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2011Fall Harvest CelebrationWestwood Baptist ChurchCleveland, TN

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Table of Contents

Agenda...................................................................................................................................22011 Spring Celebration Proceedings....................................................................................32011 Financial Report............................................................................................................4Ministry Development Team Report......................................................................................11Administrative Leadership Team Report...............................................................................17Summary of 2012 Proposed Budget......................................................................................192012 Proposed Budget...........................................................................................................202012 Proposed Budget Pie Charts..........................................................................................222012 Nominations..................................................................................................................24Director of Missions Report...................................................................................................26Summary of Church and Community Statistics.....................................................................29A Word From Your Ministry Evangelism Director................................................................30Jobs Ministry..........................................................................................................................30Project Helping Hands...........................................................................................................30Ministry Evangelism Spotlight..............................................................................................31Reaching Across Bradley County..........................................................................................32Ocoee Outreach Report..........................................................................................................33Disaster Relief Report............................................................................................................35Christian Women's Job Corps Report....................................................................................37Ethnic Ministry Report..........................................................................................................382011 History Report...............................................................................................................402011 Historical Events...........................................................................................................41Royal Ambassadors Report....................................................................................................42Jail Ministry Report...............................................................................................................42Church Library Ministry Report............................................................................................43BCM Report...........................................................................................................................44VBS Statistics........................................................................................................................45Carson-Newman College.......................................................................................................47Union University....................................................................................................................48Tennessee Drug Awareness Council......................................................................................50Tennessee Missions and Ministry / Randy Davis..................................................................51Tennessee Baptist Children's Home.......................................................................................52Acts 1:8 Missionaries.............................................................................................................53Deceased Members................................................................................................................69Associational Church Summary Information........................................................................70Baptisms.................................................................................................................................72Church Leadership Directory.................................................................................................73Bradley Baptist Constitution Revision...................................................................................98

Greater Things Are Yet to Be Done…In This City

Annual Fall Harvest Celebration 2011 Westwood Baptist Church • October 20, 2011 • 6:30 PM

CALL TO ORGANIZE SESSION OF BUSINESS ......................................Mr. Wayne Finnell Congregation Music Welcome/Prayer .............................................................................................Rev. Steve Smartt

Celebrating God’s Provision – 2011 Budget Report .........................Rev. Phil Taylor Ministry Development Team & Vote of Constitution Change .............................................................Rev. Phil Taylor Administrative Team Presentation of 2012 Budget ...........................Rev. Allan Lovelace Nomination of New Officers & Team Members ...............................Rev. Allan Lovelace

BUSINESS CLOSURE .................................................................................Mr. Wayne Finnell Greater Things Are Yet to Be Done in our State ..........................................Dr. Larry Gilmore Greater Things Are Yet to Be Done in our Jerusalem ...................................Ms. Frances Irizarry

Rev. Randy Bonner

Congregation Music Greater Things Are Ahead for BBA ..............................................................Rev. Phil Taylor Closing Prayer ................................................................................................Mr. Wayne Finnell Reception for Randy Bonner and Frances Irizarry

� Rev. Randy Bonner – Ministry Evangelism Director, BBA � Mr. Wayne Finnell – Moderator of BBA, Layman from Westwood Baptist Church � Dr. Larry Gilmore – Tennessee Baptist Convention � Mr. Dan Gilson – BBA Disaster Rebuild Team � Ms. Frances Irizarry – Ethnic Ministry Director � Rev. Allan Lovelace – Pastor of Waterville Baptist Church � Rev. Steve Smartt – Pastor, Westwood Baptist Church � Rev. Phil Taylor – BBA, Director of Missions

April 21, 2010 — Bradley Baptist Association Procee dings 2011 Spring Celebration — Semi-Annual Meeting

Cloverleaf Baptist Church

1. Rev. Huel Hooker (of Cloverleaf) welcomed everyone to the meeting and prayed. He made mention this was the 192nd meeting of the association.

2. A time of special signing was performed by the Cloverleaf singers. 3. Moderator Wayne Finnell (Westwood) made a motion to being the meeting and it was seconded. 4. Director of Missions, Phil Taylor, gave the budget the presentation. Brother Phil Taylor noted that:

1. The Association finished the 2010 year in black but reminded the members if we spent 100% of the budget we would be in the red. Total Income: $348,488.00 2010 Ending Balance: $111.72 Total Expenses: $348,376.00 If we spent 100% of our budget: <-$ 39,483.00> Church support decreased 1% over 2009. 30 Churches saw an increase in BBA Partnership Support.

2. First Quarter 2011 (January-March). Church Support 8.2% increase over 2010. 11 Churches saw an increase in BBA Partnership Support. Total Income: $85,404.00 2011 First Quarter Ending Balance: $1,665.00 Total Expenses: $83,739.00 If we spent 100% of our budget: <-$ 9,879.00>

3. Brother Taylor noted that the Association brings in a lot of other income – directly and indirectly – that is not noted in the actual budget via ministries like Ocoee Outreach and various grants we help our churches obtain.

5. Director of Missions, Phil Taylor, presented several constitutional changes. He noted it had been several years since any changes have been made to the constitution.

1. Change the Harvest Council Semi-Annual Sessions to an Annual Homecoming that would have more of a missions fare.

2. Defined who is a Messenger and who is a Guest. 3. Better define the Director of Missions selection and search process in the event of a vacancy.

6. Steven Johnston gave the BCM report. He spoke on Titus 2:6. Tim Moore, a BCM student, gave his testimony on what the BCM has meant for him.

7. Frances Irizarry gave the Ethnic Ministries report. She noted that we have 37 students in ESL class that represent 11 nations and 9 languages. She mentioned that more and more people are opening up and asking questions about the Bible. The VITA tax program has been a great witnessing and outreach tool. There are many more opportunities to witness to our ethnic population including VBS work, providing places of worship and working with the Hispanic Soccer League.

8. Randy Bonner gave the Ministry Evangelism Report. He noted that more than half our churches are involved in Ocoee Outreach this year. He thanked Cloverleaf for the use of their storage building and parking lot for Ocoee Outreach. Brother Phil Taylor presented Pastor Huel Hooker a plaque thanking Cloverleaf Baptist Church for their vital contribution to Ocoee Outreach and their years of service. Our new ministries were mentioned – Christian Women's Job Corps, Jobs Ministry, Mission Haiti. A report of Project Helping Hands was given. Last year, we helped over 300 families. A report of GPS Across Bradley County was given. Terry Broome spoke on his testimony and seeing a soul saved during his door-to-door witnessing.

9. Director of Missions, Phil Taylor, gave the DOM report. He noted the challenges for the associational Budget due to the passage of the Great Commission Taskforce. He mentioned he would keep us informed as he knew more about how this will affect the association. At the moment, the budget will affect the salaries and health insurance for the Randy Bonner and his family as well as Frances Irizarry.

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Bradley Baptist AssociationFinancial ReportSeptember 2011

Annual Budget(This Year)

MTD Actual(This Year)

YTD Actual(This Year)

Annual BudgetRemaining(This Year)

% of AnnualBudget Used(This Year)

Accounts

Revenues

Budget Receipts

$0.00 0.00 %$0.00 $0.00 $0.00 004001 - Antioch

($155.06) 115.92 %$974.24 $359.35 $1,129.30 004002 - Beacon

$1,410.51 80.49 %$7,228.88 $425.76 $5,818.37 004003 - Bellefounte

$1,112.24 74.82 %$4,416.92 $656.28 $3,304.68 004004 - Big Spring

$1,015.00 47.00 %$1,915.00 $200.00 $900.00 004005 - Blue Springs

$226.53 79.59 %$1,110.01 $85.80 $883.48 004006 - Blythe Avenue

$2,317.21 79.22 %$11,152.23 $898.43 $8,835.02 004007 - Brittsville

$6,329.31 76.25 %$26,644.56 $4,708.61 $20,315.25 004008 - Candies Creek

$300.00 75.00 %$1,200.00 $100.00 $900.00 004009 - Center Point

$821.44 64.54 %$2,316.68 $145.83 $1,495.24 004011 - Charleston First

$0.00 0.00 %$0.00 $0.00 $0.00 004012 - Chestuee

$7,750.02 77.21 %$33,999.96 $2,916.66 $26,249.94 004013 - Cleveland First

$3,300.00 75.00 %$13,200.00 $1,100.00 $9,900.00 004014 - Clingan Ridge

$1,250.01 75.00 %$5,000.04 $416.67 $3,750.03 004015 - Cloverleaf

$654.52 57.97 %$1,557.45 $0.00 $902.93 004016 - Cohulla

$765.91 34.57 %$1,170.49 $113.52 $404.58 004019 - Corinth

$772.00 50.23 %$1,551.00 $0.00 $779.00 004020 - Council

$500.00 78.26 %$2,300.00 $200.00 $1,800.00 004021 - Dalton Pike

$597.20 61.94 %$1,569.20 $108.00 $972.00 004022 - East Cleveland

$557.00 80.75 %$2,893.00 $287.00 $2,336.00 004023 - Eastview

$600.00 75.00 %$2,400.00 $200.00 $1,800.00 004024 - Elkmont

$0.00 0.00 %$0.00 $0.00 $0.00 004025 - Emmanuel

$0.00 0.00 %$0.00 $0.00 $0.00 004026 - Fairview

$495.00 66.89 %$1,495.00 $125.00 $1,000.00 004027 - Farmland

$405.17 72.33 %$1,464.07 $109.00 $1,058.90 004028 - Four Point

$150.00 82.76 %$870.00 $200.00 $720.00 004029 - Galilee

$1,401.97 43.66 %$2,488.23 $91.93 $1,086.26 004030 - Georgetown First

$2,402.79 10.77 %$2,692.94 $0.00 $290.15 004031 - Goodwill

$1,225.00 75.00 %$4,900.00 $0.00 $3,675.00 004032 - Grace Point

$400.00 66.67 %$1,200.00 $100.00 $800.00 004033 - Gum Springs

$890.38 80.30 %$4,519.52 $375.48 $3,629.14 004034 - Hopewell

$0.00 0.00 %$0.00 $0.00 $0.00 004035 - Journey Church

$1,074.38 67.70 %$3,326.54 $270.08 $2,252.16 004036 - Lebanon

$1,347.74 73.62 %$5,108.89 $670.41 $3,761.15 004037 - Macedonia

$150.00 75.00 %$600.00 $100.00 $450.00 004038 - Maple Street

$8,661.46 48.12 %$16,696.46 $657.72 $8,035.00 004039 - Michigan Avenue

$879.55 81.19 %$4,676.00 $350.00 $3,796.45 004040 - Mt. Carmel

$0.00 0.00 %$0.00 $0.00 $0.00 004042 - New Fellowship

$1,738.00 58.66 %$4,204.00 $251.00 $2,466.00 004043 - New Friendship

$900.02 11.65 %$1,018.74 $0.00 $118.72 004045 - Cleveland Cowboy

$4,706.50 74.04 %$18,128.11 $1,479.89 $13,421.61 004046 - North Cleveland

$561.33 64.27 %$1,571.03 $95.95 $1,009.70 004047 - Oak Grove

$1,308.66 42.79 %$2,287.43 $100.00 $978.77 004048 - Parkway

$4,434.00 77.93 %$20,087.00 $1,776.00 $15,653.00 004049 - Philippi

$2,090.50 60.49 %$5,290.50 $400.00 $3,200.00 004050 - Ridgeview

$600.00 75.00 %$2,400.00 $200.00 $1,800.00 004051 - Samples Memorial

$450.00 75.00 %$1,800.00 $150.00 $1,350.00 004052 - Stuart Park

$474.00 83.19 %$2,819.00 $508.00 $2,345.00 004053 - Tasso

$478.00 91.43 %$5,578.00 $287.00 $5,100.00 004054 - Thompson Springs

$0.00 100.00 %$1,391.56 $0.00 $1,391.56 004055 - Union

$2,518.70 56.79 %$5,828.90 $461.53 $3,310.20 004056 - Valley View

$160.00 81.82 %$880.00 $80.00 $720.00 004058 - Washington Avenue

$140.03 99.18 %$17,000.00 $1,873.33 $16,859.97 004059 - Waterville

$413.06 88.41 %$3,563.59 $333.00 $3,150.53 004067 - West Cleveland

$5,100.00 68.81 %$16,350.00 $1,250.00 $11,250.00 004074 - Westwood

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Accounts

$250.00 58.33 %$600.00 $0.00 $350.00 004075 - White Oak

$75,930.08 73.21 %$283,435.17 $25,217.23 $207,505.09 Total Budget Receipts

Other Revenue

Miscellaneous Income$2,961.00 75.00 %$11,844.00 $987.00 $8,883.00 004061 - TBC (DOM Insurance)

$289.45 3.52 %$300.00 $0.68 $10.55 004062 - Bank Interest

$3,201.79 75.37 %$13,000.00 $1,088.69 $9,798.21 004064 - TBC (Ethnic Ministry)

$5,279.89 76.22 %$22,207.00 $1,880.79 $16,927.11 004065 - TBC (MED Supplement)

$9,333.36 66.67 %$28,000.00 $0.00 $18,666.64 004066 - Ocoee Outreach Income

$12,500.00 0.00 %$12,500.00 $0.00 $0.00 004069 - Reserve funds from CD

$0.00 0.00 %$0.00 $0.00 $0.00 004090 - Pay Pal

($330.00) 140.24 %$820.00 $0.00 $1,150.00 004500 - Ethnic Ministry Receipts

$33,235.49 62.52 %$88,671.00 $3,957.16 $55,435.51 Total Miscellaneous Income

$33,235.49 62.52 %$88,671.00 $3,957.16 $55,435.51 Total Other Revenue

Faith Income$2,000.00 0.00 %$2,000.00 $0.00 $0.00 004611 - Faith Income

$2,000.00 0.00 %$2,000.00 $0.00 $0.00 Total Faith Income

$111,165.57 70.29 %$374,106.17 $29,174.39 $262,940.60 Total Revenues

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Accounts

Expenses

I. Strengthening Churches

$400.00 0.00 %$400.00 $0.00 $0.00 005008 - Ministry Assistants

$500.00 50.00 %$1,000.00 $0.00 $500.00 005010 - Minister's Support Fund

$2,000.00 0.00 %$2,000.00 $0.00 $0.00 005011 - Church Staff Banquet

$1,660.46 44.65 %$3,000.00 $304.95 $1,339.54 005015 - Leadership Development

$600.00 0.00 %$600.00 $0.00 $0.00 005016 - RA's

$700.00 0.00 %$700.00 $0.00 $0.00 005018 - Vacation Bible School

$500.00 0.00 %$500.00 $0.00 $0.00 005021 - WMU

$282.76 5.75 %$300.00 $0.00 $17.24 005022 - Church Media Library

$300.00 0.00 %$300.00 $0.00 $0.00 005024 - Associational Library

$6,943.22 21.10 %$8,800.00 $304.95 $1,856.78 Total I. Strengthening Churches

II. Ministries$368.94 75.40 %$1,500.00 $0.00 $1,131.06 005002 - Disaster Relief

$1,601.66 46.61 %$3,000.00 $205.29 $1,398.34 005003 - Church/Community Min.

($152.27) 108.46 %$1,800.00 $0.00 $1,952.27 005005 - Ethnic Ministries

$1,818.00 9.10 %$2,000.00 $0.00 $182.00 005026 - Youth Ministries

$3,636.33 56.19 %$8,300.00 $205.29 $4,663.67 Total II. Ministries

III. Communications

$800.00 0.00 %$800.00 $0.00 $0.00 005025 - Public Relations

$296.24 0.00 %$0.00 $0.00 ($296.24) 005045 - BIDA Expenses

$1,096.24 0.00 %$800.00 $0.00 ($296.24) Total III. Communications

IV. Baptist Collegiate Ministr$3,000.00 75.00 %$12,000.00 $1,000.00 $9,000.00 005070 - Operational

$3,000.00 75.00 %$12,000.00 $1,000.00 $9,000.00 Total IV. Baptist Collegiate Ministr

V. Administrative Support

$2,563.42 67.96 %$8,000.00 $461.08 $5,436.58 005075 - Office Supplies/Support

($30.87) 101.14 %$2,700.00 $0.00 $2,730.87 005076 - Postage

$4,858.14 62.63 %$13,000.00 $747.92 $8,141.86 005077 - Utilities

($309.00) 109.97 %$3,100.00 $0.00 $3,409.00 005079 - Property Insurance

$1,500.00 0.00 %$1,500.00 $0.00 $0.00 005080 - DOM-TBC/SBC Meeting

$1,476.00 1.60 %$1,500.00 $0.00 $24.00 005081 - Annual Meeting

$711.53 55.53 %$1,600.00 $104.28 $888.47 005082 - Hospitality

$866.91 42.21 %$1,500.00 $0.00 $633.09 005083 - Building Maintenance

$1,583.75 78.00 %$7,200.00 $486.48 $5,616.25 005085 - Office Equipment/Maint.

$1,955.00 2.25 %$2,000.00 $0.00 $45.00 005090 - Computer Upgrade/Net.

$15,174.88 63.96 %$42,100.00 $1,799.76 $26,925.12 Total V. Administrative Support

VI. Staff Leadership

1. Director of Missions

$12,461.40 73.88 %$47,713.00 $3,909.44 $35,251.60 005027 - Salary - DOM

$7,516.67 76.66 %$32,200.00 $2,750.00 $24,683.33 005029 - Housing - DOM

$19,978.07 75.00 %$79,913.00 $6,659.44 $59,934.93 Total 1. Director of Missions

2. Ministry Evangelism Dir.

$8,103.00 75.00 %$32,412.00 $2,701.00 $24,309.00 005034 - Salary - MED

$6,006.00 75.00 %$24,024.00 $2,002.00 $18,018.00 005036 - Housing - MED

$14,109.00 75.00 %$56,436.00 $4,703.00 $42,327.00 Total 2. Ministry Evangelism Dir.

3. Ethnic Missionary

$8,896.25 78.19 %$40,785.00 $4,698.75 $31,888.75 005065 - Salary - Ethnic Mission.

$8,896.25 78.19 %$40,785.00 $4,698.75 $31,888.75 Total 3. Ethnic Missionary

4. Ministry Assistant

$3,311.70 81.29 %$17,696.00 $1,960.10 $14,384.30 005040 - Salary - Ministry Asst.

$3,311.70 81.29 %$17,696.00 $1,960.10 $14,384.30 Total 4. Ministry Assistant

5. DOM Assistant

$7,097.12 71.27 %$24,700.00 $2,398.50 $17,602.88 005050 - Salary - DOM Assistant

$7,097.12 71.27 %$24,700.00 $2,398.50 $17,602.88 Total 5. DOM Assistant

Other Staff Leadership

$265.00 62.14 %$700.00 $70.00 $435.00 005059 - Grounds Maintenance

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Accounts

$4,221.73 0.00 %$4,221.73 $0.00 $0.00 005078 - Christmas Gifts

$375.00 75.00 %$1,500.00 $125.00 $1,125.00 005084 - Janitoral - Admin Office

$4,861.73 24.29 %$6,421.73 $195.00 $1,560.00 Total Other Staff Leadership

Staff Expenses$5,212.09 76.26 %$21,953.00 $3,274.67 $16,740.91 005055 - Annuity

$4,542.51 76.71 %$19,500.00 $1,594.27 $14,957.49 005056 - DOM Health Insurance

$8,098.89 41.31 %$13,800.00 $2,444.35 $5,701.11 005057 - Travel

$4,597.24 73.32 %$17,231.00 $1,472.21 $12,633.76 005058 - Taxes

$1,000.00 0.00 %$1,000.00 $0.00 $0.00 005086 - Profesional Dev./Assist.

$1,500.00 0.00 %$1,500.00 $0.00 $0.00 005087 - Professional Dev./DOM

$1,200.00 0.00 %$1,200.00 $0.00 $0.00 005088 - Professional Dev./MED

$1,000.00 0.00 %$1,000.00 $0.00 $0.00 005089 - Professional Dev./ Ethnic

$714.14 52.39 %$1,500.00 $42.71 $785.86 005091 - Medical Reimb.(Phil)

$204.31 86.38 %$1,500.00 $138.33 $1,295.69 005093 - Medical Reimb.(Randy)

$1,500.00 0.00 %$1,500.00 $0.00 $0.00 005096 - Medical Reimb. (Frances)

$646.53 56.90 %$1,500.00 $77.98 $853.47 005098 - Medical Reimb. (David)

$30,215.71 63.68 %$83,184.00 $9,044.52 $52,968.29 Total Staff Expenses

$88,469.58 71.38 %$309,135.73 $29,659.31 $220,666.15 Total VI. Staff Leadership

$118,320.25 68.96 %$381,135.73 $32,969.31 $262,815.48 Total Expenses

($7,154.68) 0.00 %($7,029.56) ($3,794.92) $125.12Net Total

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Bradley Baptist Association - BIDASummary of Restricted Accounts - Portrait

September 2011

Accounts

Beginning

Balance Revenue

Restricted Restricted

Expenses Balance

Ending

Temporary Restricted$6.48$6.48 $0.00 $0.00 008001 - Miscellaneous

$4,322.50$4,322.50 $0.00 $0.00 008004 - Community Mission$863.20$863.20 $0.00 $0.00 008005 - Jail Ministry

$1,575.73$1,520.23 $425.00 $369.50 008006 - CWJC$1,444.85$1,403.21 $41.64 $0.00 008008 - Interest$2,445.05$2,445.05 $0.00 $0.00 008010 - Ethnic Missions

$100.37$100.37 $0.00 $0.00 008011 - Secretaries' Org.$35.42$35.42 $0.00 $0.00 008015 - Natural Church Development

$18,745.22$18,705.22 $40.00 $0.00 008026 - Disaster Relief$4,620.85$4,620.85 $0.00 $0.00 008033 - On Mission Celebration$1,280.99$280.99 $1,000.00 $0.00 008040 - Mission Trip Fund$1,150.89$1,150.89 $0.00 $0.00 008042 - DOM Mission Travel$3,031.04$3,031.04 $0.00 $0.00 008043 - Pastor/Staff Christmas Banquet$1,555.86$1,555.86 $0.00 $0.00 008044 - BCM Building Improvements$1,121.97$1,071.97 $50.00 $0.00 008048 - Block Party Trailer

$38.13$38.13 $0.00 $0.00 008050 - ORMS$1,408.34($41.66) $3,750.00 $2,300.00 008054 - Youth Ministry

$27.00$27.00 $0.00 $0.00 008056 - Evangecubes$1,106.56$1,106.56 $0.00 $0.00 008057 - GPS - Across Bradley County

$27,670.78$20,461.14 $13,066.00 $5,856.36 008063 - Heart Cry Revival$2,644.55$2,644.55 $0.00 $0.00 008065 - Haiti Relief

$66,365.85$71,205.69 $0.00 $4,839.84 008067 - Tornado Relief$141,561.63$136,554.69 $18,372.64 $13,365.70 Total Temporary Restricted

Summary of Revenue and Expenditures

August 2011 Balance $30,413.31 Revenue for September 2011

Tithes/Offering $29,174.39 Expenditures for September 2011 ($30,075.04)

September 2011 General Fund Balance $ 29,512.66 September BIDA (Designated Funds $141,561.63 Total $171,074.29 Bank Statement September 2011 $18,388.71 Deposits not listed on Statement $19,718.67 Less Outstanding Check ($ 8,594.72) September 2011 Bank Balance $29,512.66

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Bradley Baptist AssociationBalance Sheet -dcSeptember 2011

Accounts

Assets

Savings$472.73 001100 - Classic Savings

$35,850.55 001110 - United Community Bank CD

$58,598.52 001130 - BB&T - CD

$22,732.76 001150 - United Community Bank - MMA

$117,654.56 Total Savings

Checking$26,618.39 001001 - Cash in Bank - Bank of Cleveland

$141,561.63 001160 - BIDA Account - BB&T Designated Acct

$168,180.02 Total Checking

$285,834.58 Total Designated Accounts

Liabilities, Fund Principal, & Restricted Funds

Liabilities

Fund Principal$278,739.84 002990 - FUND PRINCIPAL

$6,969.62 002995 - FUND PRINCIPAL

$125.12 Excess Cash Received

$285,834.58 Total Fund Principal and Excess Cash Received

Restricted Funds$0.00 Total Temporarily Restricted

$0.00 Total Permanently Restricted

$0.00 Total Restricted Funds

$285,834.58Total Liabilities, Fund Principal, & Restricted Funds

Ministry Development Team Report

October 2010

1. The MDT met Wednesday, October 6, 2010. There were twelve present.

2. The MDT was asked look over the minutes from the September meeting. They were

approved as written.

3. Frances Irizarry, Ethnic Ministry Director, shared Ridgeview is ministering to the Slavic

people through ESL. Clingan Ridge Church has fourteen children, mostly Hispanic,

attending their After School Program. She’ll be meeting with the Volunteer Income Tax

Assistance (VITA) to use as a tool to share Christ’s story while offering a free tax service

for low income people.

4. Steven Johnson, Collegiate Ministry Director, announced a fish fry for Saturday, October

12 to target churches. Their weekly Bible study is averaging 40.

5. Randy Bonner, Ministry Evangelism Director presented “His Love Reaching” brochure

sharing the international partnership with TBC and SMI Haiti. Three mission trips are

scheduled. GPS “Across Bradley County” is a call for Bradley Baptists to rally God’s

people into the streets during a three to four months process and to climax on Easter

Sunday at local churches. The CWJC Ministry has been well received by women to assist

other women to become self-sufficient.

6. Bro. Phil Taylor, Director of Missions, shared some points of ACP information and says

we are on the threshold of a growth cycle in our community and we want to see what

challenges we have.

7. Bro. Phil Taylor, Director of Missions, presented the September financial report.

November 2010

1. The MDT met Wednesday, November 3, 2010. There were eleven members present.

2. Bro. Phil Taylor led a devotional on needing a spiritual revival followed by prayer lifted

by Steven Johnson and Rusty Asble

3. Minutes of the October meeting were presented and accepted with one correction.

4. Randy Bonner, Ministry Evangelism Director, reported on the Christian Women’s Job

Corps, Project Helping Hands, Haiti mission trip and SYATP Rally.

5. Frances Irizarry shared on the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA), ESL training

scheduled at Westwood Church and the Mexican Dept. of Education which offers

literacy as well as elementary and secondary education courses to all Hispanic adults.

6. Steven Johnson, Collegiate Ministry Director, reported the students spent four nights at

the BCM while serving Bradley County evangelistically.

7. Bro. Phil Taylor, Director of Missions, shared significant information of his report from

the Fall Celebration booklet, the upcoming Pastor/Staff Christmas Banquet, MDT


members rotating off and new member beginning in January and presented the October

financial report.

December 2010

1. The MDT met Wednesday, December 14, 2010. There were fourteen present.

2. Bro. Phil Taylor shared a devotion message from II Chronicles 6:7. A group prayer time

followed.

3. Joe Capper, interim DOM of Jackson, SC was in attendance to observe our association’s

structure and methods of operation.

4. Minutes were read and stand as printed.

5. Bro. Phil Taylor, Director of Missions, gave insight on NAMB’s direction to reach the

large cities in the Northeast and Western parts of our country. In April, we will know

more about their structure and the impact it will have on us.

6. Rusty Asble extended an invitation to all churches to join Cleveland First Baptist Church

in recreation.

February 2011

1. The MDT met Wednesday, February 2, 2011. There were thirteen present.

2. Bro. Phil Taylor, Director of Missions, gave a devotion from Proverbs 61:33, followed

with prayer.

3. Todd Colbert of Candies Creek Church introduced Alex Ennes and Dan Ghrammhas of

Cleveland, OH on a video conference. Both pastors are heavily involved in their

communities. An answer and question session concluded the conference.

4. Randy Bonner, Ministry Evangelism Director, gave an update on GPS.

5. George Bulson made a motion receive Josh Brown, Joe Brooks, Jeanette Dalton,

Jonathon Powell and Rusty Asble as members of an Adhoc Team to revise the

Constitution. Motion was seconded and none opposed.

6. Frances Irizarry reported VITA is a service to meet a need and hear the gospel.

7. Bro. Phil Taylor, Director of Missions, presented the January financial report and

reported we financially finished 2010 well.

8. Bro. Phil Taylor, Director of Missions, responded to the question by David Cross, relating

to the changes in the Cooperative program. He will know more by April.

9. The meeting was dismissed in prayer led by Matt Davies.


March 2011

1. The MDT met Wednesday, March 2, 2011. There were fourteen present.

2. Earl Farris, Pastor of FBC, Georgetown, presented the devotion. He testified how the

Lord spoke to him through Genesis 9:16. In every cloud there is a rainbow. In a hurting

world, people need to hear that here is hope and that hope is in Jesus Christ. Following

was a time of prayer.

3. Bro. Phil Taylor, Director of Missions, introduced the recommendations made by the

Adhoc Team working on amendments to the BBA Constitution and Bylaws. These

recommendations will be presented at the Spring Meeting in April and a vote taken at

the October meeting.

4. David Cross, Pastor of Gum Springs, initiated dialogue regarding the requirement that

the DOM must possess a Master’s Degree. Bro. Phil Taylor reminded the team that the

MDT could amend the requirements. An assignment was given to the MDT members to

read the Constitution and Operating Manuela and be prepared for discussion at the

semi-annual meeting in April.

5. There was discussion of the mission’s project connecting Cleveland, TN and Cleveland,

OH. A vision team from Candies Creek will be going to Ohio later this month and will

process and consider the possibilities of how God is leading.

6. Frances Irizarry, Ethnic Ministry Director, announced a Pastors Luncheon to be held on

March 30. Food will be prepared by the Cleveland Slavic Church of Evangelical Faith.

VITA continues to serve clients.

7. Randy Bonner, Ministry Evangelism Director, communicated concerts of prayer at

various churches, preparation for GPS was under way, and 40 members from Clingan

Ridge, Cleveland FBC, and Candies Creek are going to Haiti.

