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WILSON COUNTY

BAPTIST ASSOCIATION

Lebanon, Tennessee

Ninety-eighth

Annual Meeting

2018 Annual Minutes

WILSON COUNTY BAPTIST

ASSOCIATION

Lebanon, Tennessee

Ninety-eighth

Annual Session

Held at

West Hills Baptist Church

October 18, 2018

4:00-6:15P.M.

Ninety-ninth Annual Session

Will Meet at

Immanuel Baptist Church

October 17, 2019

4:00-6:15P.M.

Doctrinal Message – Darrin Reynolds

Alternate – James Stophel

Missional Message – Jason Harlin

Alternate – Dwight Moody

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Constitution 4

By Laws 7

Associational Directory 11

General Officers 11

Representatives on Executive Board 12

Messengers attending the Annual Meeting 15

Senior Pastor Directory 17

Other Ordained Ministers 20

Other Ministerial Staff Directory 21

Annual Meeting Program 25

Annual Meeting Minutes 27

FINANCIAL REPORTS

Designated Fund Receipts and Disbursements 31

General Fund Disbursements 32

Tennessee Baptist Foundation Fund 33

2019 Associational Budget 34

General Fund Receipts 36

ASSOCIATIONAL REPORTS

Bible Drill 37

Baptist Collegiate Ministries 37

Christian Women’s Job Corps 38

Committee on Committees 39

Day Camps and Summer Camp 40

Director of Missions 41

Executive Board 42

Gospel Singing 43

Memorial 45

Place-Time-Preacher 46

Missions 47

Special Needs 48

Vacation Bible School 49

Historical Tables 50

Statistical Tables 54

Wilson County Baptist Association

CONSTITUTION

ARTICLE I – NAME

The body shall be known as Wilson County Baptist Association.

ARTICLE II – PURPOSE

The purpose of this Association shall be

1. To promote the general missionary, benevolent, and educational work as

carried on by the Tennessee Baptist Convention and the Southern Baptist

Convention,

2. To exercise special care for the spiritual need of the geographical region

immediately surrounding the member churches, and

3. To foster brotherly love and spiritual unity among the churches.

ARTICLE III – MEMBERSHIP

1. The group of churches that constitute this common fellowship shall be

Baptist churches that are in harmony and cooperation with objects set forth

in this constitution: and shall be in doctrinal harmony with the historic faith

and practice of Baptists, substantially as set forth in the Baptist Faith and

Message, a statement adopted by the Southern Baptist Convention.

2. The organized body known as the Association, when authoritatively

assembled, shall be composed of messengers duly elected by the churches

and reported by letter from the churches. Such messengers shall be

received on the following basis: Five Messengers from each Church.

3. Churches applying for membership in Wilson County Baptist Association

must present their petitions to the Executive Board or at the Annual

Association Meeting one year preceding the one at which action is to be

taken. When petitions have been properly submitted, the churches may be

received into this Association in annual session or in the Executive Board if

satisfactory evidence is given of soundness of faith and harmony with the

objects of this Body. Reception of churches by Executive Board is subject to

final approval by the Association in annual session. A two-thirds majority

vote of the messengers present and voting shall be required for the

reception of a church into membership of the Association.

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4. The Association shall have no right or power to exercise ecclesiastical

jurisdiction over the churches. It may advise, counsel, and propose

measures, but cannot enforce them upon the churches. However, the

Association retains the right to refuse to recognize messengers from any

church which departs from the objects of this body, or which persists in

disorderly practice.

5. Each member church shall provide to the office for publication in the

minutes the annual church profile.

ARTICLE IV – MEETINGS

1. Regular: The Association shall meet annually at such time and place as it

shall designate at its preceding meeting.

2. Special: Special meetings of the Association may be called at any time by

action of the Executive Board. The member churches shall be notified in

writing at least two weeks before the called meeting. The purpose of the

special meeting shall be limited to the stated purpose.

3. Government: The Association, when convened, shall conduct its

business according to parliamentary rules as set forth in Robert’s Rules of

Order.

ARTICLE V – OFFICERS

1. Election: The Officers of the Association shall be elected annually: (Note

exception of Trustees below) they shall take office as such immediately

preceding adjournment of the Annual Meeting at which elected and shall

hold office until immediately preceding adjournment of the next annual

session. Vacancies occurring are to be filled by the Executive Board of the

Association.

2. Officers elected shall be:

a. Moderator: The Moderator shall preside over all sessions of the

Association, including the Executive Board. The Moderator shall be

an ex-officio member of all committees, shall appoint a Committee

on Committees, and shall perform such other duties as he may be

charged with by the Association. No one shall be eligible as

Moderator for more than two fully served consecutive terms (Vice-

Moderator filling the unexpired term of a Moderator does not count

towards the two full terms).

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b. Vice-Moderator: The Vice-Moderator shall assist the Moderator

in all the work, as he may direct, and shall become Moderator in the

event of Moderator’s death or inability to perform duties.

c. Clerk: The Clerk shall keep a record of proceedings of the annual

Associational meetings and Executive Board meetings. The clerk

shall be responsible for having the Annual Minute Book prepared

and distributed.

d. Treasurer: The Treasurer shall keep a full and correct record of

all money received and distributed by the Treasurer under the

direction of the association and report same monthly to the

Executive Board and annually to the Association.

e. Trustees: Three Trustees shall be elected, each to serve a term of

three years on a rotating system; one Trustee to be elected each

year for a term of three years. The Committee on Committees shall

bring recommendations to the Association for Trustees. Trustees

shall serve as legal custodians of the property of the Association

and shall perform such duties as assigned to them by the

Association. In all matters they are subject to the Association.

ARTICLE VI – EXECUTIVE BOARD

1. Membership: The Executive Board of the Association shall be of the

Moderator, Vice-Moderator, Clerk, Treasurer, Trustees, a pastor and one

Lay Member of each church (the said lay members to be elected by the local

church), the Ministry Team Directors and the Director of Missions.

2. Applicants for membership may be non-voting participants pending

approval of membership.

3. Authority and Duties: The Executive Board, during the interim between

sessions of the Association, shall have all powers of the Association and

shall promote all phases of the work of the Association. The Executive

Board shall adopt Bylaws for its proceedings which do not conflict with its

Constitution by a two-thirds vote of all members present and voting.

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ARTICLE VII – AMENDMENT

This Constitution may be amended at any Annual Meeting of the

Association provided notice in writing of the proposed amendment has

been presented to the Association at the Annual Session preceding the one

at which action is to be taken. A two-thirds majority vote of the messengers

present and voting shall be required to amend the Constitution.

ARTICLE VIII – BYLAWS

The Association may adopt such Bylaws not in conflict with the Constitution

as it may deem advised. These Bylaws may be amended at any session by a

two-thirds majority vote of the messengers present and voting.

BYLAWS

1. All meetings of the body shall be opened and closed with prayer or some

other form of devotional exercise.

2. Structure of Committees: Each committee shall consist of a minimum of

three (3) members, unless otherwise specified. Each member will serve a

3-year rotation. Each committee will be led by a chairperson selected by the

committee members. Requests for committee funds must be submitted in

writing to the Budget & Finance Committee.

3. Types of Committees:

A. Standing Committee: governing committees established by the

Executive Board for effective operations of the Association.

i. Baptist Collegiate Ministries: This committee shall be

responsible for the supervision of the Baptist Collegiate Ministries

Director. This committee shall establish an annual strategic plan

with semi-annual review with the Director of Missions. This

committee is also responsible for regular review of BCM reports,

oversee the associational BCM budget, and advise as called upon by

the BCM Director. This committee will serve as search committee

for a BCM Director as required. The committee shall be available

for quarterly reviews with the BCM Director, and at other times as

needed.

ii. Budget and Finance: This committee is responsible for planning

the Annual Budget. Requests will be taken from each department of

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work or committee responsible for any amount spent through the

Association. All promotion for the associational budget will be

handled by this committee. The Budget and Finance Committee will

work with the Director of Missions in carrying out these

responsibilities.

iii. Cultural Impact Committee: Ministry team responsible for

educating our pastors on the cultural events of the day, how our

churches can and must respond biblically, keeping pastors and

churches in the forefront of the current cultural, political and world

religion landscape. This committee represents the Associational

body on the battlefield of worldview sentiment and provides

unified, biblical material and collateral for churches to utilize in

support of a Biblical Worldview.

iv. Constitution Committee: The Constitution Committee shall be

responsible for the revisions of the Constitution and Bylaws as

requested by Association or Executive Board. As programs and

needs change and arise, this committee will be alert to any revision

or correction that may occur. The committee members will take

ideas presented to them from individuals, put the proper wording

and meaning into writing, and make their presentation for

acceptance or rejection to the Annual Session and/or the Executive

Board.

v. Credentials Committee: The Credentials Committee shall be

responsible for the investigation and recommendation of new

churches wishing to join the Wilson County Baptist Association. A

member of this committee will be required to be present at the

Annual Meeting and assist with any messenger related issues.

vi. Missions Committee: The responsibility of the Missions

Committee shall be to work with the Director of Missions in

identifying the needs, recommending opportunities to establishing

new work with the involvement of WCBA churches for the primary

purpose of advancing the Kingdom. This includes the promotion of

the Association, Tennessee Baptist Convention, and Southern

Baptist Convention.

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vii. Administrative Committee: The Administrative Committee

shall work with the Director of Missions in the development of

organization structures and administrative processes which will

enhance the effectiveness of the Association in the accomplishment

of its mission. This function will include recommending new

structures and processes and expanding or contracting old ones as

the Holy Spirit leads. This committee will make recommendations

to the Executive Board and/or Annual Session in regard to all

persons needed to fill vacant employee positions. It will also be

seen as a support committee for all persons employed by the

Association with regards to issues which arise in the course of their

work as an employee.

viii. Annual Meeting Committee: This committee shall prepare

and present the program for the WCBA Annual Meeting to include

doctrinal and missionary/evangelistic messages. They shall accept

invitations from the churches and recommend a time, place, and

preacher for the next Annual Meeting. The written program is to be

prepared a minimum of two months in advance of the meeting and

in cooperation with the Director of Missions.

ix. Building and Grounds: The Building and Grounds Committee

shall be responsible for the maintenance, repairs, improvement,

and policies relating to our associational property. A per incident

spending limit for this committee will be set annually by the

Finance Committee during the Annual Budget process. In case of

unforeseen emergencies that may cause further damage, they may

use their own discretion.

B. Special Committee: short-term, single-scoped committees established

by the Executive Board to meet needs of the Association.

