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CONTENTS
Amendments to Principles of Cooperation................................ 2
Nominating Committee.............................................................. 3
Recording Secretary’s Financial Report..................................... 4
Moral Action............................................................................... 5
Coordinating Council............................................................... 15
Lifeword Media Ministries....................................................... 18
Committee on Arrangements.................................................... 28
Joint-Recommendations Regarding Integration....................... 29
Ministers Resource Services.................................................... 30
BMA Theological Seminary..................................................... 36
DiscipleGuide Church Resources............................................. 44
Department of Missions........................................................... 56
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Proposed Amendments
Statement of Principles of Cooperation
Section 3: Amend as follows:
ARTICLE VII — OFFICERS
D. Department of Missions: Annually, this association shall elect an Executive Director of Missions, who
may recommend Directors of Operations to be approved by the Advisory Committee and the Association or
Missionary Committee, who will work together in the promotion of missions and in the distribution, according
to the will of the churches, of all funds submitted to them.
Section 3: Amend by adding the following:
G. BMAA Foundation: Annually, this association shall elect an Executive Director of the BMAA Foundation
to supervise and promote the work of this agency.
Article XV — BMAA Foundation
Section 1. Purpose: The BMAA Foundation exists to endow participating departments and agencies of the
Baptist Missionary Association of America with supplemental funding by investing gifts to the Foundation and
distributing the earnings annually. It is a repository for the endowment of funds invested to produce ongoing
support for those ministries.
Section 2. Governance: This association shall elect a BMAA Foundation board of directors consisting of
nine (9) members with one (1) board seat reserved for a representative, nominated by the executive director,
of each of the BMA departments/agencies participating in the association’s estate planning program. Five (5)
members shall constitute a quorum.
Section 3. Board of Directors Duties: The duties of the board of directors are:
A. To act in its field as an executive of the association between annual sessions, performing all duties
entrusted to it by the association.
B. To utilize sound business principles in maintaining professional management of Foundation investments.
C. To fill any vacancy between sessions that may occur in the office of executive director.
D. To evaluate the performance of the executive director and recommend annually to the association a
compensation schedule based on tenure, merit, and cost of living increases for the executive director.
Article XVI: Amend to include the BMAA Foundation as a standing committee.
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Nominating Committee Report
Gene Fulcher, Chairman
Thomas Ayres, Clerk
NORTH AMERICAN REVOLVING LOAN
FUND
Term expiring 2017
Mike Book (AR)
BAPTIST MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION
THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
Term expiring 2019
*Don Brown (MS)
*Gary Murph (TX)
Jamie Haguewood (MO)
INTERNATIONAL REVOLVING LOAN FUND
Term expiring 2017
Charles Johnson (TX)
MINISTERS RESOURCE SERVICES
Term expiring 2015
Dwayne Ashcraft (AR) to replace Randy Burnett (MI)
Term expiring 2019
*Kenneth Lott (MS)
*Eddie Ballard (TX)
MORAL ACTION
Term expiring 2019
Sidney Davis (MS)
Randy Burk (CA)
COMMITTEE ON ARRANGEMENTS
Term expiring 2017
Gaylon King (AR)
DISCIPLEGUIDE CHURCH RESOURCES
Term expiring 2019
Zach Bowen (OK)
Matt Johnson (MO)
Lance Webb (LA)
LIFEWORD MEDIA MINISTRIES
Term expiring 2017
Brian Atwood (MS) replacing Mike Dumas
Patrick McNeel (TX) replacing Sheila Snowden
Term expiring 2019
Winston Foster (AR)
*Tommy Wallace (AR)
*Donald Williams (AR)
ENROLLMENT & FINANCE COMMITTEE
Term expiring 2016
Grant Barnett (AR)
Wes Hulvey (AR)
*Indicates those serving a second term.
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Recording Secretary’s Financial Report
Baptist Missionary Association of America
Minute Fund
Statement of Receipts and Disbursements
January 1, 2013 — December 31, 2013
Balance 1/1/13 US Bank, NLR
$ 5,402.86
RECEIPTS:
Churches by mail
$ 40,880.00
Finance Committee 3,900.00
Vendors Tables 2,500.00
Departmental Reimbursement 4,902.96
Rebates 1,392.00
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TOTAL RECEIPTS:
$ 53,374.66
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TOTAL FUNDS:
$ 58,977.52
DISBURSEMENTS:
Trumpet Printing
$3,618.01
Committee on Arrangements
409.15
Coordinating Council 1,430.76
Clerk’s Salaries 3,000.00
Secretary’s Salary
580.00
Recommendations Booklet 9,188.91
Meeting Expenses24,170.00
Postage & Supplies
138.23
Display Tables 2,860.00
Bank Charges
110.00
Deposit on 2016 Meeting Reservation 3,456.25
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TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS:
$ 48,953.31
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BALANCE ON HAND (12/31/2013)
$ 10,024.21
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Moral Action — BMA of AMERICA
P.O. Box 305
Mantachie, Mississippi 38855
Telephone 662-231-3863
Home 662-282-4923
Fax 662-282-7500
E-mail [email protected]
Web: www.macbma.net
2014 Annual Report to the BMA of America
Dr. John M. Adams, Executive Director
“Morals — One in Heart With God”
Of course, if you watch or keep up with any current
events, you will be aware that homosexuality and late
term abortions are two current debates that are not going to go away. Proverbs 6:16-17 gives clear direction
regarding God’s instructions regarding the “shedding
of innocent blood.” Leviticus 18:22 shouts out “thou
shalt not lie with mankind, as with womankind: it is
abomination.”
One in Heart Together as the BMA
Moral Action continues to stand with His churches
as we share the Word of God to the hearts of mankind.
Moral Action is a valuable tool to help you be a “beacon”
in times of darkness and conflict of values.
The Director and trustees invite you to review the
Ten (10) Summary Statements of Moral Action. Our
agency exists to give a voice to thousands of decent,
law-abiding, God fearing Americans that desire to adhere to moral principles.
We continue to stand with you through relevant articles in our state associational publications. We provide
free literature on current moral issues. We invite you to
browse to our web page at www.macbma.net. The web
page will provide local pastors and churches information on current topics, tools for study, steps to contact
your legislators, and additional information about our
agency.
Moral Action continues to be out in the forefront as
we battle to keep the words “In God We Trust” on our
coin and paper monies, and to keep “under God” in our
Pledge of Allegiance to the flag. The American Civil
Liberties (A.C.L.U.) continues to seek to have these
words removed. The Moral Action agenda also includes
activism in the ongoing battle against homosexuality
and lesbianism, gay and lesbian marriages, and partial
– birth abortions.
One in Heart With Others
As Executive Director of Moral Action, I encourage
our BMA Christian family to be familiar with valuable
Christian resources. Below are just a few of these:
Family Research Council (FRC)
Dr. Tony Perkins
1-800-225-4008
www.FRC.org
National Day of Prayer (NDOP)
May 1, 2014
Chairman, Anne Graham Lotz
1-719-559-9560 1-800-444-8828
www.nationaldayofprayer.org
WallBuilders
David Barton, Historian
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1-817-441-6044 1-800-873-2845
www.wallbuilders.com
is STRICT. Do we need to be told again that Jehovah
God destroyed all of mankind with the Noahic flood
because of men’s evil deeds. God looked at the immoral
lifestyle of Nadab and Abihu, and Ananias and Sapphira
and destroyed them. We must, therefore, be one in heart
with the Bible.
Focus On The Family
President Jim Daly
1-800-A-Family 1-800-232-6459
www.focusonthefamily.com
One in Heart Before a Depraved Culture
Is moral truth and moral living merely a preference
or is it a moral obligation? Our Lord, Jesus Christ and
God’s Only Son, told his workers that they were called to
be the salt and the light in a darkened, depraved society.
Matthew 5:14, “ye are the light of the world. A city that
is set on a hill cannot be hid.”
Believers in Jesus must reassert the reality of the absolute truth and the value of all human life. This light is
found in the Scripture. Not surprisingly, it is also found
in the American Declaration of Independence and the
Constitution. Our light is a Judeo-Christian light that
should shine – and shine brightly.
Christians United for Israel
Director David Brog
1-210-477-4714
www.CUFI.org
Alliance Defending Freedom
Dr. Alan Sears
1-800-TELL-ADF
www.alliancedefendingfreedom.org
Moral Action
Dr. John M. Adams
P.O. Box 305
Mantachie, MS 38855
1-662-231-3863 1-662-282-7425
www.macbma.net
One in Heart With His Churches
We wish to thank each church, association, WMA,
Brotherhood and individuals who contributed to the July
4th Freedom Offering and this ministry. You will find
this list under “contributions.”
Let me encourage our BMA family to make preparations for our yearly Freedom offering this year on either
June 29th or July 6, 2014.
Mrs. Adams and I covet your prayers. We ask each
church to budget Moral Action or send monetary gifts
as desired. I thank your for this wonderful privilege to
serve as your director. It is indeed a great honor. Let me
also acknowledge First Baptist Church, Mantachie MS
for sharing their pastor with this ministry. God bless
each of you in your journey.
One in Heart With the Bible
As Christians, we learn our moral guidelines through
God’s Holy Word. These guidelines are for our edification and certainly for our good. Many are thinking
and perhaps even saying, “In the 21st Century God’s
guidelines are too strict. As long as we believe in Him,
He does not care what we do.”
Paul said in Romans 11:22, “Behold therefore the
goodness and severity of God; on them, which fell,
severity; but toward thee, goodness, if thou continue in
his goodness: otherwise thou also shalt be cut off.” God
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Ten Summary Statements of
Moral Action
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2
9
3
4
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We are committed to the proclamation of the gospel
of the Lord Jesus Christ with paramount emphasis
upon His virgin birth, sinless life, and literal resurrection.
We believe that parental choice of public, private,
or home education should be available to all Americans.
We favor governmental assistance for the deserving
poor, but only through programs which encourage
individuals to be self-reliant, thus strengthening the
family rather than weakening it.
We believe in the sanctity of human life, and thus
support a Human Life Amendment to protect the
lives of the innocent unborn.
We maintain that religious freedom must be regarded
as one of the most important human rights.
We support a strong national defense as the
surest way to protect the security and liberty of
American citizens, and to assure peace and freedom in
the world.
We support both a voluntary prayer amendment
to the United States Constitution and equal access
legislation, in order to restore religious expression in
our public schools.