8. Steven Johnston, Collegiate Ministry Director, noted their mission trip yielded great

results.

9. Joe Brooks, Associate Pastor of Waterville, dismissed the meeting in prayer.


April 2011

1. The MDT met Wednesday, April 13, 2011. There were fifteen present.

2. Randy Bonner, Ministry Evangelism Director, shared about the GPS “Across Bradley

County Media Saturation.”

3. Members dialogued on the Concert of Pray held Sunday, April 9, 20111.

4. There was discussion on the Essential Duties and Responsibilities of the Director of

Missions in Constitution and Bylaws. Pastor, Earl Farris made a recommendation to

amend the second paragraph under Essential Duties and Responsibilities. Pastor, Steve

Huff, seconded the recommendation and passed unanimously.

5. Joe Brooks made a motion to change the wording that refers to the personnel of the

Director of Missions to read as follows: The Director of Missions shall be an ordained

Baptist minister who is shown to be approved by God who affirms the values, mission

and vision of the Bradley Baptist Association and the Baptist Faith and Message. Pastor,

David Cross, seconded the motion and all signified by saying “Aye.”

6. Pastor, David Cross, made a motion to receive the letter of Charity Baptist Church

requesting to be removed from the Baptist Association and Connection Church giving an

official notice of their closing. Richard Covrea seconded the motion and all signified by

saying “Aye.”

7. Minutes of the March, 2011 meeting were read and approved with one correction.

8. Staff members reviewed highlights of their work.

9. Bro. Phil Taylor extended an invitation to all to join Candies Creek in Revival.

10. Meeting adjourned with a time of prayer.

June 2011

1. The MDT met Wednesday, June 1, 20011 with nine members present.

2. Minutes of the previous meeting were reviewed and approved with one correction.

3. Members reflected on the Spring Celebration Meeting.

4. Staff member gave an evaluation of the VITA program and GPS and member join for

further discussion.

5. Matt Davies was assigned to coordinate an effort to put a team together to evaluate the

applications of tornado victim for rebuild.

6. There being no more business the meeting was adjourned in prayer led by Joe Brooks.


July 2011

1. A regular meeting of the MDT was held on Wednesday, July 6, 2011 with eight

members present.

2. Minutes of the June 1, 2011 meeting was reviewed and approved.

3. We were challenged and informed on a wonderful article from Life Action Ministries on

“When Revival Comes” followed with prayer.

4. Staff members shared of upcoming events and reported on Ocoee Outreach and

tornado relief efforts.

5. Bro. Phil Taylor, Director of Missions updated the members on past and current financial

matters.

6. Bro. Phil Taylor, Director of Missions, reported, the Administrative Leadership Team is

working through some things and will make recommendations concerning TBC and

NAMB providing funds to our Association. Prayers are needed as we go through the

journey.

7. There being no further business to come before the meeting, the meeting was

adjourned at 11:30 a.m.

August 2011

1. A regular meeting of the MDT was held at the Bradley Baptist Association on

Wednesday, August 3, 2011 with Bro. Phil Taylor, DOM, presiding and Dimple Cox

recorded the minutes. Eleven members were present.

2. Bro. Phil Taylor, DOM, read from “Revolution on Our Knees, “ focusing on raising up

leaders. Prayers points were given and a season of prayer followed.

3. Minutes of the July 6, 2011 meeting were presented and approved.

4. Old Business: Constitution changes will be voted on at the Fall Harvest Celebration on

October 20 at Westwood Baptist Church. Rebuild Team held two meetings for dialogue

A rebuild Team was organized with leader, Dan Gilson, Fred Murphy, Lanny Tayloe, Ken

Rittenour and Matt Davies.

5. Staff members gave reports of their ministries.

6. Bro. Phil Taylor, Director of Missions, updated the team members on TBC funding and

Frances Irizarry’s transition.

7. Meeting adjourned at 11:45 a.m. with special prayer for Miss Frances.


September 2011

1. A regular meeting of the MDT was held on Wednesday, September 14, 2011 with ten

members present.

2. Bro. Phil Taylor gave devotion from Exodus, chapter 3

3. Written minutes were distributed to members for approval. Minutes were approved as

presented.

4. Staff members gave reports on ESL, soccer league, CJCW, Jobs Ministry, tornado rebuild.

Upcoming events were announced.

5. Bro. Phil Taylor provided an update on the ministry’s finances and reported a deficit of

3% from last year. The Administrative Leadership Team is working on the 2012 Budget

and will present it at the next MDT meeting on Wednesday, October 5, 2011.

6. Bro. Phil Taylor dialogued with the team on working together with International World

Changers.

7. There being no further business to come before the meeting, the meeting was

adjourned in prayer led by Steven

Johnston.

Respectfully submitted,

Dimple Cox

Administrative Leadership Team Report The Administrative Leadership Team met on six occasions during the 2011 calendar year.

The majority of our time was spent on dealing with reviewing the financial status of the association and the pending adjustments due to reductions in the support for Frances and Randy.

The Administrative Team will continue to study the options for making recommendations to the association concerning our partnership with NAMB and TBC for the Ministry Evangelism Director.

Bro. Phil Taylor gave an update on the Ethnic Ministry Director. At the end September 2011, the TBC support for the Ethnic Ministry Director will be discontinued. It was reported later that NAMB would not continue providing Health Insurance for the Ethnic Ministry Director position.

We are prayerfully waiting to see what the future will look like with the other partners that have helped us with the Ministry Evangelism Director. The Admin Team is convinced that we want Randy Bonner to stay with us and BBA partnering churches could take on greater ownership of this position. For over 14 years we have been the recipient of a great partnership with NAMB and TBC but God may very well be leading us to become more mature and take this own ourselves.

On September 20 we were notified that NAMB will no longer support the position after 2012.

We are grateful for our partnering churches and how we have maintained the level of support during these difficult past three years in our country. BBA has maintained or in many areas increased a level of ministry to our Jerusalem and around the world with funds frozen or at the same level for the past three years. We are grateful for the creative gifts of our staff and the wise stewardship of each staff person.

For the first time in two years we are able to show our appreciation to Phil, Randy, Dimple and David with an increase in Salary.

The Administrative Team is of the conclusion that Bradley Baptist Association will need to prepare to be self-supporting without the partnerships of North American Mission Board and Tennessee Baptist Convention. We believe that we need to prepare immediately for the adjustment.

Due to recent action by the Southern Baptist Convention, North American Mission Board and Tennessee Baptist Convention we feel the need to prepare ourselves for the possibility of losing financial support that has supported Randy Bonner and health insurance for Randy. In order for BBA to fully fund this position we would need an additional $37,000 from our partnering churches. If we lost the current support we would be responsible for picking up the NAMB supplement plus the health insurance that NAMB covers.

Thank you for prayers and support as we seek to face the future together.

Administrative Team

Victor Hayes Allan Lovelace Doyle Hawkins

Jamie Work Doyle Hawkins

Administrative Leadership Team Report Nine Year Quarterly Summary 4th Q 1st Q 2nd Q 3rd Q Total

2010/2011 96,539.00 85,404.00 90,005.20 87,531.40 359,479.60 4.02% 2009/2010 93,651.89 78,917.09 90,263.00 82,769.61 345,601.59 -4.53%

2008/2009

103,716.22

83,748.82

86,340.79

88,212.52

362,018.35 2.75%

2007/2008 94,430.33

83,217.35 90,582.65

84,100.62

352,330.95 3.56%

2006/2007 89,664.28

84,305.77

81,682.57

84,559.63

340,212.25 -1.57%

2005/2006 83,865.08

86,350.18

83,855.06

91,558.85

345,629.17 1.95%

2004/2005 83,690.91

85,727.55

78,228.95

91,372.44

339,019.85 2.49%

2003/2004 91,020.24

78,368.71

80,593.36

80,788.90

330,771.21 8.73%

2002/2003 77,264.84

63,348.06

80,954.16

82,634.91

304,201.97

Summary of 2012 Proposed Budget

Based on our current receipts from our partnering churches we believe we will come in below what our projected church receipts were for our 2011 budget. We are reducing the proposed income for 2012 based on the actual receipts we are receiving for 2011. The church income is being reduced by 6.2%. The largest reduction in over 15 years. Since 2004, BBA has received funds for starting a new church in Manhattan, NY and additional support was received for the Ethnic Ministry Position. We have seen a reduction in those funds from our churches and we are trying to align our projected income with current receipts. Expenses: Section I. We will be combining all accounts in Strengthening Church into one line item. The purpose is with the intent to ask ministry leaders to request funds one month in advance of expenditure. We are also gaging which ministries are active and how we assist our partnering churches with ministry opportunities. Section II. (New item). We are recommending taking funds in the amount of $12,500 from reserve to cover section II Starting Churches in the amount on $12,500. BBA Ethnic Ministry income is reduced due to the elimination of the Ethnic Ministry position. We are keeping $1,000 in the account to assist any church wanting to start or continue Ethnic related ministries. VI. Administrative Support Increases or reductions reflect current spending levels. Highlights of Expenses For the past two years we have frozen accounts 5008, 5010, 5016, 5018, 5021, 5024 These accounts are being rolled into one amount called Strengthen Churches. It is our desire to have the ministry leaders of these accounts request funds one month in advance for the availability of monies. Accounts 5002, 5026, 5025, 5087, 5088 are now open. Adjustments to sections VI Staff Leadership We are recommending staff increases due to a decrease the DOM received in 2011 and no increases were given to Phil, Randy or Dimple in the budget year of 2010 and 2011. The majority of the reductions in section Staff Expenses are due to elimination of Ethnic Ministry Director position.

BRADLEY BAPTIST ASSOCIATION 2012 PROPOSED BUDGET

2012 Bgt

274,440.00 22,207.00 11,844.00

300.00 Reserve funds from CD 12,500.00

28,000.00

349,291.00

I. Strengthening Churches 8,800.00

II. Starting Churches 12,500.00

III. Ministries

5002 Disaster Relief 1,500.00 5003 Church/Community Ministries 3,000.00 5005 Ethnic Ministries 1,000.00 5026 Youth Ministries 2,000.00

Total Ministries 7,500.00

IV. Communication

5025 Public Relations 800.00

Total Communication 800.00

V. Baptist Collegiate Ministries

5070 Operational 12,000.00

Total Baptist Collegiate Ministries 12,000.00

VI. Administrative Support

5075 Office Supplies & Support 8,000.00 5076 Postage 3,200.00 5077 Utilities 13,000.00 5079 Property Insurance 3,500.00 5080 DOM - TBC/SBC Meeting 1,500.00 5081 Annual Meeting 1,000.00 5082 Hospitality 1,600.00 5083 Building Maintenance 1,500.00 5085 Office Equipment & Maint 7,200.00 5090 Computer Upgrade & Network 2,000.00

Total Administrative Support 42,500.00

TOTAL INCOME

EXPENSE

REVENUEChurch income based on 2011 receipts

TBC/NAMB partnership for Min Evang Dir

TBC Supplement for DOM Insurance

Interest Income

Ocoee Outreach

We are combining Minister's Support Fund, Church

Staff Banquet, Leadership Development, RA's, VBS,

WMU, Church Media Library, Association Library

into one line item. Ministry leaders will be asked

to give one month notice for availability of funds.

BRADLEY BAPTIST ASSOCIATION 2012 PROPOSED BUDGET

VII. Staff Leadership

1. Director of Missions

5027 Salary 50,510.00 5029 Housing 32,200.00

82,710.00 2. Ministry Evangelism Director

5034 Salary 34,387.00 5036 Housing 24,024.00

58,411.00

3. Ministry Assistant

5040 18,050.00

5. DOM Ministry Assistant

5050 26,910.00

5084 Janitorial 1,500.00 5059 700.00 5078 Christmas Gifts 3,578.00

5,778.00

Staff Expenses

5055 Annuity 18,608.00 5056 Insurance 20,800.00 5057 Travel 12,500.00 5058 Taxes 14,624.00 5087 Professional Develop: DOM 1,500.00 5088 Professional Develop: MED 800.00 5091 Medical Reimbursement DOM 1,500.00 5093 Medical Reimbursement MED 1,500.00 5097 Medican Reimbursement David 1,500.00

73,332.00 Total Staff Leadership 265,191.00

TOTAL EXPENSES 349,291.00

Salary

Salary

Grounds Maintenance

2012 BBA BUDGET COMBINE BBA and OCOEE OUTREACHAccount Funding Percentage Account Funding Percentage

Strenthening Church $8,800.00 2.52% Strenthening Church $8,800.00 1.32%

Church Multiplication $12,500.00 3.58% Church Multiplication $12,500.00 1.87%

Ministries $7,500.00 2.15% Ministries $7,500.00 1.12%

Communication $800.00 0.23% Communication $800.00 0.12%

Baptist Collegiate Ministry $12,000.00 3.44% Baptist Collegiate Ministry $12,000.00 1.80%

Administrative Support (To

open the doors on Ocoee St) $42,500.00 12.17%

Administrative Support (To

open the doors on Ocoee St) $42,500.00 6.36%

Staff Leadership $191,860.00 54.93% Staff Leadership $191,860.00 28.70%

Staff Expenses $73,331.00 20.99% Staff Expenses $73,331.00 10.97%

Total $349,291.00 100.00% Ocoee Outreach $319,175.00 47.75%

Total $668,466.00 100.00%

Strenthening

Church

3%

Church

Multiplication

4%

Ministries

2%

Communication

0%

Baptist Collegiate

Ministry

3%

Admin Support

12%

Staff Leadership

55%

Staff Expenses

21%

2012

BBA

Budget

Strenthening Church

1%Church

Multiplication

2%

Ministries

1%Communication

0%

Baptist Collegiate

Ministry

2%

Admin Support

6%

Staff Leadership

29%

Staff Expenses

11%

Ocoee Outreach

48%

Combine BBA & Ocoee Outreach

BBA, OCOEE OUTREACH with DESIGNATED INCOME

Account Funding Percentage

Strenthening Church $8,800.00 1.15%

Church Multiplication $12,500.00 1.63%

Ministries $7,500.00 0.98%

Communication $800.00 0.10%

Baptist Collegiate Ministry $12,000.00 1.56%

Administrative Support (To open

the doors on Ocoee St) $42,500.00 5.53%

Staff Leadership $191,860.00 24.97%

Staff Expenses $73,331.00 9.54%

Ocoee Outreach $319,175.00 41.53%

Designate Income/Expense $100,000.00 13.01%

Total $768,466.00 100.00%

Strenthening Church

1%Church Multiplication

2%Ministries

1%

Communication

0%

Baptist Collegiate Ministry

2%

Admin Support

5%

Staff Leadership

25%

Staff Expenses

10%Ocoee Outreach

41%

Designate

Income/Expense

13%

BBA, Ocoee Outreach

with

Designated Income

NOMINATIONS 2012

Association Officers (elected by a majority vote at the Harvest Council Bi-Annual Session)

(nominated by the Administrative Leadership Team)

Moderator: ____Wayne Finnell_____________________

(limited to two year term)

Vice-Moderator: __Joe Brooks___________________ (limited to two year term)

Treasurer: Dimple Cox Clerk: David Hewitt Historian: John Conner

MINISTRY DEVELOPMENT TEAM (Director of Missions, Team Leaders, Moderator, Ministerial Staff, Representative of

Administrative Leadership Team) (Director of Missions will recommend Team Leaders to Administrative Leadership Team)

Director of Missions: Phil Taylor

Ministerial Staff: Randy Bonner, Steve Johnston_______ Administrative Leadership Team Representative: ____________________

Ministry Development Team Leaders:

Term ending 12/31/12 Term ending 12/31/13 Term ending 12/31/14 George Bulson David Cross Mike Finnell Danny Poole Jason Cox Carol Marr Joe Brooks Steve Huff Marilyn Thomas Peggy Mooneyham Matt Davies New Nominations Mike Finnell, Thompson Springs Baptist Church Marilyn Thomas, Farmland Community Carol Marr, First Baptist Church George Bulson, Big Spring Baptist Church Peggy Mooneyham, Lebanon Baptist Church

NOMINATIONS 2012

ADMINISTRATIVE LEADERSHIP TEAM (recommended by Ministry Development Team meets as necessary, elects own Chair Finance & Budgeting,

Personnel, Nominating, Facilities, Trustees, & Credentials)

Ex-officio:

Director of Missions (non-voting): _Phil Taylor__

Moderator: ___Wayne Finnell___________________________

At Large Members:

Term ending 12/31/12 Term ending 12/31/13 Term ending 12/31/14 Allan Lovelace Phil Griffin Jeannette Dalton Doyle Hawkins Rusty Asble Brian Hood New Nominations Rusty Asbel, First Baptist Church Jeannette Dalton, Cloverleaf Baptist Church Brian Hood, Elkmont Baptist Church

Director of Missions Report Our association exists to serve churches and the community! We are constantly doing things together that we can’t do alone, to bring people to a life-changing relationship with Jesus Christ. The best way that I know how to describe our association is a Kingdom Catalyst. What does that really mean? It means that we are constantly connecting and resourcing churches, so that our churches can truly be an effective missional community. The mission of the church must take precedence over internal maintenance, fellowship, and real estate. Serving as Kingdom Catalyst, our association is helping churches to grow and connect to the community. Every year we are charting a new course to come together to reach our communities for Christ. Serving as Kingdom Catalyst, we will always find ourselves in a unique kind of “tug of war” between the past, present, and what could be through Christ. Our values have been and still are prayer, strengthening churches, evangelism, meeting human needs and resourcing our partnering churches. These are real and alive. Meeting human needs has been best seen in the aftermath of April 27. Our county was hit hard by four deadly tornados. On any given week someone comes up to me and says, "I am proud to be a Baptist". Why? Because BBA was a Kingdom Catalyst in bringing several thousand people together to touch people by meeting needs. People saw the Gospel living in us. This summer the association has brought lots of churches together to be on mission right here in our area. The results have been great, with many decisions for Christ because we have truly come together and worked together for the Kingdom. Many churches, as well as individuals, have been greatly blessed! The benefits are great to churches! The results glorify the Lord! I hope and pray that you and your church will take a fresh new look at our association with renewed involvement and support. It really is worth it!!! This is a special evening as we say thank you to Randy Bonner for his ten years of service with Bradley Baptist Association. It is a sad time as we say good-bye to Frances Irizarry. In a previous letter that was sent to your church I shared that we were losing funding that helped support Frances’s salary and her health insurance. That funding ended on September 30. At the Southern Baptist Convention in Orlando, in June 2010, the messengers at the convention passed the report presented by the Great Commission Task Force. The GCTF report does impact the ministry of BBA in that our income will be reduced and the funding of Randy Bonner and Frances Irizarry's salaries will have to be considered. The partners of BBA will need to make wise choices in how we make up the significant reduction that we have received from the North American Mission Board. Since the report was passed, the leadership at the North American Mission Board has been trying to reallocate more funds for Church Planting. Ultimately,missionaries like Randy and Frances will fall victim with this major shift in our convention. Any time we do an evaluation, we always must be prepared and willing to make changes. Given that we are human and prone to error, I know that at any point, whether through personal or ministerial evaluation, I find areas that need change in my life and in the ministry of BBA.

Director of Missions Report Bradley Baptist Association was notified that the support we have been receiving for Frances will be eliminated. For the past four years we have received $13,000 each year to supplement Frances's salary. The $22,000 we have received to supplement Randy's salary is guaranteed through 2012. I now know that the support we have been receiving for Randy will be eliminated at the end of 2012. In addition to the Cooperative Program dollars we have received for Randy and Frances, the North American Mission Board has provided Health Insurance for both the Bonner family and Frances. That will also be eliminated at the end of 2012. At this time we are not able to make up the difference for Frances’s salary and health insurance. We have every intention of moving forward with seeking ways to make up the difference when NAMB cuts off Cooperative Program funding for Randy. We will persevere as we seek the will of our Father with how we continue moving forward. As we move forward with Randy’s position, we will be responsible for picking up $37,000 which will include health insurance for him and his family. It is possible that our churches will have to assume a greater role in support of Randy after 2012. Bradley Baptist Association is not a stand-alone ministry, but is a ministry of churches. We count on our churches' support for us to fulfill the Great Commission. Every ministry reflects our call to tell the Good News of Jesus Christ. OUR GREATEST NEED In my remaining statements I want to quote Dr. Randy Davis, Executive Director, Tennessee Baptist Convention and Dr. Tom Elliff, President, International Mission Board. "Our greatest need is not vision, organizational restructuring or strategic planning, as vitally important as those things are in fulfilling The Great Commission. Here is the answer: personal and corporate revival that is birthed in a desperate hunger for God and God alone." Davis goes on to say, "Indeed, we must give our attention to vision, realignment and strategic planning. But the fuel and fire for all we do must come from a brokenness of our hearts, so that we might know His heart. We are talking about a brutally honest repentance that leads to real holiness. Our pride, arrogance and selfishness must be crucified and radically replaced with genuine humility." "Living in a state of 3-4.5 million people without Christ, we must confess that we cannot begin to reach them through our own strength. We need such a movement of God that unity of purpose becomes an ever present reality among Tennessee Baptists. The common denominator that makes us an uncommon denomination will be a complete surrender to the Lordship of Christ. There is no room at the cross for territorialism, disunity, axes to grind or personal agendas. As a convention of churches, the choice is clear: die to self and exalt the Lord, or simply die." "As you complete reading this column, I invite you to read II Chronicles 7:14. Read it slowly, carefully and prayerfully. Read it again. Now, let us fall on our faces and seek His face, praying for revival. There is nothing He wants to give to us more than the power of His presence." Dr. Tom Elliff speaking to the Trustees of the International Mission Board said, "either beg God for spiritual awakening or sink into irrelevance.

Director of Missions Report "I see this as the critical issue facing us as Southern Baptists," Elliff said. "The truth of the matter is that if we don't experience spiritual awakening we will forfeit our capacity to effectively partner with others in carrying out the Great Commission. "In this world of absolute tumult and chaos, God is giving us opportunities around the globe to share the wonderful message of the Gospel of Christ that are unparalleled in the history of this world.

"[Spiritual] awakening is a missions issue, because if we don't have an awakening in the hearts of Southern Baptists, then the pool out of which we fish for missionaries … gets smaller and smaller," he explained. "We'll just become another denomination that had its day and has now slipped off into irrelevancy, and when people say 'Southern Baptist Convention,' they will probably say it with a yawn." Elliff pointed out that spiritual awakening is distinctly different from spiritual revival. "Revival presupposes pre-existing life," he explained. "I'm not so sure we need to be saying the things we say about the size of our convention and the number of our churches because I'll be quite honest with you -- I'm not so sure all those people we claim as members of our churches know Christ. They may know about Him, but if knowing Christ makes a difference in your lifestyle and a difference in your community, if knowing Christ drives you to periodically come for the family reunion which we call a worship service, over half of those people that we say are Southern Baptists never come to the table. "But if we had awakening -- that's a revival of those who know Christ, but it's also a stirring and deep conviction of the Holy Spirit among those who are out there on the fringes, the kind of stirring that calls them to repent and receive Christ as their Savior. If we had an awakening in our nation, then think what Southern Baptists could do in terms of global missions, not to mention right here in this nation." Such an awakening, Elliff cautioned, will require a "totally different" kind of prayer, one that rests on God's character rather than our own. "I'm afraid that so much of our praying is a shot at getting something done by God with the thought that, if He doesn't come through, we've got another plan. Folks, if God doesn't come through we don't have a plan. "[We need to pray] like someone crying out from beneath the rubble of a building … and I'm afraid our prayers are not that desperate yet -- because most of us come to the altar with two or three alternatives in our pocket." I am on board with a HEART CRY begging God for the impossible. Are you?

In His Grace,

Phil Taylor

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It is hard to believe that 10 years has passed since this Virginia Beach family with a new born baby and 5th grader in tow, loaded up the truck and moved to Beverly (Cleveland, TN, that is). On behalf of my wonderful wife, Julie and our children, Josiah & Cassie, we want to thank you for ten great years of ministry. We have loved and cherished our time with you and look for-ward to what God has in store for the future. We have been blessed with an incredible DOM in Phil Taylor, whom I have learned much from and have been encouraged and challenged by. Dimple has been a great source of help and a true blessing whom I appreciate greatly. We are all benefiting by the gifts that David has brought to our team. Serving with Francis has been a blessing as well and we are grateful for the time we have had with her.

On this, our10 year anniversary, we must remember that while we have come a long way in developing and growing ministries that connect churches to the community, critical work re-mains ahead to strengthen and help resource our churches in reaching their full potential. My theme verse for life has always been Jer. 29:11-13 “For I know the plans I have for you,” de-clares the LORD, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a fu-ture. 12 Then you will call on me and come and pray to me, and I will listen to you. 13 You will seek me and find me when you seek me with all your heart.”

In His Service,

Randy, Julie, Josiah & Cassie Bonner

Looking for employment? Looking for talented, hardworking, Christian employees within our Associa-tion Family of Churches? CHECK OUT THE NEW JOBS MINISTRY FEATURE OF THE BBA WEBSITE!

The BBA Jobs Ministry is in its start up phase and will be dependent on Christian business men and women from local churches posting job openings for their business. Churches can also use this to list job openings for support staff positions. Please share this valuable resource with your congregation. Additional phases coming in the future will be a Career Solutions WorkshopCareer Solutions WorkshopCareer Solutions WorkshopCareer Solutions Workshop, offering practical and bib-lical advice to the unemployed, underemployed and unhappily employed… and a Jobs FairJobs FairJobs FairJobs Fair.

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Ministry/evangelism spotlight: church & community 2011

AREA STUDENTS Call out to God during SYATP Week

SYATP WEEK in September was an another great experience as God moved in the hearts of teenagers in Bradley County. Partnering together to make SYATP Week possible were; The Cleveland Youth Ministers Network, Fellow-ship of Christian Athletes the Bradley Baptist Association along with Coopera-tive Program Funds from the Tennessee Baptist Convention. Area Youth Min-isters worked together, planned together and prayed together for more than a year for God to use this week to reach students in Cleveland & Bradley County. FBC Cleveland was a great host church for the Wednesday rally. Clayton King presenting the Gospel at the SYATP Rally and spoke at school assemblies at Ocoee Middle, Cleveland Middle, Lake Forest Middle and Mike Blackaby led a school assembly at Walker Valley HS. Here are the initial re-sults from the week:

• 5,000 Students at our 4 area School Assemblies

• 1,500 Students at the SYATP Rally on Wednesday Night

• 60 Salvation Decisions • 83 Students Seeking Repentance • 64 Ministry & other Decisions

BBA RECOVERY/REBUILD MINISTRYBBA RECOVERY/REBUILD MINISTRYBBA RECOVERY/REBUILD MINISTRYBBA RECOVERY/REBUILD MINISTRY The Bradley Baptist Association has been in the recovery & rebuild phase lo-cally in response to the tornadoes that struck our County in April. A combina-tion of rebuild mission teams from out of town and from our own churches have taken on 6 rebuild projects in the past month with more scheduled in the coming months including a new home build for a senior couple that lost their home during the tornados. The teams have ministered to hurting fami-lies within our communities that had unmet needs that neither insurance nor Fema would fully cover. In addition the BBA has resourced three of our churches (Big Spring, North Cleveland & Beacon) from our Tornado Relief

funds that have provided furniture and have met other needs to families in their community af-fected by the tornadoes. We have enlisted a Recovery/Rebuild Lead We have enlisted a Recovery/Rebuild Lead We have enlisted a Recovery/Rebuild Lead We have enlisted a Recovery/Rebuild Lead Team that has been hard at work:Team that has been hard at work:Team that has been hard at work:Team that has been hard at work: Dan Gilson, (Candies Creek), Ken Rittenour (FBC Cleveland), Fred Murphy (Gum Springs), Matt Davies (Grace Point) & Lanny Tayloe (North Cleveland) A special thank you to Grace Point, Michigan Ave. Baptist, Clingan Ridge Baptist & Water-ville Baptist that have or are providing lodg-ing for out of town groups from Sept.-Nov. BBA Disaster Relief Volunteers also respond-BBA Disaster Relief Volunteers also respond-BBA Disaster Relief Volunteers also respond-BBA Disaster Relief Volunteers also respond-ed to Hurricane Irene. ed to Hurricane Irene. ed to Hurricane Irene. ed to Hurricane Irene. A group of 20 BBA volunteers, led by Ron Chastain (Waterville) & Andy Strike (Candies Creek) helped with chainsaw and clean up efforts in Leonardstown, MD over the Labor Day wknd. The team minis-tered and prayed with many residents, leading 4 people to Christ (PTL!).

Key Event: Key Event: Key Event: Key Event: GPS GPS GPS GPS “ENGAGE BRADLEY COUNTY”“ENGAGE BRADLEY COUNTY”“ENGAGE BRADLEY COUNTY”“ENGAGE BRADLEY COUNTY” Friday, March 2nd from 6:30pm.Friday, March 2nd from 6:30pm.Friday, March 2nd from 6:30pm.Friday, March 2nd from 6:30pm.----8:30pm.8:30pm.8:30pm.8:30pm.

Saturday, March 3rd from 8:30am.Saturday, March 3rd from 8:30am.Saturday, March 3rd from 8:30am.Saturday, March 3rd from 8:30am.----2:00pm.2:00pm.2:00pm.2:00pm. “A conference to equip and encourage BBA churches in planning an

attractional evangelistic event in their community and to equip and en-courage every believer in presenting the Gospel”

Featuring: Conference Leaders from NAMB & TN Baptist Convention.

GPS “ACROSS BRADLEY COUNTY” CHURCH SPOTLIGHT FROM APRIL GPS “ACROSS BRADLEY COUNTY” CHURCH SPOTLIGHT FROM APRIL GPS “ACROSS BRADLEY COUNTY” CHURCH SPOTLIGHT FROM APRIL GPS “ACROSS BRADLEY COUNTY” CHURCH SPOTLIGHT FROM APRIL Across Bradley County was the first of several more initiatives that will be taking place over the next few years in an at-tempt to fulfill the Great Commission here at home. Here are some stories that some of our churches have shared with us: Hopefully this will be encouragement for your church to be a part of Reaching Bradley County in 2012.