C. Committee on Committees: A committee of five (5) shall be appointed

by the moderator and presented for approval at the WCBA Annual Meeting.

This committee shall nominate all standing committees, Ministry Team

Directors and Trustees to the Executive Board of the Association and

recommend such changes in the duties of each committee as deemed

necessary.

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4. Ministry Teams:

Teams led by an elected Ministry Team Director serving for a

period of a maximum of five consecutive years. Directors establish

a team comprised of WCBA ministry leaders. Each team is

single-focused on their specified scope. Teams are responsible for

providing planning and implementing ministry initiatives within

the given team scope to include all WCBA churches. Teams are to

be the central point of contact for any resources, activities and

information related to the team focus.

A. Christian Education Team

B. Adult Ministry Team

C. Children Ministry Team

D. Youth Ministry Team

E. Evangelism Ministry Team

F. Missions Ministry Team (WMU Director)

5. Associational Ministries Council:

The Associational Ministries Council shall be composed of all officers of

the Association, all Ministry Team Directors and all chairmen of standing

and special committees. The Director of Missions shall be the Chairman of

the Associational Ministries Council. It will meet on a semi-annual basis to

promote a mission statement for each ministry or program sponsored by

the Association, propose five-year goals for each ministry and program in

harmony with the mission statement of each, and propose annual goals for

each ministry and program area which will result in the achievement of the

mission of each.

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ASSOCIATIONAL DIRECTORY

ASSOCIATIONAL OFFICE

317 W SPRING STREET-LEBANON-TENNESSEE-37087

TELEPHONE NUMBER (615)444-8820

PATRICIA CULVER – ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

GENERAL OFFICERS 2018-2019

Director of Missions Dave Shelley 2904 Stuyvesant Ln, Murfreesboro, TN

Moderator Seth Rone 1602 Westland Dr, Lebanon, TN

Vice-Moderator Fred Vantrease 332 Keaton St, Lebanon, TN

Clerk Jim Yates 3303 Troy Rd, Lebanon, TN

Treasurer David Freeman 500 Grassland Dr, Lebanon, TN

Trustee (term expires 2019) T A Bryan Trustee (term expires 2020) Julian Stone Trustee (term expires 2021) Clark Oakley

ORGANIZATION DIRECTORS

Adult Ministry Team Sue Denney Children Ministry Team Dave Shelley Christian Education Ministry Team

Bruce Ledford

Evangelism Ministry Team Rick Burns Missions Ministry Team Cindy Gibbs Youth Ministry Team Tim Burns

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WILSON COUNTY BAPTIST ASSOCIATION

REPRESENTATIVE ON EXECUTIVE BOARD

3:18 Fellowship Rev Dwight Moody

1910 Celeste Ct, Mt Juliet, TN

Alexandria, First Rev Billie Friel

302 Hillview Dr., Mt Juliet, TN

Barton’s Creek Mr Marvin Medlin

2138 Old Shannon Rd, Lebanon, TN

Big Springs Rev Winfrey Jewell

460 Peyton Rd #101, Lebanon, TN

Calvary Mr Eugene Murray

1614 Quail Meadow Dr., Lebanon, TN

Cedar Creek Mr Gary Dillard

Lebanon, TN

Cedar Grove Mr Eugene Graves

2000 Burford Rd, Lebanon, TN

Christ’s Servants Mr Charles Duke

3346 Fellowship Rd, Mt Juliet, TN

Community Rev Sten Criscoe

1461 Simmons Bluff Rd, Lebanon, TN

Crossroads Rev Gary Miller

8011 Trousdale Ferry Pk, Lebanon, TN

Encounter Rev Charlie White

101 Westlynn Dr., Lebanon, TN

Fairview Rev Brandt Waggoner

1660 Leeville Pike, Lebanon, TN

Faith Rev Raymond Vogtner

355 Toby Ct, Mt Juliet, TN

Fall Creek Mr Terry Wrye

180 Lindsley Rd, Lebanon, TN

Fellowship Rev Fred Vantrease

332 Keaton St, Lebanon, TN

Gladeville Rev Mark Marshall

179 Meandering Dr., Lebanon, TN

Grace Mr Shane Lee

1081 Old Laguardo Rd, Lebanon, TN

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Greenvale Rev Charlie Pollard

1612 Edgewood Dr., Lebanon, TN

Hillcrest Rev Mike Shelby

2020 Arlington Rd, Lebanon, TN

Hobson Pike Rev Seth Rone

1602 Westland Dr., Lebanon, TN

Hurricane Rev Ken Tramel

120 Oak Hill Dr., Lebanon, TN

Iglesia Renacer Rev Jorge Vasconcelos

926 Rome Pike, Lebanon, TN

Immanuel Rev Jeff Pratt

104 Lexington Dr, Lebanon, TN

Laguardo Rev James Stophel

581 Hillside Ln, Gallatin, TN

Lebanon, First Mr T A Bryan

P O Box 487, Lebanon, TN

Macedonia Mr Kenneth House

42 Holmes Gap Rd, Brush Creek, TN

Mt Juliet, TN Mr David Fallin

4012 Dell Dr, Mt Juliet, TN

Mt Olivet Mr Claude Jordan

2216 Ewing Dr., Lebanon, TN

New Vision Rev Russell Vickers

289 Flat Field Ln, Woodbury, TN

Ramah No name listed

Rocky Valley Rev Jason Mull

5781 Old Murfreesboro Rd, Lebanon, TN

Round Lick Rev Jim Patton

346 Spring Creek Ln, Lebanon, TN

Saulsbury Rev Glenn McDonald

P O Box 192, Gordonsville, TN

Shop Springs Rev Bo Irvin

3022 Sparta Pike, Lebanon, TN

Silver Springs Mr Richard Gleaves

514 Benders Ferry Rd, Lebanon, TN

Smith Fork Mr Steve Brown

6755 Greenvale Rd, Watertown, TN

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Grace Life (formerly Southside) Rev Jeremy Vanatta

32 Moore Rd, Lebanon, TN

Victory Rev Charles Groover

1813 Pocahontas Trl, Lebanon, TN

Vine Mr Roy Hudson

319 Fall Creek Rd, Lebanon, TN

Watertown, First Mrs Virginia Huddleston

979 Linwood Rd, Lebanon, TN

Webb’s Chapel Mr Richard Gray

160 Wilson Boat Dock Rd, Lebanon, TN

West Haven Rev Jonathan Richerson

909 Buck Run Ct, Lebanon, TN

West Hills Rev Will McReynolds

718 Falls Blvd, Lebanon, TN

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2018 ANNUAL SESSION ATTENDING MESSENGERS

3:18 FELLOWSHIP GREENVALE

Brad Borggren Rev Charlie Pollard

Rev Dwight Moody

HILLCREST

BARTON’S CREEK Rev Mike Shelby

Earl Edwards Chris Smith

Tammy Edwards

Chris Hunt HOBSON PIKE

Marvin Medlin Rev Seth Rone

Eddie Vaught

HURRICANE

CALVARY Danny Gannon

Rev Terry Carver Tommy Garrett

James Green

CEDAR CREEK

Cheryl Burns IGLESIA RENACER

Miranda Burns Rev Jorge Vasconcelos

Stephen Burns

IMMANUEL

CHRIST’S SERVANTS Cheryl Lewis

Anita Eldred Rev Jeff Pratt

Rev Tim Eldred

LAGUARDO

FALL CREEK Rev James Stophel

Lynette Beadle Sonya Stophel

Wayne Beadle

Maylene Floyd LEBANON FIRST

Willie Floyd T A Bryan

Rev Jim Yates Rev David Freeman

FELLOWSHIP MT JULIET FIRST

Glyn Passman David Fallin

Rev Fred Vantrease

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MT OLIVET VICTORY

Rev Rodney Duckett Rev Chuck Groover

Michael Henderson

Val Kelley WATERTOWN FIRST

Virginia Huddleston

SHOP SPRINGS

Rev Bo Irvin WEST HAVEN

Debbie Irvin Rev Jonathan Richerson

Rev Carl Price

Mary Lena Price WEST HILLS

Susan Crabtree

SILVER SPRINGS Carol Pharris

Kenny Edmonds

Jeff Medlin

Jennifer Medlin

Jennifer Stephens

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WILSON COUNTY BAPTIST ASSOCIATION PASTORS

2018-2019

3:18 Fellowship Rev Dwight Moody

910 Celeste Ct, Mt Juliet

Alexandria, First Rev Billie Friel

302 Hillview Dr., Mt Juliet

Barton’s Creek Rev Jason Harlin

605 Doe Trail, Lebanon

Big Springs Rev Winfrey Jewell

460 Peyton Rd #101, Lebanon

Calvary Rev Terry Carver

1537 Rachel’s Ridge, Hermitage

Cedar Creek Rev Rick Burns

105 Johnson Rd, Lebanon

Cedar Grove Rev Jacob Lannom

580 Riverview Ests Ln, Castalin Spgs

Christ’s Servants Rev Tim Eldred

209 Pepper Rdg Cir., Antioch

Community Rev Sten Criscoe

1461 Simmons Bluff Rd, Lebanon

Crossroads Rev Gary Miller

8011 Trousdale Ferry Pike, Lebanon

Encounter Rev Charlie White

101 Westlynn Dr., Lebanon

Fairview Rev Brandt Waggoner

1409 Wade Hampton Ct, Lebanon

Faith Rev Raymond Vogtner

355 Toby Court, Mt Juliet

Fall Creek Rev Jim Yates

3303 Troy Rd, Lebanon

Fellowship Rev Fred Vantrease

332 Keaton St., Lebanon

Gladeville Rev Mark Marshall

179 Meandering Dr., Lebanon

Grace Rev Alan Herd

1497 Guill Rd, Mt Juliet

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Grace Life (formerly Southside) Rev Jeremy Vanatta

