May/June 2012 Newsletter
NETWORKING CHURCHES TOGETHER, IN WHAT WE CAN’T DO ALONE.
Spartanburg County Baptist Network PO Box 4884, Spartanburg, South Carolina 29305-4884
Phone: 864.582.8330 Fax: 864.583.2001 E-mail: sptbgba@bellsouth.net
Week of Prayer for Local Missions
& Evelyn Henderson Offering
During the week of May 13-20, 2012 please pray for the staff and
ministries of the Spartanburg County Baptist Network.
? Pray that the Lord will use the 93 churches of the Network to impact Spartanburg County with the Gospel by ministering to the needs of our community and leading people to a personal relationship with Christ.
? Pray that as a result of the Ethnic Ministries Summit just held, partnerships developed will continue to grow and that believers from all nationalities will work together to reach the world for Christ!
? Pray for our ministry to college students on 5 campuses. Pray for the student leaders to be bold in sharing Christ on their campus and for new believers to grow in their walk with the Lord.
? Pray that the Lord will use the various mission ministry outreach projects, such as fair ministry, block parties, ministry partnerships, VBS, etc., to bring people into a saving relationship with Him.
? Pray for your Network Staff: Jim Goodroe, Director; Paul McKee, Mission Ministries Consultant; Sheri Norris,
International Ministries Coordinator; Julie Harris, Church Services Consultant; Jayne Lambert, Secretary/Receptionist; and Suzanne Bachelor, Baptist Collegiate Ministry Director.
Evelyn Henderson Offering goal is $15,000 to be used for:
• Hispanic Summer Workers • Church Plants • Used Literature Ministry
• Disaster Relief • National Softball Association Outreach
(Please give through your local church designated for: Spartanburg County Baptist Network offering.)
National Day of Prayer
Thursday, May 3, 2012
11:45am - 1pm
The Beacon
(rain location: Southside Baptist Church)
Join us to pray for our national, state and local leaders, as well as local ministries, churches, schools and our families.
Please Note: The Network office will be closed from 11:30 to 1:30pm on this day to allow our staff to take part in this observance.
From theDirector
Thank you SO much for the sabbatical. It was approved in my tenth year as your DOM, but deferred until after the Ethnic Ministries Summit. It ended April 21. I attended our spring Executive Team meeting on April 24, and am on sabbatical until our fall Executive Team meeting September 18. Paul McKee was approved as Acting DOM in my absence. He and our great staff will assure that our Network missions and ministries continue in my absence, and that the needs from our churches are met. One regret is that the 22-weeks away keeps me from attending all of our churches this year, as I did in each of my first eleven years. In the 29 weeks of this Network year I was here, I attended 55 of our 93 churches, plus another which has applied and our new messianic synagogue. I am touring the country to visit associations/key churches/ethnic ministries/city reaching movements, with some sightseeing and vacation interspersed. The first two weeks out, I made it to 3 of the 8 states I had not visited, after a couple days at Southeastern Seminary, where I had never been.
I ended April with a Sunday service and ministry fair at Brooklyn Tabernacle. I’ll start May with their Tuesday evening prayer meeting (read about this in Jim Cymbala’s book), spend a staff meeting day at Emmanuel Gospel Center (hosted the Boston summit), and tour the Roger Williams (Baptist founder in the USA) historical sites in Rhode Island. Coming back through Washington, I’ll attend Capitol Hill Baptist Church, pastored by Mark Dever. I had already seen every MLB team play at home, so this trip includes baseball games at the 2 new parks in NYC & one in DC. I saw in Virginia my church visitation partner from 1970-71, the year I was trained as a soul-winner. I get home for the Summit wrap-up meeting & fellowship May 10, the state ethnic ministries meeting May 11-12, and Mother’s Day with Nancy and her Mother. May 14-19 is FL (new baseball park Miami & friend on Daytona team). Back here for Evelyn Henderson’s 50th anniversary in ethnic ministry May 20, then Nancy & I drive through MW/NW & West, see the Grand Canyon & our TX grandchildren. Will be in New Orleans to speak at the national DOM conference and attend the S. Baptist Convention, to GA for HS class reunion, and back to Spartanburg by June 28.