Beacon Baptist Beacon Baptist Beacon Baptist Beacon Baptist - Pastor Floyd Boggess reported that 40 members from his church prayer walked and went door to door handing out light bulbs to 400 homes in there community resulting in 45 visitors attending Easter Service and a total in-crease in attendance of 75 from the previous year. Best of all… they led 2 people to Christ in the church parking lot right after the worship service.

Clingan Ridge Baptist Clingan Ridge Baptist Clingan Ridge Baptist Clingan Ridge Baptist - Lay leader, Terry Broome shared a story with us that took place during the door to door Gospel distribution. Terry and his wife had 10 more homes to canvass when they contemplated calling it a night and coming back another day to finish. They decided to stay and finish. At the very last house they came to along with the very last bag that had left to place on a door, they led the homeowner to the Lord!

Gum Spring Baptist Gum Spring Baptist Gum Spring Baptist Gum Spring Baptist - Pastor David Cross shared with us that Gum Spring prayer walked and canvassed approx. 500 homes in their end of the county inviting folks to Easter Sunday and looking for opportunities to share their faith. As a result they had 81 visitors on Easter, most of which came from the two Saturdays they were out in the community. And the best news of all, 7 people were saved as a result.

Parkway Baptist Parkway Baptist Parkway Baptist Parkway Baptist - Pastor Shane Lawson shared that as a result of prayerwalking the community around their church a couple of Saturdays before Easter, they had 3 new families that didn’t wait until Easter to attend - they visited right away.

First Baptist Charleston First Baptist Charleston First Baptist Charleston First Baptist Charleston - Pastor Kenny Isbill reported that they canvassed more than 400 homes in the Charleston Com-munity and as a result had 80 visitors on Easter Sunday and an increase of 86 in attendance from Easter Sunday, the pre-vious year.

Mt. Carmel Baptist Mt. Carmel Baptist Mt. Carmel Baptist Mt. Carmel Baptist - Pastor Sam Huff shared with us that as a result of going to more than 400 homes in their end of the county they had at least 40 visitors attend Easter Services, and a total increase of approx. 35 from the previous year.

Please let us know if you have a story to share with us from “Across Bradley County” that will can highlight. We would love to know how God has been working in your church.

Resourcing BBA churches in planning and implementing an attractional, evangelistic event(s) in their community during the 2012 calendar year.

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Ocoee Outreach/Bradley Baptist Association Home Repair & Disaster Relief Report

Statistics from June - August, 2011

7/18-22/2011 (WEEK 7) 7/25-29/2011 (WEEK 8) Total Volunteer Number: 188 volunteers Total Volunteer Number: 218 volunteers

Vols Dedicated to Disaster Relief: 57 Vols Dedicated to Disaster Relief: 15 Total Volunteer Hours: 5,264 Total Volunteer Hours: 6,104 hours

Disaster Relief Volunteer Hours: 1,596 Disaster Relief Volunteer Hours: 420 Total Jobs Completed: 28 jobs Total Jobs Completed: 10 jobs

DR Chainsaw/Clean-up = 14 DR Rebuild (carpentry/paint, roof) = 1 DR Rebuild (carpentry/paint, roof) = 3 New Roofs = 4 New Roofs = 7 Paint/Siding/Carpentry/Floor/Ceiling = 4 Wheelchair Ramps = 3 Wheelchair Ramps = 2 Paint/Siding/Carpentry/Floor/Ceiling = 4 Professions of Faith: 28

Professions of Faith: 10 Cumulative Totals (through August, 2011):

• 1,392 Total Volunteers 266 Disaster Relief Volunteers 113 Mission Haiti Volunteers

• 38,432 Total Volunteer Hours 7,390 Disaster Relief Hours 3,580 Haiti Volunteer Hours

• 127 Jobs Completed (89 related to Disaster Relief): DR Chainsaw/Clean-up = 51 DR Rebuild = 12 New Roofs = 30

Wheelchair Ramps = 10 Paint/Siding/Carpentry/Floor/Ceiling = 36

• 90 Professions of Faith • 31 Ministry Events (Evangelistic Block Parties, BYBC/VBS, Canvassing, Nursing Home, etc…) • Haiti Disaster Relief Mission Work:

New home build & other construction projects Construction work on a school Medical Clinic that served 1,000 Haitians in 3 days Food Distribution in villages and at a tent city

Local Church Support to Date (Volunteers and/or Meals/Supplies): Candies Creek Baptist Church Clingan Ridge Baptist Church Cloverleaf Baptist Church Cowboy Church Dalton Pike Baptist Church Elkmont Baptist Church Farmland Community Church First Baptist Church, Charleston First Baptist Church, Cleveland Georgetown Baptist Church Grace Point Church Gum Spring Baptist Lebanon Baptist Church Michigan Ave. Baptist Church

Mt. Carmel Baptist Church North Cleveland Baptist Church Oak Grove Baptist Church Parkway Baptist Church Philippi Baptist Church Ridgeview Baptist Church Tasso Baptist Church Thompson Springs Baptist Church Union Baptist Valley View Baptist Church Waterville Baptist Church West Cleveland Baptist Church Westwood Baptist Church

Out of Town Volunteer Groups to Date: Anderson Mill Rd. Baptist Church, Spartanburg, SC Antioch Baptist Church, Jasper, AL Bethlehem Baptist Church, Conway, SC Broadway United Methodist Church, New Philadelphia. OH

Cropwell Baptist, Pell City, AL Faith Bridge Church, Jacksonville, FL First Baptist Church, Carthage, TX First Baptist Church, Ft. Gibson, OK First Baptist Church, Henryville, IN First Baptist Church, Palm Coast, FL First Baptist Church, Rock Hill, SC First Southern Baptist Church, Camden, OH First Mt. Moriah Baptist Church, Greenwood, SC Grace Memorial Baptist Church, Gulfport, MS Hagood Ave. Baptist Church, Barnwell, SC Henderson Baptist Church, Hickory Tavern, SC Hillcrest Baptist Church, Williamston, SC

Kingsley Lake Baptist Church, Starke, FL Lakelands Baptist Association, Greenwood, SC Lakeview Baptist Church, Selmer, TN Liberty Grove Baptist Church, Jackson, TN Lighthouse Community Church, Lansing, MI Maury Baptist Association, Columbia, TN McGee Rd. Baptist Church, Montgomery, AL New Salem Baptist, London, KY Kingsland Baptist Church, Richmond, VA Ridgecrest Baptist Church, Montgomery, AL Rykers Ridge Baptist, Madison, IN Shady Grove Baptist, Boque Chitto, MS Southside Baptist Church, Lakeland, GA Swift Creek Baptist, Midlothian, VA Thompsontown Baptist Church, Thompsontown, PA Tusculum Hills Baptist Church, Nashville, TN West Pensacola Baptist Church, Pensacola, FL

Bradley Baptist Association Disaster Relief Report (Men & Women of Action & Habitat for Humanity)

April – May, 2011 Cumulative Totals (starting Thursday, April 28 – May 25, 2011):

• More than 4,172 volunteers have participated in disaster relief efforts • More than 27,513 Volunteer Hours have been logged. • More than 1,016 jobs completed • More than 208 equipment units (tractors, bobcats, bucket trucks, etc…) @ 8 hours = 1,664 hours • In Kind Donations

11 Pallets of Bottled Water – Est. Value $2,640 3 Pallets of Gatorade/Powerade/Fuze – Est. Value $2,300 7 Generators/6 Chain Saws – Est. Value $5,700 Tarps/Shovels/Rakes – Est. Value $1,500 4 Pallets of Paper Towels/Toilet Paper/Personal Hygiene items $3,000 Donated Food – Est. Value $8,000 17 Cases of Hand Sanitizer $ ??? 2 Pallets of “D” Duracell Batteries $ ??? 1 Pallet of Flashlights $ ??? 1 Pallet of “C” & “AA” Duracell Batteries $ ??? Total Value of In Kind Donations $23,350+

A Special Thank You to Our Lead Team for a Job Well Done and to Waterville Baptist Church for being the Mobilization/Staging Center for the entire area: Lead Coordinator, Jim Polier (FBC Cleveland), Dan Gilson (Candies Creek), Ken Rittenour & Dave Gregory (FBC Cleveland), Fred Murphy (Gum Spring), Jim & Betty Sneed, John & Linda Davis (Clingan Ridge), Don Pierce (Waterville), Lanny Tayloe (North Cleveland) and Charlene Foster (Westwood) Local Volunteer Groups to Date:

Ace Hardware Asplundh Tree Crew Beardsley Volunteers Bradley Baptist Teams

BBA Assessors BBA Chaplains BBA Chainsaw Teams BBA Staging Team Candies Creek Baptist Clingan Ridge Baptist Council Baptist FBC Cleveland FBC Charleston Elkmont Baptist Farmland Community Church Georgetown Baptist Grace Point Church Gum Springs Baptist Mt Carmel Baptist New Friendship Baptist North Cleveland Baptist Oak Grove Baptist Parkway Baptist Ridgeview Baptist

Thompson Springs Baptist Valley View Baptist

Waterville Baptist Westwood Baptist

Bradley Co. H.S. Football Team/ Coaches Bradley Co. H.S. Students / Teachers Bradley Co. Health Department Bradley ROTC Bowman Hills SDA Church Cleveland High School Students/Teachers Cleveland Fire Department Cleveland State Baseball Team Duracell Team East Hamilton High School Exchange Church Habitat for Humanity Lee University Students Johnson Family Team Men & Women in Action Numerous other local church groups Ocoee Dist. Boy Scouts #188 Phi Beta Kappa Group from Cleveland St. Proctor & Gamble Prospect Elementary S. Salas Slavic Evangelical Church Tawnya Volunteers TVA (Tennessee Valley Authority) U.S. Marine Corps Walker Valley Basketball Team / Coaches

Continued on back

Out of Town Volunteers to Date: Americorps Azalea City Church of God (Valdosta, GA) Baptist Associations: Central Baptist Association (McMinnville, TN) Copper Basin Baptist Association (Copper Basin, TN) Cumberland Gap Baptist Association (Clarksville, TN) Hightower Baptist Association (Forsythe, GA) Knox County Baptist Association Feeding Team (Knoxville, TN) Maury Baptist Association (Columbia, TN) Nolachucky Baptist Association (Morristown, TN) Polk County Baptist Association (Benton, TN) Robertson County Baptist Association (Springfield, TN) Truett Baptist Association (Murphy, NC) Baptist Churches: Boanerges Baptist (Ocoee, TN) Crossville Baptist (Crossville, TN)

Glenlock Baptist (Sweetwater, TN) Estanalle Baptist (Riceville, TN) FBC (Benton, TN) FBC (Ft. Ogden, FL) FBC (Gatlinburg, TN) FBC & Hermitage Hills Baptist (Nashville, TN) FBC (Morristown, TN) FBC (Rockwood, TN) Green Hill Baptist Church (Mt. Juliet, TN) Island Creek Baptist (Madisonville, TN) Main Street Baptist Church (Lake City, TN) North Etowah Baptist (Etowah, TN) Second Baptist (Clinton, TN) Unaka Baptist (Unaka, NC) West Franklin & Sharon Baptist (Franklin, TN) Central Presbyterian (Tellico Plains, TN) Cooper Family Team (Knoxville, TN) Musick Volunteers (Oak Ridge, TN) Oak Ridge Volunteers (Oak Ridge, TN) Rivertown Community Church (Blountstown, FL) Roann Church of the Brethren (Roann, IN) Second Presbyterian (Knoxille, TN) Seventh Day Adventist Church (Chattanooga, TN) Sequoia Hills Presb. Church (Knoxville, TN) Sequoyah Presb. Church (Nashville, TN) Southern Adventist University (Collegedale, TN) St. Thomas Church (Signal Mountain, TN) Samaritan's Purse (Maryville, TN) Shalom Mennonite Church (Lake Erie, PA) Shiloh Baptist Church (Benton, TN) Tyner Methodist (Chattanooga, TN) UCSC Tennessee Tech (Cookeville, TN) Virginia Church of Christ (Waynesboro, VA)

Christian Women's Job CorpsWe are so blessed to have the Spirit of the Sovereign LORD is on us, because the LORD has anointed us to proclaim His Good News.

I think the current class reflects the vision WMU had when they birthed the Christian Women's Job Corps. We have women of all ages and backgrounds attending with the hope that they can become better - that they can improve their skills and get a job that will help them improve the lives of their family. There is an atmosphere of excitement, a Bible Study that has us excited about the Word of God, and life skill

training that will help the ladies feel more confident about the talent God has given them, and give them direction on how to set and reach their goals. They're learning how to dress for their "best" look, how to budget and manage their money, simple instructions on car maintenance, how to fill out a job application and resume and how to present a great first impression when interviewing for a job. There's a bonding, a "sisterhood" among the group as they begin to know each other and reach out to each other. The mentors are playing an important role attending the classes with the students and providing encouragement and support for them. The instructors are well qualified for the classes they teach, and they are teaching the ladies with love and respect.

The first graduation for the Common Bond Christian Women's Job Corps occurred this spring, with three new graduates. Each student completed the required assignments and was ready and qualified for a professional position.

We have nine participants and nine mentors this session. The participants range from 22 yrs – 72 yrs old. They are a very diverse group of precious women. We started September 13, 2011 and will have graduation for those who complete all requirements on January 24, 2012.

We are very blessed to be able to use the choir room at North Cleveland Baptist Church. Also, the WMU ladies at North Cleveland have provided refreshments for us and will (3) more times for celebrations, Christmas and graduation.

The Bradley Baptist Association has helped us tremendously! They are so willing to help and support in any way we ask.

Advisory Council: Marilyn Elkins, Edna Johnson, Lucille Lofty, Sue Bennett – Director

Edna Polier – Jobs for Life teacher Liz Massey – Bible teacherLinda Burgeson – Budgeting teacher Terri McCarthy – Professional DressRay Brown – Basic Car Maintenance Carole Hicks – Relationship classEvee West – Cleveland Police Department - guest speaker

We will have several guest speakers from the community in order to give our women the best chances of getting long term meaningful employment.

Iglesia Cristiana Jesús el Buen Pastor

Hispanic children participate in VBS

ESL classes at Westwood

¡Gracias! and ¡Hasta la Vista!

How time flies! I cannot believe it has been almost four

years since I first came to Cleveland. I remember that my im-

pression of the area when I visited the first time was, “Wow! I

really like this place.” The natural beauty of the area, with all

those hills and mountains, reminded me of home. And it has

felt like home.

As my time of service here comes to a close, I want to

thank all of you for the opportunity to serve with you these

past few years. It has been a challenge at times but it has been

a tremendous blessing too!

I want to thank all of you who have supported us and help-

ed in one way or another.

Thanks to

pastor Bulson

and the mem-

bers of Big

Spring Baptist

Church for

opening their

doors and

facilities to the

Guatemalan

congregation,

Iglesia Cris-

tiana Jesús el

Buen Pastor. I pray this partnership leads to many lives

saved!

Thank you so much to First Baptist, Waterville Baptist and

Philippi Baptist churches for allowing us to partner with you

to extend your VBS programs to include Hispanic children

and adults. I hope and pray you continue doing that year after

year and that your programs grow exponentially as you seek

to reach the international children. I know the Lord will bless

your efforts!

Thanks to Ridgeview Baptist Church and to pastor Josh

Brown for their willingness to open their doors to

internationals seeking to learn English. I hope and pray that

the ministry is renewed and enlarged in the days to come!

Thank you to North Cleve-land Baptist for allowing us to

use their facilities for the “so what do THEY believe?”

conference on

interfaith

evangelism. Forty

people from our

Association’s

churches benefited

from it. You all

were a blessing!

Thanks to pastor

Steve Smartt and

Westwood Baptist

for opening their doors to have a Spanish women’s Bible

study on Monday evenings. It means a lot to them! Please

pray for the Lord to send a new instructor for them. They are

hungry for the Word!

Thanks to Clingan Ridge Baptist for offering your faci-

lities and resources to start an after-school program for neigh-

borhood kids.

Thanks also to

Oak Grove Baptist

and Blue Springs

Baptist for going

above and beyond

to support this

ministry

financially. May

the Lord multiply

his blessing upon

you all!

Thank you to all who responded to our invitation to a

special Slavic luncheon earlier this year. I pray that the word

shared at that meeting stays with you and that the Lord leads

you to engage the internationals in your community with the

Gospel.

A special word of thanks to all those who have responded

when we have called for volunteers—even when the word

“taxes” was involved! I want to specially recognize Jaime &

Susy Ortiz (Grace Point); Germán & Gladis Martínez (Water-

ville); Phil & Anna McAlister (Westwood); Inez Franks,

Naomi Godfrey, and the entire women’s ministry at Philippi;

Jessica Page (Westwood); Dewayne Pierce (Candies Creek);

Karen Trotter (Ridgeview); Chuck Hall (Clingan Ridge);…

and so many others whose names escape me at this moment.

You know who you are! Please know that I am VERY grate-

ful to you. Your willingness to serve has been of great en-

couragement to me!

Before I go I have to

remind you that the

work is far from done. In

fact, we’ve barely start-

ed scratching the sur-

face. I hope we helped

you see the need to

reach out to the interna-

tional community in

Cleveland and Bradley

County. This is a God-

given task and one that

cannot be ignored. The

Lord has brought people from all over the world to your

doorstep and you must make sure they get a chance to hear

the Gospel. You cannot fail in this task! I’m counting on you!

I strongly encourage you to support the ministries and

churches that are currently working to reach internationals.

Pray for them, encourage them, support them, and volunteer

to help. Consider what they are doing and pray about starting

your own ministry in your church. The need is great and there

is so much that can and needs to be done.

For instance, Westwood Baptist Church is leading the way

with a strong ESL ministry, teaching English to internationals.

Soccer game at Macedonia

Hispanic children from J Mack Cir participate

in AWANA at Westwood

They currently have over 35 students enrolled from ten diffe-

rent countries, including Iran, Philippines, Ukraine, Peru, and

others. They also have over 20 volunteers from several diffe-

rent congregations assisting. This is ministry that can be easi-

ly reproduced in almost any church on any scale. It provides a

needed service to internationals, and it gives you the oppor-

tunity to befriend them and to share the good news of the

Gospel with them in a non-threatening way. It is easier than

you think! For more information please contact Anna

McAlister at (423) 284-4639. (And lots of thanks to brother

Paul Davis for his support and encouragement in this

ministry.)

Though it is currently experiencing some unexpected chal-

lenges, Macedonia Baptist Church is committed to leading in

an outreach soccer

ministry. This ministry

is going to need a lot of

prayer support and

many volunteers. And

you do not need to

know anything about

soccer to help! There

will be opportunities to

reach children, youth

and adults. Please

contact Don Lalicker at (423) 338-2236 for more information.

Westwood Baptist Church is also partnering with the

Backyard Ministry from Lee University to bring a large group

of children from a primarily Hispanic neighborhood to parti-

cipate in Awana and in the youth program. The children’s

parents do not speak English and most of them don’t go to

church anywhere. This is the only way these kids will be ex-

posed to the Word of God on a weekly basis. Maybe one day

the children will bring

their parents to the

Lord! Our responsibi-

lity is to plant the

seeds! You can do the

same thing at your

church! If you want to

know how it is working

out, please contact

Dianna Hughes at (423)

472-1534.

We also have another ministry for you to consider. We

have a partnership with the IRS to offer free assistance for the

preparation and filing of income tax returns to people within

the low income bracket. We have enough volunteers but we

still need a coordinator for this ministry. Would you prayer-

fully consider this opportunity? Call Brother Phil Taylor at the

Association at (423) 476-5493 for more information.

Please keep these ministries in your prayers. And pray for

me as I seek a new place of service!

2011 History Report

While attending the 150th anniversary celebration at Hopewell Baptist Church, I thought about Bradley County's antebellum Baptist churches and what they faced 150 years ago as the War Between the States was beginning. Antioch, Blue Springs, Candies Creek, Charleston, Cleveland, Corinth, Liberty, Little Hopewell (now Hopewell), Macedonia, Mount Pleasant, New Friendship, Philippi, Union, and White Plains Baptist churches would encounter various trials during the five year tumult. So much so that many church services were disrupted, and many, like Candies Creek, "thought it best not to meet for a while."

On October 4, 1861, the Ocoee Baptist Association met at Little Hopewell Baptist Church. G.W. Cook reported, "The association at that time, was considerably divided in sentiment and much agitated with our political troubles." Reports were offered both for "Southern sentiments" and for "Lincoln sentiments." In the end, Cleveland Pastor William McNutt's motion, "that...we do not intend giving any expression of our political sentiments," passed.

The following month, several of East Tennessee's bridges were burned by Union supporters. General Sherman's army was supposed to sweep down from Kentucky to gain control of this area, but he did not come. Reverend J.P. Kefauver spoke at the Cleveland church the next day:

Here we have an excellent house of worship in an unfinished state. It lacks plastering, and some little wood-work, though it is being used for worship. There is a danger of losing the house for want of funds to liquidate a debt hanging over it for building. The church here is very weak. They have strained every nerve, to get the house to its present condition. Shall it be lost? Who will take hold of it, and save the Baptist cause in Cleveland?

We have just closed a meeting of several days here, which resulted in the baptism of five persons into the fellowship of the church, notwithstanding the intense excitement that surrounded us all the time. Our meeting commenced the next day after the bridge burning in East Tennessee, and our place must have been the very centre of all the confusion. Even now numbers of citizens walk the streets with their guns in hand, or tied to their backs; but the danger is diminishing, and the excitement subsiding. All this is strange to me being from that portion of Virginia where our people are a unit. Last night our meeting closed in a most impressive manner, by the administration of the sacrament of the Lord. Tomorrow we go to Chattanooga for the purpose of holding a series of meetings.

Jesse Baker, representing Mossy Creek College (now Carson-Newman) advised Ocoee Baptists:

Brethren, this is no time for strife and bickering, but a time for prayer -- fervent and importunate prayer. Let us talk less and pray more. I believe if our country is saved from the horrors of civil war, it will be in answer to fervent prayer.

Let us with one heart call on God in prayer, peradventure He will repent and turn away the fierceness of His wrath, before our hills and valleys are deluged with fraternal blood.

Another consequence of Heart Cry for Revival is that He might "turn away the fierceness of His wrath."

If you would like some help with your church's history, contact me through the association office or at home at 423-472-1196.

Submitted for your approval,

John Conner, Bradley Baptist Association Historian

2011 Historical Events

• HOPEWELL BAPTIST CHURCH

• Hopewell is celebrated their 150th year on Homecoming Sunday, Sept 18th, 2011.

• FARMLAND COMMUNITY CHURCH

• Farmland celebrated their 13th Anniversary on April 12, 2011.

• DALTON PIKE BAPTIST CHURCH

• New roof on their church in 2011.

• NORTH CLEVELAND BAPTIST CHURCH

• Replaced their removable letter sign with an electronic display sign.

• PHILIPPI BAPTIST CHURCH

• Purchased approximately one acre property adjoining existing property.

• SAMPLES MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH

• Pastor Lee Ingram resigned from Samples Memorial effective March 31, 2011.

• WATERVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH

• 60th Homecoming Anniversary in 2010 was the last at the current facility.

• On Nov. 6, 2010, Waterville temporarily relocated to 345 Church St. (Formerly FBC)

• July 10, 2011 - Groundbreaking on new 42,000 square foot worship/education facility 1.5 miles from current location.

• WESTWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH

• Pastor Steve Smartt was affirmed as Senior Pastor, May 22, 2011.

2011 Royal Ambassador Report

The Royal Ambassadors have been just a little inconsistent this year—so we will be starting off the new year with a bang! North Cleveland has started off with a new Royal Ambassador leader that has started fast.

For your information, the Royal Ambassador program has been changed back to the Women’s Mission Union (WMU).

Upcoming Activities:

November 4th Associational Royal Ambassador Hay Ride and Winnie Roast at the John Moore farm.

Your Brother in Christ,

Charles L. Hysinger

2011 Jail Ministry Report

Another year, 2011 is almost complete and our Bold Going Jail Ministry volunteers are still giving their time every week to witness for the Lord. All our special people are very dedicated and devoted to helping others.

We have many inmates incarcerated each year and our volunteers minister to everyone they can–helping to change lives by telling them about the Lord. Our devoted chaplain, Brother Herb Conley, and his men give their time each week and Frances White and her ladies devote their time and leadership to witness to everyone they can. They serve with all our faithful volunteers many hours each week and we do appreciate all of your unselfish service. May god continue to bless you.

This Christmas season, we will have our Soul Drive. In 2010, there were 69 inmates saved and 68 rededications. We praise the Lord for lives being changed! Again, this year, we need bibles, white socks and stamped Christmas cards to give to the inmates. This is just another way to show we care and tell them about Jesus! Also, we could use stamps as we have several cards without stamps. We appreciate any help you can give and thanks to everyone.

A big “Thank You” to the Gideons, WMU and the Golden State offering for their help and support in our ministry with bibles, tracts, etc. Thanks so much and we do appreciate it.

Also we appreciate the churches for all of your help and support. We could not do our ministry without you! Thanks so very much for all you do and please keep us in your prayers! Thanks again and God bless!

We would like to thank the staff at the Justice Center for their help and support working with us every week. May God continue to bless all the staff! We try to go to other jails where we can witness also.

Much appreciate to Dimple Cox and the staff at the Bradley Baptist Association office. A lot of help is needed especially during our Soul Drive and they do a great job helping collect our items. Thank you so much.

We keep the ministry going and we keep Jim’s memory alive with his quote, “Continue to work as you have in the past and we will continue to see souls come to Jesus, and we will continue to grow. Let’s do what the Spirit of God leads us to do. We serve a big-hearted God.”

God bless everyone,

Lynn Dykes, Bold Going Jail Ministry 423-476-5604

CHURCH LIBRARY MINISTRY REPORT The Church Library Ministry carries out the mission of the local church by

providing information through media for worship, ministry, discipleship, evangelism, and fellowship that results in church growth, spiritual transformation, ministries expansion, and Kingdom advancement. Quarterly meetings for the church library workers were held in 2011 including meetings which were hosted by Hopewell, First Baptist and Clingan Ridge Baptist Churches.

During the February meeting, “The Library Doctor” made a special visit for a

library check-up. In May, our Bradley Baptist Church Library workers were treated with a tour of the brand new Cleveland First Baptist Church Library on Stuart Road. The group met in August at Clingan Ridge for our annual “Yak-n-Snack” discussion of hot topics and what’s new.

Once again, several of our churches in the Bradley Baptist Association Library

Ministry participated in an Association-wide winter adult reading club during the first quarter of 2011. Various children’s summer reading programs were coordinated across the county. We were blessed with many readers during the summer which kept our librarians really busy as well as very happy serving their readers.

Westwood Baptist hosted the Tennessee Baptist Regional Library Team Training

during September, 2011. The event includes library experts from Louisiana, Alabama, Georgia and Nashville, Tennessee which provided a great day of information and training.

We continue to be blessed with some of the most beautiful and well organized libraries in the southeast ministering right here in Cleveland and Bradley County. Your local church library can provide ministry opportunities to the unsaved; discipleship for the believers; provide services to toddlers & preschoolers, homeschoolers, latchkey kids, shut-ins, homebound, and caregivers; and provide resources for AWANA, missions groups, Sunday School, children’s church, VBS, music ministry, visitation, expectant and new parents, grandparents, ministers, deacons and their wives, teachers, divorce recovery, grief recovery and much more. For information on how to begin or renew a library ministry in your church, please contact Janice Baker at 479-2612. We look forward to working with the area church library workers in the coming year for His glory.

Janice Baker, Director Bradley Baptist Association Church Library Ministry

What an incredible year at both Lee University and Cleveland State Baptist Collegiate Ministries! We have reached out to so many students and we are thankful for our partnership with the Bradley Baptist Association as well as our local churches. We couldn’t do it without you! Following Jesus One of our goals at the BCM is to help college students know what it really means to follow Jesus. Our Bible studies have been fantastic this year! We have almost 50 students meeting each week to study God’s Word. Together, we are learning what it truly means to obey Christ in our ever-changing world. Students meet at the Mayfield Annex of Lee University on Monday nights at 7:30 pm. On Tuesdays, we gather at the BCM at 12:30 for a lunch Bible study.

Connecting with others We believe the BCM is a great way for students to build significant relationships with each other. All of our events are designed to foster these relationships. Our FREE Lunch Thursday serves an average of about 135 students each week. We even saw a student come to Christ through one of our lunches last semester! Another opportunity we offer for students to build relationships is our BCM Coffehouse. During our Welcome Week Coffeehouse, the BCM was packed with students enjoying free coffee and live music. Students also organize social events all semester to invite their friends to. This winter, we are taking a group of 15-20 students to Snowshoe for a few days of skiing and just living life together.

Engaging the World The BCM has a long- standing tradition of sending students on mission right here in Bradley County and all around the world. This past year over 60 students were involved in local ministry, serving people at The Caring Place, Chattanooga Community Kitchen, The Haven Place and others. We have also continued our partnership with the Boys and Girls Club at Poplar Street with 4 on site events reaching families in need. Last March, 17 BCM students raised $19,000 to go on mission to Nicaragua where we saw over 120 adults come to Christ. Over one thousand heard the gospel message shared by your college students! This Spring Break, we plan to send two groups out at the same time. One group will be heading to China to work with collegians who desperately need to hear the good news and another group will be returning to Nicaragua! Please pray as our students prepare for these life-changing mission trips.