32 Moore Rd, Lebanon

Hillcrest No pastor at time of printing

619 Hartsville Pike, Lebanon

Hobson Pike Rev Seth Rone

1602 Westland Dr., Lebanon

Hurricane Rev Ken Tramel

120 Oak Hill Dr., Lebanon

Iglesia Renacer Rev Jorge Vasconcelos

926 Rome Pike, Lebanon

Immanuel Rev John Hunn

2438 West Clay Dr., Lebanon

Laguardo Rev James Stophel

581 Hillside Lane, Gallatin

Lebanon, First Rev David Freeman

500 Grassland Dr., Lebanon

Macedonia Rev Terry Fesler

240 Carver Ln, Lebanon

Mt Juliet, First Rev Phillip Dunn

1005 Will Court, Mt Juliet

Mt Olivet Rev Rodney Duckett

3255 Briarhill Ct, Lebanon

New Vision Rev Russell Vickers

289 Flat Field Ln, Woodbury

Ramah No pastor at time of printing

1785 Rocky Branch Rd, Watertown

Rocky Valley Rev Jason Mull

5781 Old Murfreesboro Rd, Lebanon

Round Lick Rev Jim Patton

346 Spring Creek Ln, Lebanon

Saulsbury Rev Glenn McDonald

P O Box 192, Gordonsville

Shop Springs Rev Bo Irvin

3032 Sparta Pike, Lebanon

Silver Springs No pastor at time of printing

9938 Lebanon Rd, Mt Juliet

Victory Rev Chuck Groover

308 Glenwood Dr., Mt Juliet

Vine Mr Roy Hudson

18 9054 Murfreesboro Rd, Lebanon

Watertown, First Rev Don Mathis

P O Box 2, Watertown

Webb’s Chapel Rev Brody Ferrell

424 Bonnie Valley Dr., Lebanon

West Haven Rev Jonathan Richerson

909 Buck Run Ct, Lebanon

West Hills Rev Will McReynolds

718 Falls Blvd, Lebanon

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OTHER ORDAINED MINISTERS 2018


BARTON’S CREEK IMMANUEL continued

Paul Leftrick Darrin Reynolds

Dr Wayne Jamison Kenneth Tramel

Billy Trice

LAGUARDO

FAIRVIEW Jonathan Jennings

Devin Black

Tom Simic MT JULIET, FIRST

Brad Waggoner Don Dillingham

Jud Hays

FELLOWSHIP Ross Moyer

Ray Davis

Glyn Passman ROCKY VALLEY

Dave Shelley

GRACE

Ben Davis ROUND LICK

Doug Harris Mark Cantrell

Shane Lee Shane Groves

Jim Mudd Bryan Howard

Rick Smith John Shearron

GRACE LIFE SHOP SPRINGS

Matt Williamson David Briscoe

Carl Price

HILLCREST

Jason Aldridge SILVER SPRINGS

Glenn Denton Marshall Kennedy

Mike Shelby Russ Stephens

IMMANUEL

Martin Bell

Don Elmore

Patrick Fraley

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THE GLADE VICTORY

Dr Bill Craig Francis McGeaughay

Dr Trevie Dean John Whisnant

Michael Eubanks Alan Winkler

Dr Bruce Grubbs

Phillip Hardy WATERTOWN, FIRST

Ken Morrell Myron Lasater

Robert Post

Rick Prall WEBB’S CHAPEL

Jim Savley Lewis Moore

Mark Satterfield

Tom Theriot WEST HILLS

Stan Blades

Dan Dozier

Ross Locke

Richard Loveday

Jack Sprinkle

ASSOCIATE PASTORS AND MINISTERS OF MUSIC, EDUCATION,

YOUTH, CHILDREN, PRESCHOOL

3:18 FELLOWSHIP Minister of Music, Darrin Chiarizzio

Minister of Youth, Brad Borggren

ALEXANDRIA, FIRST Minister of Music, Tim Chappell

BARTON’S CREEK Minister of Music, Cameron Morris

Minister of Youth, Tim Burns

Minister of Children, Maggie Snyder

BIG SPRINGS Minister of Music, Franklin Grandstaff

CEDAR CREEK Minister of Music, Clark Bourque

CEDAR GROVE Minister of Music, Jimmy Kolbe

COMMUNITY Minister of Music, Brian Heflin

CROSSROADS Pastor-Associate, Craig Sands

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CROSSROADS, continued Minister of Education, Terry Andrews

Minister of Youth, Kate Blair

Minister of Children, Kathy Wolfenbarger

Minister of Preschool, Penny Spray

ENCOUNTER Pastor-Associate, Mark Strickland

Minister of Music, Craig White

Minister of Children, Tatum Hittle

FAIRVIEW Minister of Music, Devin Black

Minister of Children, Beth Goolesby

FAITH Minister of Music, Delores Hershey

Minister of Youth, Chase Howland

FALL CREEK Minister of Music, David Wrather

FELLOWSHIP Minister of Music, Roddy Pyle

GLADEVILLE Minister of Music, Phillip Hardy

Minister of Youth, Grady Pfahl

Minister of Youth, Eric Warren

Minister of Preschool, Bridget Scott

GRACE Minister of Music, David Hale

Minister of Education, Jim Mudd

Minister of Youth/Children, Doug Harris

HILLCREST Pastor-Associate, Mike Shelby

Minister of Music, Travis Peach

Minister of Youth, Addison Rogers

Minister of Children, Rachel Presley

Minister of Preschool, Reba Johnson

HOBSON PIKE Minister of Music, Ray Lambright

HURRICANE Minister of Music, Tommy Garrett

IGLESIA RENACER Minister of Music/Children,

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IMMANUEL Pastor Associate/Executive, Tom Suiter

Pastor Associate/Executive, Jeff Pratt

Minister of Music, Mark Caruth

Minister of Youth, Darrin Reynolds

Minister of Children, Angelia Jones

LAGUARDO Minister of Music, Chris Brown

Minister of Youth, Jonathan Jennings

LEBANON, FIRST Minister of Music, Allen Hendricks

Minister of Education, Benji Thomas

Minister of Youth/Children, Deric Spurgeon

MACEDONIA Minister of Music, Kenneth House

Minister of Education, Patricia Massey

MT JULIET, FIRST Minister of Music, Keith Sewell

Minister of Youth, John Thompson

Minister of Children, David Love

MT OLIVET Minister of Music/Youth, Wesley Vaughn

NEW VISION Minister of Music, Lisa Vickers

RAMAH Minister of Music, Mark Christian

ROCKY VALLEY Minister of Music, Jason Ligon

Minister of Youth, Chris Oglesby

ROUND LICK Minister of Music, Bryan Howard

Minister of Education, John Shearron

Minister of Youth, Shane Groves

SAULSBURY Minister of Music, Janice Singleton

SHOP SPRINGS Minister of Music, David Briscoe

SILVER SPRINGS Minister of Music, Phillip Brunner

Minister of Youth, John Shouse

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SMITH FORK Minister of Music, Jerry Bush

Minister of Youth, Steve Brown

VICTORY Pastor-Associate, Andrew Coleman

Minister of Music, Jim Murray

Minister of Youth, Mike Massaro

Minister of Children, Kyle Clifton

WATERTOWN, FIRST Minister of Music, Gilbert Aldridge

Minister of Youth, Ben Putnam

Minister of Children, Tiffany Luttrell

WEBB’S CHAPEL Minister of Music, Lewis Moore

WEST HAVEN Minister of Music, Tyler Moody

Minister of Youth/Children, Joel Thacker

WEST HILLS Minister of Music, Stan Blades

Minister of Youth, Ross Locke

Minister of Children, Alan Hardin

Minister of Preschool, Rachel Hardin

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ANNUAL MEETING

WEST HILLS BAPTIST CHURCH

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2018

4:00-6:15P.M.

AFTERNOON SESSION 4:00 Call to Order Charlie Pollard

Seating of Messengers

Adoption of Program

4:05 Worship in Song Stan Blades, West Hills

4:15 Doctrinal Message Seth Rone, Hobson Pike

4:35 Director of Missions Dave Shelley

Welcome Visitors/New Staff

DOM Report

Executive Board Report

4:40 Associational Ministries Reports

Evangelism Report Rick Burns

Missions Report Susan Crabtree

Adult Ministry Team Report Sue Denney

Baptist Collegiate Ministries Darrin Reynolds

Children & Youth Ministries Dave Shelley

4:55 Associational Business

Treasurer’s Report David Freeman

2019 Proposed Budget Seth Rone

Committee of Committees Marvin Medlin

Election of Officers Charlie Pollard

Annual Meeting Report Rodney Duckett

Miscellaneous Business

6:45 Special Music Silver Springs

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5:15 Worship in Song Stan Blades

5:25 Missional Message Will McReynolds, West Hills

5:45 Tennessee Baptist Mission Board Mark Anderson

5:55 Time of Remembrance Charlie Pollard

6:05 Closing Proceedings Charlie Pollard

Installation of Officers

Motion to Adjourn

Prayer/Benediction Dave Shelley

6:15 Dinner West Hills

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MINUTES


OCTOBER 18, 2018 ANNUAL MEETING-WEST HILLS BAPTIST CHURCH

AFTERNOON SESSION

CALL TO ORDER by Charlie Pollard, Moderator

SEATING OF MESSENGERS by Charlie Pollard

ADOPTION OF PROGRAM by Charlie Pollard

WORSHIP in SONG and PRAYER by Stan Blades,

minister of music at West Hills

“The Church’s One Foundation”, “This I Believe (The Creed)”

DOCTRINAL MESSAGE and PRAYER by Seth Rone, pastor of Hobson Pike

“The Doctrine of the Church” Matthew 16:13-18 The Ecclesia

Who is the church; what the church is and is not

WELCOME of VISITORS and NEW STAFF by Dave Shelley

Bo Irvin, pastor of Shop Springs

Brad Borggren, Students and Families at 3:18 Fellowship

James Stophel, pastor of Laguardo

Jim Yates, pastor of Fall Creek

Lewis McMullen, TBMB

Mark Anderson, TBMB Adult Homes

DOM and EXECUTIVE BOARD REPORTS by Dave Shelley

Thanks for Association; Give to Golden Offering; Three Executive

Board meetings for 2019-January 17; April 18; August 15-every

church can have two representatives

ASSOCIATIONAL MINISTRIES REPORTS

Evangelism Report by Rick Burns

One meeting-Evangelism Rally Monday, February 4 at 6:30P at

Barton’s Creek with Willie McLauren preaching…we have the best

news to share!