Moral Action is in existence to
give a voice to millions of decent,
law-abiding, God fearing Americans
who want to do something about the
moral decline of our country. Moral
Action does not advocate the election
or defeat of any candidate, and does
not endorse any political party. The
information provided by the committee
of the Baptist Missionary Association
of America, is provided as a tool to
help you more effectively lobby your
Congressman, your Senators, and your
President.
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We are committed to the civil rights of all citizens
being guaranteed, but believe that the creation of
so-called “gay rights” for homosexuals is a threat to
our nation’s family life and extends civil rights beyond
what is appropriate.
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We support enactment and enforcement of legislation to contain the moral blight of pornography in
our land.
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We contend that government must acknowledge
that parents are responsible for the raising of their
children.
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Resolution #1
APPRECIATION FOR OUR MILITARY
WHEREAS, U.S. Military appreciation is needed. The cause and cost of freedom, democracy and peace is
being advanced by the diligent and courageous performance of members of our United States military, who
serve our country faithfully, both here and abroad, while they are aggressively engaged in the global war on
terror; and
WHEREAS, All the conflicts have not been fought and our soldiers are still in the battle to win the war as well
as restore civil order at the risk of their own lives; and
WHEREAS, Military service entails a comprehensive sacrifice from each soldier and from their families,
friends, and communities, now, therefore, be it
RESOLVED, That the messengers of the Baptist Missionary Association of America Meeting in Little Rock,
Arkansas, in April, 2014, commend and salute our service men and women, in all branches of the military who
are serving faithfully and honorably, both at home and abroad; and be it further
RESOLVED, That we pray for the safety and well-being of our military personnel at all times, with particular
attention to those who are in harm’s way; and be it finally
RESOLVED, That we express reverent thanksgiving to Almightly God, the Judge of all nations, who is
mightier than all armies and who alone is able to save, and ask His continued guidance and mercy upon our
troops and our nation.
Resolution #2
THE DESTRUCTION MADE BY GAMBLING
WHEREAS, the tidal wave of gambling in our country has left in its wake pain and destruction in the lives of
countless individuals, including children, poor and the elderly, and
WHEREAS, many state governments have believed the lie that state-sponsored gambling will improve their
local economy and provide funds for education, despite evidence to the contrary, and
WHEREAS, state government by tacit approval of the so-called benefits of gambing become a predator rather
than a protector of its constituents; and
WHEREAS, the commercial advertising of gambling further increases the negative effects; and
WHEREAS, often the tide of gambling has been turned in American history by God’s people who knelt in
confession and stood in conviction;
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BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED, that we, the messengers of the Baptist Missionary Association of
America, assembled in Little Rock, Arkansas, April, 2014, call on all Christians to exercise their influence by
refusing to participate in any form of gambling or its promotion; and
BE IT FINALLY RESOLVED, that we urge our political leaders to enact laws restricting and eventually
eliminating all forms of gambling and its advertisement.
Resolution #3
RECOGNIZE THE NEED TO ELECT GODLY LEADERS TO POLITICAL OFFICES
WHEREAS, politicians sometimes will proclaim Christianity; and
WHEREAS, some corrupt politicians use religion for political ends; and
WHEREAS, these type of political leaders are guilty of selling faith for corrupt power;
BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED, that we born again believers in Christ work to elect good and Godly men
and women who share our Biblical values and who support our church policies of morality; and
BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED, that we urge these Godly political representatives to take care of the
public trust; and
BE IT THEREFORE, FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Baptist Missionary Association of America meeting
in Little Rock, Arkansas, April 2014, work diligently to elect good and Godly men and women to public offices
in the United States.
Resolution #4
To stand firmly against Homosexuality
WHEREAS, Christians can and should minister to homosexuals and lesbians in a biblical manner; and
WHEREAS, God can work through our lives to minister and touch those practicing this immorality; and
WHEREAS, our pulpits and lecterns can proclaim the destructiveness of the Gay Rights Movement in
America;
THEREFORE, be it resolved, that we urge the Baptist Missionary Association of America messengers meeting
in Little Rock, Arkansas in April, 2014 to take a Biblical stand against homosexuality in a Christian manner.
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Resolution #5
Reaffirmation of the United States Government to support and help protect the
Jewish nation of Israel, God’s people
WHEREAS, we believe Jehovah God attested both the existence and the continuing existence of the Jewish
people and by the proclamation of the gospel of Jesus Christ; and
WHEREAS, we pray for peace in the Middle East; and
WHEREAS, we Christians believe the the present state of Israel maintains a divine right to the land given to
Abraham;
THEREFORE, be it further resolved, that the messengers and churches of the Baptist Missionary Association
of America meeting in Little Rock, Arkansas, April, 2014, urge the United States Government to maintain a
recognition of Israel and support unequivocal her right to exist as God’s people.
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Recommendations
1. That our local associations, local and state WMA and Brotherhoods, and our local churches be encouraged to give a financial gift or budgeted monthly gifts of Moral Action. These funds will strengthen this
ministry.
2. That our churches and pastors embrace and support our nation by participating and promoting the National Day of Prayer (NDOP), Thursday, May 1, 2014. (nationaldayofprayer.org) Join other Americans
in prayer for our nation. Meetings can be conducted at town halls, city halls, county courthouses, flag
poles, states houses and churches.
3. That all our BMA churches schedule, June 29 or July 6, 2014, as the Moral Action “Freedom Offering”
Sunday. This is an opportunity to honor or give memorials (if desired) for our soldiers, past and present.
4. That Dr. John M. Adams, Executive Director, represent the BMA of American in Washington, D.C., at
the Watchmen on the Wall Conference, and by encouraging and contacting our United States Senators,
Congressmen and Congresswomen, and other Christian moral/political organizations.
5. That our Baptist Missionary Association of America reaffirm and approve these five (5) Moral Action
resolutions and that we sincerely pray for our nation and Christian homes.
6. That we humbly request that these resolutions be printed in our BMA state newspapers and local church
bulletins.
7. That Dr. John M. Adams stand as a nominee for Executive Director of Moral Action.
8. That the proposed budget be approved.
Chairman, Vernon Lee, Texas
Clerk, David Inzer, AR
Dr. Kevin Clayton, MS
Cody Hiland, AR
Collin Jones, TX
Cory McCaig, Kentucky
Randal Murphy, AR
Shane Singleton, MS
John Smith, CO
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CONTRIBUTIONS
January — December, 2013
All Nations, Rio Rancho, NM
$ 25.00
Anonymous25.00
Antioch, Cassville, MO
25.00
Antioch, Gilmer, TX
120.00
Antioch, West Waldo, AR
247.00
Beech Grove, Jasper, TX
75.00
Bethany, Jonesboro, AR
103.00
Bethel, Forrest City, AR
166.64
Bethel, Fulton, MS
430.00
Bethel, Springtown, TX
300.00
Bethel, St. Clair, MO
858.00
Bethlehem, Greenbriar, AR
172.59
Big Creek, Soso, MS
250.00
Big Creek Valley, Jonesboro, AR
260.00
BMA Brotherhood
961.25
BMA of Florida
600.00
Briar, Doniphan, MO
50.00
Calvary, Arlington, TX
487.00
Calvary, Brandon, MS
200.00
Calvary, Fayetteville, AR
300.00
Calvary, Vidalia, LA
120.00
Calvary, Warren, AR
150.00
Camille Acres, Longview, TX
500.00
Canaan, Franklington, LA
275.00
Capital ASSN, Brandon, MS
500.00
Carr, Anita and Thomas
25.00
Central, Aspermont, TX
140.00
Central AR Men’s Mtg
(Lynchview North Little Rock)
800.00
Circle Drive, Bridge City, TX
250.00
Cornerstone, Swartz Creek, MI
500.00
College Heights, Ada, OK
225.91
College View, Magnolia, AR
10.00
Corinth, Jacksonville, TX
100.00
Crossroads, Rowlett, TX
435.00
Denver Street, Greenwood, AR
108.00
East Amory, Amory, MS
500.00
Ebenezer, Huntsville, TX
50.00
Ebenezer Friendship, Pittsburg, TX
300.00
Efurd, Joyce and Jack
50.00
El Camino, Laurel, MS
16.25
Faith, Vacaville, CA
125.00
Farley Street, Waxahachie, TX
500.00
Fellowship, Pittsburg, TX
First, Carthage, TX
First, Galena, KS
First, Jacksonville, TX
First, Joaquin, TX
First, Magnolia, AR
First, Mantachie, MS
First, Neward, AR
First, Springhill, LA
First of Calhoun, Laurel, MS
First, Providence, Livingston, TX
First, Shady Grove, Laurel, MS
Forked Oak, Booneville, MS
Fourth St., West Helena, AR
Friendship, DeQueen, AR
Friendship, Mesquite, TX
Glenfawn, Cushing, TX
Goodman, Catherine & Curtis,
Marlesa, Lakeland, FL
Grace, El Dorado, AR
Grace, Joplin, MO
Harmony, Stuttgart, AR
Hattieville, Morrillton, AR
Heritage, Nevada, MO
Helton Road, Theodore, AL
Highland Park, Midwest City, OK
Hillcrest, Yazoo City, MS
Immanuel, Greenbriar, AR
Kewanee, Kewanee, MO
Knighton Chapel, Lewisville, AR
Landmark, DeSoto, MO
Landmark, England, AR
Landmark, Hermitage, AR
LaTurner, Tina
Lebanon, Laurel, MS
Letona, Letona, AR
Liberty, Stamps, AR
Lindsey Lane, Florissant, MO
Lonesome Dove, Southlake, TX
Macedonia, Etoile, TX
Macedonia, Kingsland, AR
Macedonia, Magnolia, AR
Macedonia, Pittsburg, TX
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225.00
600.00
75.00
886.00
60.00
13,500.00
3,398.00
234.00
2,088.00
560.00
249.11
266.00
275.00
393.00
238.56
415.00
347.62
10.00
160.00
303.00
125.00
180.00
57.90
250.00
137.00
462.00
150.71
1,200.00
100.00
75.00
169.90
240.00
50.00
1,090.00
516.30
500.00
175.00
100.00
100.00
200.00
200.00
142.00
Sheridan Terrace, Palestine, TX
65.00
Shiloh, Mt Olive, MS
400.00
Skyway Hills, Pearl, MS
270.00
Smyrna, Winnsboro, TX
131.00
South AR District WMA
156.00
South Main, Malvern, AR
250.00
South Park, Ft Worth, TX
234.00
Southgate, Moore, OK
145.00
Springdale, Fenton, MO
300.00
Spring Hill, Ocean Springs, MS
58.56
Suburban Wood, Humble, TX
431.76
Sulphur Springs, Quitman, AR
50.00
Sunset, Lamesa, TX
250.00
Temple Gate, Jacksonville, FL
100.00
Thompson, Letha and Robert, Groesbeck, TX 100.00
Trace City, Natchez, MS
531.66
Unity, Guntown, MS
95.00
Unity, Hope, AR
1,059.19
Vardaman Street, Wiggins, MS
289.63
Washington, Neely, MS
275.00
Westover, Hattiesburg, MS
200.00
Westview, Jefferson City, MO
123.00
Wilderness, Vicksburg, MS
200.00
WMA of Alabama and Georgia
1,866.00
Zalma, Zalma, MO
100.00
Zion, Anguilla, MS
200.00
Zion, St Louis, MO
274.00
Zion’s Rest, Richton, MS
200.00
Maddox, Betty J & Flynt, Donna, Soso, MS 200.00