Upcoming Events Oct 20-22 - Fall Mission Break Nov 4 - BCM Coffee House Nov15 - Annual Thanksgiving Banquet Dec 2 - Christmas Coffee House Jan 2-5 - Ski Trip to Snowshoe March 2-11 - China Mission Trip March 2-10 - Nicaragua Mission Trip

Contact Us: 423.645.4027 [email protected]

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VBS Statistics

2009 2010 2011Total Proof Total Proof Total Proof

Church Enrollment of Faith Enrollment of Faith Enrollment of FaithAntiochBeacon 98 7 87 4 96 3

214 12 304 7 120 1Big Spring 120 7 232 162Blue Springs 90 9 90 4 67 0Blythe Avenue

164 3 185 5 172 5Candies Creek 363 2 275 3 190 12Center Point 62Charleston First 92 0 86 0 41 0

50Cleveland Cowboy 73 2 74 0Cleveland First 1001 58 915 884

192 14 216 11 259 23Cloverleaf 34 0 22 0 45 0

33Corinth 26Council 80 76 3 35Dalton Pike 93 90 0 90 1East Cleveland 90East View 93 5 92 79

85 100 0 105 0Emmanuel

60FarmlandFour Point 30 35 0 35 0Galilee 65 1 104 80 1Georgetown 159 1 140 125 0GoodwillGum Springs 148 18 157 101 7Hopewell 61 8 50 7 59 1Lebanon 79 0 79 0 85Macedonia 67 0 58 0 38 0Maple Street 70 4 33Michigan Avenue 126 103 4 102 3

90 1 154 7 183 21Mt. EagleNew Fellowship 84 0New Friendship 60 78 0 47 2North Cleveland 318 12 310 8 294Oak Grove 18 29 0 36 0Parkway 58 102 116

386 37 358 25 301 13144 6 49

Samples Memorial 211 100 0 100Stuart Park 0

75 1 89 1 63 9The Church at Grace Point 108 131 122

Bellefounte

Brittsville

Chestuee

Clingan Ridge

Cohulla

Elkmont

Fairview

Mt. Carmel

PhilippiRidgeview

Tasso

VBS Statistics

2009 2010 2011Thompson Springs 64 2 33Union 35 40Valley View 137 105 132 9Washington Avenue 150 150 150

222 5 179 0 139 0West Cleveland 70 4 87 68

342 213 166White Oak 85 75Totals 6230 218 5793 193 5221 111

Waterville

Westwood

CARSON-NEWMAN COLLEGE

Fellow Tennessee Baptists, hopefully, you have seen our “Higher Education for a Higher Purpose” promotion in the Baptist and Reflector and other outlets to reflect Carson-Newman’s founding principles presented in a 21st century sound bite. Our commitment to Christ and dedication to preparing young people to serve is evidenced in recent developments, including:

• Four out of five C-N students are regular participants in campus worship groups and faith-driven organizations; and in the past year 32 students accepted Christ.

• The J. Harold Smith Pastor Training Center at C-N offered four classes during its first year of service. Currently led by Dr. Dean Haun of First Baptist Church,. Morristown, the Center uses a cadre of area pastors to help support those seeking practical ministerial assistance.

• 145 C-N volunteers took part in SPOTS mission trips from Jefferson City to Bulgaria. In the last two years, we have sent students to more than 25 nations for mission service.

• The Fall Pastors’ Conference featured World Vision Ambassador Steve Haas and Dr. Gerald Borchert, who led two January Bible Study preparation sessions on Galatians.

• Led by Baptist Builder coordinators George and Margaret Bradley and Everette and Joyce Willis, 150 workers from 29 churches and three states (Tennessee, Alabama and South Carolina) donated some 7,000 hours of service to C-N.

• More than 350 students participated in the first annual Student Research, Creativity and Performance Day.

• Through Liberal Arts 101 and its Big Ideas Lectures, nationally known doers and thinkers led our student body in exploring the themes of Truth, Beauty, Goodness, Justice and Courage.

• Newsweek magazine ranked Carson-Newman No. 13 of the 25 best “service-minded schools” in the nation, and C-N was also championed by Forbes, The Princeton Review and U.S. News & World Report.

• Forensics captured its fifth consecutive Tennessee title and its third consecutive Individual Events Championship at the National Christian College Forensics Invitational tournament.

• Ruth Graham, daughter of Billy Graham, is serving as honorary chair of C-N’s Women of Vision.

As Carson-Newman’s president, my role is to help provide resources, counsel, and leadership to bolster our mission work and ensure that God is glorified and the Kingdom expanded. We are your glad partners in winning the world for Christ. Thanks be to God for you, and to you for your prayerful support, monetary assistance, volunteers, and students. J. Randall O’Brien, President

UNION UNIVERSITY • The 2010-2011 traditional academic year has drawn to a close. During this year we have

welcomed Randy Davis to his new leadership role in TBC life, even as we have done for TBC President Poly Rouse. We have also welcomed other key TBC and SBC leaders to campus.

• Dedication services were held in 2010 Providence Hall which houses the School of Pharmacy,

and the new Residence Life facilities, called the Hope Quad. • This year Union University graduated more than 1220 students, the largest graduating class in

Union history. These students are prepared to influence the culture with an education shaped by the best of the Christian intellectual tradition. Some are headed to premier graduate programs, some to the marketplace, some to public service, many to seminaries, and others to the mission field. It is an amazing thing to behold. Indeed, God’s favor continues to rest upon Union University (Ps. 90:17) for which we are ever grateful.

• Our fall enrollment was a record 4,186 and our non-duplicating headcount for this entire year

exceeded 5,100. • Union was named by the Chronicle of Education as one of the 42 Best Colleges/Universities

in the country to work for. This distinctive Honor Roll recognition amplifies Union’s commitment to a “People-focused, Grace-filled” Academic Community.

• Union was listed in the Top Tier of Universities in the South (Master’s category) by U.S.

News & World Report for the fourteenth straight year. Union was also listed as one of the top 70 Up and Coming Universities in the entire country for the second straight year. In addition, Union was listed in the 2011 President’s Honor Roll for Commitment to Community Service for the fifth straight year. Union was also listed among Best Southeastern institutions by the Princeton Review, and was one of only four institutions in the state recognized as a “College of Distinction.”

• Perhaps most significantly, First Things magazine listed Union as one of the Top 12

Protestant institutions in the entire country. • The “Union 2012: Renewing Minds” strategic plan is nearly completed. A full update was

recently shared with the Union Board of Trustees, indicating that more than 80% of the Plan has been accomplished to date.

• The Master of Christian Studies program continues to prepare leaders with foundational

biblical and theological studies. The Doctor of Ministry program has admitted its third cohort, including key pastors from across the TBC and around the country. The D.Min. was also initiated this past year with our partners in the Singapore Baptist Convention.

• More than 350 students were involved in dozens of global mission opportunities, local church and para-church ministries, and community service efforts. Union continues to send as many students to serve with the International Mission Board on an annual basis as any other Baptist University in the country. Similarly, Union is one of the top “feeder schools” for SBC seminaries.

• The Office of Church Relations has provided special care in supporting MKs, ministering to

nearly 90 students who are children of missionaries. • The Doctor of Pharmacy program is ready to begin its fourth successful year, and its second in

the new facilities. • A widely-circulated work on the Cooperative Program entitled: “Convictional, Yet

Cooperative: The Making of a Great Commission People” representing Union’s commitment to the Cooperative Program has been warmly and widely-received.

We will pray for God’s ongoing blessings to rest on Union University as we seek to advance the cause of Christ-centered higher education in the Baptist tradition. We are grateful to the churches of the TBC and the friends of Union University across the state who provide prayer, encouragement, and support for our work, particularly for our students, staff, faculty and trustees. David S. Dockery, President

This has truly been an exciting year for TDAC! As I look back upon all of the wonderful things God has accomplished through this ministry over the past 12 months I am humbled by His faithfulness and filled with anticipation to see what He has in store for us in the coming year. First, let me share that our new program “Truth for Youth” was presented to over 10,000 students during the 2010-2011 school year. This program incorporated the latest computer technology and video production to educate students on the dangers of experimenting with alcohol, tobacco and other drugs including marijuana and Rx medication. The reviews we received from our school principals and counselors were outstanding and the students seemed to hang on every word we shared with them. Our success with the program was made possible through the dedication and enthusiasm of our Prevention Specialists. Many of them were new recruits to the TDAC family last year and everyone received training on the new presentation. The specialists did a great job in the classroom working with students and letting them know they were on a mission to fulfill a destiny that God had uniquely created them for, a destiny that did not include drugs or alcohol. A major focus for the coming year will be to recruit and mobilize more specialists into the ministry so we can reach 20,000 students and as many of their parents as possible with our prayers and programs. A special blessing was delivered to us through the State Legislation when TDAC was invited to speak before several house committees on issues concerning drugs and alcohol. We worked with our partners at the Family Action Council of TN (FACT) and several State Representatives to thwart a campaign sponsored by the alcohol distributors and prevented the sale of wine in our grocery stores. In addition, we were invited to participate in legislation that made the sale of synthetic marijuana and other narcotics illegal across the state of TN. We are currently monitoring legislation which makes the manufacture of methamphetamine more difficult and the identification of meth dealers easier for law enforcement agents. TDAC continues to be the moral compass for our state legislators on drugs and alcohol representing the faith community on these issues. Even as I recount the multitude of blessings we experienced this past year and many others I do not have room to mention, I know that Satan has dug in his heals and is more determined then ever to destroy students, families and communities across the state of TN with drugs and alcohol. So I am compelled to remind you that we need your prayers and provision to carry on the fight for the future of our children and ask that you place TDAC into your annual budget next year so we can continue sending missionaries into our schools.

Richard Fisher Executive Director

Tennessee Drug Awareness Council

2051 Cedar Ave

McKenzie, TN 38201

Phone: 931-388-3435 Fax: 931-381-0131

www.tdac.org

TENNESSEE MISSIONS AND MINISTRY

This has been a year of getting to know our Tennessee Baptist Churches and leaders as I have traveled back and forth across our state. I have learned that as Baptist we are a diverse people in our expressions of worship and how we do the business of church, but we are a people that have a common passion for doing the work Christ has put us here to accomplish. God has placed this same passion in the hearts of our state missionary staff. All of us wish to see the Kingdom of God advance at home and around the world. His Great Commission remains our great calling.

This year God has burdened my heart that our mission field of six million people must be worked as never before. We find ourselves as believers living in a time more like the pre- Christian era than it has been in generations. It is time to step into the darkness to penetrate lostness with the light of the gospel like we have not done in decades. The Vision 2021 Team is about the task of articulating the vision and direction for this great task before us. At this year’s TBC Annual Meeting in Hendersonville, you will hear their initial report with the final report being in Bartlett in 2012.

However, we cannot wait to move forward in reaching our state for Christ. “Across Tennessee” was a great start last spring. We are taking steps to begin to push back the darkness. One of the first steps we have taken is to strengthen the work of our existing churches. In this year’s Golden Offering for Tennessee Missions for the first time we have added an allocation for CHURCH REVITALIZATION and have already begun to work more intentionally in this area with several new initiatives. We have trained our staff in the Transformational Church Process, and they are available to work with churches who wish to use this tool as a beginning point for revitalization. We have also taken the initial steps to develop an emphasis with small membership churches to partner with them in new ways in order to share the gospel.

A second step we have taken is to bring Bobby Welch on staff as Associate Executive Director to lead us in the area of Kingdom Growth. Bro. Bobby is well known by all Southern Baptist as a soul-winning pastor, and one who has led his church and Southern Baptists to win people to Jesus and baptize them. We will be a fellowship of 3,000 healthy, empowered churches seeing lives transformed by Christ resulting in more Tennesseans following the Lord in believer’s baptism.

Let me say thank you for your support of the Cooperative Program, the Golden Offering for Tennessee Missions, and the other special mission offerings of the SBC and TBC. If it were not for your faithfulness to support Southern Baptist and Tennessee Baptists through these financial streams, your missionaries in Tennessee, North America, and around the world would not be as strong a force as we are today. Your support makes the unique ministries of the TBC happen every day across Tennessee.

Let me close by inviting each of you to come to First Baptist Church, Hendersonville, for the TBC Annual Meeting, November 15-16. I would also like to encourage coming a day early to participate in the Pastors’ Conference, Missions Extravaganza, and other activities that will be taking place on this day.

Thank you for all of your prayers. I look forward to serving in the days ahead. When in the Nashville area, please come by and visit us at the Baptist Center.

Randy C. Davis, Executive Director-Treasurer

TENNESSEE BAPTIST CHILDREN’S HOMES

One hundred and twenty years ago the Baptist Churches in Tennessee gave birth to the Tennessee Baptist Children’s Homes’ ministry. What started as a home for orphans in 1891 is now a ministry that serves children and families in crisis across Tennessee. From Bristol to Memphis and Chattanooga to Tiptonville, TBCH cares for boys and girls who, through no fault of their own, cannot live at home. Drugs, alcohol, sickness and many other causes have made it impossible for them to remain with their parents. Your Tennessee Baptist Children’s Homes has ministered to more than 168 children to date this year. Additionally, 14 children/youth have made professions of faith. Tennessee Baptist Children’s Homes does not accept government funding so that we are able to teach the children and families in our care about the love of Jesus Christ. The children in our care experience security, stability but most important have the opportunity to grow in their personal and spiritual life. We thank you for your faithful prayers as we minister to children and families in crisis and lead them to a relationship with Christ. During 2011 gifts to the Cooperative Program and Mother’s Day Offering goal provide 55% of the funding for TBCH. The needs are greater than ever before and we need your continued faithful giving to extend His hand of love to the children and families in crisis across Tennessee. THANK YOU Tennessee Baptists for your prayers, your volunteer service and your gifts. Together we are making a difference! Bryant Millsaps, President-Treasurer

ACTS 1:8 MissionariesBut ye shall receive power, after that the Holy Ghost is come upon you: and ye shall be witnesses unto me both

in Jerusalem, and in all Judaea, and in Samaria, and unto the uttermost part of the earth. Act 1:8

BEACON BAPTIST CHURCH

• Jerusalem (Local)• GPS “Across Bradley County”

• How many new families started attending your church as a result of GPS?: 2• How many were saved as a result of GPS?: 2• How many new baptisms resulted from GPS?: 2

• Out of the overall number of baptisms you reported on this year's Annual Church Profile, how many were from an un-churched/pagan background?: 4

• Uttermost Parts of the Earth (International)• We help support a missionary family in Honduras and help support a missionary of Prison's also.

BELLEFOUNTE BAPTIST CHURCH


• Many visitors but prayer-walking has opening a new ministry to the church. This will be a great addition to our Faith Outreach meetings.

• Thanksgiving & Christmas "Sonshine Baskets" were filled & delivered to needy in Nov 7 Dec.• During Dec our Women's Ministry baked bread for local school teachers• On Feb 14th our younger ladies and youth treated seniors to a lunch with a special touch• Food drive• Brotherhood Roof repair for elderly• Church-wide prayer-walk• Neighborhood surveys• Disaster Relief participation• Lint - our youth were given a list of mission projects for each day of the month in April• Retreat for young men, a week-end Bible study

• Samaria (National)• Lottie Moon Christmas Offering• Annie Armstrong Eater Offering

• To bring attention to this special offering four of our church members gave a short testimony of what missions means to them. One testimony a week was given leading up to the special offering day.

• Uttermost Parts of the Earth (International)• Honduras Mission Ministry July 26-August 2, 2011• Our team shared the Gospel in local schools around the capital city and in a village just outside the city.

As a result there were over 600 decisions for the Lord.• Operation Christmas child

• Shoe boxes were filled and sent to needy children.

BIG SPRING BAPTIST CHURCH


• Result: Greater Attendance on Easter• Out of the overall number of baptisms you reported on this year's Annual Church Profile, how many were



from an un-churched/pagan background?: 5• Crisis Closet - Every Tuesday• Skating Ministry - Every Thursday• Sun. Morning Free Breakfast• VBS• Trunk or Treat Oct 31st• Ocoee Outreach Block Party

• Samaria (National)• Annie Armstrong Campaign• World Changers

• Uttermost Parts of the Earth (International) • Lottie Moon Campaign• The Frazier Family in New Zealand

BLUE SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH

• Jerusalem (Local)• Prepared and delivered meals for tornado victims in our community• Helped with repair and cleanup of tornado victims' homes• VBS• Supported our local ethnic ministry• Teamed together with Blue Springs Church of God and worked with them on Potter's House Ministry

giving out food and clothing once a month to people in our community.• Gave food boxes to families at Christmas

• Judea (State)• Participated in two you conferences• Conduct services at Chattanooga Rescue Mission

• Samaria (National)• Had three of our members build a church in South Dakota• Support two missionaries with the Rock of Ages prison ministry

• Uttermost Parts of the Earth (International)• Had one member go to Thailand on mission trip• Participate in Operation Christmas Child• Support Bro. Peter Ermita in his mission work in the Philippines

BLYTHE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH

• Jerusalem (Local)• Christmas Shoe Boxes• Thanksgiving & Christmas Baskets

BRITTSVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH

• Jerusalem (Local)• GPS “Across Bradley County”• Shenandoah Baptist Ministries: Steve & Ruth Grubby• Meigs County Disabled Veterans



• Hospice• Gideons• Meigs County Missions• Meigs County After School Program• Bible School• Repairs & Yard Work: Mike Crittendon & Edna Springfield• Fall Festival: free food, community• Brittsville Community Food Bank

• Judea (State)• Ronald McDonald House• St. Judes• Pastor Roy Hogan• TN Baptist Children's Home Chattanooga, TN• Hospice

• Samaria (National)• Paul Henry: Missionary Rock of Ages Prison Ministry

• Uttermost Parts of the Earth (International)• Missionary: Peter Erimta• Shoes for Orphan Souls• World Wide Missions

CANDIES CREEK BAPTIST CHURCH


• Highest attendance ever for Easter Sunday...don't know whether this is attributable to GPS• Out of the overall number of baptisms you reported on this year's Annual Church Profile, how many were

from an un-churched/pagan background?: 3• Dear to Us Initiative: We hosted First Baptist Church Bassett Virginia and Sandy Creek Baptist for a week

long home mission experience focused on demonstrating the love of Christ to our community. Service projects included disaster relief (tree removal), staffing the Salvation Army relief center, building a wheel chair ramp, hosting a free basketball camp, campus improvements at three local schools, evangelism on the Greenway.

• Cleveland Emergency Shelter: Teams bring food and serve at the shelter at least twice a month.• Jerusalem Connection: Year long focus of blessing Charleston Elementary School with different events

and sponsoring rides for a block party.• Disaster Relief: Many members were active in helping tornado victims through yard clean up and

organization of other efforts.• Soccer Camp: Members of the church hosted a week long soccer camp to teach skills and the Word.

• Samaria (National)• Alaska- A team of 16 people traveled to Kodiak Alaska to help a local church with VBS. 26 children came

to Christ• Cleveland Ohio- A team of 18 youth and adults traveled to Cleveland Ohio to partner with a group of

church planters to assist them in publicizing the beginning of a new church and to help another church plant with a sports and music day camp.

• Disaster Relief- A team traveled to Maryland to assist with relief following hurricane damage.• Uttermost Parts of the Earth (International)

• Haiti- 5 members traveled to Haiti to help with disaster relief and to provide assistance with the



construction of a school.• Niger- 5 members traveled to Niger to encourage and partner with the Winsor family who work at Sahel

Academy.• China- 6 members traveled to China to encourage a family that are serving as teachers at a university and

to learn more about spreading the gospel as English teachers around the world.• Nicaragua- A team of 6 people traveled to Nicaragua to partner with a local ministry and do street

evangelism and to work in feeding stations.

Charleston First Baptist Church

• Jerusalem (Local) • GPS “Across Bradley County”• Opened Ministry Bldg. to people w/out power & water after April tornadoes for showers, etc. Supplied

toiletries.• Bradley Baptist Association Support.• New Hope Walk for Life, New Hope Baby Bottle Campaign.• Charleston Elementary: Christmas Food & Gifts, Faculty Christmas Meal, Crayons for Students, Student

financial assistance.• Community Outreach: Tractor Show booth, Elementary School Fall Festival booth, Halloween in the Park

booth, Single Mothers Ministry - financial & personal assistance.• Ocoee Outreach partnership.• BBA Helping Hands for Thanksgiving & Christmas: Food & Gifts.• Women's ministry - Evangelistic Easter Basket Outreach

• Judea (State)• Golden Offering for TN Missions• TN Baptist Children's Home of Chattanooga• Father's Day Offering• Cooperative Program• Mother's Day Offering• On Missions Celebration

• Samaria (National)• On Mission Celebration Participation• Annie Armstrong Easter offering

• Uttermost Parts of the Earth (International)• On Mission Celebration• Lottie Moon Christmas offering

CHESTUEE BAPTIST CHURCH

• Uttermost Parts of the Earth (International)• Support Brother Peter Chamberlain, prison minister to the Ukraine

CLEVELAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

• Jerusalem (Local)• GPS “Across Bradley County”• Love Cleveland• UPWARD Soccer



CLOVERLEAF BAPTIST CHURCH

• Jerusalem (Local)• GPS “Across Bradley County”• Project Helping Hands• Tornado Disaster Relief• Fed Ocoee Outreach Mission Teams• Prayer-walked community (GPS Across Bradley County)• Prepared shoe boxes for Operation Christmas Child• Project Backpack - gave away school supplies• Took food to Cleveland Emergency Shelter• Took food to soup kitchen

• Judea (State)• Support TN Baptist Children's Home

• Uttermost Parts of the Earth (International)• Support Rock of Ages Prison Ministry

COUNCIL BAPTIST CHURCH


• Have had visitors who now regularly attend; 3 new families.• Out of the overall number of baptisms you reported on this year's Annual Church Profile, how many were

from an un-churched/pagan background?: 2• Block party, Charleston• Ocoee outreach meal prep• Food preparation/distribution for tornado disaster relief efforts• Helping local families in need during the holidays• Charleston Elementary School - donation of bicycles• Wild River Retreat Ministry• Visitor welcome packets

• Judea (State)• Carson Newman various mission projects - Jefferson City, TN• Miracle Lake Prison ministry support

• Uttermost Parts of the Earth (International)• Participation in Operation Christmas Child - contact with local child in Africa• Support for the Heil mission family in Brazil

DALTON PIKE BAPTIST CHURCH.

• Jerusalem (Local)• Disaster Relief• Ocoee Outreach

EAST VIEW BAPTIST CHURCH

• Jerusalem (Local)• VBS



• Nursing Home Ministry• Judea (State)

• Tennessee Baptist Children's Home Offering• Uttermost Parts of the Earth (International)

• Lottie Moon OfferingELKMONT BAPTIST CHURCH


• Church Attendance Up• Project Helping Hands - contributed financially and volunteers• Church Provided "Christmas in July" gifts for over 200 nursing home residents• Ocoee Outreach - Contributed financially and had volunteers that worked• Tornado Disaster Relief - contributed financially and had volunteers that helped with clean-up

• Judea (State)• Baptist Children's Home - gave financially• Gideons

EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH

• Jerusalem (Local)• Awana

• Judea (State)• Ronnie Smith - TN Prison Ministry

• Samaria (National)• Brand of the Cross Ministries - Scott Brown

• Uttermost Parts of the Earth (International)• Harbor Evangelism International - Tommy Tillman• Jamaica Mission Trip - Sam Blankenship

FARMLAND BAPTIST CHURCH

• Jerusalem (Local)• GPS “Across Bradley County”• New Hope Pregnancy Center - Baby Bottles change; money given for support; participated in the "Walk

for Life"• Caring Place - food drive and donations given• Ocoee Outreach - Mission Team Meals• Disaster Relief - donations given for local Tornado damaged homes• Bradley Baptist Association - donations given for monthly support• Trunk-R-Treat w/gospel tracts handed out for local community

• Judea (State)• Bradley Baptist Association - TN state gifts given• Disaster Relief Fund

• Samaria (National)• Campus Crusade for Christ - monthly support of Shawn Hudgins

• Uttermost Parts of the Earth (International)• Mexico Mission Trip - donations given for Mission Trip to Mexico for Kathryn Ervin



• Soles for Orphaned Souls

GALILEE BAPTIST CHURCH

• Jerusalem (Local)• Nursing Home Ministry (2)• Meals three times weekly to shut-in couple (11)

• Uttermost Parts of the Earth (International)• Mission Project in Jamaica (2)

GEORGETOWN FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

• Jerusalem (Local)• Project Helping Hands• Ocoee Outreach• Built Wheel Chair Ramps

• Judea (State)• State Mission Offering

• Samaria (National)• Annie Armstrong Offering• Disaster Relief

• Uttermost Parts of the Earth (International)• Lottie Moon Offering• Honduras Missions

GUM SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH


• Approximately 30 people came that were visited by our church; 2 new families started attending• How many were saved as a result of GPS?: 7• How many new baptisms resulted from GPS?: 1


• Food Bank Distribution• Participated in Across Bradley County• Financial aide to four families in the community• Conducted Marriage Retreat• Local Jail Ministry• Financial support to a Hispanic family• Furnish firewood to senior citizen• Trim shrubs and clean yard for senior citizen

• Judea (State)• Financial support to Women At The Well• Financial support for "Miracle Lake" prison ministry• Gifts to Co-operative program• Golden offering for state missions• TN Baptist Children's Home



• Samaria (National)• Gifts to the Co-operative program• Annie Armstrong Offering

• Uttermost Parts of the Earth (International)• Gifts to the Co-operative program• Support of pastor in Ukraine• Participation in Samaritan's Purse• Lottie Moon Offering

HOPEWELL BAPTIST CHURCH

• Jerusalem (Local)• GPS "Across Bradley County"• New Hope Pregnancy Center - Monthly monetary support through November 2010

• Judea (State)• TN Baptist Children's Home - monthly support through November 2010

• Samaria (National)• Rock of Ages Ministry - Dean Huff - Monthly support through November 2010 only• Voice of the Martyrs - Monthly monetary support through November 2010 only

• Uttermost Parts of the Earth (International):• Jim Eberhard - Missionary in Kenya - Monthly monetary support through Nov. 2010 only

MACEDONIA BAPTIST CHURCH

• Jerusalem (Local)• Quilts for Tornado Victims• Sack lunches for RAM event (Bradley Co. Health Council)• $180 to family who lost home in fire• New Hope "Baby Bottle" Project $407.55

• Uttermost Parts of the Earth (International)• Shoes for Orphaned Souls• Shoeboxes for Samaritan's Purse

MICHIGAN AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH

• Jerusalem (Local)• Project Helping Hands• Ocoee Outreach

• Uttermost Parts of the Earth (International)• Shoes for Orphan Souls• Operation Christmas Child Show Boxes

MOUNT CARMEL BAPTIST CHURCH


• Rise in attendance on Easter Sunday



• Walk for Life• Ocoee Outreach• Disaster Relief• Volunteers @ New Hope Pregnancy Center• Outreach to Teachers

• Judea (State)• Disaster Relief

• Samaria (National)• West Virginia

• Uttermost Parts of the Earth (International)• Beds for Haiti• Support David Smith• Christmas Shoe Boxes• Hunger Relief

NORTH CLEVELAND BAPTIST CHURCH

• Jerusalem (Local)• Church: Participated in Ocoee Outreach Home Construction Projects• Provided a place for Women’s Job Corp to meet each week• Supported Walk for Life for New Hope Pregnancy Center• “Trunk or Treat” for community. Gave out food, candy, and had games.• Partners with Family Promise.• GPS “Across Bradley County”• We are “Church Partners” with Ocoee Middle School.

• During the year many things were done for the staff. In August, back to school breakfast prepared by Baptist Men on Mission held at NCBC for all the Ocoee Middle School staff. Each person was presented a back to school brown bag of treats and small supplies.

• In September, cards were delivered to staff made by 5th grade class during VBS – “You were MINT to be a teacher.”

• In November, apples with notes attached inviting all to our church wide Thanksgiving Dinner.• In December, individually packaged Christmas breads for all staff.• In January, Soup & Cornbread luncheon held at NCBC for staff on first in-service day after

Christmas break.• In February, each staff member received a Valentine gift.• In March, sponsored a dinner at NCBC for the Ocoee Middle Art class for the internationally

known Empty Bowl project. All monies earned through the purchase of bowls made by OMS students were given to The Caring Place.

• In the fall of 2010, NCBC members were asked to pick an OMS staff member’s name and pray for that person throughout the year.

• “The Art of Marriage” conference was held on campus at NCBC. This is a marriage enrichment event produced by Family Life. 104 people were in attendance.

• Contribute financially to local groups: • Bradley Initiative Church/Community• Crossroads• Jackie Leggett family• New Hope Pregnancy Center• The Caring Place



• Family Promise• Rocket Program at Cleveland Middle School

• GA’s• On September 18, 2010, GA’s joined some 1,100 local supporters to participate in New Hope

Pregnancy Center’s 14th Annual Walk for Life. The GA’s raised $1,239 of NCBC’s total pledges of $1,859. In October, GA’s participated in NCBC’s “Trunk or Treat” outreach to the community with a “Fishers of Men” themed trunk to tie in with our GA theme of “Anchors Aweigh.”

• In February GA’s collected hygiene items to fill 35 gallon-sized Ziploc bags that were delivered to The Caring Place as our “Neighbor to Neighbor” Children’s Ministry Day project.

• Youth• Helped with a one day Ocoee Outreach project with NCBC Baptist Men on Mission last fall.• In February, our youth participated in DiscipleNow.• In June, our youth participated in Florida Camp. During VBS, our high schoolers did

construction with Ocoee Outreach.• WMU

• Prepared lunches or breakfasts for The Teen Learning Center a couple of times during year. Did something for them at Valentines, Easter and Christmas.

• WOM projects and church-wide project for The Caring Place: food items, personal and home items. This is done several times a year.

• Collect items for Family promise that are needed to help families in transition: Bibles, pillows, sheets, blankets, etc.

• Helped with the Ocoee Outreach dinner. • Bought storage boxes for a family who lost everything during the April 27th tornado.

• BMOM• Involved in disaster relief after April 27th storms.