Besides the sabbatical, I also thank the churches and individuals who helped in so many different ways with the Ethnic Ministries Summit. Our great Network staff each kept doing a great job with their regular tasks while giving increasing time on the Summit, the closer it got. Were it not for them, I could not have served as the Summit administrator, nor be away from here on sabbatical. So thanks to all of you and special thanks to our staff Paul/Julie/Jayne/Sherri and our Hispanic ministry consultant, Doug Jett.
Please feel free to contact me via email: jgoodroe@bellsouth.net
News Around the Network
- Green Pond called Paul Stubblefield as Pastor starting April 15th.
- Shawn Shipman has been called by Arcadia First as Minister of Music and Youth as of April 1st.
- Josh Ridings resigned as Worship Leader of Hope Point on January 12th to begin ministry with Summit Church.
- Bo Butler resigned as Children’s Minister at Milestones Church effective March 25th.
- Ken Dorrity, Minister of Students and Recreation at Southside, resigned his position effective March 25th to do youth ministry at Grace Christian Fellowship in Summerville, SC.
- Ed Bolton, Pastor at Grace, retired on Sunday, April 22nd after serving 52 years in the ministry.
- Heather Breitenbach resigned as Minister of Youth and Children at Zion Hill, effective April 8th.
- Converse has called Dr. Mike Davis as their Pastor, beginning May 15th. Dr. Davis had been serving as their Interim.
- Congratulations to Daniel and Heidi Godfrey on the birth of a son, Troy Daniel, on February 27th.
- Temple Baptist Church in Gaffney is looking for a part-time Youth Pastor. This is an established ministry needing leadership to expand to the next level. It is our desire to reach and disciple teens who are passionate for Christ. Send résumés to: Temple Baptist Church, 1508 Cherokee Avenue, Gaffney, SC 29340.
CHURCHES seeking PASTORS
Beaver Hills, Crossroads, Fairforest, Grace, Green Street, Prince of Peace, Rock Hill of Inman
Christian Sympathy
Our deepest sympathy is extended to:
• Dr. Jim Goodroe and his family in the death of his uncle, Lamar Goodroe, on March 14, 2012.
• The family of John Platt in his death on March 17th. He was formerly Associate Pastor at Fairforest and served as DOM at Lancaster and Columbia Metro.
• The family of Celia Bridges, former Secretary at the Baptist Network. Celia passed away on April 4th.
DISCOVER HOW YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THE LIVES OF OTHERS IN 2012!
MISSION TRIP PRAISE REPORT:
On March 23-24, Boiling Springs FBC and Crosspointe Community Fellowship Churches partnered together for our 2nd Annual pre-Easter event in Bluefield, VA. We conducted a community-wide block party, an Easter egg hunt and a worship service including a choir/praise band concert. As a result of this effort and in spite of storms going on all around us the night before and all morning, we saw 2100 people attend this event and 48 salvations. We also held a launch service for a new church plant in Raven, VA where we saw 2 more salvations. Although Satan reared his ugly head, God prevailed once again and to Him all the glory is deserved and given. A special thanks to the many churches here in Spartanburg who collected, stuffed and donated eggs. I will be sending a video to every church who took part in this event. Thanks to all the other volunteers who served in this effort as well. If you would like to help in 2013, please begin buying eggs now when they go on sale.
MAY’S EMPHASES: “Evelyn Henderson Mission Offering” and “Baby Bottle Campaign”
Evelyn Henderson Mission Offering: This year’s offering goes to help support a variety of ministries throughout Spartanburg County. Please prayerfully consider giving to this offering. Your assistance can help spread the gospel to those in need of hearing it. For a list of ministries, you can go to www.spartanburgcountybaptistnetwork.org.
*Migrant/Health Kits: – Kits are due at Boiling Springs FBC May 31, 2012. Call 578-0313 for more details.
Carolina Pregnancy Center: What a special opportunity to honor your mother during the month of May by filling a Baby Bottle with loose change and donating it to the CPC to help them serve other mothers learning new skills as a struggling mom, receive Godly council on alternatives to abortion, and most importantly, share Christ with them. This campaign accounts for almost half of the CPC’s yearly operating budget. Please help as the Lord leads you or your church.