Magnolia of Hattiesburg, Hattiesburg, MS
300.00
Midway, FBC, Sumrall, MS
282.75
Mt Calvary, Picayune, MS
50.00
Mt Calvary Brotherhood, Farmerville, LA
354.66
Mt Gilead, Columbia, MS
130.00
Mt Olive, Girard, KS
100.00
New Hope, Lansing, MI
168.00
New Home, Quitman, AR
100.00
New Testament, Sullivan, MO
1,339.00
N Lakeland, Lakeland, FL
66.00
Oak Hill, Alton, MO
500.00
Paramount, Perkinston, MS
687.00
Parkview, Laurel, MS
390.00
Parkview, Pensacola, FL
200.00
Pecan, Robert Lee, TX
170.00
Pilgrim’s Rest #2, Golden, TX
111.00
Pine Grove, Purvis, MS
229.11
Pleasant Grove, Carlisle, TX
235.11
Red Springs, Tyler, TX
163.00
Richland Heights, Grand Saline, TX
30.00
Rocky Point, Tupelo, OK
200.00
Rosewood, Gilmer, TX
500.00
Round Prairie, Fairfield, TX
413.20
Sand Flat, Grand Saline, TX
100.00
Scotland, Bentonia, MS
313.00
Scottsville Road, Bowling Green, KY
278.00
Security Calvary, Cleveland, TX
141.00
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Financial Statement
January — December, 2013
Balance Brought Forward$18,361.84
Receipts57,945.37
__________
Total to Account:$76,307.21
Expenses:
Associational Expense
650.00
Office Supplies
575.11
Postage1,693.77
Printing1,953.56
Promotion6,073.77
Research/Subscription742.47
Retirement/Executive Director
429.98
Salary/Executive Director
8,268.75
Salary/Office Personnel
5,292.00
Taxes/Insurance4,410.00
Telephone/Internet/Web1,669.40
Travel/Executive Director
Gas
6,168.01
Meals
1,566.23
Hotels
4,951.75
Van
1,211.75
Expense
_________
Total Expenses45,656.55
_________
Balance 12/31/2013$30,650.66
Proposed Budget — 2014
Associational Expense
$1,984.50
Office Supplies
2,756.25
Postage1,900.00
Printing
2,500.00
Promotion
5,000.00
Research/Subscriptions
3,500.00
Retirement/Executive Director
429.98
Salary/Executive Director
8,268.75
Salary/Office Personnel
5,292.00
Taxes/Insurance
4,410.00
Telephone/Internet/Web page
1,500.00
Travel/Executive Director
16,000.00
Van
Expense
1,300.00
_________
Total Yearly Budget
$54,841.48
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ANNUAL REPORT
Coordinating Council
CHAIRMAN PAUL BULLOCK
a desire to work one in heart. Most of their work as individual departments and agencies has been intentional
in their consideration of the churches and the other departments. This will always lead to a greater potential
harvest in God’s field of ministry.
The Missions office has proven this with a desire to
integrate with Lifeword. Another extension of this same
philosophy of ministry is her effort to challenge local
churches to become the driving force of our mission
work. The desire to be a help to the local church in her
mission to plant other churches is simply a reflection
of that “one in heart” mentality.
Lifeword’s willingness to volunteer the properties in
Conway to be the central campus for all departments in
this integration effort is a sure sign of their willingness
to cooperate “one in heart.” Her willingness to make
their Foundation a blessing to other departments simply
reinforces that mind set.
Our seminary’s focus on teaching and training disciple makers from around the globe certainly fits the
“one in heart” desire of a school wanting to do all that
it can to equip workers for the Lord’s harvest. Making
disciples the way Jesus made disciples will certainly
equip leaders to lead in all aspects of local church and
associational ministry. The leadership at the seminary
continues to work “one in heart” with the other departments to cooperate fully and intentionally for the good
of this association.
DiscipleGuide’s goal to be an integral part of the integration process with Missions and Lifeword is firmly
rooted in that desire to be “one in heart.” Its efforts to
supply literature and to provide camps and conferences
“One in Heart”
The prophet Amos asked the important question,
“Can two walk together unless they are agreed?” There
does not have to be agreement in every detail, but there
must be agreement in certain essentials for two to walk
together. If we are to walk together, we must, at some
point, begin in the same place. If we will walk together,
we must be going in the same direction. If we will walk
together, we must do so at the same pace.
The underlying answer to Amos’ question certainly
establishes the framework of associational ministry together. The “two” can be departments in integration. The
“two” can be churches in associations. The “two” must
certainly be churches and departments in cooperation in
order to be successful spiritually. Successful ministry
will only take place if the “two” are one in heart.
We might not agree on the methods of doing everything exactly the same, but we certainly agree on the
truth that we will get more done together than we can
ever do apart. Solomon emphasized that same truth
saying, “Two are better than one, because they have a
good reward for their labor.” The good reward will most
likely be proportional to the reflection of their oneness
of heart.
Consider the following truths in light of the importance of being one in heart to get things done for God’s
glory. None of us are as strong as all of us, none of us
are as smart as all of us, and none of us are as productive as all of us. That is true for individuals, churches,
and associations of churches.
In the Council’s work with the departments and
agencies in the past year, an obvious strength has been
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all fit within their stated desire to resource the local
churches.
Our two agencies have both had exceptional years.
Moral Action continues to work hand-in-hand with pastors and churches for the principles and values of the
scriptures. Her leadership has worked with those within
and those like-minded groups outside our association to
challenge our churches to stand according to those Biblical principles in these spiritually dark times. Ministers’
Resource Services continues to provide the means for
workers from the local church and the associational level
to prepare for retirement in a safe, financially prudent way.
The Council’s recommendation concerning the
formation of a new agency, the BMAA Foundation, is
simply a reflection of that one in heart mentality that
our departments share. This proposed agency would
benefit all the departments in all future years by allow-
ing a means whereby donors willing to make a lasting
contribution to the ministry of any or all of the departments. This proposed agency would not require any new
funding from our churches and will bless each future
budget by providing assets that can help our association
do more for the glory of God.
One duty of the Coordinating Council, as outlined in
the Statement of Principles of Cooperation, is to “recommend organizational changes to the departmental
structure of the association.” This recommendation is
supported by all of our directors and will lead to continued growth in the financial footing of the association.
Synergy is defined as the ability to accomplish more
together than apart. It is the hope of the Council that
our departments and agencies and all of our associated
churches can continue to see the effects of synergy ring
true in our work together.
Recommendations
The Coordinating Council of the Baptist Missionary Association of America recommends endorsement
of the name change of the Lifeword Foundation to the BMAA Foundation. The name change has been approved by the Lifeword Foundation board and the Lifeword board.
We further recommend:
1. That the BMAA Foundation be established as an Agency of the Baptist Missionary Association of
America.
The purpose of this initiative is to provide one Foundation which any department or agency of the association can utilize for investing endowment funds. Although the foundation has been a subsidiary of Lifeword
and functioned to serve only Lifeword since its inception in 1998, its purpose, as defined within its Articles
of Incorporation, allows it to serve any department of the Baptist Missionary Association of America.
Separate accounts will be maintained for each entity with no comingling of funds. Existing funds donated
to the former Lifeword Foundation will become part of the Lifeword account in the BMAA Foundation.
Distributions shall be declared from the previous year’s earnings and/or undistributed earnings from earlier
periods. In making distributions, the Board shall follow the stated direction of the donors of restricted gifts.
Unrestricted earnings shall be distributed based upon the calculation of a department or agency’s percentage
of investments compared to the total investments of the Foundation.
In addition to separate accounts for each BMA department or agency, a general account for the BMA of
America will be maintained to provide a repository for those with a desire to benefit the entire work of the
association. Earnings from the BMA of America account will be distributed among the entities of the BMA
of America on an annual basis according to the following formula. A department or agency’s percentage of
annual earnings shall be derived by dividing its total operating expenses by the total operating expenses of
all BMAA departments and agencies for the given year (calculation excludes capital spending).
Departments and agencies which participate in the association’s estate planning program will equally
share annual funding of the Foundation’s budget.
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Recommendations (cont’d)
2. That the current number of Foundation board members be reduced from fifteen (15) to nine (9) and that
the terms of board members be changed from three (3) years to five (5) years to be consistent with the other
agencies of the association.
3. That one (1) board position be reserved for a representative, nominated by the executive director, of
each of the BMA departments/agencies participating in the association’s estate planning program and that
five (5) of the current board members be allowed to complete their terms of service for continuity.
4. That board member nominees be presented annually by the nominating committee and elected by the
association.
5. That the current Foundation Executive, Charles Attebery, be elected to serve as Interim Executive Director of the BMAA Foundation on a part-time basis.
6. That Article XVI of the Statement of Principles of Cooperation be amended to include the BMAA
Foundation as a standing committee.
7. That Article VII, Section 3 of the Statement of Principles of Cooperation be amended by adding the
following:
G. BMAA Foundation: Annually, this association shall elect an Executive Director of the BMAA Foundation to supervise and promote the work of this agency.
8. That the following be added to the Statement of Principles of Cooperation as Article XV and that the
remaining articles be renumbered sequentially.
Article XV — BMAA Foundation
Section 1. Purpose: The BMAA Foundation exists to endow participating departments and agencies of
the Baptist Missionary Association of America with supplemental funding by investing gifts to the Foundation and distributing the earnings annually. It is a repository for the endowment of funds invested to produce
ongoing support for those ministries.
Section 2. Governance: This association shall elect a BMAA Foundation board of directors consisting of
nine (9) members with one (1) board seat reserved for a representative, nominated by the executive director,
of each of the BMA departments/agencies participating in the association’s estate planning program. Five
(5) members shall constitute a quorum.