• Ocoee Outreach with youth• Repaired bathroom floor, redid laundry room and installed water heater in a local home. • Worked on a single woman’s home: Repaired garage and replaced trim work, removed two air

conditioner units, closed up hole, replaced sheet rock.• Two homes: cut and removed trees. • From a widow’s home: removed an above ground pool and cleaned up. Built a wheelchair ramp

in south Bradley County with Ocoee Outreach.• Church projects

• Repainted “Shed.” • Wired and installed microwave oven and steamer for Multi-purpose building, remodeled an

expansion of our church library, wired and installed a motion sensor light on our new building, cleaned church garage.

• Lawn work at church: Repaired ditching after electrical work for our new sign, planted grass seed, mulched. Washed down side walks and front porch of church.

• Events they have cooked for: Hosted and cooked breakfast for quarterly Baptist Men on Mission breakfasts, sponsored Sept. “Tailgate Party,” Trunk or Treat, VBS Family night party, GPS breakfasts on 2 Saturdays, Cooked breakfast for Ocoee Middle School staff at the beginning of school.

• Mission Friends: Contributed financially to “Family Promise”• Drama Team: Presented two Dinner Theaters this year and invited the community.• Helping Hands: Sunday School Class that provides gift cards for needy families.

• Judea (State)• Church

• Kevin and Leslie Hicks conducted the “Art of Marriage” conference at First Baptist Church



Nashville. There were 54 people in attendance.• Kevin and Leslie Hicks took a team to Townsend, TN for camp missions at the KOA

Campground. This was done in cooperation with the Chilhowee Baptist Association.• Day camps for children were conducted with an average attendance of 17 per day. • Family Night activities were also conducted with an average attendance of 60.

• WMU• Helped promote our State Offering.• Helped finance “Townsend Mission Trip” collected items such as gift cards, telephone cards,

paper products and personal items for “Women at the Well.”• BMOM

• Built a wheelchair ramp for a family in Benton.• Samaria (National)

• Church• Contribute to Jacob Sluder – Campus Outreach with Bradley University in Illinois.

• WMU• Gave to Annie Armstrong Easter Offering. Helped with the GA’s “Christmas in August.”

• GA’s• For “Christmas in August,” GA’s collected socks, towels, washcloths, New Testaments, school

supplies, and baby items for Bessie McPeek, Director of “God’s Love from a Diaper Bag” in Jenkins, KY. These items will be shipped to them.

• To promote the annual Annie Armstrong Easter Offering, GA’s “sold” North American countries, states and territories and collected change in Annie Change Jars. A total of $570 was raised.

• Youth• Went to Big Creek Mission in Bear Branch KY. Roofed houses, replaced siding, installed

handrails, worked with children at day camp.• Uttermost Parts of the Earth (International)

• Church• Participate in Operation Christmas Child each year. • We had a team of four from our church that went to Haiti. They worked with a mission

organization called SMI Haiti. The team worked on painting a school, building a home and handing out food. They also participated in outreach events at the local churches and worked with an orphanage affiliated with SMI. First Baptist of Cleveland and Candies Creek Church were included in this trip with a total of 40 people participating.

• WMU• Sponsored “August Moon” Dinner and Bake Sale with all proceeds going to the Lottie Moon Offering.• Sent boxes to a church member who is serving in the military in Iraq.

OAK GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH


• Oak Grove had 61 on Easter Sunday compared to our average attendance of 30.• How many new families started attending your church as a result of GPS?: 2

• Donations (food/clothing) to the Caring Place• Snacks to ICU waiting room at Sky Ridge Hospital• Towels/Washcloths to Emergency Shelter on Wildwood Ave• Needed items to Harbor House



• Prayerwalk in the community• Socks/stamped cards to Bold Going jail ministry• Ocoee Outreach: cooked meals, gave snacks, etc.• Money to Taylor School library• Helping Hands: aided Woman at Christmas & Thanksgiving• Baby items to New Hope Pregnancy Center• Donation to BBA for Ethnic Works• VBS Block Party• Shoe boxes & gifts for a needy family from Taylor (shoes at Christmas)• Financial gift to Thompson Springs Church• BBA support• Donation to BSU for lunches

• Judea (State)• Golden State Offering• Mother's Day Offering for Baptist Children's Homes• Father's Day for Adult Homes• Donation to United TN League• Donation to Teen Challenge

• Samaria (National)• Annie Armstrong Easter Offering• Participated in Week of Prayer• Cooperative Program

• Uttermost Parts of the Earth (International)• Lottie Moon Christmas Offering• Participated in Week of Prayer• Donation to Haiti Project• Donation to Gideon International

PARKWAY BAPTIST CHURCH


• Our church faithfully began praying on January 1, 2011 for GPS. We made a commitment for folks/groups to pray 7 days a week at the church. All prayer events have been logged.

• As of August 31, 2011 there has been both private and intercessory prayer on a daily basis (no days missed) for our church and local missions.

• We visited approximately 1,300 homes; prayer covered the entire community.• We have had 11 visitors (or) five families visit our church as a result of the GPS efforts.• We continued our follow-up through June 28, 2011. • We included our GPS follow-up as part of the tornado disaster relief efforts.• How many new families started attending your church as a result of GPS?: 2• How many were saved as a result of GPS?: 1• How many new baptisms resulted from GPS?: 1


• Conducted VBS Mission Project - 116 attended - June 2011• Held Spring Community Block Party - 135 attended - May 2011



• Distributed food to 37 families during Christmas/Thanksgiving - 2010• Fed 450 families as part of the Disaster Relief - April 30, 2011• Distributed food bags and water to 170 homes in the community - May 7, 2011• Tree cutting/clean-up to 10 families in the church community - April/May 2011• Hosted 40 students/Adults for a meal during Ocoee Outreach - Summer 2011• Held Summer Community Block Party - 121 attended - August 7, 2011• Provided starter kits to 41 families during tornado disaster relief.• Distributed food to 16 families January - April from Pantry• Provided food to 19 families in need at the Boys & Girls Club.• Made a donation to Salvation Army for local disaster relief efforts.

• Judea (State)• Participated in Golden State Offering• Donated VBS Offering to the Tennessee Baptist Children's Home• Participated/collected monies for TN. Baptist Children's Home Mother's Day offering.

• Uttermost Parts of the Earth (International)• Two members participated in mission trip to build a school in Brazil in June 2011.• Collected 78 shoe boxes filled with supplies for Samaritan's purse• Participated/collected monies for Lottie Moon Christmas Offering• Participated/collected monies for Annie Armstrong Easter Offering• Made a donation to Samaritan's purse

PHILIPPI BAPTIST CHURCH


• We had 366 in attendance for the Sunday AM worship which was a little higher than the year before.

• Acteens and other members participated in Walk for Life to raise money for New Hope Pregnancy Center.• Volunteers served in Project Helping Hands and helped several families for Thanksgiving and Christmas.• Acteens visited nursing home and passed out candy.• Acteens donated canned goods to the homeless shelter.• GAs and RAs participated in food drive for Thanksgiving baskets.• Acteens participated in community prayer walk.• Acteens, GAs and RAs went into the community and passed out VBS flyers.• Volunteers participated in Ocoee Outreach and hosted group for evening meal.• GAs purchased school supplies for their missionary for Christmas in August.• Acteens passed out Cultural Religions flyers along greenway.• Women on Mission group donated school supplies to local schools for children who needed them.

• Judea (State)• Women on Mission group donated items for Women at the Well Ministries in Athens, TN.

• Samaria (National)• Three members assisted Keith and Jennifer Hall as they relocated to North Dakota to serve as

missionaries on Indian Reservation.• Our church supported Keith and Jennifer financially, along with Keith's parents, Doyl and Sharon Hall, in

their ministry.



RIDGEVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH

• Jerusalem (Local)• GPS “Across Bradley County”• Ocoee Outreach• Project Helping Hands

• Judea (State)• Support Missionaries

• Samaria (National)• Support Missionaries

• Uttermost Parts of the Earth (International)• Support Missionaries

SAMPLES MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH

• Jerusalem (Local)• Out of the overall number of baptisms you reported on this year's Annual Church Profile, how many were

from an un-churched/pagan background?: 4

TASSO BAPTIST CHURCH

• Jerusalem (Local)• VBS• Fed Ocoee Outreach Volunteers• Project Helping Hands• Food Drive

• Judea (State)• Cooperative Program

• Samaria (National)• Annie Armstrong

• Uttermost Parts of the Earth (International)• Lottie Moon• Shoes for Orphan Souls

THE CHURCH AT GRACE POINT


• Please explain: Some came to attend the church and several phone calls.• How many new families started attending your church as a result of GPS?: 2

• Tornado Relief• Deliver Food Baskets• Christmas & Thanksgiving gifts & food

• Samaria (National)• Kentucky Mission Trip 44 youth & leaders

• Uttermost Parts of the Earth (International)• Haiti 12 participants• Honduras 32 participants



• South Africa 5 participants• Zimbabwe 2 participants

THOMPSON SPRINGS BAPTIST

• Jerusalem (Local)• Contributed financially and had volunteers work with Project Helping Hands• Provided scripture Christmas cards, stamps, and white socks for jail ministry at Bradley County Justice

Center• Judea (State)

• Gave to the TN Baptist Children’s Home Offering & provided other items of need throughout the year.• Gave to the Golden State Offering & participated in the Week of Prayer for State Missions

• Samaria (National)• Support a Rock of Ages Prison Ministry missionary• Gave to the Annie Armstrong Offering

• Uttermost Parts of the Earth (International)• Gave to the Lottie Moon Offering• Gave to the World Hunger Fund• Participated in Operation Christmas Child.

UNION MISSIONARY BAPTIST

• Jerusalem (Local)• Partners with the “Storehouse” Food Ministry located at Valley View Baptist Church – ongoing, or

continuing program• Uttermost Parts of the Earth (International)

• Supported a 7 member mission team from our congregation on a 1 week trip to Honduras

VALLEY VIEW BAPTIST CHURCH


• How many new families started attending your church as a result of GPS?: 1• Our church operates a food ministry. We provide them a bag of groceries, both perishable and staples. We pray

with the clients, and connect them with other kinds of help if needed. Packing, praying and processing the clients takes many hands.

• Also, our church provided a young lady to work with Ocoee Outreach. She led several groups with their ministry opportunity.

WASHINGTON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH

• Jerusalem (Local)• We have some women that go to the jail to tell the ladies that are incarcerated about Jesus each week.

They give out Bibles.• Also, we have men that go with our Pastor each week to visit the nursing home and those that are sick or

unable to come to church.• Uttermost Parts of the Earth (International)

• We have some members of our church that serve as missionaries to Jamaica. They go to preach God's



Word, teach Bible School and to build small houses for those in need as money and time allows. • We also have some that have gone to the Ukraine and Mongolia to tell others about Jesus Our Savior.

WATERVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH


• Please explain: We identified several guests who said they had specifically been invited the week before on a Saturday invitation.


• Ocoee Outreach• Project Helping Hands

• Uttermost Parts of the Earth (International)• Mission trips

WESTWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH


• We did have several good conversations with folks who expressed their appreciation that we came by. We do not know of anyone who came on Easter specifically as a result of GPS.

• Senior Service Corps - This is a group that does minor home repairs, builds wheelchair ramps, painting, and cleanup for senior adults and those who are financially unable to hire someone. Many projects were completed.

• Ocoee Outreach - Assisted with construction projects, assessment of need, block parties etc. Housed and fed out-of-state missionaries. Adopted families at Christmas.

• A great deal of work was done during the April, 2011, tornado outbreak including chainsaw work, feeding, providing supplies, minor home repair and assessment of need.

• A group of youth and our senior service corps helped build a sensory trail for horse back riders with disabilities at the Tri-State Therapeutic Arena.

• Samaria (National)• Two groups went to Missoula, Montana, to help with construction of two different churches.

• Uttermost Parts of the Earth (International)• Haiti - A group went to Haiti to help with an orphanage.• Honduras - A group went to help with ministry opportunities at a school in Tegucigalpa.

2011 Deceased MembersBellefounteDebbie LivingstonVictoria HaunJune EdgemonVirginia Shaw

Big SpringRobert DelayRuby BryantGene WilliamsJim Ruble

BritssvilleKenneth MillionGeneva GrissomFred Clabough Jr.

Candies CreekRalph ClarkDavid HooperRandy MillerBill Moore

Charleston FBCGary M. Cullins

Cleveland FBCClay ChavisMary Kate ReedJames Ruel OwnbeyJimmy JohnsonWoody FanningGordon CorbettEileen LillardCC ConwayLouise BranamConnie HayesSam GuthriePat McCrakenRobert EasterlyBeau PrinceL'Ene BryantAnn MooreLowrey UnderwoodAnna Ball WhiteNell MurphyBetty DentonDanny NerrenJerry MaplesJerry Bradley, Sr.Mark WardBetty RogersDorris Renner

Clingan RidgeDoyle SeabornJack ThurmanRuth GoinsBetty GerenGordon NunleyHoil FergusonLacey AllenDottie JonesMike Dixon

CloverleafPearl GeeAgle CaseMarie Orr

CohullaEd Knight

CouncilZeda TanksleyArlee MorganShirley Shamblin

Dalton PikeMamie McCormic

ElkmontTJ Wooden

FarmlandEthel Albornoz-DeHowitt

GalileeCandy Satterfield

GeorgetownConner BaconBob HeadrickJuann Headrick

Gum SpringsMary MurphyRuth Alvada Crisp

HopewellMary Ann RichesonWanda ArkJohn G. Massengale, Jr.John W. CalfeeJames R. UnderwoodCecil Morgan

MacedoniaZeb LunsfordBetty HawkinsOllie Irene PrueittGladys KirkpatrickWillie KibbleDelbert CampbellJL Rogers

Maple StreetMilread BeatyViolet Robinson

Mount CarmelAnnie SmithBobbie AdkinsonVirginia Burgess

North ClevelandRL "Pete" GentryJack MatthewsSandy GreenDennis BrantleySarah Brooks

New FriendshipPernell Richard OwnbyRahn G. Purdy

PhilippiAlliene BelkStewart CasteelBob GarrettBrenda HenryDebbie HenrySandra JonesCliff MorrowEdna Beaty SmithIrene StumanBen TraylorAudrey VogtBertie Withrow

RidgeviewMyrtle SmithDee OwensBarbara EvansVeta Rogers

Samples MemorialGwen GladsonDelmar StinnettDebbie PowellBetty Watson

The Churchat Grace PointCatherine WoodenMichael Durham

Valley ViewRachael RiddlePhil RiddleAnne CloudJames DodsonIrene Disney

Washington AveWilma GurleyCharlie Triplett

WatervilleDean HowardJim PriceMary Ruth HysingerRubye PruettMary NationMary KyleDovie Caldwell

West ClevelandJeff BentleyWilliam WillsonCynthia FerrerPat ThigpenGlenna ReelVernon Samuelson

WestwoodMildred BillerJoan BowmanLinda DaughertyTommie ElkinsShirley FrazierUlysses "Red" HesterCharlotte "Crickett" HodgkinsonL. C. LayThelma LewisRuth LongwithBarbara "Lucretia" LopezEunice MysingerGladys RowellReba WatsonP.D. Whitaker

Bradley County Baptist Association ACP Report

Resident Average Sunday SS Other TotalChurch Members Members Worship Baptism School Avg Additions Music WMU Men designated ReceiptsAntioch, McDonaldBeacon, Cleveland 150 150 95 10 88 4 $31,364 $53,683

722 683 180 8 326 118 0 81 5 30 $367,756 $393,929 Big Spring, Cleveland 571 407 114 10 248 87 10 29 $213,852 $290,835 Blue Springs, Cleveland 269 203 75 3 71 20 4 38 0 0Blythe Avenue, Cleveland 88 76 39 13 40 25 3 12 0 0 $20,377 $21,600

254 168 114 14 114 114 19 76 0 0 $131,273 $240,112 Candies Creek, Charleston 1,137 980 471 22 1,148 329 35 85 0 60 $758,895 $972,649 Center Point, Charleston 169 91 3 50 19 10 $64,223 $64,223 Charleston First, Charleston 406 329 87 5 77 49 3 60 7 32 $104,626 $111,967

80 30 0 30 0 0 0 0Cleveland First, Cleveland 5,109 4,343 2,654 81 2,821 1,513 267 1,698 0 900 $4,432,123 $6,269,074

1,310 1,310 700 17 468 249 23 95 0 10 $640,927 $756,537 Cloverleaf, Cleveland 304 173 60 0 53 40 3 32 0 0 $88,220 $94,700

115 98 40 0 29 3 18 0 0 $23,563 $23,563 Corinth, McDonald 103 45 39 5 38 28 3 0 0 0 $60,046 $63,646 Council, Charleston 228 210 55 3 59 48 4 30 15 15 $48,372 $56,520 Dalton Pike, Cleveland 120 120 30 5 30 30 0 0 0 0 $65,170 $80,695 East Cleveland, Cleveland 168 168 85 0 168 65 1 28 12 15 $113,001 $118,055 East View, Georgetown 189 122 77 3 61 61 2 0 0 0

274 159 128 4 75 7 69 0 0Emmanuel, Cleveland 40 40 40 2 40 30Farmland Community, Cleveland 104 76 92 2 8 23 0 20 $49,360 $59,614 Four Point, Cleveland 106 90 50 0 43 43 4 0 0 0 $38,405 Galilee, Cleveland 132 84 60 5 84 58 3 0 0 0 $27,587 $69,401 Georgetown First, Georgetown 400 141 130 7 154 61 8 45 25 $111,590 $121,130 Gum Springs, Georgetown 316 185 178 17 153 70 7 25 $105,809 $117,259 Hopewell, Cleveland 422 226 54 0 47 33 9 22 7 8 $84,556 $89,978 Lebanon, Cleveland 291 291 60 0 56 25 $58,810 $63,498 Macedonia, Cleveland 371 362 120 2 133 89 13 39 $172,908 $244,540 Maple Street, Cleveland 259 87 42 1 41 27 0 22 15 9 $48,218 $64,175 Michigan Avenue, Cleveland 556 510 145 5 168 102 6 57 12 15 $223,010 $251,926

298 137 113 11 91 2 44 52 18 $123,337 $267,373 New Friendship, Cleveland 275 275 70 4 50 52 3 20 28 0 $104,422 $130,783 North Cleveland, Cleveland 875 660 405 5 609 292 31 128 44 49 $604,900 $968,789 Oak Grove, Cleveland 80 72 29 0 34 18 5 16 12 4 $27,987 $32,724 Parkway, Cleveland 161 161 71 9 89 38 2 61 16 $52,091 $55,255

Un-

Bellefounte, Cleveland

Brittsville, Georgetown

Chestuee, Cleveland

Clingan Ridge, Cleveland

Cohulla, Cleveland

Elkmont, Cleveland

Mount Carmel, Cleveland

Bradley County Baptist Association ACP Report

Resident Average Sunday SS Other TotalChurch Members Members Worship Baptism School Avg Additions Music WMU Men designated Receipts

Un-

597 475 243 16 225 165 4 94 55 29 $389,253 $431,184 294 294 165 1 141 76 13 54 23 51 $142,826 $145,669

Samples Memorial, Cleveland 520 250 258 20 168 190 22 124 0 0 $146,306 $300,046 Stuart Park, Cleveland 31 31 20 0 34 11 2 9 6 5

145 137 46 2 77 27 0 26 $109,962 $119,162 * The Church at Grace Point 392 321 650 34 513 485 0 40* Thompson Springs, Cleveland 65 65 55 3 47 39 2 28 15 5 $145,076 $202,951

Union Missionary, Cleveland 180 180 0 93 50 4 38 0 0 $75,251 $82,904 Valley View, Cleveland 427 320 79 9 116 60 2 47 17 25 $149,395 $182,831 Washington Avenue, Cleveland 515 320 12 175 127 13 200 4 $151,490

1,080 779 393 5 419 264 20 85 8 21 $571,431 $1,969,000 West Cleveland, Cleveland 547 356 113 0 150 70 17 30 12 $102,966 $132,965

1,223 1,172 606 16 1,585 623 28 138 0 80 $1,501,938 $2,072,079 White Oak, Cleveland 166 166 45 2 $59,059 $65,028 Bradley Co. Baptist Assoc. 22,634 18,128 9,375 396 11,529 5,876 638 3,751 355 1,486 $12,390,241.00 $18,003,542.00

* Some Values Based on Previous Year

Philippi, ClevelandRidgeview, Cleveland

Tasso, Cleveland

Waterville, Cleveland

Westwood, Cleveland

Not Reporting: Antioch, Cleveland Cowboy, Fairview, Goodwill, Mount Eagle, New Fellowship

BAPTISMSFor the first time, we have requested our associational churches to provide baptismal figures for those who have come from a pagan or un-churched background. Below are the initial findings from this request.

➢ BEACON BAPTIST CHURCH: 4

➢ BIG SPRING BAPTIST CHURCH: 5

➢ CANDIES CREEK BAPTIST CHURCH: 3

➢ COUNCIL BAPTIST CHURCH: 2

➢ GUM SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH: 2

➢ PARKWAY BAPTIST CHURCH: 5

➢ SAMPLES MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH: 4

➢ WATERVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH: 2

Total baptisms from a pagan/un-churched background:

27

Total reported baptisms from our associational churches:

396

Bradley County Baptist Association

Pastors Assistant: Rose Hambright, 2217 Worth Ln, Charleston, TN, 37310 (423) 336-3780

Minister of Youth: John Ogle, 130 Tipton Dr SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323

Minister of Preschool: Sheila Swanson, 291 Lewis Lane Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37312

Church Secretary: Rose Hambright, 2217 Worth Ln, Charleston, TN, 37310 (423) 336-3780

Pastor: Lake Walker, 214 Bellefounte Rd NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 336-2312

Pastor-Associate/Executive: Glen Clower, 188 Bland Dr NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 479-3605

Minister of Music: Mike James, PO Box 116, McDonald, TN, 37353 (423) 479-6626

Chairman of Deacons: Arnold Moss, 169 Richesin Rd, Sweetwater, TN, 37874 (423) 337-6289

Organist: Cathy Canup, 171 Wilson Heights Cir NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312

Church Treasurer: Jerry Brantley, 297 Potter Place Rd, Charleston, TN, 37310 (423) 336-1473

Church Clerk: Martha Moss, 169 Richesin Rd, Sweetwater, TN, 37874 (423) 337-6289

Sunday School Director: Glen Clower, 188 Bland Dr NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 479-3605

Bellefounte, Cleveland (423) 336-2312132 Bellefounte Rd NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 Fax:

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Church Womens Ministry Director: Nancy Goss, 183 Panky Lane, Benton, TN, 37307 (423) 338-9627

Church VBS Director: Pam Johnson, 209 Corvin Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37323

Prayer Ministry Coordinator: Chris Taylor, 150 Alma Lane, Cleveland, TN, 37323

Minister of Adults: Kevin Morrison, 527 Lebanon Rd NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 339-0022

ACP Contact: Peggy Morrison, 4125 Old Tasso Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-4738

Minister of Youth: Sharon Morrison, 527 Lebanon Rd NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 339-0022

Minister of Youth: Kevin Morrison, 527 Lebanon Rd NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 339-0022

Minister of Children: Shawn Moses, 211 Pankey Ln, Benton, TN, 37307 (423) 338-6429

Pastor: Floyd Boggess, 1550 Watkins St SE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-7056

Minister of Music: Kevin Morrison, 527 Lebanon Rd NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 339-0022

Church Secretary: Peggy Morrison, 4125 Old Tasso Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-4738

Church Clerk: Peggy Morrison, 4125 Old Tasso Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-4738

Sunday School Director: David Brown, 4919 Carnation Ave, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 478-5208

Pianist: Sharon Morrison, 527 Lebanon Rd NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 339-0022

Minister of Preschool: Pat Brown, 4919 Carnation Ave, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 478-5208

Chairman of Deacons: David Brown, 4919 Carnation Ave, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 478-5208

Church Treasurer: Peggy Morrison, 4125 Old Tasso Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-4738

Beacon, Cleveland (423) 472-7056505 Corvin Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 Fax:

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Minister of Music: Robert Mitchell, 5120 Alabama Rd, Apison, TN, 37302 (423) 236-4968

Pastor: James Massengale, PO Box 201, Apison, TN, 37302 (423) 236-4263

Chairman of Deacons: James Massengale, PO Box 201, Apison, TN, 37302 (423) 236-4263

ACP Contact: Marsha Massengale, PO Box 201, Apison, TN, 37302 (423) 236-4263

Church Clerk: Marsha Massengale, PO Box 201, Apison, TN, 37302 (423) 236-4263

Antioch, McDonald (423) 236-46242807 Old Alabama Rd SW, McDonald, TN, 37353 Fax:

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Church Secretary: Betsy Pritchett, 229 Farris Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 476-9374

Minister of Music: Timothy Blackwelder, 2961 Pleasant Grove Ch Rd SW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 650-5853

Pastor: Richard Snyder, 240 Hungry Hollow Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 478-9332

Pastor-Associate/Executive: Timothy Blackwelder, 2961 Pleasant Grove Ch Rd SW, Cleveland, TN, 37 (423) 650-5853

Blue Springs, Cleveland (423) 472-0932699 Blue Springs Church Rd SW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 Fax:

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Church VBS Director: Rita Ross, 2216 Joy St NE, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 472-6871

Church VBS Director: Sue Smith, 1957 Sunhill Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 479-4585

Church VBS Director: Sue Smith, 1957 Sunhill Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 479-4585

Praise Band Leader: Tom Wickes, 5 Acorn Lane NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 709-9100

Childrens Choir Coordinator: Tom Wickes, 5 Acorn Lane NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 709-9100

Church VBS Director: Joyce Russ, 2539 Woodland Dr SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 479-5997

ACP Contact: Liz Robinson, 135 Bryan Circle SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-0201

Other Paid Church Staff: Roy Willhoit, 1111 Glenmore Dr NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 667-2027

Other Paid Church Staff: Janis Willhoit, 1111 Glenmore Dr, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 479-1884

Church Mens Ministry Director: Steve Mowery, 516 Red Hill Valley Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 400-7932

Church Womens Ministry Director: Rita Ross, 2216 Joy St NE, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 472-6871

Church Library Team Leader: Cathy Mowery, 516 Red Hill Valley Road, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 244-1529

Pianist: Jerry Dunlap, 112 Country Club Dr SW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 472-8911

Pastors Assistant: Frances Wyatt, 1925 Clemmer St NE, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 478-3489

Minister of Youth: Josh Crispin, 218 Heather Oaks Trail SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323

Church Secretary: Frances Wyatt, 1925 Clemmer St NE, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 478-3489

Pastor: George Bulson, 150 King Arthur Court NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-1101

Minister of Music: Tom Wickes, 5 Acorn Lane NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 709-9100

Minister of Children: Rhonda Collins, 148 Candies Creek Rd SW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 559-9732

Church Clerk: Liz Robinson, 135 Bryan Circle SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-0201

Sunday School Director: Donald Cartwright, 348 Candies Creek Rd SW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 596-0071

Church Finance Committee Chairman: Greg Epperson, 5957 Bates Pk SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 339-0988

Chairman of Deacons: Johnny Baker, PO Box 5288, Cleveland, TN, 37320

Church Treasurer: Patsy Dunlap, 112 Country Club Dr SW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 790-5668

Big Spring, Cleveland (423) 472-11011415 Hardwick St SE, Cleveland, TN, 37311 Fax:


Church VBS Director: Jamie Haun, 283 Bellefounte Rd NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312

Church Mens Ministry Director: Steve Melton, 141 Monza Ln NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 336-6684

Pianist: Glen Davis, 135 Wilson Heights Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37312

Childrens Choir Coordinator: Marcia Brown, Bellfounte Baptist Church, Cleveland, TN, 37312

ACP Contact: Martha Moss, 169 Richesin Rd, Sweetwater, TN, 37874 (423) 337-6289

Media Minister: Steve Haun, 283 Bellefounte Rd NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 336-8593

Church WMU Director: Reta Paul, 307 Jenkins Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-3095

Church Library Team Leader: Peggy Morrow, 284 Oakwood Circle NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312

Bellefounte, Cleveland (423) 336-2312132 Bellefounte Rd NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 Fax:

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Church Clerk: Patsy Smith, 1310 Moore Rd, Charleston, TN, 37310 (423) 479-7278

Church Treasurer: Beth Shelton, 312 Mill Hamlet Rd, Charleston, TN, 37310 (423) 478-9300

Organist: Donna Moore, 680 Armstrong Ferry Rd, Decatur, TN, 37322

Sunday School Director: Matt Myers, 242 Hickman Rd, Georgetown, TN, 37336

Minister of Music: Bobby Smith, 1310 Moore Rd, Charleston, TN, 37310

Pastor: Kenneth Purdie, 140 County Rd 45, Athens, TN, 37303 (423) 336-1245

Pastors Assistant: Matt Myers, 242 Hickman Rd, Georgetown, TN, 37336

Church Secretary: Susan Millaway, 120 Woods Subdivision, Georgetown, TN, 37336

ACP Contact: Patsy Smith, 1310 Moore Rd, Charleston, TN, 37310 (423) 479-7278

Minister of Missions: Zack Andrews, Brittsville Baptist Church, Georgetown, TN, 37336

Minister - Other: Jeff Thorton, 140 County Rd 45, Athens, TN, 37303

Minister - Other: Jeff Howard, 611 Ware Lane, Georgetown, TN, 37336

Childrens Choir Coordinator: Carol Ledford, Brittsville Baptist Church, Georgetown, TN, 37336

Pianist: Jerri Collins, 3450 Georgetown Dr, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 479-5389

Church Womens Ministry Director: Tosha Myers, 180 Hickman Rd, Georgetown, TN, 37336

Church VBS Director: Loretta Purdie, 140 County Rd 45, Athens, TN, 37303 (423) 336-1245

140 County Rd 45, Athens, TN, 37303 Fax:

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Brittsville, Georgetown (423) 336-1245

Chairman of Deacons: Ted Johnson, 702 Ladd Springs Road, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 478-2310

Church Treasurer: Gail Cunningham, 147 Foster Ln SE, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 303-2349