JUNE’S EMPHASES: “Greater Spartanburg Ministries” and “Network Literature Ministry”
GSM:A non-profit ministry that serves people in times of crisis throughout the entire county. They depend on your donations both monetarily and in kind. You can look at the 2012 Mission booklet under the month of June, go to www.greatersm.org or call 585-9371 to find out how you can help with specific needs and volunteer opportunities. Network
Literature Ministry (formerly known as Luke 19:10): Rather than throwing perfectly good used and new literature away, please collect and deliver it to the Network. At least twice a year, we will load and transport to a ministry in Decatur, Alabama where it will be shipped to over 21 countries around the world. Lives are being changed for eternity through the gift of God’s Word and other Christian literature. If you would like to also contribute to the cost of transportation and shipping, please make checks payable to SCBN. For more info on sharing God’s love, call the Network.
*Global and Local Opportunities: Please pray for the six teams serving in Nova Scotia, Canada this year as well as the one returning to Guatemala. We would love to plug you in to a trip this year or in the future. Call me at 641-5140 for more details. Passports are required for all trips outside the USA. Please prepare by getting one now.
*Local Construction Opportunities: Many of you have expressed an interest in more construction opportunities locally. Well, I now have about a half dozen projects needing volunteers now and throughout the summer, like New Life Deliverance in the Whitney area, Church Builders in Spartanburg, New Life Christian Fellowship in Spartanburg, Cowboy Church in the Pacolet area and more. If you are willing to help serve with one of these projects and others, please call me ASAP so we can coordinate work days.
Help us “PAY IT FORWARD” by joining forces to do together what we cannot do alone!
Paul McKee, Mission Ministries Consultant
Ministry Update - BAPTIST COLLEGIATE MINISTRY
Suzanne Bachelor, Director
I am very blessed to serve with our student leaders on our local college campuses and especially because of all of our local churches and the support that you give through prayer, and the giving of your time, energy, talents, compassion, and money towards outreach and evangelism for this generation. Below is a sweet letter from Yam. Yam is a student leader with BCM, a junior at Converse College, and active at Kaleidoscope. She wants to express thanks especially for the opportunity to travel with over 30 of our local college students to our state collegiate conference, Converge. Your giving made this possible.
Dear Network Pastors and Churches,
I’m happy to report to you of my experience at Converge, and personally thank you for your scholarships and prayersfor us college students. I had shared with some of you at the executive team meeting in January that going to Converge would help me make informed choices in our Baptist Collegiate Ministry (BCM). My view was confirmed and expanded. God used this conference to deepen my understanding of His grace and the necessity of Christ in our lives each day. I was personally convicted to respond properly to God by worshipping Him for who He is rather than for the blessings I want from Him. I have returned to Converse College as a student who can make better choices in BCM not just due to the knowledge that I gained but because the Lord is shaping my vision and heart. So, thanks be to God for loving us and continuously molding us, and thanks to you all for your support and prayers for BCM!
~ Yam Watthanasuk
Finally, I’d like to ask you to continue to pray for Yam as she will serve this summer as a BCM missionary to Connie Maxwell Children’s Home. She is one of several Spartanburg students who will serve on mission this summer. Many of our students are still trusting God to provide the financial support they need to fulfill their mission assignments in the Philippines; Costa Rica; Ethiopia; and Cleveland, OH. Please support these students as they go through your prayers and also as the Lord directs through giving. If you’d like to send a contribution, you may make a check out to Spartanburg BCM and on the “for” line put “summer missions.” Please mail to Spartanburg BCM, 495 Tenosha Drive, Spartanburg, SC 29303. We will be happy to provide a receipt for your records. Thanks so much for caring.
You are invited to a reception honoring Evelyn Henderson Celebrating 50 years of Missions Sunday, May 20, 2012 from
5 to 7 p.m. at Boiling Springs First Baptist Church Fellowship Room
Golf Outing for Pastors
Monday, May 7th
(Rain date is May 14th)
at Links O’Tryon
Arrive by 9:00 a.m. • Cost: $25
To sign up, please call the Network Office at 582-8330 by May 4th.
See you on the Links!
=========== Sheri’s Corner
“You shall treat the stranger who sojourns with you as the native among you, and you shall love him as yourself, for you were strangers in the land of Egypt: I am the Lord your God.” – Leviticus 19:34
Having lived in a foreign country, I am familiar with the emotions that accompany being away from home; homesickness, isolation, and loneliness. Some of the things we missed most about home were comfort food and family! College campuses in Spartanburg County host students from all over the world. Wofford College alone hosts students from 19 different countries. These international students miss familiar food, their heart language, and they miss their families. To show the students the love of Christ we try to have an event once a month to highlight their country or a holiday. In March we invited international students to a Pre-Easter Party. Our country focus that night was Rwanda. We ate Rwandan food, dyed and hunted Easter eggs, then shared the Gospel through Resurrection eggs and the Biblical Easter Story. Students from seven countries were present.