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Missions Report by Susan Crabtree

Standing in for Cindy Gibbs, new Associational WMU Director;

overview of 2018 events; Help WCBA churches reach anyone for

Christ in any way we can

Adult Ministries Reports by Sue Denney (Special Needs) and Darrin

Reynolds (BCM)

Special Needs – opportunity to see Lottie Moon giving at work in

Ukraine; highlighted events for the year

Cumberland BCM- Church opportunities coming up Thanksgiving

meals with International Students; March 11-14 Texas BCM teams

in Wilson County for Intentional Evangelism; available spring dates

for Tuesday lunches

Children and Youth Report by Dave Shelley (children) and Edna

Richardson (Bible Drill)

Children-Camp at Carson Springs July 22-26, 2019; day camps with

Bradly Vickers

Bible Drill- 5 of our churches participated; consider starting it

Christian Education Report by Bruce Ledford

Standing in for Lawrence Cole who is now serving in Cedar Hill,

Texas; 163 participated at Empower Conference in March 2018;

power of giving testimonies in Sunday School

ASSOCIATIONAL BUSINESS moderated by Charlie Pollard

Treasurer’s Report by David Freeman

Number of churches giving to Association; brief look at the

numbers-approved as written in Book of Reports

Consideration of 2019 Budget by Seth Rone (Finance Committee)

Presented Budget; passed as found in Book of Reports

Committee on Committees by Marvin Medlin (Committee on Committees)

Motion passed for Committee on Committees and new committee

members

Election of Officers

Moderator- Seth Rone (Hobson Pike)

Vice-Moderator- Fred Vantrease (Fellowship)

Treasurer- David Freeman (Lebanon First)

Clerk – Jim Yates (Fall Creek)

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Annual Meeting Report by Rodney Duckett

Next meeting is Thursday, October 17, 2018 at Immanuel with

Darrin Reynolds preaching Doctrinal and Jason Harlin preaching

Missional messages

James Stophel (Doctrinal) and Dwight Moody (Missional) are the

alternates

Miscellaneous Business by Dave Shelley

Presentation of 2021 Celebration Team of Byron Barnes

(Watertown First); T.A. Bryan (Lebanon First); Sue Denney (Silver

Springs); Jacob Lannom (Cedar Grove); Robbie Lea (Barton’s

Creek); Brenda Phillips (Immanuel); Carl Price (Shop Springs); Julie

Smith (Laguardo); Lou Stone (Victory); Terry Wrye (Fall Creek)

Recognition of Russ Stephens and his faithfulness to the

Association; Thank you West Hills for job well done in hosting

meeting

WORSHIP in SONG and PRAYER led by Stan Blades

“Jesus Saves”; “He is Mighty to Save”

MISSIONAL MESSAGE and PRAYER by Will McReynolds, pastor West Hills

“A Life on Mission” 2 Corinthians 5:17-21

It begins with an encounter with Jesus; our loyalty and message

proves our mission

Does our lives and our Association look like it’s on mission with

Jesus?

TBMB REPORT by Lewis McMullen and Mark Anderson

Presentation of plaque to churches giving to Golden Offering for

State Missions

Adult Homes- Provide Christian homes for adults with disabilities

and senior adults

Closed by singing a moving song that Mark wrote

TIME of REMEMBRANCE by Charlie Pollard

Thank God for their testimonies of faith-power point presentation

by Jesse McKay

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CLOSING PROCEEDINGS

INSTALLATION of NEW OFFICERS by Charlie Pollard

INSTRUCTION FOR DINNER by Will McReynolds

MOTION TO ADJOURN

CLOSING PRAYER by Dave Shelley

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DESIGNATED FUND – October 2017-September 2018

Designated Receipts

Annual Minutes 0.00

Baptist Collegiate Ministries 16,147.83

Disaster Relief 0.00

Hispanic Ministry 19,434.05

New Building Fund 0.00

Race Track Ministry 0.00

Seminary Extension 1,324.99

Senior Adult 0.00

Summer Employee 0.00

WCBA Camps 31,041.90

WCBA WMU Missions 0.00

TOTAL RECEIPTS 68,848.77

Designated Disbursements Oct ’17-Sept ‘18 Balance-on-Hand

Annual Minutes 0.00 908.99

Baptist Collegiate Ministries 11,511.72 46,960.23

Baptist Collegiate Missions 310.15 1,959.65

Disaster Relief 0.00 3,225.17

Hispanic Ministry 12,850.62 17,856.57

New Building Fund 5,210.39 8,619.47

Race Track Ministry 0.00 667.67

Seminary Extension 1,712.82 429.21

Senior Adult Ministry 0.00 15.89

Summer Employee 0.00 19.30

WCBA Camps 15,395.50 15,001.11

WCBA WMU Missions 0.00 6,208.79

TOTAL 46,991.20 101,872.05

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GENERAL FUND DISBURSEMENTS Jan-Sept 2018 A. DOM Salary/Benefits To Date Budget to Date Annual Budget

101 Salary 35,564.88 35,564.88 47,419.84 102 Housing and Utilities 19,170.00 19,170.00 25,560.00 103 Retirement 8,400.00 9,450.00 12,600.00 104 Family Insurance 6,257.40 6,374.97 8,499.96 106 DOM Christmas Bonus 0.00 0.00 625.00

Total DOM 69,392.28 70,559.85 94,704.80

B. Administrative Asst

201 Salary 15,104.00 15,600.00 20,800.00 202 Social Security 1,258.80 1,200.00 1,600.00 204 Christmas Bonus 0.00 0.00 500.00 205 Continued Education 248.50 937.52 1,250.00 206 Secretary’s Help 88.00 750.01 1,000.00

Total Admin. Assistant 16,699.30 18,487.53 25,150.00

C. BCM Director

301 Salary 4,782.25 4,808.97 6,590.07 302 Social Security 0.00 0.00 0.00

Total BCM Director 4,782.25 4,808.97 6,590.07

D. Associational Ministries 401 Postage 365.05 600.02 800.00

402a Sunday School 900.00 750.01 1,000.00 402b Vacation Bible School 780.52 975.01 1,300.00 403 Bible Drill 100.00 200.00 200.00 404 CWJC 129.00 750.01 1,000.00 405 WMU 1,301.97 2,250.00 3,000.00 406 Evangelism 672.04 1,350.00 1,800.00 407 Publications 0.00 0.00 500.00 408 BCM 0.00 750.01 1,000.00

410a Special Needs Ministry 216.26 375.02 500.00 410b Adult Ministries 800.00 375.02 500.00 411 Youth 194.67 750.01 1,000.00

412a Repairs/Maintenance 1,219.24 1,500.02 2,000.00 412b Custodial Service 1,275.00 1,350.00 1,800.00 413 Reimbursable Business 4,464.35 4,500.00 6,000.00 415 Association Missions 300.00 3,000.01 4,000.00 417 Disaster Relief/EPS 0.00 1,125.00 1,500.00 418 Annual Meeting-incidentals 12.55 0.00 300.00

Total 12,730.65 20,600.14 28,200.00

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E. Office Expense To Date Budget to Date Over/Under(-)

501 Office Supplies 635.29 1,125.00 1,500.00 502 Telephone 1,659.64 1,875.01 2,500.00 503 Insurance 3,656.00 3,500.00 3,500.00 504 Service Contracts 3,805.28 3,750.02 5,000.00

504b Equipment Mtce & New 0.00 375.02 500.00 505 Utilities 2,022.72 4,125.01 5,500.00 506 Kitchen Supplies 0.00 300.01 400.00

506a Qtly Exec. Board Meeting 716.95 1,200.00 1,200.00 506b Church Secty training 352.42 400.00 400.00 507 Miscellaneous 1,700.00 2,333.30 3,000.00

508a Pastor’s Christmas brunch 66.90 0.00 0.00 508b Pastor’s Annual Picnic 0.00 0.00 0.00 508c Pastor’s Wives brunch 0.00 0.00 0.00

Total Office Expense 14,615.20 18,983.37 23,500.00

TOTAL Jan-Sept 2018 118,219.68 133,439.86 178,144.87


TN BAPTIST FOUNDATION FUND JAN-SEPT 2018

Opening balance 1/1/18: $351,440.00

Receipts 45,033.86*

(interest, mkt value adjustment)

*Includes $30,000 transfer from

WCBA

Disbursements -11,076.65

(activity fees, mkt value adjustment)

Balance as of Sept 30, 2018 385,397.21

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2019 ASSOCIATIONAL BUDGET

A. Director of Missions 2018 2019

101 Salary 47,420.00 48,780.00

102 Housing and Utilities 25,560.00 26,760.00

103 Retirement 12,600.00 14,400.00

104 Family Hospital Insurance 8,500.00 8,500.00

105 Christmas Bonus 625.00 1,000.00

TOTAL Director of Missions 94,705.00 99,440.00

B. Secretary

201 Salary 20,800.00 21,450.00

202 Social Security & Medicare 1,600.00 1,650.00

204 Christmas Gift 500.00 500.00

205 Continuing Education 1,250.00 1,250.00

206 Secretary’s Help 1,000.00 1,000.00

TOTAL Secretary 25,150.00 25,850.00

C. BCM Director

301 Salary 6,590.07 6,800.00

TOTAL BCM Director 6,590.07 6,800.00

D. Associational Ministries

401 Postage 800.00 800.00 402a Sunday School 1,000.00 1,000.00 402b Vacation Bible School 1,300.00 1,300.00

403 Bible Drill 200.00 200.00

404 Christian Women’s Job Corps 1,000.00 500.00

405 Woman’s Missionary Union 3,000.00 3,000.00

406 Evangelism 1,800.00 1,800.00

407 Association Publications 800.00 200.00

408 Baptist Collegiate Ministries 1,000.00 1,000.00 410a Adult Ministries (Special Needs) 500.00 500.00 410b Adult Ministries 500.00 500.00

411 Youth 1,000.00 1,000.00 412a Repairs & Maintenance 2,000.00 2,000.00 412b Custodial Service 1,800.00 1,800.00

413 Reimbursable Business Expense 6,000.00 6,000.00

415 Associational Missions 4,000.00 4,000.00

417 Disaster Relief 1,500.00 0.00

418 Annual Meeting-incidentals 300.00 300.00

419 100th Celebration 2021 0.00 1,000.00

420 Seminary Extension 0.00 1,200.00

TOTAL Associational Ministries 28,200.00

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28,100.00

E. Office Expense 2018 2098

501 Office Supplies 1,500.00 1,500.00

502 Telephone 2,500.00 2,500.00

503 Insurance 3,500.00 3,500.00

504 Service Contracts 5,000.00 5,000.00 504b Equipment Mtce & New 500.00 500.00

505 Utilities 5,500.00 5,500.00

506 Kitchen Supplies 400.00 400.00 506a Quarterly Exec. Board Meetings 1,200.00 1,200.00 506b Church Secretary Training 400.00 400.00

507 Miscellaneous 3,000.00 3,000.00 508a Pastor’s Christmas Brunch 0.00 0.00 508b Pastor’s Annual Picnic 0.00 0.00 508c Pastor’s Wives Brunch 0.00 0.00

TOTAL Office Expense 23,500.00 22,000.00

Total 2019 Proposed Budget 178,145.00 182,190.00

Budget Need per Month 14,845.42 15,182.50

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GENERAL FUND RECEIPTS SEPTEMBER AND YTD 2018