Church Secretary: Jeneda Trentham, 2036 Century Avenue, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 559-4178

Pastor: Sam Taylor, 3820 Peerless Rd NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 478-3622

Minister of Music: Gail Cunningham, 147 Foster Ln SE, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 303-2349

Minister - Other: Bobby Lee Vaughn, 293 Hancock Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 476-4039

Other Paid Church Staff: Courtney Johnson, 702 Ladd Springs Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37323

ACP Contact: Jeneda Trentham, 2036 Century Avenue, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 559-4178

Church Clerk: Jeneda Trentham, 2036 Century Avenue, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 559-4178

Pianist: Courtney Johnson, 702 Ladd Springs Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37323

Blythe Avenue, Cleveland1601 Blythe Ave SE, Cleveland, TN, 37311 Fax:


Church Clerk: Carmen Reagan, 2925 Red Hill Valley Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 479-2987

Church Mens Ministry Director: Richard Snyder, 240 Hungry Hollow Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 478-9332

Chairman of Deacons: Randy Beaty, 2346 Lead Mine Valley Rd SW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 472-1376

Church Treasurer: Faye Trantham, 2702 Lead Mine Valley Rd SW, Cleveland, TN, 37311

Minister of Missions: Timothy Blackwelder, 2961 Pleasant Grove Ch Rd SW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 650-5853

ACP Contact: Carmen Reagan, 2925 Red Hill Valley Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 479-2987

Church Womens Ministry Director: Lisa Snyder, 240 Hungry Hollow Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323

Church CP/Stewardship Chair: Faye Trantham, 2702 Lead Mine Valley Rd SW, Cleveland, TN, 37311

Blue Springs, Cleveland (423) 472-0932699 Blue Springs Church Rd SW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 Fax:


Minister of Music: Jim Ledford, 163 Branch Dr, McDonald, TN, 37353 (423) 580-2798

Pastor: John Smith, 3361 Nottingham Circle SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 479-2269

Church Clerk: Yvonne Plumley, Carl Haulk, Old Fort, TN, 37362 (423) 338-1926

ACP Contact: Jim Ledford, 163 Branch Dr, McDonald, TN, 37353 (423) 580-2798

Sunday School Director: Lonnie Bridges, 1430 Falcon Dr SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323

Charity, Cleveland4000 Dalton Pk SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 Fax:

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Church Treasurer: Ronnie Prueitt, PO Box 46, Calhoun, TN, 37309 (423) 336-5588

Church Clerk: Tena Wright, 8569 Eureka Rd, Charleston, TN, 37310 (423) 716-3195

Pastor: Johnny Underwood, 248 Haven Dr, McDonald, TN, 37353 (423) 499-6120

Church Secretary: Tena Wright, 8569 Eureka Rd, Charleston, TN, 37310 (423) 716-3195

Pianist: Virginia Hutson, 436 Apache Trail, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-6157

ACP Contact: Tena Wright, 8569 Eureka Rd, Charleston, TN, 37310 (423) 716-3195

Sunday School Director: Frank Guthrie, 7059 Mouse Creek Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 336-2760

Organist: Betty McDaniel, 321 Sunset Dr NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 559-2569

Center Point, Charleston (423) 336-21331204 Lower River Rd NW, Charleston, TN, 37310 Fax:

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Minister - Other: Bo Dunkle, 817 9th St, Etowah, TN, 37331 (423) 506-0322

Minister - Other: James Taylor, 173 Castle Dr, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-5493

Minister of Preschool: Amy Chapman, 2711 Vista Dr, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 479-3731

Minister of Children: Amy Chapman, 2711 Vista Dr, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 479-3731

Church Treasurer: Scott Hall, 136 Christian Dr., Cleveland, TN, 37312

Sunday School Director: Jake Beard, Candies Creek Baptist Church, Charleston, TN, 37310 (423) 593-8492

Church Clerk: Toni Goodwin, 584 White Oak Valley Rd., Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 478-3710

Minister of Music: Todd Colbert, 379 Quail Run Trace NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 479-3731

Pastor: Jamison Work, Candies Creek Baptist Church, Charleston, TN, 37310 (423) 479-3731

Church Secretary: Sara Meals, 904 Fairmont Ave NW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 479-3731

Minister of Youth: Jonathan Kyle, 111 Sweet Gracie Lane, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 479-3731

Pastors Assistant: Sara Meals, 904 Fairmont Ave NW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 479-3731

Organist: Peggy Taylor, 173 Castle Dr NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 473-9694

Minister - Other: Robert Cooke, 617 Blythe Ferry Rd., Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 479-3161

ACP Contact: Nancy Miller, 294 Old Eureka Rd, Charleston, TN, 37310

Minister - Other: Kenny Isbill, 354 Vermont Dr NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 432-5289

Minister - Other: Darrell Grady, 5730 Mouse Creek Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37312

Minister - Other: Tony Dunn, 1376 White Oak Valley Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 478-3785

Church VBS Director: Rebekah Myers, 201 Ashlin Meadow Lane, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-7603

Pianist: Donna Matson, 3407 Ramblewood Circle, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 479-2810

Church Mens Ministry Director: Curt Klepzig, 352 Rochelle Cir., N.E., Charleston, TN, 37310

Church Library Team Leader: Rebeckah Coleman, PO Box 205, Calhoun, TN, 37309

Church Womens Ministry Director: Leann Klepzig, 352 Rochelle Cir., N.E., Charleston, TN, 37310

Candies Creek, Charleston (423) 479-3731294 Old Eureka Rd, Charleston, TN, 37310 Fax: (423) 476-6607


Minister of Music: Don Varnell, Cleveland Cowboy Church, Cleveland, TN, 37323

Pastor: Wallace Varnell, 1239 Tunnel Hill Rd SW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 432-3100

Church Secretary: Lana Massengill, 178 Godfrey Ln SE, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 476-2030

Cleveland Cowboy Church, Cleveland (423) 432-31003040 Blythe Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 Fax:

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Church Secretary: Emma Parker, 436 Frazier Rd SE, Old Fort, TN, 37362 (423) 478-7243

Pastors Assistant: Roger Stepp, 716 New Hope Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37323

Church Treasurer: Roger Stepp, 716 New Hope Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37323

Pastor: Jerrell Fowler, 1480 Old Federal Rd, Ocoee, TN, 37361 (423) 338-2638

Pastor-Associate/Executive: Roger Stepp, 716 New Hope Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37323

Minister of Music: Roy Rogers, 7105 Bates Pike, Old Fort, TN, 37362

Church Clerk: Emma Parker, 436 Frazier Rd SE, Old Fort, TN, 37362 (423) 478-7243

Church VBS Director: Jerrell Fowler, 1480 Old Federal Rd, Ocoee, TN, 37361 (423) 338-2638

Church CP/Stewardship Chair: Roger Stepp, 716 New Hope Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37323

ACP Contact: Jerrell Fowler, 1480 Old Federal Rd, Ocoee, TN, 37361 (423) 338-2638

Sunday School Director: Randy Fowler, 1239 Horns Creek Rd, Old Fort, TN, 37362

Organist: Brenda Smith, 5463 Waterlevel Hwy, Cleveland, TN, 37323

Pianist: Brenda Smith, 5463 Waterlevel Hwy, Cleveland, TN, 37323

489 Kinser Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37323 Fax:

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Chestuee, Cleveland (423) 473-7379

Church Finance Committee Chairman: Phyllis Rountree, 2284 Dry Valley Rd, Charleston, TN, 37310

Church Treasurer: Carl Colloms, PO Box 1333, Cleveland, TN, 37364 (423) 476-2464

Church Clerk: Phyllis Rountree, 2284 Dry Valley Rd, Charleston, TN, 37310

Association Ex Board Representative: Kenneth Isbill, Charleston First Baptist Church, Charleston, TN, (423) 432-5289

Sunday School Director: Earl Couch, 176 Hiwassee Dr NE, Charleston, TN, 37310

Church Secretary: Darlene Goins, PO Box 126, Charleston, TN, 37310 (423) 336-2356

Minister of Music: Joe Collins, 588 Harris Creek Rd SW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 614-7037

Pastors Assistant: Darlene Goins, PO Box 126, Charleston, TN, 37310 (423) 336-2356

Chairman of Deacons: Carl Colloms, PO Box 1333, Cleveland, TN, 37364 (423) 476-2464

Minister of Youth: Clifton Howard, PO Box 42, Charleston, TN, 37310

Church Womens Ministry Director: Connie Isbill, 354 Vermont Dr NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312

Church Mens Ministry Director: Charles Bowlin, 3356 Cumberland Hills Cir, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-6337

Church Wide WMU Mission Coor: Kathy Duggan, 2890 Dry Valley Rd, Charleston, TN, 37310 (423) 336-2908

ACP Contact: Darlene Goins, PO Box 126, Charleston, TN, 37310 (423) 336-2356

Church Library Team Leader: Belinda Campbell, 203 Maddox Rd NW, Charleston, TN, 37310 (423) 829-0190

Pianist: Wanda Crittenden, 372 Maddux Rd NW, Charleston, TN, 37310

Organist: Debby Howard, 3802 Chatata Valley Rd, Charleston, TN, 37310 (423) 336-5989

Pianist: Juliah Collins, 588 Harris Creek Rd SW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 614-7037

Church VBS Director: Lesa McCracken, 221 Leatha Ln, Cleveland, TN, 37312

Youth Choir Director: Clifton Howard, PO Box 42, Charleston, TN, 37310

Charleston First, Charleston (423) 336-2356338 Market St, Charleston, TN, 37310 Fax: (423) 336-2356


Church VBS Director: Tara Waldrop, 4028 Bow St NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-5526

Youth Choir Director: Jim Burleson, PO Box 2368, Cleveland, TN, 37320 (423) 709-9100

Praise Band Leader: Jim Burton, Cleveland First Baptist Church, Cleveland, TN, 37311

ACP Contact: Lisa Clapp, 118 Stillwood Ct NW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 476-5526

Church Library Team Leader: Lynda Harrington, 3971 49th St NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312

Church Mens Ministry Director: Rusty Asble, Cleveland First Baptist Church, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 472-6222

Church Finance Committee Chairman: Benny Kirksey, 5045 Knights Ct, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-4959

Church Treasurer: Bill Veach, 3925 Bow St NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-4130

Chairman of Deacons: T Roy Jones, 3650 Willow Oak Circle NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-1185

Pianist: Mary Wickes, 3730 Hillside Dr, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-9204

Organist: Martha Lessig, 375 Dogwood Place NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-9204

Church Clerk: Lisa Clapp, 118 Stillwood Ct NW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 476-5526

Minister of Collegiate Students: Jake Stum, 134 Woods Trail NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 476-5526

Church Administrative Director: Jim Gibson, 609 Arrow Dr NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-5526

Minister - Other: Raymond Simpson, 1110 Robin Hood Dr NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-5207

Minister - Other: Tom Wickes, 5 Acorn Lane NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 709-9100

Media Minister: Stephen Beasley, 3816 Georgetown Rd NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-5526

Minister - Other: Ed Wood, 270 Misty Meadows Circle SE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 479-1021

Minister - Other: Stewart McChesney, 220 Flagstone Dr NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 473-9155

Minister - Other: Reed Wright, PO Box 4961, Cleveland, TN, 37320 (423) 479-1790

Church Secretary: Carol Marr, 2910 Vista Dr NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-5526

Church Secretary: Terri Ricketts, PO Box 2368, Cleveland, TN, 37320 (423) 476-5526

Church Secretary: Lisa Clapp, 118 Stillwood Ct NW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 476-5526

Minister of Music: Tyler Brinson, PO Box 2368, Cleveland, TN, 37320 (423) 709-9100

Minister of Preschool: Tara Waldrop, 4028 Bow St NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-5526

Pastor: Allan Lockerman, 3820 Bow St NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-5526

Pastor: Jim Gibson, 609 Arrow Dr NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-5526

Church Secretary: Teri Colloms, PO Box 2368, Cleveland, TN, 37320 (423) 476-5526

Minister of Youth: Derek Simpson, Cleveland First Baptist Church, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 476-5526

Minister of Youth: Suzanne Rowe, PO Box 2368, Cleveland, TN, 37320 (423) 476-5526

Minister of Children: Tara Waldrop, 4028 Bow St NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-5526

Pastors Assistant: Jena Cavett, PO Box 2368, Cleveland, TN, 37320

Pastors Assistant: Janet Keppler, PO Box 2368, Cleveland, TN, 37320 (423) 476-5526

Pastors Assistant: Barbara Coyle, 1701 Everhart Dr NW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 479-7856

Pastors Assistant: Tammy Holt, Cleveland First Baptist Church, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 476-5526

Cleveland First, Cleveland (423) 709-9100


1275 Stuart Road, Cleveland, TN, 37312 Fax: (423) 709-9168

Church Clerk: Sydney Beck, 1950 Plantation Dr SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 479-1860

Minister of Children: James Brown, 3060 Blythe Road SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 559-1374

ACP Contact: Sydney Beck, 1950 Plantation Dr SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 479-1860

Church Womens Ministry Director: Betty Varnell, Cleveland Cowboy Church, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 479-3891

Sunday School Director: Sydney Beck, 1950 Plantation Dr SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 479-1860

Cleveland Cowboy Church, Cleveland (423) 432-3100

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3040 Blythe Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 Fax:

Church Finance Committee Chairman: Tony Tinsley, 850 Reynolds Bridge Rd, Benton, TN, 37307 (423) 338-9458

Church Clerk: Kenneth Wright, 3830 Hopewell Dr NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 479-8401

Sunday School Director: Earl Johnson, Cloverleaf Baptist Church, Cleveland, TN, 37312

Minister of Music: Tony Tinsley, 850 Reynolds Bridge Rd, Benton, TN, 37307 (423) 338-9458

Chairman of Deacons: Jerry Harris, 196 Bennett Ln SE, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 478-2390

Church Treasurer: Tony Tinsley, 850 Reynolds Bridge Rd, Benton, TN, 37307 (423) 338-9458

Organist: Virginia Goodwin, 2304 Broomfield Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 472-4963

Pianist: Elisa Howard, 570 Hancock Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37312

Cloverleaf, Cleveland (423) 339-36172290 Waterlevel Highway, Cleveland, TN, 37311 Fax:

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Church Library Team Leader: Janice Baker, 351 Champion Dr NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 780-2502

Church Womens Ministry Director: Dinah Ellis, 1425 Morrison Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-3511

Church Mens Ministry Director: Kenny Morris, 240 Grove Ave SW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 322-4880

Church Library Team Leader: Bennie Rominger, 6067 Blue Springs Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 479-2610

Media Minister: Gary Moser, 1911 Rolling Brook Dr NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 479-4389

ACP Contact: Kelly Lewis, 350 Agency Creek Lane, Decatur, TN, 37322 (423) 472-3511

Church CP/Stewardship Chair: Curtis Cline, 127 Caperton Dr NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-4261

Church VBS Director: Kristie Powers, 242 Georgetown Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-3511

Minister of Youth: Collin Cooke, 280 Silver Springs Trail, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 716-5018

Minister of Children: Pam Hindman, Clingan Ridge Baptist Church, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 479-9271

Chairman of Deacons: Brian Fowler, Clingan Ridge Baptist Church, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 476-1108

Minister of Music: Jon Miller, Clingan Ridge Baptist Church, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 472-3511

Church Secretary: Libby Green, 3125 22nd St NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-3511

Pastors Assistant: Libby Green, 3125 22nd St NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-3511

Sunday School Director: Sharon Ramsey, PO Box 5583, Cleveland, TN, 37320 (423) 476-0630

Organist: Stanley Keith, 3082 Pleasant Grove Church Rd, McDonald, TN, 37353 (423) 479-6102

Pianist: Janice Baker, 351 Champion Dr NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 780-2502

Church Treasurer: Curtis Cline, 127 Caperton Dr NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-4261

Church Finance Committee Chairman: Curtis Cline, 127 Caperton Dr NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-4261

Church Clerk: Kelly Lewis, 350 Agency Creek Lane, Decatur, TN, 37322 (423) 472-3511

Clingan Ridge, Cleveland (423) 472-35112412 Georgetown Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37311 Fax:


Other Paid Church Staff: Tom Moncrief, 760 Beech Circle NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 559-5723

Other Paid Church Staff: David Clark, 124 Redspire Way NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312

Church Weekday Early Edu Dir: Nancy Torchick, 908 Tri Circle NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 559-1419

Weekday Educator: Becky Callahan, 243 Crystal View Dr NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-5001

Other Paid Church Staff: Wayne Richardson, 1106 Peerless Dr NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-5526

Other Paid Church Staff: Mike Waldrop, 4028 Bow St NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 479-6262

Other Paid Church Staff: Steve Morgan, 2602 Highland Dr NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 240-6184

Other Paid Church Staff: Connie Anderson, 3775 Sycamore Dr, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 709-9100

Cleveland First, Cleveland (423) 709-91001275 Stuart Road, Cleveland, TN, 37312 Fax: (423) 709-9168


Church Clerk: Sandra Booher, 292 Northwest Dr NW, Charleston, TN, 37310

Sunday School Director: Larry Stevenson, 220 Wison Ln NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 336-6790

Organist: Pearl Townsend, Council Baptist Church, Charleston, TN, 37310 (423) 336-2474

Church Treasurer: Dean McAlister, 693 McAlister Rd NE, Charleston, TN, 37310 (423) 336-2330

Pastor: Keith Watson, 400 Cobblestone Creek Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 479-7958

Minister of Music: Wylene McAlister, 5121 Lake Circle Dr NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-7634

Chairman of Deacons: Glenn McAlister, 5121 Lake Circle Dr NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-7634

Pianist: Phil Liner, PO Box 41, Charleston, TN, 37310 (423) 336-2474

Praise Band Leader: Jon Workman, PO Box 5041, Cleveland, TN, 37320

Council, Charleston (423) 336-22601415 Upper River Rd NE, Charleston, TN, 37310 Fax:

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Church Treasurer: Gwenetta West, Corinth Baptist Church, McDonald, TN, 37353

Chairman of Deacons: Wendell Couch, 239 Mason Rd SW, McDonald, TN, 37353 (513) 472-4043

Church Secretary: Suzanne Burns, 2945 West Lake Dr, Cleveland, TN, 37312 800627-7636

Church VBS Director: Sandy Andies, 1224 Brymer Creek Rd, McDonald, TN, 37353 (423) 559-8023

Minister - Other: Daniel White, 1990 Plantation Dr SE, Cleveland, TN, 37311

ACP Contact: Suzanne Burns, 2945 West Lake Dr, Cleveland, TN, 37312 800627-7636

Minister of Missions: Tim Jackson, 8156 Standifer Gap Rd, Chattanooga, TN, 37421 (423) 894-6351

Pastor: Gary Thacker, 108 Windtrace Dr, Cleveland, TN, 37312

Minister of Music: James Andies, 1224 Brymer Creek Rd, McDonald, TN, 37353 (423) 559-8023

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Church Treasurer: David Conley, 399 Poteet Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-2433

Church Clerk: Sheila Bates, 4206 Trewhitt Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 715-6240

Chairman of Deacons: Dennis Ellis, 298 Strawhill Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-8825

Pastor: Tracy Fansler, 1877 Ladd Springs Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 476-6101

Minister of Music: David Conley, 399 Poteet Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-2433

Church CP/Stewardship Chair: David Conley, 399 Poteet Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-2433

ACP Contact: Sheila Bates, 4206 Trewhitt Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 715-6240

Church VBS Director: Crystal McNabb, 3351 Somerset DR SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 728-4911

Sunday School Director: Dennis Ellis, 298 Strawhill Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-8825

Pianist: Louise Horn, 236 Poteet Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 479-4890

Cohulla, ClevelandStrawhill Church Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 Fax:

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Prayer Ministry Coordinator: Elizabeth Hancock, 925 Robinhood Dr NW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 476-6953

Church VBS Director: Diane Wright, 3830 Hopewell Dr NW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 479-8401

Minister - Other: Isaac Hicks, 3305 Buchannon Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323

ACP Contact: Jeannette Dalton, 265 Hidden Forest Dr NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323

Cloverleaf, Cleveland (423) 339-36172290 Waterlevel Highway, Cleveland, TN, 37311 Fax:

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Minister of Children: Duane Hamby, 668 Old Powerline Lane NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323

Minister of Youth: Tim Pace, 3570 Timber Court SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 473-7037

Church Treasurer: Brian Nolen, 150 Banberry Dr, McDonald, TN, 37353 (423) 473-4797

Chairman of Deacons: Robert Nolen, 1145 Arnold St SE, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 472-0621

Pastor-Associate/Executive: James Arp, 1260 Arnold St NE, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 476-4229

Pastor: Joe Lockman, 184 Bates Pike, Old Fort, TN, 37362 (423) 338-9522

Church Secretary: James Arp, 1260 Arnold St NE, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 476-4229

Minister of Music: Brian Nolen, 150 Banberry Dr, McDonald, TN, 37353 (423) 473-4797

Pianist: Dianne Cross, 1072 Pleasant Grove Rd SW, McDonald, TN, 37353

Church Clerk: Robert Nolen, 1145 Arnold St SE, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 472-0621

Church Finance Committee Chairman: Brian Nolen, 150 Banberry Dr, McDonald, TN, 37353 (423) 473-4797

Organist: Mary Alice Roe, 621 35th St SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-2921

Sunday School Director: Rodney Goins, 219 Mill Hamlet Rd NW, Charleston, TN, 37310 (423) 339-1986

East Cleveland, Cleveland (423) 472-87281145 Arnold St NE, Cleveland, TN, 37311 Fax:

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ACP Contact: Dudley Nichols, 3055 Benton Pk NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-7606

Minister - Other: Steven Nichols, 266 Bell St SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 790-4762

Weekday Educator: Dudley Nichols, 3055 Benton Pk NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-7606

Church Secretary: Dorothy Nichols, 3055 Benton Pk NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-7606

Minister of Youth: Tina Jones, Rev Nichols, Cleveland, TN, 37323

Church Treasurer: Johnny Hensley, 407 Bellview Dr SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-7627

Minister of Education: Waymond Cooper, 1189 White Oak Rd NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312

Pastor: Dudley Nichols, 3055 Benton Pk NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-7606

Pastor-Associate/Executive: Steven Nichols, 266 Bell St SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 790-4762

Minister of Music: Carlos Burnside, Rev Nichols, Cleveland, TN, 37323

Church Mens Ministry Director: Dudley Nichols, 3055 Benton Pk NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-7606

Prayer Ministry Coordinator: Dudley Nichols, 3055 Benton Pk NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-7606

Church CP/Stewardship Chair: Dudley Nichols, 3055 Benton Pk NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-7606

Church VBS Director: Sheila Nichols, 266 Bell St SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323

Church Clerk: Dudley Nichols, 3055 Benton Pk NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-7606

Sunday School Director: Johnny Hensley, 407 Bellview Dr SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-7627

Pianist: Dorothy Nichols, 3055 Benton Pk NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-7606

Dalton Pike, Cleveland (423) 478-05372965 Dalton Pk SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 Fax:


Church WMU Director: Jeanne Stevenson, 220 Wilson Ln NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312

Church VBS Director: Sandra Booher, 292 Northwest Dr NW, Charleston, TN, 37310

Youth Choir Director: Jeanne Stevenson, 220 Wilson Ln NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312

Minister of Collegiate Students: Jon Workman, PO Box 5041, Cleveland, TN, 37320

ACP Contact: Sandra Booher, 292 Northwest Dr NW, Charleston, TN, 37310

Church Library Team Leader: Emily Booher, 292 Northwest Dr NW, Charleston, TN, 37310

Council, Charleston (423) 336-22601415 Upper River Rd NE, Charleston, TN, 37310 Fax:

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Church Finance Committee Chairman: Matt Dillard, 495 No Pone Rd, Georgetown, TN, 37336 (423) 472-7261

Church Treasurer: Penny Smith, 3072 Chestnut Circle NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 478-5604

Sunday School Director: Dustin Dillard, 491 No Pone Rd, Georgetown, TN, 37336 (423) 650-2573

Church Clerk: Judy Queen, 4104 Hopewell Dr, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 618-0234

Minister of Music: Jeff Price, 4120 Mitchell Rd NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 479-4367

Pastor: Johnny Hood, Elkmont Baptist Church, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 284-0551

Chairman of Deacons: Jesse Davis, 884 Mount Zion Rd NW, Georgetown, TN, 37336

Minister of Youth: Matt Dillard, 495 No Pone Rd, Georgetown, TN, 37336 (423) 472-7261

ACP Contact: Johnny Hood, Elkmont Baptist Church, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 284-0551

Church Library Team Leader: Trudy Mills, 8519 Ooltewah Harrison Rd, Ooltewah, TN, 37363 (423) 238-5484

Church Administrative Director: Johnny Hood, Elkmont Baptist Church, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 284-0551

Minister - Other: Lee Howard, 699 Harris Creek Rd SW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 426-4659

Pianist: Penny Smith, 3072 Chestnut Circle NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 478-5604

Organist: Shirley Hood, Elkmont Baptist Church, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 479-5095

Church VBS Director: Todd Collins, 3740 Old Freewill Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37312

Youth Choir Director: Brian Hood, 352 King Den, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-5039

Elkmont, Cleveland (423) 479-46004030 Old Freewill Rd NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 Fax:

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Minister of Youth: David Ellis, P O Box 978, Benton, TN, 37307

Chairman of Deacons: Ivan Murray, 453 Northwest Circle NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-6832

Church Treasurer: George Geren, 1643 No Pone Rd NW, Georgetown, TN, 37336 (423) 336-3090

Pastor: Johnny Jones, East View Baptist Church, Georgetown, TN, 37336 (423) 338-8165

Minister of Music: David Allen, 734 Mount Zion Rd NW, Georgetown, TN, 37336 (423) 339-3123

Church Secretary: Evalene Murray, 453 Northwest Circle NW, Cleveland, TN, 37311

Church Clerk: Bunny Farmer, 3513 Lower River Rd NW, Georgetown, TN, 37336 (423) 336-3038

Childrens Choir Coordinator: Yolanda Allen, 734 Mount Zion Rd NW, Georgetown, TN, 37336 (423) 339-3123

Church VBS Director: Dennis Cavett, 330 Francisco Rd NW, Georgetown, TN, 37336 (423) 479-2702

ACP Contact: Bunny Farmer, 3513 Lower River Rd NW, Georgetown, TN, 37336 (423) 336-3038

Sunday School Director: Carlos Bryan, 1860 Greendale Dr, Cleveland, TN, 37323

Organist: Yolanda Allen, 734 Mount Zion Rd NW, Georgetown, TN, 37336 (423) 339-3123

Pianist: Sandy Ellis, PO Box 978, Benton, TN, 37307

East View, Georgetown (423) 780-91032083 No Pone Rd NW, Georgetown, TN, 37336 Fax:

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Church VBS Director: Tim Pace, 3570 Timber Court SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 473-7037

Church WMU Director: Faye Nolen, 1620 Forrest Ave NE, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 478-7093

ACP Contact: Robert Nolen, 1145 Arnold St SE, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 472-0621

East Cleveland, Cleveland (423) 472-87281145 Arnold St NE, Cleveland, TN, 37311 Fax:

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Minister of Children: Kathryn Ervin, 210 Nancy Dr., SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 650-0803

Chairman of Deacons: Jack Adkisson, 2383 Timber Trace Cir NW, Cleveland, TN, 37311

Church Treasurer: Michael Webb, 1050 Gaye Dr SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 339-0596

Pastor: Chip Hammonds, 804 County Rd 82, Athens, TN, 37303 (423) 744-9791

Pastor-Associate/Executive: Frankie Clement, 114 Bartlett Circle, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 728-3997

Minister of Youth: Traci Reddish, 6546 Blue Springs Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37311

Church Clerk: Annabell Webb, Farmland Community Church, Cleveland, TN, 37320 (423) 339-0596

Church Womens Ministry Director: Marilyn Thomas, 6403 Blue Springs Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 476-4933

Pianist: Trena Pendergrass, 157 Sue Circle, Georgetown, TN, 37336 (423) 665-3075

Praise Band Leader: Frank Clement, 114 Bartlett Circle, NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 728-3997

Church Mens Ministry Director: Jack Adkisson, 2383 Timber Trace Cir NW, Cleveland, TN, 37311

Farmland Community, Cleveland (423) 473-9891852 Urbane Rd NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 Fax:


Church VBS Director: Kellie Seal, PO Box 61, Birchwood, TN, 37308 (423) 339-2064

Praise Band Leader: Tara Henley, Fairview Worship Center, Cleveland, TN, 37312

Pianist: Sherrie Lee, Fairview Worship Center, Cleveland, TN, 37312

ACP Contact: Angela Myers, 228 Brock Rd NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 284-2856

Other Paid Church Staff: Mary Key, Fairview Worship Center, Cleveland, TN, 37312

Minister - Other: Jeff Frazier, Fairview Worship Center, Cleveland, TN, 37311

Media Minister: Kevin Seal, PO Box 61, Birchwood, TN, 37308

Church Clerk: Angela Myers, 228 Brock Rd NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 284-2856

Pastor-Associate/Executive: Gary Stinnett, 228 Brock Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 584-2356

Pastor-Associate/Executive: Larry Webb, 2250 Buchanan Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323

Pastor: Jack Epperson, 110 McCullough Rd NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 645-2814

Church Secretary: Angela Myers, 228 Brock Rd NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 284-2856

Church Treasurer: Ramona Hall, Fairview Worship Center, Cleveland, TN, 37312

Church Treasurer: Angela Myers, 228 Brock Rd NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 284-2856

Pastors Assistant: Angela Myers, 228 Brock Rd NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 284-2856

Fairview, Cleveland5545 Runway Dr NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 Fax:

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Chairman of Deacons: Jeff Price, 3706 Woodland Dr NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-5167

Church Treasurer: Jeff Price, 3706 Woodland Dr NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-5167

Church Secretary: Millie Gamble, 3760 Dixie Court Dr SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-8701