Many of these students have never been away from their families, many have never heard the Gospel of Christ and most have never seen the inside of an American home. You and your church can minister in many ways to our international guests by building relationships with them, hosting special events or hosting an international student during the school year. The school year will end soon but it is not too early to consider hosting an international student in the fall or assisting in other ways. There are so many ways to minister to international students. Contact me at norris@pobox.com for how you can reach the sojourner in our community.
Sheri Norris, Interim International Ministries
Vacation Bible School decorating kits are available through the Network Office. Call us at 582-8330 to reserve yours today!
THANK YOU for your help during the Summit:
Banners: First North
Billboard: David Moore, Ken Pettit
Buildings: Covenant, Fairforest
Bus: Ben Avon, Boiling Springs First, New Prospect, Orchard Street, Southside, Zion Hill
Coffee Urns: First North, Inman First, Milestones, River Hills
Drivers: Sylvia Broughall, Keith Davis, Ron Gaddy, Nancy Goodroe, Richard King, Jerry Smith
Folders: Basil & Val Carpenter, Maria Santana, Joe & Carol Scherer, Lori Weatherholtz, Julie West
Golf Carts: Robert Morgan
Housing: Mr. & Mrs. Larry Bates, Boiling Springs First, Basil & Val Carpenter, Kenny & Cindy Church, Gene & Ann Ellis,
Denise Elston, Phil & Julie Harris, Andrew Lacey, Steve & Janice Parris, George & Met Schrieffer
Risers: Boiling Springs First, Cedar Spring, First North
Telephone: Vivian Calvert, Wanda Lamb
Transport: Eddie Bennett, Ken Higgins, Melvin Hildreth, Don Jones, Rodney McGill, Evan McNeil, David Moore, Billy Norris, Joe & Ivan Ponce
Anniversaries
Please pray for Pastors and church staff on their anniversary.
May
1 - Shirley Nichols, Secretary at Converse, celebrates her 21st year.
1 - Amy Gray, Youth Associate at North Spartanburg First, celebrates her 10th year.
1 - Doug Turner, Children’s Minister at North Spartanburg First, celebrates his 12th year.
1 - Jonathan Phillips, Jr. High Minister at North Spartanburg First, celebrates his 8th year.
1 - Pam Staggs, Children’s Director at Wellford, celebrates her 4th year.
2 - Ondra Black, Associate Pastor/Minister of Senior Adults at Roebuck, celebrates his 10th year.
2 - Randy Bates, Minister of Activities at Roebuck, celebrates his 20th year.
2 - Charles Eaton, Minister of Education at Philadelphia, celebrates his 2nd year.
4 - Daniel Godfrey, Pastor at Arrowwood, celebrates his 4th year.
10 - Vicky Long, Education Secretary at North Spartanburg First, celebrates her 30th year.
15 - Cindy Blevins, Secretary at River Hills, celebrates her 8th year.
16 - Robert Emory, Pastor of United, celebrates his 2nd year.
19 - Calvin Bolton, Music Associate at North Spartanburg First, celebrates his 9th year.
23 - Rhonda Lanford, Secretary at Spartanburg First, celebrates her 22nd year.
23 - Chuck Miller, Minister of Youth and College Students at Roebuck, celebrates his 8th year.
27 - Kelly Smith, Youth and Children’s Director at Woodruff First, celebrates her 11th year.
June
1 - Ben Wofford, Youth Minister at Philadelphia, celebrates his 1st year.
1 - Donna Ward, Women’s Director at North Spartanburg First, celebrates her 10th year.
1 - Debbie Young, Pastor’s Secretary at Spartanburg First, celebrates her 2nd year.
3 - Ken Mayfield, Communications/Minister to Senior Adults at North Spartanburg First, celebrates his 9th year.
4 - Patrick Suber, Pastor at Foster’s Chapel, celebrates his 6th year.
5 - Chris Rowe, Youth Minister at Bethany, celebrates his 1st year.
6 - Jessica Waddell, Ministry Assistant at Orchard Street, celebrates her 1st year.