Section 3. Board of Directors Duties: The duties of the board of directors are:
A. To act in its field as an executive of the association between annual sessions, performing all duties
entrusted to it by the association.
B. To utilize sound business principles in maintaining professional management of Foundation investments.
C. To fill any vacancy between sessions that may occur in the office of executive director.
D. To evaluate the performance of the executive director and recommend annually to the association a
compensation schedule based on tenure, merit, and cost of living increases for the executive director.
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ANNUAL REPORT
Lifeword Media Ministries
Steve Crawley, Executive Director
Just as God knit the hearts of David and
Jonathan together, He has created a bond among
believers throughout the world—a bond created by
our faith in Jesus Christ. Though we will never meet
many of our brothers and sisters in Christ in this
life, we are one in the Spirit, and God
supernaturally works through His people around the
globe to accomplish His mission. One of the most
powerful means to spread the Word and knit
believers together is the tool of media.
in common (Acts 2:44) and continued daily with
one accord and had communion with gladness and
singleness of heart (Acts 2:46). They praised God
and had favor with all people and the Lord added to
the church daily (Acts 2:47). God blessed and
poured out His Spirit. The Gospel was preached.
Three thousand souls from various nationalities and
walks of life repented for the remission of their sins
and were baptized and added to the church as a
result.
While you may think of Lifeword as just a few
individuals working from an office complex in
Conway, Arkansas, the influence of your media
ministry is likely much broader than you may
realize. As we work through our budget and
ministry plan each year, we stand amazed at how
God takes a relatively small financial plan and
reaches out in a meaningful way to five of the seven
continents with the Gospel of Jesus Christ. A few
years ago, we put together an organizational chart
of Lifeword’s operations and realized there are 83
team members around the world producing 50
different programs in 34 languages—to God be the
glory! The following report will provide an update
of how God is working around the globe through
various Lifeword broadcasts.
We praise the Lord that He has blessed, and
continues to bless with similar results, our unity in
heart and vision for His honor and glory. The
integration of Missions and Lifeword has not only
enhanced our cohesion, communion and
communication between the departments, but has
moved us from cooperation to collaboration in our
commitment to the Great Commission. The eternal
results? People from around the globe from various
tongues and walks of life have professed their faith
in Jesus Christ, and have been baptized and plugged
in to a local BMA church. Missions are being
started and churches are being organized through
our concerted efforts.
The synergy created by the integration under a
unified vision is amazing and has introduced the
interdependency paradigm to our culture. Sure, we
can accomplish things independently and perhaps
even survive for a short while independent of the
other.
However, the interdependent mentality
Singleness of Heart Adds Up and Multiplies
The church in the book of Acts was with one
accord in one place (Acts 2:1). They had all things
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allows us to thrive and has taken us to the level
where we are doing greater things together by
combining our God-given abilities and talents.
oneness while working together with greater
effectiveness:
1. In Asia-Pacific, BMA missionaries and
Lifeword team members are joining forces
to reach out to every people group with
whom we are working to develop
indigenous leadership, and to implement
low power FM radio stations. Their goal is
to implement at least 10 stations by the end
of 2014. Pastor Pete Etabag reports:
In John 13, Jesus gave a new commandment;
that we love one another, as He loved us. He also
said that all men would know that we are His
disciples if we have love one to another (John
13:34-35). The love, combined efforts, common
goals and clarity of vision have enabled our
departments to coact united in love and vision for
the sake of the Kingdom. His Kingdom.
This year our operations will concentrate on 3
major thrusts:
1. We will maintain and strengthen our
broadcast operations around the world. We
will continue the strategic expansion of
gospel programming into new languages and
additional programs in accordance with the
unified vision we have established in
collaboration with the BMA Missions
Department.
2. We will continue to take an active role
alongside BMA Missions in initiating new
indigenous
leadership
development
strategies worldwide, both for church plants
and for media development. Our objective is
to work alongside indigenous BMA
personnel to train and empower leaders to
help them formulate and execute their own
vision for reaching their culture, largely with
their own resources, while becoming selfgoverning, self-supporting, and selfpropagating.
3. As an integral part of accomplishing the first
two objectives, Lifeword has set into motion
a vigorous campaign to help indigenous
BMA churches discover and utilize the
media tools within their reach in order to
effectively share the gospel message with
their own culture.
x
Our
broadcasts
have
been
instrumental in starting many Bible
studies in many areas. Pastor Rudy
Rioja, our Lifeword producer,
reports that at least two missions
have been started because of the
broadcasts and now they are
planning to organize into local
churches.
x
Many souls have been saved and are
faithfully attending our churches in
the Bicol area. Young people who
were reached by radio have
surrendered to the ministry and are
at our Bible College in Silay City,
preparing to become church
planters.
2. BMA of Africa missionaries and Lifeword
personnel have joined forces to implement
10 low power FM radio stations in
conjunction with the local BMA churches
in Ghana.
3. In the Americas, BMA missionaries and
Lifeword have implemented three LPFMs
in Central and South America with plans to
add more.
4. In Burma (Myanmar), missionary and
Lifeword speaker Bro. Rama reports:
x
Jesus, in John 17, prays to the Father that we all
may be one as He and the Father are one. Here is a
sampling of our BMA departments demonstrating
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“Many listeners from the northern
part of Myanmar were very angry
with me because I preach that the
Lord Jesus Christ is the only way to
x x escape
escape hell.
hell. But
But they
they continued
continued
listening
listeningtotoAthetsaka
Athetsaka(Lifeword)
(Lifeword)and
and
wrote
very
often.
Ko
Kyi,
a
listener
wrote very often. Ko Kyi, a listener
from
fromthat
thatregion
regionwould
would invite
invite his
his
neighbors
neighborstotolisten
listentoto our
our program
program
with
withhim,
him,saying,
saying, ‘Come,
‘Come, come
come ifif
youwant
wanttotoknow
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about the
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(Chinisisone
oneofofthe
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tribes inin Myanmar).
Myanmar). About
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four
tribes
peoplecame
cametogether
together toto listen
listen and
and
people
make
fun
of
our
program
with
him.
make fun of our program with him.
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listening toto Athetsaka
Athetsaka for
for aa
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time,
Ko
Kyi
was
baptized
and
time, Ko Kyi was baptized and
becamea amember
memberofofa alocal
localchurch
church
became
after
giving
testimony
of
his
faith
after giving testimony of his faith inin
JesusChrist.
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Pho
andtwo
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were
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baptizedand
andjoined
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faith.
ofoffaith.
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x One sleepless night while tuning his
radio, Min Hlaing, from the Kale
radio, Min Hlaing, from the Kale
area of the northern part of
area of the northern part of
Myanmar, found Athetsaka and
Myanmar, found Athetsaka and
professed Jesus as his Savior.
professed Jesus as his Savior.
You
may
read
more
You
may
read
more
www.bmalife.org
www.bmalife.org
testimonials
testimonials
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Staff
Staff
Steve
SteveCrawley,
Crawley, Executive
Executive Director
Director
Rick
RickRussell,
Russell,Broadcasting
Broadcasting
Luis
LuisOrtega,
Ortega,Broadcasting
Broadcasting
Carol
CarolGipson,
Gipson,Broadcasting
Broadcasting
Donny
DonnyParrish,
Parrish, Production
Production
Mark
MarkMalone,
Malone,Production
Production
Nick
NickJacobsen,
Jacobsen, Production
Production
Jared
JaredEakin,
Eakin,Production
Production
PhillipRice,
Rice,Production
Production
Phillip
DianeWard,
Ward,Human
Human Resources
Resources
Diane
GlendaSellers,
Sellers, Human
Human Resources
Resources
Glenda
EllenSiler,
Siler,Accounting
Accounting
Ellen
MikeJones,
Jones,Building
Building and
and Grounds
Mike
CharlesAttebery,
Attebery, Planned
Planned Giving
Giving
Charles
DavidWatkins,
Watkins, Public
Public Relations
Relations
David
HollyMeriweather,
Meriweather, Walk
Walk Coordination
Coordination
Holly
Speakers
Speakers
AfricanFrench:
French: Alexander
Alexander Alhanssa
Alhanssa
African
Arabic:Yousef
Yousef Costa,
Costa, Charles
Charles Costa
Costa
Arabic:
Armenian:Ashot
Ashot Gyurjyan
Gyurjyan &
& Hayk
Hayk Haroutunyan
Armenian:
Haroutunyan
Bicol(3
(3dialects):
dialects): Romeo
Romeo Royon,
Royon, Andy
Bicol
Andy Grajo,
Grajo, Robert
RobertGroyon,
Groyon,
Nelson Duran, Rudy Rioja
Nelson Duran, Rudy Rioja
Brazilian Portuguese: Jarede Viera Souza, Fabio Da Silva, Sara Whistler
Brazilian Portuguese: Jarede Viera Souza, Fabio Da Silva, Sara Whistler
Burmese: Rama
Burmese: Rama
Cebuano: Dodo Cipres & Alan Quiamco
Cebuano: Dodo Cipres & Alan Quiamco
Dangme: Timothy Abroso
Dangme:
Timothy
Abroso
English: Donny
Parrish
& Rick Russell
English:
Donny
Parrish
& Rick Russell
English for Native Americans:
Merritt Youngdeer & Eddie Swimmer
English
for Native
Americans: Merritt Youngdeer & Eddie Swimmer
Ewe: Edmond
Awako
Ewe:
Edmond
Awako
Garifuna:
Ricardo
Herrera, David Dickson, Jaime Aranda, Jose Diego
Garifuna:
Ricardo
Herrera,
David Dickson,
Jaime Aranda,
Jose Diego
Barrios, Julio
Flores,
Cruz Norales,
Marvin Valerio,
Henry Lamberth
Barrios,
Cruz
Norales,
MarvinPitillo
Valerio,
EvencioJulio
Lino,Flores,
Rodolfo
Alvarez,
Gertrudis
RuizHenry Lamberth
Evencio
Hausa: Lino,
ElijahRodolfo
Adua Alvarez, Gertrudis Pitillo Ruiz
Hausa:
Elijah Adua
Igbo: Frances
Ebo
Igbo:
Frances
Ilonggo:
Pete Ebo
Etabag
Ilonggo:
Pete
EtabagPrakash
Kannada:
Prashant
Kannada:
PrashantPá
Prakash
Kekchi: Domingo
Yaxcal, Raúl Ángel Macz Pop, José Xol Pop
Kekchi:
Pá Yaxcal, Raúl Ángel Macz Pop, José Xol Pop
Khmer:Domingo
Borann Voeng
Khmer:
Borann
Voeng
Mandarin:
Roger
Mandarin:
Roger
Marwari: Translated
Marwari:
Translated
Moore’: Stephen
Aganda
Persian/Farsi:
Moore’:
StephenIraj
Aganda
Romani-Kalderash:
Persian/Farsi:
Iraj Shone & Feri
Russian: Translated Shone & Feri
Romani-Kalderash:
Songhay:Translated
Tandina Ousmane
Russian:
Spanish: Ricardo
Songhay:
Tandina Robinson
Ousmane& Luis Ortega
Twi: AduRicardo
Boahene
& Jackson
Spanish:
Robinson
& Hayford
Luis Ortega
Tagalog:
Warren Paguntalan
Twi:
Adu Boahene
& Jackson Hayford
Ukrainian:
Translated
Tagalog:
Warren
Paguntalan
Waray-Waray:
Sonny Carias
Ukrainian:
Translated
Western Krahn:Sonny
Abraham
Cheyee
Waray-Waray:
Carias
Yoruba:Krahn:
Samuel Abraham
BabatundeCheyee
Adeyemi
Western
Yoruba: Samuel Babatunde Adeyemi
2013 Financial Statement and 2014 Operating Budget
Income/Expense
Income:
GeneralFundIncome
WalkfortheWorld
TechnicalServices
Foundation
LeaseIncome
Other
TotalIncome
2014
Budget
2013
Actual
2013
Budget
'13Actvs.'13Bud
$875,000
250,000
Ͳ
40,000
52,585
25,000
1,242,585
$878,623
253,100
4,141
40,000
76,976
34,952
1,287,792
$764,000
374,165
12,000
40,000
83,576
27,500
1,301,241
$114,623
(121,065)
(7,859)
Ͳ
(6,600)
7,452
(13,449)
Variance
CostofGoodsSold
6,250 8,034 22,188 (14,154)
GrossProfit
1,236,335 1,279,759 1,279,053 706
249,411
236,678
7,200
165,000
16,635
21,208
23,363
14,650
42,217
13,150
ProfessionalFees
14,500
Promotion
10,000
Repairs&Maintenance
330,052
Salaries&Benefits
24,150
Travel
40,332
Utilities
BMAServiceTeamAllocation 340,082
TotalExpense
1,062,540
7,973
165,000
16,434
24,013
31,119
16,807
55,032
34,667
45,569
11,742
670,084
30,565
45,524
Ͳ
1,154,528
DirectBroadcastExpense
IndirectBroadcastExpense:
AutoExpense
Depreciation
Insurance
InterestExpense
Maint.Serv.Agreements
Miscellaneous
Other
NetIncome/Loss
NetIncome+Depr.