Pastor: Tim Woody, 150 Crane St, McDonald, TN, 37353 (423) 284-1614

Minister of Music: Jeff Price, 3706 Woodland Dr NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-5167

Church VBS Director: Janet Woody, 150 Crane St, McDonald, TN, 37353

ACP Contact: Jeff Price, 3706 Woodland Dr NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-5167

Pianist: Melinda Jenkins, 544 Morgan Rd, Charleston, TN, 37310 (423) 336-5022

Church Clerk: Wayne Hindman, 3970 Elkmont Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37312

Sunday School Director: William Morefield, 162 Hannah Circle NW, Cleveland, TN, 37311

Emmanuel, Cleveland (423) 476-51671227 Powerline Dr NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 Fax:


Minister of Youth: Chris Kugler, 2008 Georgetown Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37311

Minister of Preschool: Clara Stinnett, 4820 Azalea Ave, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-1246

Pastors Assistant: Loyce Farris, 2386 Chatata Valley Rd, Charleston, TN, 37310 (423) 476-5493

Pastor: Earl Farris, 2386 Chatata Valley Rd, Charleston, TN, 37310 (423) 339-2132

Minister of Music: Tim Ledford, 340 Sipes Rd SW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 472-1517

Georgetown First, Georgetown (423) 339-21328212 Hwy 60, Georgetown, TN, 37336 Fax:


Church Clerk: Linda Baird, 1798 31st St NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 479-6430

Sunday School Director: Rusty Hembree, Galilee Baptist Church, Cleveland, TN, 37311

Church Treasurer: Judy Farmer, 164 Old Johnson Rd SW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 614-5762

Minister of Music: Buell Collins, 10631 Hwy 411N, Crandall, GA, 30711-5435

Chairman of Deacons: James Baird, 1798 31st St NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 479-6430

Organist: Judy Farmer, 164 Old Johnson Rd SW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 614-5762

Church CP/Stewardship Chair: Judy Farmer, 164 Old Johnson Rd SW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 614-5762

ACP Contact: Linda Baird, 1798 31st St NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 479-6430

Prayer Ministry Coordinator: Elizabeth Satterfield, 1031 Gaye Dr SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-7429

Pianist: Margaret Witt, 255 Dixon Rd, Ocoee, TN, 37361 (423) 338-2081

Church VBS Director: James Baird, 1798 31st St NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 479-6430

Pastor: Don Weaver, 238 Merdith Dr, Turtletown, TN, 37391 706-258-2104

Galilee, Cleveland (423) 496-2019665 Old Chattanooga Pike, Cleveland, TN, 37311 Fax:

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Chairman of Deacons: Robert Taylor, 503 Highland Dr SW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 479-6908

Church Treasurer: Ruth Ann Johnson, 2535 20th St NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-4625

Church Secretary: Ruth Ann Johnson, 2535 20th St NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-4625

Pastor: Ray Cheathem, 2112 Ball St, Cleveland, TN, 37323 423-472-7924

Minister of Music: Winston Payne, 1915 Wildwood Dr, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-7866

Church Clerk: Ruth Ann Johnson, 2535 20th St NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-4625

Church VBS Director: Ray Cheathem, 2112 Ball St, Cleveland, TN, 37323 423-472-7924

ACP Contact: Ruth Ann Johnson, 2535 20th St NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-4625

Pianist: Wanda Cheatham, 3341 Springplace Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 479-2926

Sunday School Director: Robert Taylor, 503 Highland Dr SW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 479-6908

Organist: Louise Ownbey, 3070 McDaris Circle SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 476-5748

Four Point, Cleveland (423) 479-16323501 Old Tasso Rd NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 Fax:

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ACP Contact: Trena Pendergrass, 157 Sue Circle, Georgetown, TN, 37336 (423) 665-3075

Prayer Ministry Coordinator: Avannel Leamon, 915 Linda Dr SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 478-2595

Church Administrative Director: Trena Pendergrass, 157 Sue Circle, Georgetown, TN, 37336 (423) 665-3075

Media Minister: Max Hood, ..N/A, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 650-2514

Farmland Community, Cleveland (423) 473-9891852 Urbane Rd NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 Fax:


Church Treasurer: Karen Cross, 5118 Creek Bend Circle NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 479-8123

Church Treasurer: Fred Murphy, 3722 Lower River Rd, Georgetown, TN, 37336

Sunday School Director: Mitchell Pendergrass, 897 No Pone Valley Rd NW, Georgetown, TN, 37336 (423) 336-5726

Church Clerk: Billie Roden, 10198 Gamble Rd, Georgetown, TN, 37336 (423) 339-2186

Chairman of Deacons: Ted Murphy, 3722 Lower River Rd, Georgetown, TN, 37336 (423) 336-3254

Minister of Music: William Woods, 497 Graham Ln, Georgetown, TN, 37336

Pastor: J Cross, 5118 Creek Bend Circle NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 336-3871

Minister of Youth: Randall Jenkins, 1104 Moore Rd, Charleston, TN, 37310 (423) 478-3695

Minister of Education: J Cross, 5118 Creek Bend Circle NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 336-3871

Organist: Sue Caywood, 3831 Lower River Rd, Georgetown, TN, 37336 (423) 336-1419

Church Library Team Leader: Amanda Cronan, Gum Springs Baptist Church, Georgetown, TN, 37336 (423) 336-3871

Church VBS Director: Randall Jenkins, 1104 Moore Rd, Charleston, TN, 37310 (423) 478-3695

Pianist: Sandy Murphy, 3722 Lower River Rd, Georgetown, TN, 37336 (423) 504-1002

Church Womens Ministry Director: Carla Watson, Gum Springs Baptist Churcb, Georgetown, TN, 3733 (423) 336-3891

Church VBS Director: Rhonda Jenkins, 1104 Moore Rd, Charleston, TN, 37310 (423) 478-3695

Gum Springs, Georgetown (423) 336-3871383 Gum Springs Rd NW, Georgetown, TN, 37336 Fax:

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ACP Contact: Debbie Montgomery, 5479 Trewhitt Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-4215

Chairman of Deacons: Gilbert Hawkins, 5250 Trewhitt Road SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 476-4095

Minister of Music: Hoyt Ownby, 5362 Trewhitt Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 476-4246

Pastor: Ronnie Carden, 178 Alexander Circle NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 614-5678

Church Treasurer: Debbie Montgomery, 5479 Trewhitt Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-4215

Pianist: Vince Hall, 541 6th St NE, Cleveland, TN, 37311

Sunday School Director: Lebron Montgomery, 5479 Trewhitt Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-4215

Church Clerk: Lebron Montgomery, 5479 Trewhitt Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-4215

Goodwill, Cleveland5270 Trewhitt Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37323 Fax:

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Sunday School Director: Jerry Stinnett, 4820 Azalea Ave, Cleveland, TN, 37312

Organist: Gloria Ellis, 353 Gardenia Ave, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 479-6956

Pianist: Mindy Jacobs, 369 Ridgeview Lane, Birchwood, TN, 37308 (423) 298-3689

Chairman of Deacons: Mike Whitlatch, 285 Gum Springs Road, Georgetown, TN, 37336

Church Treasurer: Robert Bower, 170 Crescent Dr SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 559-8644

Church Clerk: Darlene Messer, 1241 Pierce Rd, Birchwood, TN, 37308

Church VBS Director: Angie Neely, 256 Country Place Dr, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 339-0276

Church Library Team Leader: Gloria Ellis, 353 Gardenia Ave, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 479-6956

ACP Contact: Loyce Farris, 2386 Chatata Valley Rd, Charleston, TN, 37310 (423) 476-5493

Media Minister: Nathan Sampley, 12909 Georgetown Village Lane, Georgetown, TN, 37336

Church Mens Ministry Director: Patrick Abercrombie, 173 Alexander Circle, Cleveland, TN, 37312

Church WMU Director: Diane Peoples, 8019 Smith Rd, Georgetown, TN, 37336 (423) 344-7898

Prayer Ministry Coordinator: Louise Norris, 11318 Meadowview Rd, Georgetown, TN, 37336

Georgetown First, Georgetown (423) 339-21328212 Hwy 60, Georgetown, TN, 37336 Fax:


Minister of Youth: Ryan Lovelace, 4853 Bates Pike SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 650-2046

Chairman of Deacons: Jack Wilson, 169 Chestuee Dr, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 479-5401

Church Treasurer: Ruby Cronan, 6890 Candies Creek Ridge Rd, Charleston, TN, 37310 (423) 339-2428

Pastors Assistant: Joann Watson, 173 Watson Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37323

Pastor: Paul McKeehan, 1393 Old Parksville Rd NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 476-1723

Minister of Music: Don Raines, 2191 Old Federal Rd, Ocoee, TN, 37361

Church Secretary: Joann Watson, 173 Watson Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37323

Church Clerk: Gwen Samples, 620 Durkee Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-7838

Church Womens Ministry Director: Joann Watson, 173 Watson Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37323

Church WMU Director: Swanola McKeehan, 1393 Old Parksville Rd NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 476-1723

ACP Contact: Gwen Samples, 620 Durkee Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-7838

Church VBS Director: Peggy Mooneyham, 1461 Old Parksville Rd NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 423-559-8450

Sunday School Director: Donald Wilson, 205 Nina Dr NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 339-3217

Organist: Kathy Lovelace, 4751 Bates Pike SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-6325

Pianist: Pauline Kirkpatrick, 510 Durkee Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 476-8069

Lebanon, Cleveland (423) 479-67001411 Old Parksville Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37323 Fax:

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Church Clerk: Barbara Loope, 3610 Georgetown Drive NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 479-4252

Sunday School Director: Judy Chancey, 124 Joel Dr SW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 339-0554

Organist: Johnny Maupin, 5225 Freewill Rd NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 479-3427

Church Treasurer: Wendy Smith, 3055 Lower River Rd NW, Georgetown, TN, 37336

Pastor: Ed Eldredge, 265 Tasso Lane, Cleveland, TN, 37312

Church Secretary: Wendy Smith, Hopewell Baptist Church, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 479-3763

Chairman of Deacons: Bob Loope, 3610 Georgetown Drive NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312

Pianist: Amy Smitty, 361 Bettis Ave, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 310-1330

Church Library Team Leader: Elizabeth Evans, 2240 Benton Pike, Cleveland, TN, 37323

Church CP/Stewardship Chair: Wendy Smith, Hopewell Baptist Church, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 479-3763

Other Paid Church Staff: Marlin Evans, 2240 Benton Pike, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-6728

Church Wide WMU Mission Coor: Willie Swafford, 465 Old Georgetown Rd NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312

Church VBS Director: Wendy Smith, 3055 Lower River Rd NW, Georgetown, TN, 37336

Church Mens Ministry Director: Jerry Brandyberry, 1724 Weeks Crest Circle, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 790-0408

Church WMU Director: Willie Swafford, 465 Old Georgetown Rd NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312

Hopewell, Cleveland (423) 479-3763188 Old Georgetown Rd NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 Fax:

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Minister of Missions: Carla Watson, Gum Springs Baptist Churcb, Georgetown, TN, 37336 (423) 336-3891

Church CP/Stewardship Chair: Fred Murphy, 3722 Lower River Rd, Georgetown, TN, 37336

Minister - Other: Mitchell Pendergrass, 897 No Pone Valley Rd NW, Georgetown, TN, 37336 (423) 336-5726

ACP Contact: Billie Roden, 10198 Gamble Rd, Georgetown, TN, 37336 (423) 339-2186

Gum Springs, Georgetown (423) 336-3871383 Gum Springs Rd NW, Georgetown, TN, 37336 Fax:

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Church Secretary: Cindy Edwards, 130 Powhatan Dr NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323

Pastors Assistant: Cindy Edwards, 130 Powhatan Dr NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323

Pastor: Victor Hayes, 1797 Autumn Dr, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-8891

Minister of Music: Timothy Edwards, 130 Powhatan Dr NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 614-0194

Minister of Youth: Michael Broome, 131 Farmway Dr, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 432-6935

Chairman of Deacons: Russ Archer, 1915 Everhart Dr NW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 479-4005

Church Treasurer: Paul King, 196 Savannah Ridge Trail, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 479-4452

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Church Finance Committee Chairman: Janice Casteel, 3620 Edgewood Circle NW, Cleveland, TN, 373 (423) 479-5074

Church Clerk: Michelle MorganBlair, 517 Beeler Ridge Rd NE, Charleston, TN, 37310

Church Secretary: Michelle MorganBlair, 517 Beeler Ridge Rd NE, Charleston, TN, 37310

Church Treasurer: Janice Casteel, 3620 Edgewood Circle NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 479-5074

Church Mens Ministry Director: Bobby Kessler, Maple Street Baptist Church, Cleveland, TN, 37311

Church WMU Director: Connie Scotton, 450 Northwest Circle NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312

Sunday School Director: Gary Gunter, Maple Street Baptist Church, Cleveland, TN, 37311

Pianist: Connie Scotton, 450 Northwest Circle NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312

Maple Street, Cleveland (423) 478-36221700 Maple St, Cleveland, TN, 37311 Fax:

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Minister - Other: Carl Duckworth, 242 Armstrong Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 476-7061

Chairman of Deacons: Jeremy White, 2260 Gibson Dr, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 478-5588

Minister of Preschool: Jenny Hoffman, 3398 Spring Place Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 476-9281

Church Treasurer: Debbie Sipe, 1935 Hawk St, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 614-5319

Church Clerk: Ann Waters, 179 Bucks Pocket Rd SE, Old Fort, TN, 37362 (423) 478-2821

Church Finance Committee Chairman: Craig White, 424 Mapleton Dr, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 212-1517

Minister of Music: Jerry Arms, 3552 Ramblewood Circle NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 339-2700

Pastor: Russell Langford, 2410 Ashwood Dr SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323

Church Secretary: Judy Adkisson, 2383 Timber Trace Cir NW, Cleveland, TN, 37311

Minister of Youth: Craig White, 424 Mapleton Dr, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 212-1517

Pastors Assistant: Judy Adkisson, 2383 Timber Trace Cir NW, Cleveland, TN, 37311

Church VBS Director: Tanya Gaines, 200 Old Parksville Trail SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 424-8256

Childrens Choir Coordinator: Wendy Doty, 260 Durkee Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37311

Church Womens Ministry Director: Cassie Langford, 2410 Ashwood Dr SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323

ACP Contact: Ann Waters, 179 Bucks Pocket Rd SE, Old Fort, TN, 37362 (423) 478-2821

Church Library Team Leader: Cassie Langford, 2410 Ashwood Dr SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323

Music Secretary: Jenny White, 4320 Blue Springs Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 478-5588

Sunday School Director: Matt Hoffman, 3398 Spring Place Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 476-9281

Organist: Carla Ownby, 266 Armstrong Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323

Pianist: Nadine Arms, 3552 Ramblewood Circle NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 339-2700

Pianist: Carla Ownby, 266 Armstrong Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323

Macedonia, Cleveland (423) 479-17133119 Spring Place Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 Fax: (423) 479-1713


Pastor: Alonzo Noble, 5148 Mimosa Circle, Chattanooga, TN, 37416 (423) 892-1057

ACP Contact: Alonzo Noble, 5148 Mimosa Circle, Chattanooga, TN, 37416 (423) 892-1057

Mount Eagle, Charleston (423) 336-2481305 Wool St NW, Charleston, TN, 37310 Fax:

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Church Finance Committee Chairman: Robert Rymer, 3583 Lead Mine Valley Rd, Cleveland, TN, 3731

Church Clerk: Barbara Jones, 213 Dunn Farm Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 479-3287

Sunday School Director: Linda Haire, 3570 Windy Hill Ct SE, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 476-3846

Church Treasurer: Barbara Jones, 213 Dunn Farm Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 479-3287

Minister of Music: Doyle Mayton, 3804 Woodcrest Circle, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-8890

Church Secretary: Barbara Jones, 213 Dunn Farm Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 479-3287

Chairman of Deacons: Robert Rymer, 3583 Lead Mine Valley Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37311

Childrens Choir Coordinator: Stephanie Frazier, 291 Red Hill Valley Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 476-9963

Church WMU Director: Josephine Frazier, 7585 Blue Springs Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 478-3402

Church CP/Stewardship Chair: Robert Rymer, 3583 Lead Mine Valley Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37311

ACP Contact: Barbara Jones, 213 Dunn Farm Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 479-3287

Church Womens Ministry Director: Marilyn Laub, 810 Red Clay Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 478-2187

Church VBS Director: Cheryl Rymer, 918 Weatherly Switch Trail, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 479-7679

Church RA Director: Carl Haney, 7561 Bluesprings Rd SW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 614-0974

Church RA Director: Stephanie Frazier, 291 Red Hill Valley Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 476-9963

Pastor: Stephen Huff, 7597 Blue Springs Rd SW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 479-1620

Mount Carmel, Cleveland (423) 479-16207619 Blue Springs Rd SW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 Fax:

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Praise Band Leader: Timothy Edwards, 130 Powhatan Dr NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 614-0194

Pianist: Patty Rogers, Michigan Avenue Baptist Church, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-8891

Church VBS Director: Sara Gardner, 1640 Chestuee Rd NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 284-7879

Childrens Choir Coordinator: Lisa King, 196 Savannah Ridge Trail, Cleveland, TN, 37323

Organist: Carol Jordan, 107 Leadmine Valley Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37311

Church Clerk: Angie Herron, 612 Old Parksville Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-7955

Church Finance Committee Chairman: Amy Lawson, 3370 Somerset Dr SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 614-3057

Music Secretary: Nancy Hudson, 132 Dixon Dr NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 479-1264

Sunday School Director: Russ Archer, 1915 Everhart Dr NW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 479-4005

ACP Contact: Cindy Edwards, 130 Powhatan Dr NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323

Church Library Team Leader: Clara Hudson, 160 Dixon Dr NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 479-3725

Minister - Other: Donald Jenkins, 602 Minnis Rd NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 728-5471

Media Minister: Becky Hayes, 1797 Autumn Dr NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 339-2414

Prayer Ministry Coordinator: John Hicks, 303 Old Chattanooga Pike SW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 476-4819

Church Womens Ministry Director: Freeda Davis, 190 White Oak Valley Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37312

Church RA Director: Melvin Sluder, 100 Homestead St. NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312

Church Wide WMU Mission Coor: Clara Hudson, 160 Dixon Dr NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 479-3725

Church WMU Director: Nelle Whaley, 3233 Benton Pike NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-1295

Michigan Avenue, Cleveland (423) 472-88912741 Benton Pike NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 Fax:


Minister of Children: Amy Wilkins, 2847 Bates Pike SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323-6508 (423) 476-8524

Minister of Youth: Jason Cox, 162 Abshire Ln, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 476-8524

Minister of Preschool: Amy Wilkins, 2847 Bates Pike SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323-6508 (423) 476-8524

Church Treasurer: Jeff Elliott, 3420 Westhaven Place NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-5630

Chairman of Deacons: Patrick Wooden, 12631 Ooltewah Georgetown Rd, Georgetown, TN, 37336

Church Secretary: Jean Tucker, North Cleveland Baptist Church, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-8524

Minister of Music: Lanny Green, 3901 Sycamore Dr NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-8524

Minister of Education: Kevin Hicks, 151 North Lane NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-8524

Church Secretary: Kathy Godfrey, North Cleveland Baptist Church, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-8524

Church Secretary: Shirley Boring, 2800 McDaris Circle NW, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 476-8524

Church Clerk: Faye Vaughn, 2875 Rolling Hill Dr NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 479-1613

Church Mens Ministry Director: Lanny Tayloe, 3521 Ramblewood Circle NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-3787

Church VBS Director: Kevin Hicks, 151 North Lane NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-8524

Church RA Director: Chris Turner, 148 Champion Dr NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312

Church Womens Ministry Director: April Hutson, 2650 Hunt Road SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323-8864 423-478-8432

Youth Choir Director: Lanny Green, 3901 Sycamore Dr NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-8524

Organist: Patrick Wooden, 12631 Ooltewah Georgetown Rd, Georgetown, TN, 37336

Sunday School Director: Kevin Hicks, 151 North Lane NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-8524

Pianist: Nancy Paul, 4126 Highway 11 S, Riceville, TN, 37370 (423) 462-2276

Childrens Choir Coordinator: Janielle Martin, 170 Chestuee Drive NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 423-476-5526

Praise Band Leader: Lanny Green, 3901 Sycamore Dr NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-8524

Pastor: Jay McCluskey, 2702 Stellatta Cove NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-8524

North Cleveland, Cleveland (423) 476-8524


2815 N Ocoee St, Cleveland, TN, 37312 Fax: (423) 476-8525

Church Treasurer: James Nichols, 3950 Stephens Rd NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 478-2741

Church Clerk: Delores Glover, 5096 Old Georgetown Trail NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-3109

Chairman of Deacons: Cephas Geren, 145 Pin Oak Dr NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-8787

Minister of Music: Jack Sanders, 2451 Chatata Valley Rd NE, Charleston, TN, 37310 (423) 336-3054

Minister of Youth: Nate Todd, 1120 N Ocoee St, Cleveland, TN, 37312

Church VBS Director: Holly Cox, 115 Savannah Ridge Trail NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323

Church Wide WMU Mission Coor: Dianne Sanders, 2451 Chatata Valley Rd NE, Charleston, TN, 3731 (423) 336-3054

Minister of Collegiate Students: Nate Todd, 1120 N Ocoee St, Cleveland, TN, 37312

Organist: Clara Carroll, 327 Old Bacon Rd, Charleston, TN, 37310 (423) 336-2189

Pianist: Cuma Bryant, 121 Craven Ln NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312

Childrens Choir Coordinator: Howell Katie, 291 Morgan Rd NE, Charleston, TN, 37310

New Friendship, Cleveland (423) 476-6007


1344 Chatata Valley Rd NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 Fax:

Pastor: Steve Davis, 1160 George St NE, Cleveland, TN, 37311

ACP Contact: Steve Davis, 1160 George St NE, Cleveland, TN, 37311

Sunday School Director: Duanne Davis, New Fellowship Baptist Church, Charleston, TN, 37310

New Fellowship, Charleston (423) 336-2006

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121 Newport St NW, Charleston, TN, 37310 Fax:

Chairman of Deacons: Jim Stuman, 795 Rabbit Valley Rd NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-6416

Pastor: Samuel Hooker, 115 Hindman Pl NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 479-9416

Minister of Music: Jason Hooker, 441 Apache Trail, NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 614-5065

Philippi, Cleveland (423) 479-53852325 Old Harrison Pike NW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 Fax:

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Minister of Youth: Andrew Hicks, 193 Alexanders Cir, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 478-5017

Minister of Children: Kelly Lawson, 167 Ashlin Ridge Drive NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 509-6113

Church Treasurer: Bernice McCann, 240 Lowery St NE, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 476-7904

Pastor: Shane Lawson, Parkway Baptist Church, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 339-5522

Pastor-Associate/Executive: Andrew Hicks, 193 Alexanders Cir, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 478-5017

Minister of Music: Josh Wenger, 3022 Holly Brook Circle NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 339-5522

ACP Contact: Shane Lawson, Parkway Baptist Church, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 339-5522

Minister of Collegiate Students: Andrew Hicks, 193 Alexanders Cir, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 478-5017

Media Minister: Hunter McCann, 240 Lowery St NE, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 476-7904

Church Clerk: Christa Wenger, 3022 Holly Brook Circle NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323

Pianist: Christa Wenger, Parkway Baptist Church, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 339-5522

Church VBS Director: Kelly Lawson, 167 Ashlin Ridge Drive NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 509-6113


Parkway, Cleveland (423) 339-5522185 Meadow Lane SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 Fax:

Chairman of Deacons: Paul Blackwell, 3443 Davis Circle NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-4178

Church Treasurer: Paul Blackwell, 3443 Davis Circle NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-4178

Minister of Youth: Johnny Powell, Oak Grove Baptist Church, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 780-9410

Pastor: Johnathon Powell, 258 Marina HIlls Circle NW, Charleston, TN, 37310

Minister of Music: Roger Thompson, 185 Oakland Trail, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-3371

Church WMU Director: Pauline Cartwright, 242 Old Kinser Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-4675

ACP Contact: Janet Blackwell, 3443 Davis Circle NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-4178

Pianist: Gail Thompson, 185 Oakland Trail, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 479-5571

Church Clerk: Janet Blackwell, 3443 Davis Circle NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-4178

Organist: Sarah Powell, 258 Marina Hills Circle NW, Charleston, TN, 37310

Oak Grove, Cleveland (423) 479-91254452 Bates Pike SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 Fax:


ACP Contact: Kathy Godfrey, North Cleveland Baptist Church, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-8524

Church Library Team Leader: Brenda Hysinger, 3265 51th St NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 479-3785

Church WMU Director: Ann Duggan, 2455 Ridgeview Dr NW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 472-0411

Minister of Collegiate Students: Jason Cox, 162 Abshire Ln, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 476-8524

Other Paid Church Staff: Larry Sharo, 4738 Cree Lane NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-8524

Church Weekday Early Edu Dir: Vickie McGaha, 1235 Candies Creek Rd, McDonald, TN, 37353-5545 (423) 472-4172

Church Administrative Director: Jean Tucker, North Cleveland Baptist Church, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-8524

North Cleveland, Cleveland (423) 476-85242815 N Ocoee St, Cleveland, TN, 37312 Fax: (423) 476-8525


Pastor: Mark Cameron, Keith Valley Road, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-4476

Samples Memorial, Cleveland (423) 476-2329371 Samples Chapel Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 Fax:

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Chairman of Deacons: Steven Lunsford, 244 Kinser Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 479-5081

Church Treasurer: Marcella Romine, 301 Watson Rd NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 584-3272

Church Clerk: Linda Hoffman, PO Box 5119, Cleveland, TN, 37320 (423) 339-3909

Minister of Youth: Joshua Holder, 350 Johnson Cove Rd, Copper Hill, TN, 37317

Pastor: Josh Brown, 399 Brown Dr, Cleveland, TN, 37323

Minister of Music: Dan Horner, 245 Cedar Springs Church Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323

Pastors Assistant: Charlie Johnson, 2209 Southforke Dr SE, Cleveland, TN, 37311

Sunday School Director: Charlie Johnson, 2209 Southforke Dr SE, Cleveland, TN, 37311

Church Womens Ministry Director: Cynthia Lewis, 954 Old Charleston Rd NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 423-303-2820

Prayer Ministry Coordinator: Robert Rathbone, 403 Barberry Dr NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 339-8917

ACP Contact: Linda Hoffman, PO Box 5119, Cleveland, TN, 37320 (423) 339-3909

Church Mens Ministry Director: Jerry Jenkins, 1360 Benton Pike, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 472-6466

Organist: Betty Griffith, 1985 Sandra Dr, Cleveland, TN, 37311

Pianist: Joyce Taylor, 146 Haven Dr SW, McDonald, TN, 37353

Childrens Choir Coordinator: Debbie Jones, PO Box 5119, Cleveland, TN, 37320 (423) 310-2378


Ridgeview, Cleveland (423) 472-51191501 S Ocoee St, Cleveland, TN, 37311 Fax:

Pianist: Debbie Hooker, 115 Hindman Pl NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 479-9416

Organist: Ron Black, 328 Hollow Rd. NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 790-0400

Youth Choir Director: Blake Copeland, 825 Tasso Lane, NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 479-8730

Church Mens Ministry Director: Jason Hooker, 441 Apache Trail, NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 614-5065

Church VBS Director: Nathan Sneed, 414 Northwest Cir, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 559-7919

Church Finance Committee Chairman: Greg Parker, 2635 Candies Lane, NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 473-6787

Church Treasurer: Glenna Pritchett, 4641 Blue Springs Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 665-1012

Church Clerk: Ellen Beck, PO Box 583, Benton, TN, 37307 (423) 338-9169

Association Ex Board Representative: Sam Hicks, 4015 Hidden Valley Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-7663

Sunday School Director: Jeff Spence, 811 Tasso Ln NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-1065

Minister - Other: James Hope, 2000 Eugenia Ave, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 476-2880

Minister - Other: Nathan Sneed, 414 Northwest Cir, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 559-7919

Minister - Other: Donald Tipple, 4702 Pebblebrook Circle NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 584-5270

Minister - Other: Don Cross, 1835 Old Alabama Rd SW, McDonald, TN, 37353 (423) 595-3150

Minister - Other: Lynn Moreland, 200 Moreland Dr NW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 472-1273

Church WMU Director: Inez Franks, 3015 Oakland Dr NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-9069

Church RA Director: Tim Young, 160 Alecia Ln SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 503-7400

Church Library Team Leader: Sharon Harden, 3056 Harrison Pike W, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 472-0600

Minister - Other: James Watson, 2644 Benton Pike NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 478-1836

ACP Contact: Ellen Beck, PO Box 583, Benton, TN, 37307 (423) 338-9169

Philippi, Cleveland (423) 479-53852325 Old Harrison Pike NW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 Fax:

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Minister of Children: Schonna Linn, 151 Whitecrest Circle NW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 472-4264

Chairman of Deacons: Herbert Beene, 673 Jenkins Rd NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-6789

Church Treasurer: Sue Presley, 3203 Benton Pike NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-8490

Pastor: Michael Cawood, 170 Old Charleston Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 559-2114

Church Secretary: Eddie Linn, 151 Whitecrest Circle NW, Cleveland, TN, 37311

Minister of Youth: Eddie Linn, 151 Whitecrest Circle NW, Cleveland, TN, 37311

Church WMU Director: Schonna Linn, 151 Whitecrest Circle NW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 472-4264

Church Clerk: Keisha Johansen, 2201 Peerless Rd NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-5150

Sunday School Director: Eddie Linn, 151 Whitecrest Circle NW, Cleveland, TN, 37311

Church VBS Director: Schonna Linn, 151 Whitecrest Circle NW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 472-4264

Tasso, Cleveland (423) 559-2114164 Old Charleston Rd NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 Fax:


Organist: Jean Brandon, 1110 Edgewood Dr NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-8082

Sunday School Director: Donald Lee, 3520 Crestwood Dr NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-6218

Church Clerk: Fay Frederick, 808 Steed St NW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 476-1809