6 - Libby Chapman, Minister of Music at Mayo First, celebrates her 10th year.
7 - David Satterwhite, Minister of Music at Roebuck, celebrates his 25th year.
8 - Norman Band, Pastor at Pacolet Mills, celebrates his 15th year.
9 - Andy Allen, Pastor at Landrum First, celebrates his 4th year.
10 - Butch King, Minister of Music at Boiling Springs First, celebrates his 5th year.
15 - Kirk Neely, Pastor at Morningside, celebrates his 16th year.
19 - Amie Smith, Director of Youth and Education at Cowpens First, celebrates her 1st year.
22 - Sean Giovannetti, Administrator at Boiling Springs First, celebrates his 4th year.
25 - Bobby Blanton, Music Director at Woodruff First, celebrates his 12th year.
A Big THANKS goes out to the Disaster Relief Feeding Station Volunteers who prepared and served Summit meals:
John & Sherry Bagwell, John Broughall, Tom & Sylvia Broughall, Robert & Mary Causey, Beth Cunningham, George & Elaine Gutierrez, Phil Harris, Ken Higgins, Melvin Hildreth, John & Jehu Jackson, Don & Freida Jones, Chad Knox, Mike Knox & grandsons, Charles Mathis, Rocky McGill, Evan McNeil, David Moore, Larry Parks, Gene & Ann Powell, Jim & Nancy Ramey.
SPARTANBURG COUNTY BAPTIST NETWORK
YTD Budget Contributions – Amounts Calculated through March 30, 2012
Church Name Year to Date 2011/2012
Abner...........................................................................................1,127.00
Alpha & Omega, Iglesia Bautista............................................... 324.57
Anderson Mill Road..................................................................... 900.00
Arcadia First..................................................................................657.00
Arkwright First............................................................................. 710.91
Arrowwood................................................................................7,952.66
Beaumont..........................................................................................0.00
Beaver Hills ..................................................................................270.00
Ben Avon...................................................................................1,249.98
Bethany ......................................................................................2,504.00
Bethesda........................................................................................609.60
Bethlehem...................................................................................1,500.00
Boiling Springs First..................................................................7,500.00
Calvary..........................................................................................200.00
Cambodian Mission .......................................................................14.63
Canaan .........................................................................................614.90
Care...............................................................................................270.00
Cedar Shoals..............................................................................1,699.98
Cedar Spring .............................................................................1,511.34
Chesnee First..............................................................................2,750.00
Clifton First ..................................................................................450.00
Clifton Second...........................................................................1,200.00
Converse ...................................................................................2,002.83
Cornerstone ...............................................................................1,800.00
Covenant....................................................................................1,834.14
Cowpens First ...........................................................................1,999.98
Croft...........................................................................................1,404.32
Crossroads .................................................................................2,598.00
Cudd Memorial .........................................................................2,743.03
Davis Memorial ............................................................................997.13
Drayton .........................................................................................502.00
Eastside ......................................................................................4,614.46
El Buen Pastor...............................................................................605.00
Element .........................................................................................574.92
Fairforest ....................................................................................3,278.27
First Slavic ....................................................................................792.36
Foster Chapel ................................................................................525.00
Fountain of Life ............................................................................150.00
Friends of Faith.............................................................................100.00
Friendship......................................................................................150.00
Glendale.........................................................................................975.00
Grace..............................................................................................464.00
Green Pond.................................................................................2,144.24
Green Street ...............................................................................1,200.00
Green Valley .................................................................................190.00
Hope Point..................................................................................2,500.00
Hub City......................................................................................1,308.11
Inman First ....................................................................................617.26
Journey........................................................................................2,125.77
Kaleidoscope Multi-Ethnic Fellowship.........................................210.19
Lake Bowen................................................................................4,292.14
Landrum First ............................................................................6,120.98
Mayo First...................................................................................1,290.00
Milestones Church .......................................................................726.86
Moore First .......................................................................................0.00
Morningside ..............................................................................3,100.02
Mount Pleasant..........................................................................1,686.86
Mount Zion ...............................................................................1,786.00