CHURCH Oct-Dec ‘17 Jan-Sept ‘18 Oct ’17-Sept ‘18

3:18 Fellowship 516.98 1,491.73 2,008.71

Alexandria, First 745.55 2,402.13 3,147.68

Barton’s Creek 3,163.34 10,156.76 13,320.10

Calvary 860.40 2,964.72 3,825.12

Cedar Creek 135.00 405.00 540.00

Cedar Grove 120.00 360.00 480.00

Christ’s Servants 0.00 100.00 100.00

Encounter 50.00 450.00 500.00

Fairview 150.00 150.00 300.00

Faith 162.53 704.57 867.10

Fall Creek 1,000.00 5,000.00 6,000.00

Fellowship 593.16 1,816.48 2,409.64

Gladeville 2,280.00 3,990.00 6,270.00

Greenvale 0.00 3,000.00 3,000.00

Grace Life 0.00 500.00 500.00

Hillcrest 3,192.95 9,375.03 12,567.98

Hobson Pike 513.78 2,018.27 2,532.05

Hurricane 301.86 837.92 1,139.78

Iglesia Renacer 300.00 300.00 600.00

Immanuel 810.00 2,430.00 3,240.00

Laguardo 1,002.00 5,542.01 6,544.01

Lebanon, First 1,970.54 6,048.50 8,019.04

Macedonia 260.10 780.30 1,040.40

Mount Juliet, First 3,333.32 6,666.64 9,999.96

Mt Olivet 1,665.55 5,895.94 7,561.49

Ramah 225.12 868.31 1,093.43

Rocky Valley 333.34 1,666.70 2,000.04

Round Lick 1,500.00 4,500.00 6,000.00

Saulsbury 0.00 814.00 814.00

Shop Springs 600.00 1,800.00 2,400.00

Silver Springs 2,119.59 6,520.89 8,640.48

Smith Fork 165.00 495.00 660.00

Victory 2,159.00 5,873.67 8,032.67

Watertown, First 849.36 3,577.74 4,427.10

Webb’s Chapel 256.00 632.00 888.00

West Haven 5,796.70 15,469.95 21,266.65

West Hills 1,646.55 6,131.69 7,778.24

TBMB/Other 3,934.34 14,743.35 18,677.69

Total General

Receipts

42,712.06

136,479.30

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179,191.36

ASSOCIATIONAL BIBLE DRILL

Our Associational Bible Drill was held at Fall Creek on Sunday,

April 15, 2018. Edna Richardson serves as Associational Director. The

following participated in the drills:

Youth Bible Drill

High School: Clayton Crook, Round Lick

Middle School: Summer Crook, Round Lick

Children’s Drill

Sarah Powell, Fall Creek

Hannah Kelley, Mt Olivet

Abby Joe Crook, Round Lick

Alyssa Crook, Round Lick

Cierra Hensley, Round Lick

Nathan Riddle, Round Lick

Julianna Pruitt, Watertown First

Cara Brewer, Watertown First

Addyson Freeman, Watertown First

Greer Udulutch, Watertown First

Scott Fripp, Watertown First

Katelyn Rodriquez, West Hills

David Everett, West Hills

Lizzie Everett, West Hills

Ava Willis, West Hills

BAPTIST COLLEGIATE MINISTRIES

Cumberland University

The 2018 school year ended well for BCM at Cumberland University. We had an

average of 58 students and faculty for spring lunches and 18 students for Spring

Uprising Worship. Our mission trip to Orange Beach, AL, was a huge blessing of

connection and serving the people of Orange Beach. The week of graduation BCM

was awarded The Best Student Group on Campus!

The fall of 2018 has started off strong on campus with a partnership with Student

Life and a mobile skating rink where we saw 300 plus students come through

during a welcome week activity. We are averaging 85 students and faculty on

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Tuesday at our lunches and 32 students at our Wednesday Uprising Worship. We

have hosted a pancake night during Homecoming week and saw 75 Faculty and Staff

attend a special lunch in their honor at our center. We have a few events planning to

promote fellowship and outreach before the Christmas break.

We have some great opportunities for your church, Missions teams, and Women on

Mission to partner with us in the near future:

Thanksgiving Holiday at Cumberland

Last year we were approached by the International Student Organization

to assist in feeding international students on campus over the

Thanksgiving holiday. We facilitated six meals for 30 plus students. We

are making plans to do this outreach/ministry again in 2018 and will need

your help to make it special for our international students.

Spring Break 2018 Partnership with North Texas University and

other TX colleges over spring break in March

We will have mission teams from TX colleges doing evangelism on Middle

TN campuses the second week of March. They will be eating and

worshipping at the TBMB Disaster Relief facility in Mt Juliet. We are

looking for two to three meals for the team and possible facilities for them

to stay at while here.

Spring lunches for the 2019 semester on Tuesdays as we continue to

reach our campus at Cumberland University.

If you would like to partner with us or have any questions please contact

Darrin Reynolds at [email protected].

Darrin Reynolds

Director, Cumberland University Baptist Collegiate Ministries

CHRISTIAN WOMEN’S JOB CORPS

CWJC enrolled 16 women incarcerated in the Wilson County jail in Getting Ahead

classes. They were taught about financial, social, emotional, employment, and

spiritual resources needed to avoid reoffending after release. Each one developed

72-hour plans, monthly, and year-long plans for success. The following are

comments about the classes from some of the graduates:

“Thank you for showing us the right way to do things.”

“I’m going to get a job, stay focused, do the right things, and let God guide me to stay

on the positive path.”

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mailto:[email protected]

“It’s so nice to have help from someone not judging our past but pushing us to do

and be our best. I am so glad I had this opportunity.”

“I actually believe I can be better than I was before I came to jail. I have learned what

I need to work on myself-mentally, physically, emotionally, and spiritually.”

Nancy Steward

COMMITTEE ON COMMITTEES 2018-2019

Rachel Ferrell (Webb’s Chapel); Peg Tramel (Hurricane); Laura Waddle (Immanuel;

Mike Shelby (Hillcrest); Rebecca Lee Riddle (Round Lick)

Administrative Constitution

(1) Tim Chappel (1st Alexandria) (1) Carl Price (Shop Springs0

(2) Terry Wrye (Fall Creek) (2) Fred Vantrease (Fellowship)

(3) Andrew Coleman (Victory (3) Byron Barnes (1st Watertown)

Annual Meeting Credentials

(1) Amber Cummings (Silver Springs) (1) Rick Burns (Cedar Creek)

(2) Carol Pharris (West Hills) (2) Jason Mull (Rocky Valley)

(3) Mark Caruth (Immanuel) (3) Dwight Moody (3:18 Fellowship)

Baptist Collegiate Ministries Cultural Impact

(1) Ginny Lea (1st Watertown) (1) David Fallin (1st Mt Juliet)

(2) Benji Thomas (1st Lebanon) (2) Brody Ferrell (Webb’s Chapel)

(3) Jennifer Stephens (Silver Springs) (3) Sam Moses (Hillcrest)

Budget & Finance Missions

(1) Seth Rone (Hobson Pike) (1) Mike Massaro (Victory)

(2) Gary Maggart (Immanuel) (2) Ray Frazier (Mt Olivet)

(3) Mike Matney (Calvary) (3) Robert Post (Gladeville)

Building & Grounds TRUSTEES

(1) Ronnie Gaines (Webb’s Chapel) (1) T A Bryan (1st Lebanon)

(2) Paul Jewell (Big Springs) (2) Julian Stone (Victory)

(3) Wayne Ray (Immanuel) (3) Clark Oakley (1st Alexandria)

MINISTRY TEAM LEADERS

Adult Sue Denney (Silver Springs)

Children Dave Shelley (DOM)

Christian Education Bruce Ledford (Immanuel)

Evangelism Rick Burns (Cedar Creek)

Missions Cindy Gibbs (West Hills)

Youth Tim Burns (Barton’s Creek)

DAY CAMPS AND SUMMER CAMP REPORT

Welcome Bradly Vickers!!! He served our Association as a summer intern

and hit a home run in helping and directing our camps. He took over when

Dave Shelley went down and no one knew any difference in the quality of

the camps. Next summer we are adding another summer intern to work

with him in conducting our various day camps throughout our Association

and neighboring ones. Our dates for 2019 are:

March 11-14 Spring Break hosted by Mt Juliet First

June 3-6 Mt Juliet hosted by Victory

July 22-25 Watertown at Community Park

October 14-17 Fall Break hosted by Immanuel

NOTE: Still working on Lebanon summer dates and trying to work

out Norene camp

Also, we are helping neighboring Associations the following dates:

June 10-13 Concord hosted by Stones River in Smyrna

June 24-27 New Salem hosted by New Middleton

July 8-11 Salem hosted by Salem in Liberty

July 15-18 Nashville hosted by Whitsitt Chapel

We changed camp sites and 137 from eight churches participated and even

had an opportunity to be greeted by a black bear. Our people did a GREAT

job running the camp-seven of our men preached: Cameron Morris had

everyone singing; Chris Dickens gave direction; Wayne and Lynette Beadle

and Rodney Duckett kept everyone well fed.

Our theme was EVERLASTING from John 3:16. Pickett State Park took some

getting used to (may have been spoiled at Cedar Lake) but everyone made it

through the week with life changing experiences and good memories.

THANKS to the churches, leaders, and participants that made a great camp

possible!

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In 2019 we are at Carson Springs Conference Center July 22-26. The theme

is EXCHANGE based on Galatians 2:20. There is NO limitation as to the

number of participants. The cost is $225/person.

Our camp is recognized as a model children’s camp. It’s very difficult to find

one with solid preaching, incredible worship, plenty of activity and a very

tight schedule to keep things rolling. Whether your church has 2 or 50

children we would love to see you in 2019. Don’t miss it!!!

Dave

DIRECTOR OF MISSION’S REPORT

But 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 Judea, and in Samaria,

and unto the uttermost part of the earth. Acts 1:8 KJV

What a privilege that I have every day to live as an ambassador for the Lord

Jesus and to serve as your missionary in our “Jerusalem” where lives are

eternally touched. Thank you Wilson County for ten amazing years and for

whatever God has for us to do for Him in the future. It is with great joy that I

get to work alongside a great group of pastors and churches.

Part of the joy means at times the sadness of losing some of our pastors.