ACP Contact: Fay Frederick, 808 Steed St NW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 476-1809

Church VBS Director: Fay Frederick, 808 Steed St NW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 476-1809

Pianist: Ozella Harris, 2915 Peerless Rd NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 479-2554

Church Treasurer: Myrna Sells, 222 Ocoee Trace, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 472-2714

Minister of Music: Elvis Brandon, 1110 Edgewood Dr NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-8082

Pastor: Daniel Malone, 3980 N Ocoee Street, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 790-0115

Chairman of Deacons: Donald Lee, 3520 Crestwood Dr NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-6218

Church Secretary: Joanne Lee, 3520 Crestwood Dr NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-6218

Stuart Park, Cleveland (423) 472-6741850 17th St NW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 Fax:

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Church Treasurer: Bob Miller, PO Box 2374, Cleveland, TN, 37320 (423) 479-9677

Church Finance Committee Chairman: Bob Miller, PO Box 2374, Cleveland, TN, 37320 (423) 479-9677

Church Clerk: Donna Hudgins, 2345 Rodney Dr, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 478-4267

Chairman of Deacons: Ron Prater, , Cleveland, TN, 37323

Minister of Education: Tony Cameron, Keith Valley Road, Cleveland, TN, 37323

Church Secretary: Donna Hudgins, 2345 Rodney Dr, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 478-4267

Minister of Youth: Chad Cameron, Samples Memorial Baptist Church, Cleveland, TN, 37323

Sunday School Director: Eddie Whaley, Samples Chapel Road SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-8434

Church CP/Stewardship Chair: Bob Miller, PO Box 2374, Cleveland, TN, 37320 (423) 479-9677

ACP Contact: Donna Hudgins, 2345 Rodney Dr, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 478-4267

Church Administrative Director: Bob Miller, PO Box 2374, Cleveland, TN, 37320 (423) 479-9677

Church VBS Director: Teresa Fowler, 5952 Spring Place Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37323

Organist: Tanna Whaley, Samples Memorial Baptist Church, Cleveland, TN, 37323

Pianist: Barbara Lacy, 570 Union Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37323

Childrens Choir Coordinator: Ember Whaley, Samples Chapel Road SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323

Samples Memorial, Cleveland (423) 476-2329371 Samples Chapel Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 Fax:

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Church Treasurer: Glynn Burt, 797 Hughes Lake Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323

Church Clerk: Lisa Hicks, 797 Hughes Lake Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323

Pastor: Larry Humbard, 403 Armstrong Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 559-9404

Minister of Music: Justin Humbard, 403 Armstrong Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323

Union Missionary, Cleveland (423) 559-1720797 Hughes Lake Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 Fax:


Pianist: Christina Powell, 279 Country Meadow Dr, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 478-1639

Church VBS Director: Vickie Still, 354 Old Kinser Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 476-8598

Organist: Bobby Ward, 1975 Plantation Dr, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 559-1436

Church Clerk: Oleta Ownby, 794 Million Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-4672

Sunday School Director: Robert Finnell, 398 Horton Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-4052

Church Mens Ministry Director: Hawkins Paul, 6821 Waterlevel Hwy SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 476-2301

ACP Contact: Oleta Ownby, 794 Million Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-4672

ACP Contact: Oleta Ownby, 794 Million Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-4672

Church Library Team Leader: Christine Miller, 375 Thompson Springs Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 476-2189

Church Womens Ministry Director: Annita Arthur, 237 Brackett Dr, Old Fort, TN, 37362 (423) 338-1577

Church WMU Director: Annita Arthur, 237 Brackett Dr, Old Fort, TN, 37362 (423) 338-1577

Minister of Music: Richard Blankenship, 665 Wilkinson Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 614-7201

Pastor: Arris Cavender, 404 Hillside Place NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-0045

Church Treasurer: Annita Arthur, 237 Brackett Dr, Old Fort, TN, 37362 (423) 338-1577

Chairman of Deacons: Don Still, 354 Old Kinser Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 476-8598

Thompson Springs, Cleveland (423) 790-18235660 Bates Pike SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 Fax:


Church Secretary: Charlene Williams, 2575 Old Freewill Rd, Cleveland, Tn, 37312 (423) 728-5050

Pastors Assistant: Charlene Williams, 2575 Old Freewill Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 728-5050

Minister of Music: Lee Lannom, 2640n Kensington Park Trail NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 728-5050

Pastor: Phil Griffin, 2575 Old Freewill Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 728-5050

Pastor-Associate/Executive: Matt Davies, 2575 Old Freewill Road, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 728-5050

Minister of Youth: Mickey Clark, 147 Thoroughbred Dr NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 728-5050

Church Womens Ministry Director: Yaunette Davies, 2575 Old Freewill Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37312

ACP Contact: Charlene Williams, 2575 Old Freewill Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 728-5050

Church Treasurer: Charlene Williams, 2575 Old Freewill Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 728-5050

Minister of Children: Tony Simmons, 2575 Old Freewill Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 728-5050

Minister of Preschool: Tony Simmons, 2575 Old Freewill Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 728-5050

The Church at Grace Point, Cleveland (423) 728-50502575 Old Freewill Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37312 Fax:


ACP Contact: Donna Cawood, 170 Old Charleston Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-1025

Minister of Adults: Royce Presley, 3203 Benton Pike NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-8490

Tasso, Cleveland (423) 559-2114164 Old Charleston Rd NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 Fax:


Minister of Youth: Jason Barnes, 2238 Huskey Dr, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 479-9626

Pastors Assistant: Jim Collis, Washington Avenue Baptist Church, Cleveland, TN, 37311

Minister of Children: Tammy Cross, Washington Avenue Baptist Church, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 479-9941

Chairman of Deacons: Eugene Cabrera, Washington Avenue Baptist Church, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 472-0779

Chairman of Deacons: Eugene Cabrera, Washington Avenue Baptist Church, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 472-0779

Minister of Music: Brian Lee, Washington Avenue Bapitst Church, Cleveland, TN, 37311

Pastor: Beecher White, 111 Hamby White Ln, Benton, TN, 37307 (423) 338-2358

Minister of Education: Brian Lee, Washington Avenue Bapitst Church, Cleveland, TN, 37311

Pastors Assistant: Linda Higgins, 3783 Spring Dale Dr NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-8508

Church Secretary: Linda Higgins, 3783 Spring Dale Dr NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-8508

Church Treasurer: Roy Cross, Washington Avenue Baptist Church, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 472-0077

Church Clerk: Linda Higgins, 3783 Spring Dale Dr NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-8508

Church Finance Committee Chairman: Roy Cross, Washington Avenue Baptist Church, Cleveland, TN, (423) 472-0077

Sunday School Director: Jackie Baxter, 217 Homestead St NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-4025

Organist: Linda Higgins, 3783 Spring Dale Dr NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-8508

Washington Avenue, Cleveland (423) 472-04891720 Perry St, Cleveland, TN, 37311 Fax:

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Other Paid Church Staff: Tammy Harrod, 257 Knighthood Trl NW, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-0489

Minister - Other: Charles McSpadden, 351 Weese Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-3044

Church Treasurer: Becky Frady, 200 Brackin Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-9609

Church Finance Committee Chairman: Becky Frady, 200 Brackin Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-9609

Church Clerk: Vesta Jones, 130 Dixie Dr NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 478-5410

Chairman of Deacons: Derick Ownby, 658 Frazier Rd SE, Old Fort, TN, 37362 (423) 339-0974

Pastor: David Tuten, 180 Crystal Springs Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-7707

Minister of Music: Ricky Donegan, 267 Lakeview Dr SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 716-3094

Minister of Youth: Adam Donegan, 2445 Thompson Ln NW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 227-7405

Sunday School Director: Vesta Jones, 130 Dixie Dr NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 478-5410

ACP Contact: Vesta Jones, 130 Dixie Dr NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 478-5410

Minister of Evangelism: W R Morrison, 4818 Ladd Springs Rd, Old Fort, TN, 37362 (423) 338-7193

Minister - Other: Richard Jones, 130 Dixie Dr NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 478-5410

Church Library Team Leader: Frances Morrison, 4818 Ladd Springs Rd, Old Fort, TN, 37362 (423) 338-7193

Organist: Joyce Miller, 1101 Keith Valley Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-7985

Childrens Choir Coordinator: Sandy Donegan, 267 Lakeview Dr SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 479-4020

Prayer Ministry Coordinator: Richard Jones, 130 Dixie Dr NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 478-5410

Valley View, Cleveland (423) 472-77074657 Spring Place Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 Fax: (423) 472-7707


Pianist: Rita Cox, 797 Hughes Lake Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323

Organist: Jackie Miller, 797 Hughes Lake Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323

ACP Contact: Larry Humbard, 403 Armstrong Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 559-9404

Church VBS Director: Larry Humbard, 403 Armstrong Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 559-9404

Union Missionary, Cleveland (423) 559-1720797 Hughes Lake Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 Fax:


Church Treasurer: Reba Davis, 140 Clara Ln SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-3127

Chairman of Deacons: Roger Wright, 1880 Woodlawn Street, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 476-6143

Minister of Preschool: Donna Clayton, 3347 Hunt Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 478-2883

Sunday School Director: Charles Howard, 3915 Trewhitt Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 479-1062

Church Clerk: Wanda Kelley, 970 Blackfox Rd SW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 476-7272

Church Finance Committee Chairman: German Martinez, 156 Crystal Terrace SE, Cleveland, TN, 3732 (423) 728-5534

Pastors Assistant: Lisa Ward, 972 Wedgewood Dr NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 479-4317

Pastors Assistant: Reba Davis, 140 Clara Ln SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-3127

Church Secretary: Reba Davis, 140 Clara Ln SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-3127

Minister of Children: Shirley Maples, 307 Helmshurst Lane SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 479-2276

Minister of Children: Linda McDaniel, 288 Jessie Ln, Charleston, TN, 37310 (423) 476-7436

Minister of Youth: Judson Kirkpatrick, 256 Bell St SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323

Music Secretary: Shirley Maples, 307 Helmshurst Lane SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 479-2276

Youth Choir Director: Sammy Parris, 110 Patricia Place, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 339-2598

Pianist: Charles Towler, 1211 Key St NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-1260

Pianist: Linda Stephens, 1900 Newman Dr SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-7952

Organist: Reba Davis, 140 Clara Ln SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-3127

Childrens Choir Coordinator: Erica Haney, 940 Hunt Road, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-1548

Childrens Choir Coordinator: Linda McDaniel, 288 Jessie Ln, Charleston, TN, 37310 (423) 476-7436

Praise Band Leader: Sammy Parris, 110 Patricia Place, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 339-2598

Pastor-Associate/Executive: Joe Brooks, 102 Fox Hill Lane SW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-5582

Pastor: Allan Lovelace, 115 Peppertree Dr NE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 559-8384

Church Secretary: Lisa Ward, 972 Wedgewood Dr NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 479-4317

Church Secretary: Fredricka Woolwine, 437 William Way SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 476-4155

Church Secretary: Shirley Jackson, 3541 Spring Place Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323

Minister of Music: Sammy Parris, 110 Patricia Place, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 339-2598

Waterville, Cleveland (423) 472-5582


3722 Dalton Pike SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 Fax: (423) 559-0415

Youth Choir Director: Brian Lee, Washington Avenue Bapitst Church, Cleveland, TN, 37311

Church VBS Director: Wanda Redmon, 1930 White St SE, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 479-8066

Prayer Ministry Coordinator: Mazelle Clark, 1605 Durkee Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 472-1734

Pianist: Rita Ingram, 3004 Elm Dr NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-2511

Praise Band Leader: Gary Clark, ..N/A, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-0799

Childrens Choir Coordinator: Deanna Bain, Washington Avenue Baptist Church, Cleveland, TN, 37311

Church Library Team Leader: Mazelle Clark, 1605 Durkee Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 472-1734

Minister of Evangelism: David Clark, 1605 Durkee Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-1734

Media Minister: Brian Lee, Washington Avenue Bapitst Church, Cleveland, TN, 37311

Church Weekday Early Edu Dir: Tina Couch, Washington Avenue Baptist Church, Cleveland, TN, 3731

Minister of Collegiate Students: Tammy Cross, Washington Avenue Baptist Church, Cleveland, TN, 37 (423) 479-9941

Church CP/Stewardship Chair: Dee Waddell, Washington Avenue Baptist Church, Cleveland, TN, 3732

Minister of Missions: Deanna Bain, Washington Avenue Baptist Church, Cleveland, TN, 37311

ACP Contact: Linda Higgins, 3783 Spring Dale Dr NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-8508

Washington Avenue, Cleveland (423) 472-0489

Email:

1720 Perry St, Cleveland, TN, 37311 Fax:

Pastor-Associate/Executive: Joseph Day, 1556 Benjamin Circle NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-1534

Minister of Education: Paul Davis, Westwood Baptist Church, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-1534

Church Secretary: Kathy Clark, 3445 Suknray Dr. NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-1534

Pastor: Steve Smartt, 557 Beaty Dr. NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-1534

Pastor-Associate/Executive: Paul Davis, Westwood Baptist Church, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-1534

Pastor-Associate/Executive: Jim Caywood, 3335 Princeton Hills Circle NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-1534

Church Secretary: Judy Jones, 4822 E Circle Dr NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-1534

Westwood, Cleveland (423) 472-15344001 Georgetown Rd NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 Fax: (423) 339-5669

Email:

Organist: Sylvia Holmes, 3847 Woodcrest Circle NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-6652

Pianist: Jodie Roberts, 1959 Westland Dr SW, Cleveland, TN, 37311

Sunday School Director: Jim Sanders, 5134 Layton Ln, Apison, TN, 37302 (423) 899-4723

Association Ex Board Representative: Doyle Hawkins, 1959 Westland Dr SW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (473) 228-0

Church VBS Director: Stephanie Painter, 260 Kincannon Lane NW, Georgetown, TN, 37336

ACP Contact: Sharon Liner, 5118 Lake Circle Dr NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-3418

Minister - Other: Clifford Donachy, 3195 Trewhitt Rd. SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 614-0862

Church Womens Ministry Director: Tammy Bentley, 140 Bryan Circle SE, Cleveland, TN, 37311

Church WMU Director: Willie Chase, 513 Kile Ln SW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 476-7842

Church Clerk: Sharon Liner, 5118 Lake Circle Dr NE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-3418

Minister of Youth: Corey Painter, 1959 Westland Dr SW, Cleveland, TN, 37311

Minister of Children: Tammy Bentley, 140 Bryan Circle SE, Cleveland, TN, 37311

Minister of Music: Jack Groomes, 269 Circle R Dr, Benton, TN, 37307

Church Secretary: Sylvia Holmes, 3847 Woodcrest Circle NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-6652

Church Treasurer: Sylvia Holmes, 3847 Woodcrest Circle NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-6652

Church Finance Committee Chairman: Doyle Hawkins, West Cleveland Baptist Church, Cleveland, TN, (423) 473-2280

Minister of Preschool: Stephanie Painter, 260 Kincannon Lane NW, Georgetown, TN, 37336

Chairman of Deacons: Doyle Hawkins, West Cleveland Baptist Church, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 473-2280

West Cleveland, Cleveland (423) 472-89271959 Westland Dr SW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 Fax:

Email:

Church WMU Director: Jan Wilson, 365 Broken Arrow Lane SW, Cleveland, TN, 37311

Church Wide WMU Mission Coor: Jan Wilson, 365 Broken Arrow Lane SW, Cleveland, TN, 37311

Church Womens Ministry Director: Jan Wilson, 365 Broken Arrow Lane SW, Cleveland, TN, 37311

Church VBS Director: Cindy Slater, 2803 Blue Springs Rd SW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 476-7436

Church Mens Ministry Director: Fred Woolwine, 437 William Way SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 476-4155

Prayer Ministry Coordinator: Jan Wilson, 365 Broken Arrow Lane SW, Cleveland, TN, 37311

Other Paid Church Staff: Melba Saffles, 4352 Dalton Pike SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-6986

Other Paid Church Staff: Gladis Martinez, 156 Crystal Terrace, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 728-5534

ACP Contact: Reba Davis, 140 Clara Ln SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-3127

Church Library Team Leader: Donna Clayton, 3347 Hunt Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 478-2883

Minister of Missions: Jack Snyder, 494 New Hope Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 339-3391

Waterville, Cleveland (423) 472-55823722 Dalton Pike SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323 Fax: (423) 559-0415


Church Treasurer: Pat Tinsley, 1038 White Oak Valley Rd NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 423-478-1065

Church Clerk: Joyce Donnahoo, 1486 White Oak Valley Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-4087

Chairman of Deacons: Frank Tinsley, 1038 White Oak Valley Rd NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 478-1065

Pastor: Gene Smith, 405 Caldwell Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-0954

Minister of Music: Jack Ware, White Oak Baptist Church, Cleveland, TN, 37312

Church VBS Director: Leisha Smith, 405 Caldwell Rd SE, Cleveland, TN, 37323

ACP Contact: Joyce Donnahoo, 1486 White Oak Valley Rd, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-4087

Pianist: Faye Rollins, 2563 White Oak Valley Rd NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-6018

Sunday School Director: Randy Willcutt, 2644 White Oak Valley Rd NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312

Organist: Susan Willcut, 2644 White Oak Valley Rd NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312

White Oak, Cleveland (423) 559-23592043 White Oak Valley Rd NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 Fax:


Minister of Collegiate Students: Jordan Metzger, 3608 Belmont Circle, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423)618-0433

Minister of Adults: Byron Eidson, 2419 Cumberland Trace NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-1534

ACP Contact: Debra Cook, 270 Francisco Rd, Georgetown, TN, 37336 (423) 472-1534

Media Minister: Terry Baker, 8532 Snow Ridge Dr, Ooltewah, TN, 37363 (423) 472-1534

Other Paid Church Staff: Manuel Smith, 2895 22nd St NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312

Weekday Educator: Rhonda Walsh, 1309 18th St NW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 476-7653

Church Administrative Director: Joseph Day, 1556 Benjamin Circle NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-1534

Chairman of Deacons: Tim Riggs, 173 Drake Dr NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312

Minister of Preschool: Geri Bowman, 175 McPherson Ln NW, Charleston, TN, 37310 (423) 472-1534

Church Finance Committee Chairman: Doug Davis, 4043 John Court NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312

Church Treasurer: Kathy Clark, 3445 Suknray Dr. NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-1534

Pastors Assistant: Debra Cook, 270 Francisco Rd. NW, Georgetown, TN, 37336 (423) 472-1534

Church Secretary: Melissa Ross, 198 Mill Creek Trail, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-1534

Minister of Children: Dianna Hughes, 131 Cedarwood Trail NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-1534

Minister of Youth: Parker Dane, 883 Harle, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423) 472-1534

Church Clerk: Kathy Clark, 3445 Suknray Dr. NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-1534

Church VBS Director: Dianna Hughes, 131 Cedarwood Trail NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-1534

Youth Choir Director: Cheryl Smartt, 557 Beaty Dr. NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312

Church Library Team Leader: Betty Norton, 975 Cardinal Ln NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 476-7840

Church Womens Ministry Director: Terry Johnson, 268 Cottonwood Bend NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-1534

Pianist: Melissa Ross, 198 Mill Creek Trail, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-1534

Music Secretary: Melissa Ross, 198 Mill Creek Trail, Cleveland, TN, 37323 (423) 472-1534

Childrens Choir Coordinator: Jennifer Sacca, 320 21st St. NW, Cleveland, TN, 37311 (423)309-5642

Pianist: Jack Clark, 2815 Greenwood Dr NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 (423) 472-4913

Westwood, Cleveland (423) 472-15344001 Georgetown Rd NW, Cleveland, TN, 37312 Fax: (423) 339-5669

Email:

4/18/11 Page 1

CONSTITUTION

of the

BRADLEY BAPTIST ASSOCIATION

ARTICLE I: IDENTITY

Section 1 – Name: This body shall be known as the Bradley Baptist Association.

Section 2 – Articles of Faith: We adopt as our statement of faith, THE BAPTIST FAITH

AND MESSAGE, as adopted by the Southern Baptist Convention.

Section 3 – Cooperation: This body shall be cooperative with the Tennessee State

Convention and the Southern Baptist Convention.

Section 4 – Authority: This body shall be wholly advisory, and shall never assume any

ecclesiastical authority over the churches.

ARTICLE II: PURPOSE

The purpose of the Bradley Baptist Association shall be to promote Christian fellowship

and cooperation among the churches affiliated with the Association; to uphold the

doctrines and principles of our Baptist faith and encourage the churches to be loyal and

practice these doctrines and principles; to promote benevolence, stewardship, Christian

education, the preaching and teaching of God’s Word, and the winning of all men to

Christ to the ends of the earth.

ARTICLE III: MEMBERSHIP

Section 1 – Churches: The Bradley Baptist Association shall be composed of those

churches that have applied for and have been received into membership at a Harvest

Council Semi-Annual Session an Annual Homecoming. Messengers elected by the

respective churches shall represent those churches at each Harvest Council Semi-Annual

Session Annual Homecoming.

Section 2 – Messengers: Messengers shall be elected by the respective cooperating

churches, according to the following formula. Each church of fifty members or less shall

be entitled to three (3) messengers and one (1) additional messenger for each fifty

members above the first fifty, provided no church shall be entitled to have more than ten

(10) messengers.

Section 3 – Affiliation: Any church desiring to be received into the fellowship of the

Bradley Baptist Association shall forward an application to the Association office at least

(6) months prior to a Harvest Council Semi-Annual Session an Annual Homecoming.

The church desiring affiliation should include a statement of its faith and practices and

declaring its purpose to cooperate with this body. A body shall be formed from the

Administrative Leadership Team to examine the credentials of the petitioning church.

(See Application for Membership to the Bradley Baptist Association in the Operations

Manual.) Recommendations from this group shall be made to the Association at a

Harvest Council Semi-Annual Session an Annual Homecoming. Upon approval of a

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three-fourths (3/4)-majority vote of the messengers present to receive the church, the

moderator shall declare the church received and its messengers seated. A church may

choose to withdraw from the fellowship of the Bradley Baptist Association with written

notification.

Section 4 – Discipline: The Association reserves the right to withdraw fellowship by a

three-fourths (3/4) majority vote at a Harvest Council Semi-Annual Session an Annual

Homecoming from any church it deems:

a. to have departed from the teaching of the New Testament in doctrine or conduct

as previously stated in the Articles of Faith of the Association; or

b. to have failed to correspond with the Association for two (2) consecutive years.

This church shall first be visited by a group assigned by the Administrative

Leadership Team to determine the cause and seek resolution; or

c. to have refused to support financially the program of the Association.

ARTICLE IV: MEETINGS

Section 1 – Harvest Council Semi-Annual Sessions Annual Homecoming: The Bradley

Baptist Association shall have Harvest Council Semi-Annual Sessions an Annual

Homecoming, at such time and place as it may determine. All reports to the fall Harvest

Council Semi-Annual Session Annual Homecoming shall be written and included in the

Book of Reports. No reports, other than those in the Book of Reports, shall be heard

unless by the expressed approval of the body.

Two different groups, Messengers and Guests, attend the Annual Homecoming of the

Bradley Baptist Association.

Messengers are selected by Bradley Baptist Association affiliated churches to represent

their churches at the Annual Homecoming. They may vote, make motions, speak to

motions, propose/make resolutions, and hold office with the Bradley Baptist Association.

Messengers shall be elected according to the following formula. Each church of fifty

members or less shall be entitled to three (3) messengers and one (1) additional

messenger for each fifty members above the first fifty, provided no church shall be

entitled to have more than ten (10) messengers. Each messenger must be a member in

good standing with his/her church.

Guests are also welcome to attend the Annual Homecoming of the Bradley Baptist

Association. They may attend the general sessions, participate in worship, attend

luncheons, and enjoy the display area. Guests are welcome to stay during all business

sessions, but they cannot vote, make motions, speak to motions, make resolutions, or be

nominated for office. If space is limited, messengers will be given seating priority over

guests, but otherwise, there is no limit to how many guests may attend. All interested

parties are welcome!

Section 2 – Special Sessions: Upon the advice and consent of the Ministry Development

Team, the Moderator may call a special session at any time during the year. Notification

must be made in writing to the churches at least two (2) weeks prior to the meeting. It

must include the reason for the meeting and the matter(s) to be considered. Only

business for which the meeting is called may be transacted in such a called session of the

Association.

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ARTICLE V: ORGANIZATION

Section 1 – Officers: The Bradley Baptist Association shall have at least the following

officers: Moderator, Vice-Moderator, Treasurer, Clerk, and Historian. All officers shall

be elected by a majority vote at a Harvest Council Semi-Annual Session an Annual

Homecoming and shall take office at the close of that meeting. They shall serve for one

year or until their successors shall be elected and installed. Officers shall be nominated

by a body created by the Administrative Leadership Team for that purpose. The

Moderator and Vice-Moderator may not serve more than two (2) consecutive years.

Section 2 – Staff: The Association employs the Director of Missions. The Director of

Missions shall acquire staff as required to fulfill the purpose of the Association. A body

assigned by the Administrative Leadership Team shall serve as a personnel department in

assisting with staff relations. Assignments, relationships, and ministry descriptions shall

be specifically described in the Operations Manual. Other specific policies for

Associational staff are outlined in the Personnel Manual and Procedures.

Section 3 – Program Organization

a. The Association may establish such program/ministry groups as it deems

necessary for achieving its purpose.

b. Every year at the Harvest Council Semi-Annual Session Annual Homecoming,

the Bradley Baptist Association will confirm its ministry and program emphases

for the coming year. These decisions are to be confirmed by a majority vote of

the Messengers present, and by electing leaders/members for these organizational

groups. If the specific mission, goals, and organization of a ministry or program

group are not already described in the Bradley Baptist Association’s Operations

Manual, such an entry will be developed and inserted. If a ministry or program is

not re-confirmed at the Harvest Council Semi-Annual Session Annual

Homecoming by the Association at-large, that group will cease to exist and its

references in the Operation Manual shall be removed. All other relevant facts

about a program or ministry group will be delineated in the Bradley Baptist

Association’s Operations Manual.

Section 4 – Ministry Development Team (MDT): Led by the Director of Missions, the

Ministry Development Team shall be composed of Team Leaders from each of the value

areas determined by the Association, the Ministerial Staff, Administrative Leadership

Team Representative, Moderator, and six (6) twelve (12) At Large members. It shall

help plan, coordinate, and evaluate the ministry activities of the Association and shall be

accountable to the Association through a Harvest Council Semi-Annual Session the

Annual Homecoming. At Large members will serve on a rotating panel, with one

member four members rotating off each year.

The Ministry Development Team is empowered to act on behalf of the Association not in

session in all areas except those which encumber the Association financially, place the

association at risk, or are deemed important enough to call a special session of the

Association at large (see Article IV, Section 2).

Section 5 – Administrative Leadership Team (ALT): To conduct the administrative

functions of the association, including but not limited to finance and budgeting,

personnel, nominating, facilities, trustees, and credentials. The Ministry Development

Team nominates these individuals for election by the Association at the Harvest Council

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Semi-Annual Session Annual Homecoming. Administrative Leadership Team members

must be elected by a majority vote of the Messengers present to fulfill any of its duties.

The Administrative Leadership Team is responsible to the Association through the

Harvest Council Semi-Annual Sessions Annual Homecoming, and specific components

of its responsibilities are outlined in the Bradley Baptist Association’s Operations

Manual.

Section 7 – Duties: The duties of all organizational elements of the Association shall be

those usually incumbent upon such officers, directors, councils, and teams and shall be

outlined in the Bradley Baptist Association’s operations manual.

ARTICLE VI: AMENDMENTS

Any article of this constitution may be altered or amended by a three-fourths (3/4)

majority vote of the Messengers present and voting at a Harvest Council Semi-Annual

Session an Annual Homecoming, providing that written notice shall have been given to

all the member churches 90 days prior to the Harvest Council Semi-Annual Session

Annual Homecoming. Article I, Section 4, may be amended only as to word, order, or

for clarity, but not as to meaning.

Any item of the Operations Manual may be altered or amended by a three-fourths (3/4)

majority vote of the Ministry Development Team members present and voting at a

Ministry Development Team meeting providing that written notice shall have been given

to all the Ministry Development Team members 30 days prior to a Ministry Development

Team meeting.

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Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

Finance and Budgeting

• Prepare annual budget to present to the fall Harvest Council Semi-

Annual Session Annual Homecoming.

• Oversee annual audit of financial records

Personnel

• Director of Missions – make recommendations to any Harvest Council

Annual Homecoming Session.

o The Director of Missions shall be responsible for the provision

of the general leadership and administrative oversight for the

total work of the Bradley Baptist Association. The Director of

Missions shall encourage, assist and coordinate the work of the

churches of the Bradley Baptist Association when called upon

and shall aid in carrying out the Great Commission in the spirit

of the Great Commandment.

o The Director of Missions shall be an ordained Baptist minister

who is shown to be approved by God and who affirms the

values, mission and vision of the Bradley Baptist Association

and the Baptist Faith and Message.

o The Director of Missions shall be approved by the Ministry

Development Team upon the recommendation of a seven (7)

person search committee appointed by the Administrative

Leadership Team. No two members of said search team shall

be members of the same church. Upon approval by the

Ministry Development Team, the Director of Missions shall be

elected by a three-fourths (3/4) ballot vote of the messengers at

a special called Bradley Baptist Association Meeting.

o The Director of Missions shall serve until the relationship is

dissolved at the request of either the Director of Missions or

the Association messengers with at least a thirty (30) day

written notice from either party.

o In the event the position of Director of Missions is vacated, the

Moderator shall lead the Association until an Interim Director

of Missions can be elected.

o The search for a new Director of Missions will be by a special

ad-hoc committee of the Association

• Other Ministerial Staff – make recommendations to any Harvest

Council Annual Homecoming Session.

o Review annual evaluations made by Director of Missions

o Perform new staff search

• Administrative Staff – report to Administrative Leadership Team

o Review annual evaluations made by Director of Missions

o Prepare salary and benefit recommendations

o Perform new staff search

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