245,876 (9,198)
7,200
165,000
20,934
24,827
36,805
12,400
84,948
13,650
34,900
12,200
676,550
33,250
45,120
Ͳ
1,167,784
773
Ͳ
(4,500)
(814)
(5,686)
4,407
(29,916)
21,017
10,669
(458)
(6,466)
(2,685)
404
Ͳ
(13,256)
(75,616) (111,447) (134,607) 23,160
89,384
53,553
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30,393
23,160
Recommendations
Recommendations
1. That
we adopt
the proposed
operating
budget
for 2014.
1. That
we adopt
the proposed
operating
budget
for 2014.
2. That
the 35th
annual
Walk
for the
be held
October
15, 2014
and and
for churches
not participating
in in
2. That
the 35th
annual
Walk
for World
the World
be held
October
15, 2014
for churches
not participating
the Walk
to set
a Lifeword
Sunday
in the
of October.
the Walk
to aside
set aside
a Lifeword
Sunday
in month
the month
of October.
3. That
the housing
allowance
be set
per month
for the
director,
$2,000
per month
for for
3. That
the housing
allowance
beatset$2,000
at $2,000
per month
for executive
the executive
director,
$2,000
per month
the broadcast
officer,
$2,000
per month
for the
director.
the broadcast
officer,
$2,000
per month
for programming
the programming
director.
4. That
the Lifeword
executive
director’s
salary
remain
at the
levellevel
of $62,552,
plusplus
one-half
of of
4. That
the Lifeword
executive
director’s
salary
remain
at 2013
the 2013
of $62,552,
one-half
Social
Security
/ Medicare,
health
& dental
insurance,
retirement
deposit
equaling
6% 6%
of salary
and and
a cara car
Social
Security
/ Medicare,
health
& dental
insurance,
retirement
deposit
equaling
of salary
provided.
provided.
5. That
Steve
Crawley
stand
as a as
nominee
for Executive
Director.
5. That
Steve
Crawley
stand
a nominee
for Executive
Director.
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Nashville
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Temple
Jonesboro
Grandview
Springfield
Grandview
Springfield
First First
Damascus
Damascus
Lebanon
LaurelLaurel
Lebanon
Fifth Street
Fifth Street Levelland
Levelland
Macedonia
Magnolia
Macedonia
Magnolia
PecanPecan
RobertRobert
Lee Lee
Skyway
Hills Hills Pearl Pearl
Skyway
Beacon
Hill Hill WacoWaco
Beacon
Calvary
Midlothian
Calvary
Midlothian
GraceGrace
Russellville
Russellville
Mahl Mahl
Nacogdoches
Nacogdoches
Cornerstone
CreekCreek
Cornerstone SwartzSwartz
Victory
Mc Neil
Victory
Mc Neil
Calvary
Fairfield
Calvary
Fairfield
Antioch
GilmerGilmer
Antioch
Old Hickory
Old Hickory Hattieville
Hattieville
BristerBrister
Emerson
Emerson
Old Bethel
Canton
Old Bethel
Canton
Central
Prescott
Central
Prescott
Immanuel
Greenbrier
Immanuel
Greenbrier
Majestic
View View KiowaKiowa
Majestic
SpringSpring
Lake Lake Texarkana
Texarkana
Pilgrims
Rest Rest Spearsville
Pilgrims
Spearsville
Heritage
Waxahachie
Heritage
Waxahachie
East Amory
East Amory AmoryAmory
Eastside
Fayetteville
Eastside
Fayetteville
New Testament
New TestamentSullivan
Sullivan
Fellowship
Pittsburg
Fellowship
Pittsburg
First First
Bay Springs
Bay Springs
First First
Mc Neil
Mc Neil
Prospect
Jonesboro
Prospect
Jonesboro
Friendship
Mesquite
Friendship
Mesquite
Mountain
View ViewChoctaw
Mountain
Choctaw
Pleasant
Hill Hill Nacogdoches
Pleasant
Nacogdoches
Springdale
Springdale
Springdale
Springdale
CentroCentro
de Vida
de VidaHouston
Houston
Amount
Amount
$37,043.88
$37,043.88
32,188.08
32,188.08
31,882.00
31,882.00
29,688.30
29,688.30
27,110.94
27,110.94
18,965.00
18,965.00
17,375.10
17,375.10
15,254.34
15,254.34
12,324.38
12,324.38
12,134.00
12,134.00
11,713.00
11,713.00
9,568.32
9,568.32
8,424.76
8,424.76
8,014.10
8,014.10
7,936.45
7,936.45
7,800.00
7,800.00
7,384.60
7,384.60
7,067.00
7,067.00
6,877.63
6,877.63
6,827.00
6,827.00
6,593.99
6,593.99
6,391.91
6,391.91
6,335.00
6,335.00
6,176.44
6,176.44
6,100.57
6,100.57
6,056.56
6,056.56
5,909.00
5,909.00
5,755.96
5,755.96
5,526.36
5,526.36
5,509.54
5,509.54
5,366.84
5,366.84
5,152.61
5,152.61
4,716.60
4,716.60
4,670.00
4,670.00
4,640.79
4,640.79
4,422.41
4,422.41
4,293.25
4,293.25
4,243.00
4,243.00
4,235.50
4,235.50
4,171.24
4,171.24
4,131.90
4,131.90
4,120.00
4,120.00
4,024.96
4,024.96
4,017.00
4,017.00
4,000.10
4,000.10
22
State State
MS MS
AL AL
TX TX
AR AR
MS MS
LA LA
TX TX
AR AR
AR AR
TX TX
MO MO
TX TX
AR AR
MO MO
AR AR
MS MS
TX TX
AR AR
TX TX
MS MS
TX TX
TX TX
AR AR
TX TX
MI MI
AR AR
TX TX
TX TX
AR AR
AR AR
TX TX
AR AR
AR AR
CO CO
TX TX
LA LA
TX TX
MS MS
AR AR
MO MO
TX TX
MS MS
AR AR
AR AR
TX TX
AR AR
TX TX
AR AR
TX TX
Amount
Amount
4,000.00
4,000.00
3,819.01
3,819.01
3,800.00
3,800.00
3,750.00
3,750.00
3,698.48
3,698.48
3,640.94
3,640.94
3,550.65
3,550.65
3,499.56
3,499.56
3,491.06
3,491.06
3,469.18
3,469.18
3,454.00
3,454.00
3,387.81
3,387.81
3,376.00
3,376.00
3,375.55
3,375.55
3,350.00
3,350.00
3,335.92
3,335.92
3,204.42
3,204.42
3,164.07
3,164.07
3,150.00
3,150.00
3,143.00
3,143.00
3,108.90
3,108.90
3,078.00
3,078.00
3,061.00
3,061.00
3,000.00
3,000.00
3,000.00
3,000.00
3,000.00
3,000.00
2,999.22
2,999.22
2,962.45
2,962.45
2,962.10
2,962.10
2,880.00
2,880.00
2,848.58
2,848.58
2,834.00
2,834.00
2,831.39
2,831.39
2,827.70
2,827.70
2,824.00
2,824.00
2,779.63
2,779.63
2,758.83
2,758.83
2,700.00
2,700.00
2,691.00
2,691.00
2,679.00
2,679.00
2,667.65
2,667.65
2,654.97
2,654.97
2,635.00
2,635.00
2,633.62
2,633.62
2,604.63
2,604.63
2,600.00
2,600.00
2,581.24
2,581.24
2,504.84
2,504.84
2,500.00
2,500.00
2013 Contributing Churches
Church
The following list reflects our record of offerings received from 512
churches during the past fiscal year (January 1, 2013 through December 31,
2013). Offerings that arrived after our books closed December 31 will appear
in the 2014 records. Offerings sent through a state missions office in 2013 but
which Lifeword received after December 31 will likewise appear in the 2014
report. Statements showing the date and the amount of each offering received
have been mailed to each church.