Jimmy Atnip went to his eternal home while Glenn Denton and Russ

Stephens retired from Hillcrest and Silver Springs after thirty plus years of

ministry in Wilson County. Instead of showing up to greet and preach on

the Lord’s Day Bro. Atnip went to glory – what a Sunday! We will miss the

passion for souls of Bro. Denton and the faithfulness of Bro. Russ especially

for reaching people and the work of the Association. May God continue to

use them in mighty ways for the building of His church.

Throughout the years I have been thankful for and praised the work of the

WMU in helping me to focus on missions and spreading the greatest story to

the ends of the earth. We give to Lottie and Annie and often overlook

Golden. God’s marching orders starts at home in our Jerusalem and moves

throughout our great state where 60% of the population is out-of-church

and more than likely lost without a personal relationship with Jesus.

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This past year was a special time for the Golden Offering for Tennessee

Missions. The world and 144 people groups live here. During Memorial Day

week 435 from 32 countries gathered at Carson Springs where a team of 10

from here served as staff. In Compassionate Ministries a few of our special

needs adults were spotted on the Week of Prayer video participating at

Special Needs Camp. Jennifer Denton started her journey as a teenager and

fifteen years later serves as head nurse for two weeks of camp.

In Impacting Future Generations there was a “cut” from Journey Camps of

Joyce Holleman who 50 summers ago gave her life to Jesus and now serves

on Journey staff. The BCM featured was from UT at Martin but reminded

one of the supernatural works that God is doing on the Cumberland campus

under the leadership of Darrin Reynolds. Each month our Association

receives money given to Golden for the work here. All of this would not

happen if Tennessee Baptists failed to give to our state mission offering.

Missions start right here where you are. I am thankful to be a small part of

something much bigger in sharing Jesus throughout our community, our

state, our nation and our world as Wilson County Baptists.

EXECUTIVE BOARD REPORT

In the 2017-2018 Associational year, our Executive Board…

Met three times: January 18 and August 16 at the Associational

building and April 19 at West Haven for our annual picnic.

James Stophel, Jason Harlin and Jonathan Richerson preached.

Heard guest reports from Jennifer Crane and Jeff Fisher (VA

Chaplains); Bill Choate (Golden Offering for State Missions).

Enjoyed two catered meals by Demos and Wildberry and a cookout

by West Haven.

Hired Bradly Vickers for summer day camps and camps.

Voted on motions to address the trees in front of the building

(removed) and cracks in parking lot to be handled by Building and

Grounds; added $3000 to miscellaneous to 2018 budget to provide

Coach training.

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Voted on recommendations from Annual Meeting committee

concerning more condensed annual meetings beginning in 2018

and various recommendations anticipating our 100th anniversary

which were later rescinded at another meeting because of date.

The 100th annual meeting is 2020; however, the 100th celebration is

May 2021.

The Executive Board meets on the third Thursday of January, April, and

August. Out January meeting meets at 11:00 and the other two meet at 6pm.

These meetings are preceded by a blessing and meal. At the conclusion of

the meal the Moderator called the meeting to order. The meeting consisted

of music, preaching, recognitions, reports by leaders and committees,

business, special reports, announcements, prayer requests, benediction and

dismissal.

Every church in the Association is allowed two Executive Board members

(usually a pastor and a lay person). Participation is essential to the good

working of the Association. We will meet in 2019 on the following dates:

January 17 at 11am at the Associational Office

April 18 at 6pm at West Haven

August 15 at 6pm at the Associational Office

Mark these dates on your calendar and plan to have someone represent

your church.

GOSPEL SINGING REPORT

4th Sunday Singing

This was the first year we have gone to quarterly gospel singings. The first

was with Mt. Olivet Baptist Church who combined with Barton’s Creek

Baptist Church and Fellowship Baptist had an attendance of 74. In April, the

singing was held at First Baptist Watertown with an attendance of 53. Then

in August, the singing was held at Immanuel Baptist with an attendance of

134. The total average attendance for the first three singings is 87, which is

an increase in attendance over the last couple of years. The next singing will

be at Hurricane Baptist Church on October 28, 2018.

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We had a variety in the styles of music provided at each singing and there

was good gospel music to please everyone. Thank you to the host churches

that opened their doors and hearts to those attending.

If, when and where more singings will be held has not yet been determined.

You will be notified by email or in the two local newspapers when this

information becomes available. Until then, let us all continue to sing songs

of praise to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

Joyce Stallings

Secretary for the singings

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MEMORIAL REPORT

Alexandria, First Fall Creek Immanuel continued

Billie Walker Jim Cox Mary Eubanks

Ann Edwards Mac Foutch

Barton’s Creek Roger Napier Hershey Gehris

Lucille Alsup Lucille Weaver Mary Goodwin

Kenneth Cunningham Lorene Wrye Linda Harbaugh

Kathleen Davis Myrna B Harrell

Dimple Hayes Grace Terry L Hemontolor

Jerry Wayne King Ella Mae Herd Fannie Mai Eddins Jones

Randall Ligon Lucille Kirby

Joyce “Cookie” Moser Grace Life Jean Lester

Rubie Ramsey Ron Maston Dave McKinney

Melissa Snyder Charlene Merritt

Hillcrest Glenda Miller

Big Springs Sammie Bennett Rev Leonard Nabors

Leonard Jeffreys Andrew Buhler Joyce Northern

Royce Burnett Dot O’Neal

Calvary Jeff Franklin Shirley Rose

Sylvia Rigby Hazel Hall Jack Cecil Sircy

Virginia Harlin Roger Stanford

Cedar Creek Newell Jenkins Rev Lewis Thomas

Doris Oliver Alexandria Johnson Earl Tomlinson

Willie C Oliver Joe Judkins Inez Warden

Joe Lackey Martha Williams

Cedar Grove Wesley Naron Pat Wright

Ron Nowling

Bill Piercey Hurricane Lebanon First

Virgil Bane Nancy Colbert

Fairview Walter Green Nancy Evins

Raymond Baines Helen Johnson Nadine Lamb

Johnny Gulley Ruth McQueen Madelyn Moore

Elsie Minchey Thomas Partlow

Missy Paul Immanuel

Leslie Vanhook Bobby Beadle Macedonia

Cheyenne White Ruth Belcher Horace Gore

Nancy Bell

Katherine Brown

Rachel Bryan

Gary Clayton

Frances Dixon

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Mt Juliet First Round Lick The Glade

Judith Ferrero Bessie Carter Benjamin Davidson

Gary Follis David Davenport III Alton Hicks

Anne Hester Sally O’Master Josephine Phariss

Sandy Holt John Henry Prichard Daryle Singletary

Gennis Keeton Davanne Blair-Tippett Ryan Stockton

David Michael Lee Jerry Wood

Howard Neal Victory

Hazel Stewart Shop Springs Betty Adams

Aubrey Howell Mildred Barber

Mt Olivet Bettye Leyhew Raymond Buttrey

Ellen Benward Jack Rukes Johnny Cripps

James Binion Doris Leonard

Richard Stephens Silver Springs Rick Lineberry

Leona Sullivan Turner Bradford Audrey Richmond

George Davis Wanda Robinson

Ramah Steve Fesler Carol Rhodes

Rev Jimmy Atnip Jim Morphis Barry Smith

Harold Taylor Sheri Waggoner

Rocky Valley

Joy Holden Smith Fork West Hills

Meda Pearl Morgan Jimmy Ray Cozart Mike Bradshaw

Timmy Cripps Pauline Harper

Ronald Leonard

Wanda Lunn

PLACE-TIME-PREACHER REPORT

PLACE: Immanuel Baptist Church

TIME: Thursday, October 17, 2019

DOCTRINAL MESSAGE

Darrin Reynolds (Immanuel)

Alternate – James Stophel (Laguardo)

MISSIONAL MESSAGE

Jason Harlin (Barton’s Creek)

Alternate – Dwight Moody (3:18 Fellowship)

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NEW CHURCH STAFF since October 2017

3:18 Fellowship Brad Borggren, Youth Minister

Barton’s Creek Tim Burns, Associate Pastor to Families

Fairview Brandt Waggoner, Senior Pastor

Fall Creek James Yates, Senior Pastor

Immanuel Cameron George, Creative Arts Minister

Tom Suiter, Pastor Associate-Executive

Laguardo James Stophel, Senior Pastor

Mt Juliet, 1st Phillip Dunn, Senior Pastor

Shop Springs Bo Irvin, Senior Pastor

West Hills Alan Hardin, Children’s Ministry Director

MISSIONS REPORT

WCBA Woman’s Missionary Union

The 2017-2018 year included several inspirational WMU meetings in our

association. It was also a year of changes. Sarah Sharp became the Director

in September 2017, but because of health and other reasons Sarah resigned

in September 2018 and Cindy Gibbs became the Director. Despite changes

WMU servants have faith that our mission of “Pursue the One” will continue

to grow and have the opportunity to reach out to others for Christ.

A brief description of our events follows:

November 6th – Baptist Women’s World Day of Prayer meeting was held at

1st Baptist Church Lebanon.

February 10th – Winter Celebration was hosted by Immanuel Baptist

Church. Watertown 1st Baptist Acteens did the Prayer Calendar and Beth

Moore and Juliana Wilson from the WMU State Office were introduced and

spoke.

April 7th –Spring Retreat was hosted by West Hills Baptist Church with

Darrin Reynolds speaking about the BCM at Cumberland University and

Cheryl Smith providing the music.

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Other ministries provided through WMU include English as a Second

Language classes, Christian Women’s Job Corps, PHOEBE Connections,

Women’s Prison Ministry and many other individual church ministries.

Our association is truly blessed with wonderful, mission-minded churches.

On behalf of the WMU Leadership Team, we urge anyone to contact us with

any questions that you may have regarding WMU or any of the mission

projects that are ongoing in Wilson County. Our mission is to help the

Wilson County Baptist Association churches reach others for Christ in any

way we can.

Cindy Gibbs

WCBA WMU Director

SPECIAL NEEDS MINISTRIES REPORT

Our special needs adults started the year playing basketball at West Hills

Baptist Church. We played hard and enjoyed some snacks and good

fellowship. I had a class at the Associational VBS Clinic training teachers to

teach special needs children and adults at VBS.

Our annual special needs picnic and baseball game at Barton’s Creek Baptist

Church was rained out. The score is still tied.

We had a wonderful praise and worship time at Immanuel Baptist Church.

Our special needs children and adults love singing and sharing testimonies

to God.

We finished our summer with a cookout and water games at Silver Springs

Baptist Church. It turned out to be a wet day for our special friends!

A fall festival is planned October 20th at Don Fox Park with games and food.