Mountain View .........................................................................1,800.00
Mt. Nebo ..........................................................................................0.00
Mt. Sinai...........................................................................................0.00
New Life Christian Fellowship ...................................................300.00
New Prospect ............................................................................3,499.98
New Vision Baptist......................................................................910.00
North Spartanburg First ...........................................................6,000.00
Oak Grove ................................................................................1,910.68
Orchard Street ..........................................................................3,931.92
Pacolet First .................................................................................200.00
Pacolet Mills .............................................................................2,626.43
Peach Valley..............................................................................1,519.11
Philadelphia ..............................................................................4,778.45
Piedmont......................................................................................914.92
Poplar Springs...........................................................................4,249.98
Prince of Peace ................................................................................0.00
Renacer......................................................................................1,500.00
Riding for Jesus Cowboy Church ................................................232.87
River Hills..................................................................................2,442.00
Rock Hill of Inman...........................................................................0.00
Roebuck ....................................................................................7,248.05
Sonrise..............................................................................................0.00
Southside ..................................................................................3,375.00
Spartanburg First.....................................................................16,600.00
Stone Station....................................................................................0.00
Tate Memorial .............................................................................250.00
Threshold..........................................................................................0.00
Tucapau......................................................................................1,800.00
United........................................................................................1,443.97
Walnut Hill ...............................................................................1,322.00
Wellford....................................................................................3,000.00
West Side - Spartanburg..................................................................0.00
West Spartanburg ...........................................................................0.00
Woodruff First..........................................................................3,407.85
Zion Hill....................................................................................1,941.00
GRAND TOTAL..............................................................$168,629.65
TREASURER’S REPORT
March 2012
On Hand March 1, 2012 .................................................................$ 41,089.71
Budget Receipts.................................................................................30,340.60
Designated Receipts:
Sunday School Training ........................................................................400.00
Mission Ministries Consultant (SC Conv/NAMB) ....................................2,135.39
United Carpenters for Christ ...............................................................3,500.00
Used Literature Shipping (Arrowwood).....................................................20.00
Total Designated Receipts..................................................................6,055.39
TOTAL RECEIPTS..........................................................................36,395.99
Budget Expenditures:
Baptist Collegiate Ministry..................................................................2,558.62
Local Missions .................................................................................2,120.67
Internationals ...................................................................................1,827.11
Direct Missions & DOM.....................................................................7,514.38
Church Resourcing ..........................................................................5,041.61
Missions Support .............................................................................4,080.59
Building & Office .............................................................................2,566.00
Total Budget Expenditures ..............................................................25,709.28
Designated Expenditures:
Mission Ministries Consultant............................................................2,135.40
United Carpenters for Christ ............................................................3,500.00
Total Designated Expenditures.........................................................5,635.40
TOTAL EXPENDITURES..............................................................31,344.68
On Hand April 1, 2012 ...............................................................$ 46,141.02
NETWORK OFFICERS
Mr. Billy Norris, Moderator
Rev. Chris Pollard, Vice Moderator
Rev. Bill Adams, Treasurer
Mrs. Julie Harris, Assoc. Treasurer
Mrs. Jayne Lambert, Asst. Treasurer/Clerk
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
For a complete calendar of SCBC state events, please see the Network Calendar available in our office.
PLEASE NOTE: Any information to be published in the next newsletter edition needs to be in the Network office no later than Monday, June 11th, 2012!
May
• 3 National Day of Prayer Observance, 11:45am - 1pm, The Beacon
• 5 State Youth Bible Drills, Columbia
• 7 Pastors’ Golf Outing, 9am, Links O’Tryon
• 8 Pastor’s Conference, 12 noon - 1:30pm, Network Building
• 13 MOTHER’S DAY
• 13-20 Local Missions Emphasis Evelyn Henderson Offering
• 17-19 SC Baptist Ministry Assistants Biennial Meeting, Senaca
• 18-19 Associational WMU Leadership Training, Camp La Vida
• 18-19 Men’s Ministries Activities Retreat, Camp McCall
• 24 Last Day of School for Spartanburg County
• 27 Global Day of Prayer
• 28 MEMORIAL DAY (Network Building Closed)
June
• 17 FATHER’S DAY
17 Baptist Men’s Day
• 17-18 WMU Annual Meeting, New Orleans
• 19-20 SBC Annual Convention, New Orleans
DON’T THROW IT AWAY! - The Network Office is continuing to collect used Sunday School literature following the close of Luke 19:10 Ministries. See Paul McKee’s article of this newsletter for details on how your church can contribute!