Church
ALABAMA
Belle Fontaine
Bethel
Fountain of Faith
Helton Road
Lebanon
Rigby Street
Trinity
Wares Ferry Road
Westwood
Total:
Number of Churches:
ARKANSAS
Antioch
Antioch
Antioch
Antioch East
Antioch West
Bald Knob
Beacon
Beacon
Beech Street
Berean
Bethany
Bethel #1
Bethel
Bethlehem
Bethlehem
Big Creek Valley
Blanchard Springs
Blooming Grove
Bluff Springs
Bodcaw #1
Bodcaw #2
Bradford
Brister
Calvary
Calvary
Calvary
Calvary
Calvary
Calvary
Calvary
Calvary
Calvary
Caney Valley
Center Grove
Center Point
Central
Central
Central
Central
Central
Central
Chapel Hill
Charity
Charity Heights
Cherrywood
City
Theodore
Mobile
Creola
Theodore
Titus
Montgomery
Birmingham
Montgomery
Mobile
Conway
Mc Gehee
Nashville
Magnolia
Magnolia
Plumerville
Gravette
Taylor
Crossett
North Little Rock
Jonesboro
Rison
Forrest City
Centerton
Greenbrier
Jonesboro
Junction City
Rector
Rosston
Emmet
Rosston
Bradford
Emerson
Fayetteville
Heber Springs
Manila
Marvell
Morrilton
Pine Bluff
Smackover
Stamps
Warren
Plumerville
Cord
Nashville
Ashdown
Conway
Hughes
Prescott
Texarkana
Trumann
New Edinburg
Ward
Hot Springs
Sherwood
2013 Amount
1,320.84
374.00
931.00
3,819.01
1,118.00
448.36
363.06
600.00
119.83
9,094.10
9
37,043.88
542.21
2,340.00
2,400.00
2,100.00
795.00
1,624.79
750.00
400.00
50.00
481.00
590.88
166.64
240.00
6,593.99
420.00
706.00
500.00
260.00
720.00
500.00
4,670.00
2,880.00
11,713.00
600.00
650.00
2,299.52
5,509.54
1,740.00
555.50
60.00
150.00
500.00
566.00
2,487.00
7,067.00
29,688.30
690.25
2,834.00
477.13
778.07
749.94
2,456.70
111.00
156.00
23
Church at Willow Beach
Clinton
College View
Corinth
Corinth
Cornerstone
Cornerstone
County Line
Cross Roads
Denver Street
East Kenwood
Eastside
Eastside
Emmaus
Fairview
Faith
First
First
First
First
First
First
First
First
First
First
First of Cave Springs
First of North Lewisville
Flat Rock
Fourth Street
Friendship
Friendship
Grace
Grace
Grace
Grace
Grace Temple
Greers Ferry
Harmony
Harmony
Harrison Chapel
Hattieville
Herman
Hopewell
Immanuel
Immanuel
Immanuel
Kaley Hill
Kellogg Valley
Kingsland
Lakeview
Landmark
Letona
Liberty
Little River
Lone Oak
Macedonia
Macedonia
Marcus Hill
Maysville
Meadowview
Milligan Ridge
Missionary Grove
Mount Lebanon
Mount Nebo
Mount Olive
Mount Pleasant
Mount Pleasant
Mount Union
Mount Vernon
City
N Little Rock
Clinton
Magnolia
Magnolia
Rosston
Arkadelphia
Bentonville
Marvell
Warren
Greenwood
Siloam Springs
Conway
Fayetteville
New Edinburg
Blytheville
Mena
Bald Knob
Buckner
Caldwell
Damascus
Gurdon
Magnolia
Mc Neil
Newark
Taylor
Waldo
Cave Springs
Lewisville
Quitman
West Helena
De Queen
Greenbrier
Damascus
El Dorado
Russellville
Wynne
Lake City
Greers Ferry
Stuttgart
West Helena
Beebe
Hattieville
Bono
El Dorado
Greenbrier
Nashville
Sheridan
Quitman
N Little Rock
Kingsland
Mayflower
England
Letona
Stamps
Manila
Blytheville
Kingsland
Magnolia
Enola
Maysville
Pine Bluff
Manila
Prescott
New Edinburg
Hope
Guy
Hiwasse
Plumerville
El Dorado
Waldo
2013 Amount
1,559.00
50.00
935.91
100.00
1,200.00
482.00
1,010.00
970.47
1,604.65
1,398.00
220.18
1,239.00
2,691.00
600.00
3,491.06
390.89
924.00
137.00
5,366.84
3,350.00
1,200.00
7,800.00
2,635.00
2,089.81
2,307.83
210.00
1,871.12
214.00
800.00
300.00
1,055.99
990.00
7,936.45
462.93
3,061.00
907.79
100.00
672.35
117.11
386.53
120.00
1,297.00
2,203.00
900.00
2,831.39
4,640.79
2,475.04
3,750.00
900.00
679.45
235.00
2,214.93
516.30
1,720.00
1,156.64
677.50
300.00
3,164.07
550.00
260.00
178.31
360.00
200.00
240.00
180.00
2,463.11
400.00
9,568.32
996.00
300.00
Church
Mountain View
Needs Creek
New Friendship
New Home
New Hope
New Hope
New Liberty
New Prospect
New Shiloh
North Hills
North Main
Oak Grove
Oak Park
Oakland Heights
Oasis
Old Hickory
Old Liberty
Park Avenue
Park Place
Pilgrims Rest
Pleasant Grove
Pleasant Grove
Pleasant Grove
Pleasant Springs
Pleasant Valley
Pocahontas
Prospect
Red Oak
Rondo
Round Mountain
Sand Springs
Shady Grove
Shady Grove
Shiloh
Shiloh Lamartine
Shiloh Union
Shover Springs
South Main
Spring Creek
Springdale
Springhill
Sulphur Springs
Temperanceville
Temple
Temple
Temple
Temple
Temple
Tenth Street
Trenton
Trinity
True Light
Turner Street
Unity
Unity
Victory
Victory
Victory
Village Creek
Walnut Grove
West Race
West Side
Westside
Worden
Wyatt
Zion
Total:
Number of Churches:
City
Choctaw
Greenbrier
Kingsland
Quitman
Hope
Wynne
Fort Smith
Garfield
Mineral Springs
Sherwood
Hamburg
N Little Rock
Little Rock
Pine Bluff
Maumelle
Hattieville
Vilonia
Searcy
Bryant
Magnolia
Carlisle
El Dorado
Imboden
Mc Caskill
Greenbrier
Pocahontas
Jonesboro
Harrison
Lexa
Fayetteville
Damascus
Piggott
Prescott
McRae
Waldo
Buckner
Hope
Malvern
Springdale
Springdale
Greenbrier
Quitman
Nashville
Fordyce
Jonesboro
Little Rock
Murfreesboro
Rogers
Paragould
Marvell
Magnolia
Mc Dougal
Springdale
Hope
Nashville
Gentry
Hampton
Mc Neil
Mabelvale
Lake City
Searcy
Mountain Home
Osceola
Bald Knob
El Dorado
Fordyce
2013 Amount
Church
CALIFORNIA
2,600.00
2,409.72
120.00
700.00
1,167.15
876.00
108.05
1,870.00
1,412.64
5,755.96
140.00
618.09
698.00
100.00
650.00
2,962.10
1,200.00
1,653.00
1,181.40
303.50
4,243.00
977.00
1,200.00
300.00
480.00
480.00
2,633.62
1,740.00
660.00
425.00
522.83
50.00
1,253.12
879.10
992.00
400.00
401.01
452.00
4,716.60
2,504.84
31,882.00
2,451.04
1,200.00
575.00
3,376.00
1,547.39
120.00
4,422.41
312.54
500.00
1,493.00
480.00
560.00
1,234.42
500.00
180.00
240.00
3,000.00
741.45
105.22
4,017.00
200.00
345.20
5,526.36
3,499.56
_2,110.79
369,383.21
181
Faith
First
Memorial
Total:
Number of Churches:
COLORADO
Majestic View
Total:
Number of Churches:
FLORIDA
Grace
Parkview
Total:
Number of Churches:
HAWAII
Ali’i/Royal Baptist Church
Total:
Number of Churches:
IDAHO
Grace
Total:
Number of Churches:
ILLINOIS
Friendship
Total:
Number of Churches:
INDIANA
Calvary
Total:
Number of Churches:
KANSAS
First
Lighthouse
Meadowside
Mount Olive
Mount Zion
Total:
Number of Churches:
KENTUCKY
Scottsville Road
Total:
Number of Churches:
LOUISIANA
Blocker
Calvary
Canaan
Cane Market Road
Evergreen Park
First
Franklin Street
Hall Summit
Harding Street
Mount Sterling
Pilgrims Rest
Plainview
Walnut Road
Total:
Number of Churches:
24
City
2013 Amount
Vacaville
Escalon
Fremont
860.00
156.00
1,471.00
2,487.00
3
Kiowa
2,827.70
2,827.70
1
Mc David
Pensacola
430.00
180.00
610.00
2
Ewa Beach
250.00
250.00
1
Post Falls
540.00
540.00
1
Caseyville
225.00
225.00
1
Bloomington
600.00
600.00
1
Galena
Kansas City
Pittsburg
Girard
Garland
Bowling Green
Cullen
Vidalia
Franklinton
Denham Springs
Monroe
Springhill
Farmerville
Hall Summit
Baker
Bernice
Spearsville
Denham Springs
Springhill
2,020.00
300.00
395.00
745.00
1,000.00
4,460.00
5
350.00
350.00
1
370.45
2,383.14
240.00
430.01
1,573.97
12,134.00
954.97
32,188.08
3,640.94
1,000.00
2,779.63
117.58
200.00
58,012.77
13
Church
MICHIGAN
Cornerstone
New Home
Total:
Number of Churches:
MISSOURI
Bates Creek
Berean
Bethany
Bethel
Bethel
Bethlehem
Briar
Central
Charity
Cornerstone
Faith
Faith
First
Friendship
Glenview
Grace
Grandview
Kewanee
Landmark
Lindsay Lane
Lower Doe Run
Mount Zion
New Testament
Oak Hill
Oak Ridge
Ohlman
Ozark Heights
Providence
Springdale
Springhill
Stony Point
Straightway
Temple
Westview
White Oak Grove
Zalma
Zion
Total:
Number of Churches:
MISSISSIPPI
Antioch
Ballardsville
Berean
Bethel
Bethel
Big Creek
Big Oak
Buffalo
Calvary
Calvary
Campground
Canaan
Centerville
Creston Hills
Cypress Creek
East Amory
East Fulton
Evergreen
Farmington
First
First
First of Calhoun
First of Henleyfield
City
2013 Amount
Swartz Creek
Lansing
3,000.00
645.00
3,645.00
2
Potosi
Festus
Saint Louis
Lonedell
Sikeston
Fairdealing
Doniphan
Union
Columbia
Raymore
Independence
Saint Charles
Potosi
Saint Clair
Independence
Joplin
Springfield
Kewanee
De Soto
Florissant
Ellington
Poplar Bluff
Sullivan
Alton
Cassville
Bunker
Potosi
Puxico