Our year will end with a Christmas praise and worship on December 1st.

Sue Denney

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VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL REPORT

On Tuesday, April 10, 2018 the Wilson County Baptist Association’s

Vacation Bible School Training Clinic was held at Hillcrest Baptist Church.

This year’s them was “Game on: Gearing Up for Life’s Big Game”. We had

a total of 83 attendees, with 1 pastor present.

Our Associational Team for this year’s clinic was:

Director of Missions Dave Shelley

VBS Director Rachel Presley

Babies/2s Reba Johnson

3s-PreK Ruth Henslee

Kindergarten Linda Styles

Missions Amanda Murray

1st-2nd Grade Rachel Hardin

3rd-4th Grade Joyce Holleman

VBX (5th-6th Grade) Alan Hardin

Crafts Pat Denton

Youth Tim Burns

Recreation Dave Shelley

Snacks Chrissy Varney

Music Amanda Bennett

Special Friends Sue Denney

2018 Theme: “In the Wild”

2019 Associational VBS Clinic will be scheduled in April at Hillcrest

Baptist Church.

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WILSON COUNTY BAPTIST ASSOCIATION HISTORICAL TABLE

The Association was organized in the Lebanon Baptist Church, May 28, 1921

MODERATOR: J H GRIME CLERK: W E WAUFORD

Year Church Preacher Moderator Clerk 1921 Shop Springs J A Kirtley J H Grime Thomas E Bryan 1922 Fall Creek J H Grime J H Grime Thomas E Bryan 1923 Cedar Creek E A Cox W H Williams Thomas E Bryan 1924 Smith Fork J G Hughes W H Williams Thomas E Bryan 1925 Mt Olivet J H Grime W H Williams Thomas E Bryan 1926 Barton’s Creek J C Stewart W H Williams Thomas E Bryan 1927 Gladeville J G Hughes W H Williams Thomas E Bryan 1928 Watertown T G Davis W H Williams Albert T Fite 1929 Ramah J H Grime W H Williams Albert T Fite 1930 Hurricane P W Carney W H Williams Albert T Fite 1931 Cedar Grove J A Brannon W H Williams Albert T Fite 1932 Rocky Valley Sam P Martin Walter Smithwick Albert T Fite 1933 Laguardo H D Burns Walter Smithwick Albert T Fite 1934 Greenvale P W Carney W H Williams Albert T Fite 1935 Prosperity C E Almand W H Williams Albert T Fite 1936 Round Lick Joe Strother J C Stewart Albert T Fite 1937 Alexandria H A Russell W H Williams Albert T Fite 1938 Little Cedar Lick C H Warren W H Williams Albert T Fite 1939 Cedar Creek Hoyt C

Huddleston

C H Warren Albert T Fite

1940 Barton’s Creek C E Wright C H Warren Albert T Fite 1941 Mt Juliet B B Powers W H Williams Albert T Fite 1942 Lebanon Fred Morgan W H Williams Albert T Fite 1943 Shop Springs C H Warren Wayne Tarpley Albert T Fite 1944 Smith Fork Wendell Price Wayne Tarpley James H Williams

1945 Rutland Fred Morgan W H Williams S H Penuel 1946 Fall Creek A M Senter W H Williams S H Penuel 1947 Mt Olivet R L Franklin J H Shannon S H Penuel 1948 Cedar Grove Herbert Mann J H Shannon S H Penuel 1949 Barton’s Creek M M Youngblood B B Powers Allen Buhler 1950 Gladeville Allen Buhler Charles Yelton J H Rushing 1951 Alexandria K M Startup Charles Yelton J H Rushing 1952 Lebanon 1st N O Baker A H Hopson J H Rushing 1953 Cedar Creek H T Brown Allen Buhler J H Rushing 1954 Laguardo Johnnie Lee C W Leonard E W Weatherly 1955 Greenvale Othar Smith C W Leonard E W Weatherly

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1956 Round Lick Ernest Blair C W Leonard E W Weatherly 1957 Immanuel Sam Brooks M L Arbuckle E W Weatherly 1958 Watertown 1st Robert T Clark M L Arbuckle C W Leonard 1959 Southside Sam Morris J Hall Grime Fred T Evans 1960 Rocky Valley John Drayer Othar O Smith Fred T Evans 1961 Prosperity Joe M Strother A A McClanahan Fred T Evans 1962 Cedar Grove R G Lee A A McClanahan Fred T Evans 1963 Gladeville Robert Capra Hoyte C Huddleston Fred T Evans 1964 Mt Juliet Donald Owens Hoyte C Huddleston Ray Mabey 1965 Smith Fork (N) Grady Craddock Grady Craddock Ray Mabel Alexandria (D) 1966 Lebanon 1st William Stockton Grady Craddock Mrs R E Dunaway

1967 Immanuel Ira W Suiter Donald Owens Mrs James Heisner

1968 Mt Olivet Conard S Cato Donald Owens Mrs James Heisner

1969 Watertown 1st Hoyte C

Huddleston

Harry F Nichols Mrs James

Heisner 1970 Fairway (N) James Shutt B E Rickman Mrs James Heisner

Trinity (D) 1971 Shop Springs-N Billy Trice James Shutt Robert D Agee Southside - D 1972 Fall Creek (N) Carl Scarlett Robert D Agee James Hutchings Hillcrest (D) 1973 Round Lick (N) James Owen Robert D Agee James Hutchings Trinity (D) 1974 Cedar Creek (N) Charles Gresham Nathan Hale James Hutchings Laguardo (D) 1975 Smith Fork (N) Billie Friel W L Baker James Hutchings Cedar Grove (D) 1976 Immanuel (N) Chuck Young W L Baker James Hutchings Prosperity (D) 1977 Greenvale (N) Larry Bullard Kenneth Tramel James Hutchings Fairview (D) 1978 Saulsbury (N) Robert DeLozier Chuck Young James Hutchings Southside (D) 1979 Barton’s Creek-N James G Williams Kenneth Tramel Robert D Agee Shop Springs - D 1980 Linwood (N) Ray Cleek Larry Bullard Robert D Agee Mt Juliet 1st (D) 1981 Calvary (N) Eltis Brown Ray Cleek Bobby G Johnson Watertown 1st (D) 1982 Macedonia (N) Roy Gilley Ray Cleek Bobby G Johnson Round Lick (D) 1983 Alexandria 1st (N) Jim Manley Ray Cleek James Hutchings Lebanon 1st (D) James Davis 51

1984 Laguardo W L Baker Jim Manley Curtis Woods Immanuel Billie Friel 1985 Cedar Creek Albert Jewell Bobby Johnson Curtis Woods Fall Creek Robert D Agee 1986 Rocky Valley Allen Buhler Bobby Johnson Peggy Tramel Mt Olivet Kenneth Tramel 1987 Fairview Franklin Paschall Bobby Johnson Kenneth Tramel Gladeville Randy Sledge 1988 Cedar Creek Billie Friel Bill Enoch Bob Johnson Watertown 1st Ray Cleek 1989 Hillcrest Russ Stephens Bill Enoch Kenneth Griffin Round Lick W L Baker 1990 Laguardo Kenneth Griffin Albert Jewell Kenneth Griffin Fairview Donald Elmore 1991 Southside Joe Coleman Albert Jewell Kenneth Griffin Immanuel Donald Pharris 1992 Gladeville Carl Price Kenneth Tramel Kenneth Griffin Fall Creek Billy Trice 1993 Greenvale Art Criscoe Billy Trice Kenneth Griffin Village Donald Owens 1994 Barton’s Creek Glenn Denton Billy Trice Kenneth Griffin Immanuel Gary Odom 1995 Shop Springs Don McElroy Donald Pharris Kenneth Griffin Fall Creek Robert Agee 1996 Hobson Pike Marvin Nail Donald Pharris George Coaker Silver Springs Jim McAfee 1997 Mt Olivet Michael Cantrell Carl Price Mike Shelby Cedar Creek Mike Shelby 1998 Laguardo Tim Crosby Carl Price Mike Shelby Hillcrest Jerry Smith 1999 Immanuel Eltis Brown Glenn Denton Mike Shelby Charlie Pollard 2000 Fairview Gary Rickman Glenn Denton Mike Shelby W D Thomason 2001 Alexandria 1st Kenyn Cureton Jonas Taylor Mike Shelby Clive Bell 2002 West Hills Dan Dozier Jonas Taylor Mike Shelby Jonas Taylor 2003 Shop Springs Mark Thompson Charlie Pollard Jason Lohorn Terry Cathey 2004 Barton’s Creek Jason Lohorn Charlie Pollard Jason Lohorn Kenn Hucks 2005 Mt Olivet Terry Fesler Mike Shelby Jason Lohorn Gary McCaleb 52

2006 Rocky Valley Tim Eldred Mark Thompson Charlie Pollard Curt Wagoner 2007 Victory James Williams Mark Thompson Billie Friel Steve Mayle 2008 Round Lick Bart Gibbs Don Mathis Billie Friel Dave Shelley 2009 Laguardo David Freeman Don Mathis Peggy Tramel Chuck Groover 2010 Fall Creek Jorge

Vasconcelos

Gary McCaleb Dave Shelley

Mark Rager 2011 Gladeville Greg Bell Gary McCaleb Dave Shelley Bruce Grubbs 2012 Lebanon 1st Glenn Denton Greg Bell Tricia Culver Russ Stephens 2013 Cedar Grove Terry Fesler Greg Bell Tricia Culver Billie Friel 2014 Calvary Jonathan

Richardson

Terry Fesler Tricia Culver

Fred Vantrease 2015 Watertown 1st Don Mathis Terry Wrye Tricia Culver Mark Marshall 2016 Mt Olivet Rodney Duckett Terry Wrye Tricia Culver Randy Davis 2017 Silver Springs Rick Burns Rodney Duckett Tricia Culver Russ Stephens 2018 West Hills Seth Rone Charlie Pollard Tricia Culver Will

McReynolds

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Wilson County Baptist Association Baptism Information

For ACP Year 2018

Name Total 5 & Under

6 to 11 12 to 17

18 to 29

30 plus Other Additions

3:18 Fellowship 9 0 2 4 0 3 0

Alexandria First Baptist Church

8 0 3 2 1 2 4

Barton's Creek Baptist Church

18 0 7 7 1 3 56

Big Springs Baptist Church

0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Calvary Baptist Church 0 0 0 0 0 0 2

Cedar Creek Baptist Church

2 0 0 0 2 0 6

Cedar Grove Baptist Church

33 0 7 11 7 8 9

Christ's Servants 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Community Baptist Church of Wilson

Crossroads Baptist Fellowship

Encounter Church

Fairview Church 8 0 3 1 2 2 20

Faith Baptist Church

Fall Creek Baptist Church

2 0 1 0 1 0 3

Fellowship Baptist Church

2 0 0 0 2 0 6

Grace Baptist Church 7 0 1 3 0 3 10

Greenvale Baptist Church

Hillcrest Baptist Church

37 0 6 8 8 15 43

Hobson Pike Baptist Church

0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Hurricane Baptist Church

3 0 0 3 0 0 0

Iglesia Bautista Renacer

8 0 0 1 0 7 0


46 0 17 17 4 8 83

Name Total 5 &

Under 6-11 12-17 18-29 30+ Other

Laguardo Baptist Church

6 0 4 1 0 1 0

Lebanon First Baptist Church

8 0 3 0 2 3 14

Macedonia Baptist Church

2 0 0 0 0 2 2

Mount Juliet First Baptist Church

27 0 11 11 0 5 17

Mount Olivet Baptist Church

3 0 0 1 1 1 7

New Vision Baptist Church

Ramah Baptist Church 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

Rocky Valley Baptist Church

4 0 0 1 2 1 0

Round Lick Baptist Church

9 0 5 4 0 0 7

Saulsbury Baptist Church

Shop Springs Baptist Church

1 0 1 0 0 0 0

Silver Springs Baptist Church

7 0 2 4 0 1 1

Smith Fork Baptist Church

0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Grace Life Baptist 2 0 1 1 0 0 5

The Glade Church 29 1 18 4 2 4 45

Victory Baptist Church 6 0 2 0 2 2 33

Vine Baptist Church 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Watertown First Baptist Church

9 1 4 3 0 1 11

Webb's Baptist Chapel 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

West Haven Baptist Church

6 0 2 2 2 0 0


13 0 4 1 1 7 0

318 2 104 90 0 79 386

Name SS Enroll. 5 & Under 6 -

11 12-17

18-29

30 plus

SS & Small Group Avg

SS Avg Att.

Total SS & Small Grp Avg

3:18 Fellowship 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


99 11 8 11 7 62 0 0 68


248 29 38 29 53 99 0 0 191


16 0 5 1 1 9 0 0 16

Calvary Baptist Church

74 4 5 8 5 52 0 0 44


70 4 7 8 14 37 0 0 56


0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 50

Christ's Servants 23 2 0 1 3 17 0 0 16

Community

Crossroads Fellowship

Encounter Church

Fairview Church 443 75 74 22 35 237 0 0 343



83 10 7 8 19 39 0 0 73


50 2 5 4 5 34 0 0 31

Grace Baptist Church

146 8 20 18 35 65 0 0 110



949 77 117 122 48 585 0 0 609


21 1 5 2 0 13 0 0 21


24 5 2 3 0 14 0 0 0


84 12 25 7 10 30 0 0 84


1678 149 211 180 272 866 0 0 878

Wilson County Baptist Association Bible Study Information


117 3 7 26 15 66 0 0 57


348 50 37 46 40 175 0 0 138


15 1 1 0 1 12 0 0 15

Mount Juliet First

1095 139 96 172 61 627 0 0 603


206 5 10 6 8 177 0 0 57


Ramah Baptist Church

12 0 0 0 0 12 0 0 12

Rocky Valley Baptist Church

105 15 16 6 1 67 0 0 60


314 32 65 83 11 123 0 0 103



49 1 1 3 0 44 0 0 30


7 0 2 4 0 1 0 0 112


15 0 2 1 0 12 0 0 12

Grace Life Baptist

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 35

The Glade Church

1557 3358 334 227 62 599 0 0 358

Victory Baptist Church

735 65 68 68 44 490 0 0 347

Vine Baptist Church


233 27 40 39 7 120 0 0 152

Webb's Baptist Chapel

34 4 1 1 1 27 0 0 25


165 15 20 30 50 50 0 0 125


245 13 23 31 23 155 0 0 163

9260 1094 1252 1167 831 4916 0 0 5034

Wilson County Baptist Association Financial Information 2018

Name Total Receipts

Undesignated Gifts

Designated Gifts

Other Gifts

Cooperative Program

Association Gifts

Annie Armstrong

Lottie Moon

Golden Offering

Total Mission

Gifts

Other GC Gifts

3:18 Fellowship

311,652 111,652 200,000 0 8,708 2,233 0 0 0 12,257 1,116


184,441 157,384 27,057 0 4,722 3,148 2,450 4,224 1,405 18,086 2,138


739,056 444,008 292,206 2,842 52,456 22,897 4,937 5,840 3,405 103,307 2,849


8,366 8,366 170 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


142,826 115,610 20,716 6,500 10,180 3,504 1,040 2,075 720 19,034 515


125,158 101,392 23,663 103 1,920 540 0 1,027 0 4,792 0


99,470 87,708 11,762 0 0 0 785 955 604 3,771 1,427

Christ's Servants

25,290 25,290 0 0 600 100 0 0 0 700 0

Community Baptist Church of Wilson

Crossroads Baptist Fellowship

Encounter Church

Fairview Church

1,240,318 884,651 355,667 0 66,602 300 27,167 44,651 0 156,704 17,984



166,017 158,162 7,636 219 15,816 6,000 1,903 1,555 1,755 35,322 7,170


63,366 61,150 2,216 0 1,942 2,410 0 2,212 0 7,323 0


238,879 223,425 11,578 3,876 0 0 0 265 0 23,660 9,283



1,556,206 1,532,004 24,115 87 1,200 12,500 0 5,344 0 139,692 120,648


54,823 51,473 3,350 0 2,573 2,531 500 1,050 0 7.254 0


51,548 38,193 13,355 0 4,749 1,320 1,085 799 455 10,798 170


86,000 0 86,000 0 1,200 600 0 0 0 1,800 0


3,875,637 2,737,698 1,080,056 57,883 178,246 4,000 24,000 84,000 3,600 529,811 8,400


156,345 153,008 2,933 404 14,884 6,353 125 1,017 30 24,864 1,761


812,554 797,416 14,374 764 80,503 8,749 17,672 40,037 6,663 165,908 1,825


23,238 23,238 0 0 1,560 1,040 174 677 200 3,651 0


2,275,599 2,033,108 241,495 996 82,338 10,000 19,029 55,697 3,670 243,054 2,968


281,112 236,385 29,520 15,207 19,825 7,450 2,500 13,370 1,812 53,182 2,000



36,473 36,473 0 0 3,645 1,093 0 0 0 4,738 0

Rocky Valley

183,043 173,301 9,742 0 2,666 1,333 0 120 0 4,119 0


400,800 298,600 102,200 0 28,000 6,000 2,104 2,115 846 39,065 0



103,038 81,664 6,434 14,940 5,400 2,400 1,630 3,343 1,250 14,424 0


377,334 343,500 33,834 0 37,623 7,838 3,180 5,556 2,270 62,514 2,135


26,509 16,716 7,543 2,250 1,618

660 0 1,487 0 4,103 0

Grace Life 0 0 0 0 1,733 500 0 0 0 0 0

The Glade Church

2,250,004 1,871,801 365,037 13,166 28,000 6,840 7,756 13,405 95 363,711 5,040


1,760,150 1,509,905 247,900 2,345 150,991 11,310 18,765 27,856 4,199 234,500 6,379

Vine Baptist Church

9,651 9,598 53 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


252,158 239,450 11,596 1,112 16,762 4,789 1,820 4,433 965 29,478 710

Webb's Baptist Chapel

58,207 48,370 9,794 43 1,320 888 0 520 0 3,728 0


425,000 350,000 75,000 0 0 17,000 1,000 1,000 0 19,000 0


498,401 388,912 101,678 7,810 23,337 7,779 5,485 7,990 3,562 54,964 0

19,276,711 15,427,966 3,714,701 134,044 849,367 162,964 147,689 333,051 37,512 2,210,702 191,093

Name Total

Members Resident Members

Other Addition

Primary Worship

SS Enroll SS Avg Attend.

VBS Enroll

DT Enroll

Music Min.

Total WMU l.

Total Men’s

3:18 Fellowship

74 0 0 74 0 0 0 35 4 0 14


221 170 4 95 99 0 78 8 24 35 0


389 386 56 300 248 0 206 101 95 80 25


65 40 0 19 16 0 0 10 0 0 0


178 172 2 70 74 0 60 0 15 6 0


228 220 6 105 70 0 71 0 18 3 0


140 113 9 96 0 0 73 20 2 0 22

Christ's Servants

27 18 0 11 23 0 0 0 1 0 2

Community Baptist

46 46 0 35 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Crossroads Fellowship

Encounter Church

Fairview Church

510 505 20 383 443 0 150 0 41 0 0



427 120 3 90 83 0 97 35 23 0 0


156 110 6 42 50 0 0 0 12 0 0


155 151 10 150 146 0 105 40 46 0 25



2,871 2,711 43 1,000 949 0 710 325 142 225 125


35 5 0 40 21 0 18 0 8 0 0


204 90 0 30 24 0 29 10 0 8 0

Iglesia Bautista

155 135 0 120 84 0 0 0 13 31 25

Wilson County Baptist Association Membership Information

Renacer


3,875 3,293 83 1,132 1,678 0 620 256 324 106 290


190 190 0 80 117 0 105 0 20 0 0


461 449 14 208 348 0 120 57 108 75 27


22 22 2 15 15 0 0 0 0 0 0


3,252 1,946 17 719 1,095 0 508 198 118 0 0


301 233 7 72 206 0 83 42 32 24 24



102 57 1 32 12 0 0 0 0 0 0

Rocky Valley 515 0 0 0 105 0 75 69 35 23 0


568 198 7 125 314 0 191 10 52 46 0



250 130 0 55 49 0 29 0 3 16 5


690 545 1 131 7 0 122 34 37 11 10


115 47 0 25 15

0 0 10 12 0 2

Grace Life 49 49 5 65 0 0 0 0 8 0 15

The Glade Church

3,105 1,878 45 812 1,557 0 458 0 96 11 70


1,229 1,129 33 452 735 0 298 145 44 52 25

Vine Baptist Church

62 34 1 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


515 426 11 235 233 0 120 45 111 71 0

Webb's Chapel

156 152 0 43 34 0 61 0 6 11 0

West Haven Baptist

300 275 0 250 165 0 75 40 11 0 40

Church


656 238 0 193 245 0 240 0 49 41 0

22,294 16,283 386 7,340 9,260 0 4,702 1,490 1,510 875 746

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