Fenton
Fairdealing
Mineral Point
Steelville
Belgrade
Jefferson City
Potosi
Zalma
Saint Louis
730.00
260.24
93.42
3,454.00
1,665.00
550.00
500.00
600.00
225.00
740.00
2,354.00
837.02
525.00
250.00
70.00
600.00
3,375.55
18,965.00
532.35
242.47
636.31
1,100.00
2,679.00
1,705.94
1,500.00
720.00
1,034.00
240.00
900.00
360.00
190.26
1,335.00
549.88
300.00
1,320.00
1,682.75
1,210.00
54,032.19
37
Taylorsville
Mantachie
Soso
Fulton
Seminary
Soso
Fulton
McLain
Brandon
Purvis
Gulfport
Purvis
Mantachie
Jackson
Brooklyn
Amory
Fulton
Seminary
Corinth
Bay Springs
Louin
Laurel
Carriere
Church
First of Oak Grove
First of Shady Grove
First of Windsor Park
Good Hope
Good Hope
Greenwood
Harmony
Hillcrest
Hopewell
Lebanon
Lee’s Chapel #2
Liberty
Lone Oak
Magnolia
Magnolia Heights
Mantachie First
Midway First
Mount Calvary
Mount Gilead
Mount Olive
New Beginnings
North Gautier
Oakland
O’Neal Road
Paramount
Parkview
Parkway
Pine Grove
Pine Ridge
Plainview
Pleasant Hill
Riverside
Salem
Sand Hill
Scotland
Shady Grove
Sharon
Shiloh
Skyway Hills
South Green
Spencer Memorial
Springhill
Springhill
Temple
Temple
Ten Mile
Trace City
Union
Vardaman Street
Westlawn
Westover
Westview
Wilderness
Zion
Total:
Number of Churches:
1,800.00
430.00
1,100.00
2,156.00
665.00
1,023.69
300.00
3,698.48
250.00
532.00
200.00
1,415.30
123.00
211.00
1,406.51
2,700.00
526.00
6,335.00
1,175.00
2,654.97
324.00
1,580.00
461.64
NEW MEXICO
All Nations
Total:
Number of Churches:
OKLAHOMA
Bethany
College Heights
Dolberg
Eastern Gate
Faith
Fillmore
First
First
25
City
Hattiesburg
Laurel
Ocean Springs
Columbia
Stringer
Fulton
Hurley
Yazoo City
Laurel
Laurel
Picayune
Bentonia
West Point
Hattiesburg
Forest
Mantachie
Sumrall
Picayune
Columbia
Little Rock
Olive Branch
Gautier
Vicksburg
Gulfport
Perkinston
Laurel
Petal
Purvis
Laurel
Poplarville
Tupelo
Ellisville
Bay Springs
Lucedale
Bentonia
Tishomingo
Laurel
Mount Olive
Pearl
Tupelo
Pascagoula
Laurel
Vancleave
Laurel
Lucedale
Perkinston
Natchez
Bay Springs
Wiggins
Picayune
Hattiesburg
Oxford
Vicksburg
Rolling Fork
2013 Amount
1,521.53
1,550.00
836.31
1,645.45
258.00
1,120.84
22.15
833.93
143.00
3,335.92
1,300.00
400.00
125.00
6,827.00
552.00
1,372.00
6,176.44
141.22
8,424.76
431.50
112.50
223.00
6,100.57
54.56
6,391.91
465.31
599.73
539.18
2,100.00
10.00
670.32
727.00
240.00
1,259.00
1,173.04
260.00
331.10
4,000.00
3,143.00
278.56
399.44
920.00
140.00
600.00
1,100.00
1,968.09
1,063.32
1,623.53
6,877.63
300.00
2,130.00
257.00
1,668.54
133.97
115,944.94
77
Rio Rancho
1,500.00
1,500.00
1
Owasso
Ada
Sulphur
Wynnewood
Chickasha
Milburn
Alex
Howe
610.67
757.89
250.00
1,451.01
360.00
268.00
225.00
186.00
Church
First
Highland Park
Hillcrest
Missionary
Moorewood
New Heights
Peniel
Pleasant Hill
Rocky Point
Satterwhite
Shady Grove
Southern Hills
Southgate
Sunray
Sunshine
Unity
Total:
Number of Churches:
OREGON
Heritage
New Hope
Total:
Number of Churches:
TENNESSEE
Crystal Springs
Sixth Avenue
Total:
Number of Churches:
TEXAS
Anchor
Anthony Drive
Antioch
Antioch
Antioch
Ashmore
Bauman Road
Beacon
Beacon Hill
Beckham
Beech Grove
Bethel
Bethel
Bethel
Bethel of White Rock
Bishop Chapel
Calvary
Calvary
Calvary
Calvary
Camille Acres
Carrell Street
Center Hill
Center of Life
Central
Central
Central
Centro de Vida
Centro de Vida
Centro de Vida
China Grove
Clover Hill
Concord
Corinth
Craft
Dallas Park
Davis Street
East Mayfield
Ebenezer Friendship
City
Roland
Midwest City
Wynnewood
Lindsay
Leedey
Oklahoma City
Bethany
Blanchard
Tupelo
Elmore City
McAlester
Sapulpa
Moore
Purcell
Roff
Purcell
2013 Amount
Church
550.00
1,401.68
771.69
860.00
8,014.10
1,512.10
1,220.00
390.00
1,165.42
1,050.00
1,827.00
236.86
4,120.00
1,200.00
820.00
5,152.61
34,400.03
24
Portland
Eugene
900.00
600.00
1,500.00
2
Bartlett
Knoxville
673.87
1,152.77
1,826.64
2
McAllen
Ennis
Carthage
Gilmer
Palestine
Loop
Houston
Bryan
Waco
Sulphur Springs
Jasper
Groesbeck
Orange
Port Arthur
Dallas
Jasper
Arlington
Fairfield
Midlothian
Trinidad
Longview
Tomball
Oakhurst
Houston
Aspermont
Bronte
Mineola
Houston
Livingston
Tyler
Eustace
Quitman
Gilmer
Jacksonville
Jacksonville
Dallas
Sulphur Springs
Hemphill
Pittsburg
385.00
1,678.98
215.44
2,962.45
300.00
1,500.00
110.00
427.06
3,108.90
540.00
360.00
609.22
125.00
145.00
351.80
526.69
1,545.00
2,999.22
3,078.00
35.00
495.00
413.10
630.00
4,293.25
1,748.17
299.35
162.42
2,500.00
80.00
120.00
320.00
363.91
60.00
547.12
29.16
120.00
1,541.24
762.70
1,040.00
Eighth Avenue
Eighth Street
Elwood
Emmanuel
Enon
Enterprise
Ephesus
Evergreen
Fair Park
Fairview
Farley Street
Fellowship
Fellowship
Fellowship
Fifth Street
First
First
First
First
First
First
First
First
First
First
First
First
First
First of Cockrell Hill
First of Keltys
First of Livingston
First of Providence
Forest Hill
Frankston
Friendship
Glade Creek
Glenfawn
Grace Temple
Harmony
Harmony
Harmony O’Dell
Heritage
Holly Grove
Hubbard Chapel
Lake Highlands
Lake Ridge
Landmark
Latch
Liberty
Little Flock
Little Mound
Lost Prairie
Mahl
Merriman Hills
Missional
Missionary
Mount Calvary
Mount Olive
Mount Pisgah
Mount Selman
Mountain Home
Myrtle Springs
Nat
New Beginnings
New Harmony
New Hope
New Hope
Northside
Northside
Northside
Oak Grove
26
City
Teague
Grand Prairie
Wills Point
Garland
Gilmer
Jacksonville
Latexo
Porter
Tyler
Lufkin
Waxahachie
Kirbyville
Pittsburg
Winnsboro
Levelland
Beckville
Blooming Grove
Carthage
Flynn
Gary
Jacksonville
Joaquin
Morton
New Summerfield
Palmer
Rice
Talco
Terrell
Dallas
Lufkin
Livingston
Livingston
Quitman
Frankston
Mesquite
Gilmer
Cushing
San Angelo
Normangee
Nacogdoches
Huntington
Waxahachie
Livingston
Quitman
Sulphur Springs
Lubbock
Cushing
Gilmer
Henderson
Jewett
Gilmer
Groesbeck
Nacogdoches
Sherman
Atlanta
Paducah
Carthage
Scurry
Quitman
Bullard
Jacksboro
Quitman
Nacogdoches
Ferris
Tyler
Mineola
Streetman
Anson
Conroe
Garland
Canton
2013 Amount
1,841.94
333.00
686.90
310.00
4,235.50
538.99
366.55
705.08
421.34
667.98
6,056.56
300.00
2,667.65
600.00
3,204.42
321.35
4,000.10
15,254.34
3,469.18
115.05
4,024.96
628.50
396.00
158.65
540.00
30.00
100.00
249.93
218.19
1,134.50
2,381.56
1,195.57
509.57
114.66
2,604.63
1,200.00
462.62
585.00
1,007.00
650.00
70.38
2,758.83
414.63
200.00
600.00
17,375.10
721.00
4,171.24
1,540.52
751.20
7,384.60
691.40
3,000.00
154.00
300.00
360.00
275.00
1,620.00
340.86
251.39
100.00
1,832.82
179.00
985.52
3,800.00
2,189.96
2,335.79
300.00
3,387.81
1,140.00
405.78
Church
Oak Hill
Oasis
Old Bethel
O’Quinn
Pecan
Pilgrims Rest
Pine Brook
Pleasant Hill
Prairie Valley
Ramah
Red Springs
Richmond Road
Rose Hill
Rosewood
Round Prairie
Sand Flat
Sardis
Shady Grove
Sharon
Sheppard Drive
Sheridan Terrace
Soda
South Jefferson
South Park
Southline
Spring Lake
Stone Ridge
Suburban Wood
Sunset
Temple
Tundra
University
Walnut Street
Ward Prairie
Weeks Chapel
Westside
Zion Hill
Total:
Number of Churches:
VIRGINIA
Peninsula
Total:
Number of Churches:
City
Gilmer
Arlington
Canton
Pollok
Robert Lee
Emory
Tyler
Nacogdoches
Whitney
Tenaha
Tyler
Texarkana
Mineola
Gilmer
Fairfield
Grand Saline
Henderson
De Berry
Winnsboro
Euless
Palestine
Livingston
Mount Pleasant
Fort Worth
Cleveland
Texarkana
Kilgore
Humble
Lamesa
Mexia
Canton
Nacogdoches
Winnsboro
Fairfield
Jasper
Nacogdoches
Jasper
Hampton
2013 Amount
200.00
891.24
2,848.58
753.43
3,150.00
500.00
809.71
2,581.24
480.00
1,000.00
535.55
617.68
217.91
27,110.94
4,131.90
1,007.34
1,144.27
221.00
140.00
1,477.70
656.69
2,063.97
780.00
5,909.00
286.51
2,824.00
931.00
556.76
12,324.38
1,485.80
3,550.65
1,407.09
1,494.17
283.71
1,305.00
637.14
240.00
247,006.64
147
145.00
145.00
1
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Committee on Arrangements
The following locations were suggested for our 2017 annual meeting to be held in the Dallas/Fort Worth area:
DFW airport hotel, Mesquite, and Waxahachie, Texas.
After considering all suggestions and after visiting five potential locations, the Committee on Arrangements
recommends the following:
That the 2017 meeting of the Baptist Missionary Association of America be held May 1-3 at the Arlington
Convention Center in Arlington, Texas and that the Sheraton Arlington be designated as the primary hotel.
Respectively submitted,
Charles Attebery
Leon Carmical
James Ray Raines
Committee on Arrangements
28
2013 Financial Statement and 2014 Operating Budget
Joint-Recommendation
from the Missionary2014
Advisory
Committee
and
2013
2013
Annual Report 2014
Budget
Actual
Budget
Income/Expense
Lifeword
BMAA Department
of Missions Board of Directors
Variance
'13Actvs.'13Bud
Income:
Thank you for your continued support of
BMAA global missions. Even though we have some
trends that we need to discuss and address in our
giving patterns to missions as an association, we are
blessed and grateful for your partnership in global
missions.
would come up with over 120 GeneralFundIncome
people. Some of
those people are listed in Col. 4. It is my prayer that
God will give me and each of you WalkfortheWorld
a Col. 4 list when
our lives and ministries come to an end. This
represents spiritual multiplicationTechnicalServices
and missions at
its best.
$875,000
250,000
Ͳ
40,000
52,585
25,000
1,242,585
$878,623
253,100
4,141
40,000
76,976
34,952
1,287,792
16,635
16,434
$764,000
374,165
12,000
40,000
83,576
27,500
1,301,241
$114,623
(121,065)
(7,859)
Ͳ
(6,600)
7,452
(13,449)
Foundation
• Ease of Administration
At last year’s national meeting, a joint-recommendaCelebration
LeaseIncome
By forming an LLC instead of a corporation, there
tion offered by the Missionary Advisory Committee and
Other
TotalIncome
is much less administrative paperwork and record
the Lifeword Board of Directors was approved by the
6,250 a
8,034 22,188
(14,154)
CostofGoodsSold keeping
than
corporation
would
require.
messengers. Item number four in the recommendations
1,236,335 1,279,759 1,279,053 706
GrossProfit
stated that the Department of Missions and Lifeword
• Transparency of Accounting
249,411
236,678
245,876 (9,198)
Media Ministries seek professional legal counsel DirectBroadcastExpense
to
The profits or losses of the LLC pass directly
arrange the most prudent structure for joint-ownership
IndirectBroadcastExpense:
through to
the departments
filing773
purposes.
7,200
7,973
7,200for
AutoExpense
of the property.
165,000
165,000
165,000
Ͳ
Depreciation
The only loss the BMA of America LLC would
For the past two years we have been beating the
drum for church multiplication in the United States.
This multiplication vision is reflected in the Word
of God, which is a missionary narrative from
Genesis to Revelation. The Gospels are the record
of the Sent One preparing 12 men to “live sent” and
turn the world upside down. The book of Acts is the
missionary story as it continues to unfold. The
epistles were basically all written to church planters
or brand new churches. The point is that the New
Testament was written in a context of mission and
multiplication. It was not written in the context of a
mere intellectual pursuit of God; rather, it was
written in the realm of true discipleship which calls
for surrender, sacrifice, and suffering.
In Colossians chapter 4, Paul ends his letter to
the believers in Colossae by sending greetings from
all the people on his ministry team who were with
him in Rome. Someone has said that if you count all
the people that Paul prepared and empowered in
ministry throughout his twenty-year ministry, you
It has recently been brought to my attention
how poorly we acknowledge things in our lives that
should be cause for celebration. Here are a few
things that we celebrate from this past year in
BMAA missions.
•
•
•
•
•
We have more missionaries right now than at
any time in the 62 year history of our
association.
All 11 missionary families elected in 2013 are
now either on their field or in language training.
The 65/35 plan allowed all these families to go
AND we had more given to the general fund in
2013 than in 2012.
The BMA churches in CO are poised to double
in the next few years as they seek to plan new
churches.
The survivability of BMA church plants has
experienced a drastic increase due to the
Insurance
InterestExpense
Maint.Serv.Agreements
Miscellaneous
Other
20,934 (4,500)
show would
depreciation
for the as21,208 be
24,013 24,827expense
(814)
23,363
31,119
36,805 (5,686)
Subsequent to last year’s meeting, Missions and
sets held.
To facilitate allocation of these costs,
14,650 16,807 12,400 4,407
Lifeword personnel met with a legal expert (Attorney
55,032 a Form
84,948
(29,916)member
the LLC 42,217
would send
K-1
to each
13,150 34,667 13,650 21,017
ProfessionalFees
William Adkisson) and a tax/audit expert (CPA Bo
department
upon its
percentage
14,500based
45,569
34,900
10,669of assets
Promotion
10,000 11,742 12,200 (458)
Conner) to discuss the most suitable structure for Repairs&M
an
aintenance
owned and
the depreciation
would be a decrease
330,052
670,084
676,550 (6,466)
Salaries&Benefits
entity to accommodate our legal and financial needs.
24,150
30,565
33,250 Travel
to the department’s
net investment
in (2,685)
the LLC on
40,332
45,524
45,120 404
Both individuals recommended the use of a limited Utilities
liits books.
340,082 Ͳ
Ͳ
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BMAServiceTeamAllocation
ability company (LLC). Advantages of using an LLC
TotalExpense
1,062,540
1,154,528
1,167,784 (13,256)
• Lower Costs
as the legal entity for departmental integration are NetIncome/Loss
as
(75,616) (111,447) (134,607) 23,160
A limited liability company is easy to establish
follows:
53,553
30,393
NetIncome+Depr.
and there89,384
are minimal
ongoing
fees to23,160
maintain.
• Simple Structure
The structure of an LLC allows for multiple owners, or members. A corporation can be a member of
an LLC. This allows the creation of an additional
level of ownership to facilitate an initiative such as
the BMA integration without convoluting one of
the entities’ books. If other BMA entities choose to
join the integration effort in the future, the LLC is
designed to allow for seamless expansion.
Based on these findings, the Missionary Advisory
Committee and Lifeword Board of Directors offer a
joint-recommendation for the creation of the BMA of
America LLC as the legal entity to hold the shared assets
in Conway. We further recommend that the Missionary
Advisory Committee and Lifeword Board of Directors
jointly prepare an operating agreement to establish policies and procedures for managing the LLC that meet the
specific needs and concerns of each.
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ANNUAL REPORT
ANNUAL REPORT
Ministers
Services
Ministers Resource
Resource Services
RETIREMENT AGENCY
AGENCY OF
OF THE
RETIREMENT
THE BMA
BMA OF
OF AMERICA
AMERICA
RON
DIRECTOR
RONCHESSER,
CHESSER, EXECUTIVE
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Retirement Averages 8.03% for 11 Years
BMA
BMA
It is with aRETIREMENT
thankful heart that I share
with you, the
AVERAGES
messengers of the BMA of America, my fifteenth annual
8.03%FOR11YEARS
report as Executive Director of Ministers Resource Ser-
ment funds at Ministers Resource Services, a growth
the$10,874,090.96
past year we received
participants
inDuring
assets of
over thefrom
past eleven
years.
eachnumbers
month anrepresent
averagepeople.
of $113,763.78
for deposit
These
These people
are pasintochurch
their BMA
Retirement
accounts
at Ministers
tors,
staff and
employees
of the BMA
who are
Resource
Services,
a
daily
average
of
$3,740.18.
diligently preparing for retirement hand in hand with
2013 yearly
total we
received
for deposit into
theThe
churches
and entities
of our
association.
retirement
accounts
for
pastors,
church
and
The BMA Ministers Retirement Plan isstaff
approved
the BMA
wasfor
$1,365,165.36,
with
byemployees
the Internalof
Revenue
Service
tax-deferred income
last year’s total portfolio growth being
from the churches, departments and agencies of the
$481,882.46. As of December 31, 2013 there was
BMA of America. As a participant in the BMA Ministers
a grand total of $14,756,157.83 on deposit in
Retirement, a pastor, church staff or employee of the
retirement funds at Ministers Resource Services, a
BMA
mayintax-defer
to 100% of theirover
annual
growth
assets ofup$10,874,090.96
the salary
past
and
compensation
not
to
exceed
$52,000
dollars
each
eleven years. These numbers represent people.
year.
Manning
and Napier
Advisorychurch
Advantage
CorporaThese
people
are pastors,
staff
and
tion
of
Rochester,
NY
professionally
manage
the
BMA
employees of the BMA who are diligently
Retirement
throughhand
our broker
and
preparing portfolio
for retirement
in handFawcett
with the
Company
Manning and Napier
churchesInvestment
and entitiesStrategies.
of our association.
have reached 30 billion in assets under management.
They
had the
same investment
strategies
The have
BMA
Ministers
Retirement
Planintact
is
with
their Long
Term
Growth
portfolio
for over
approved
by the
Internal
Revenue
Service
for fortytaxfive
years. Enrollment
in the
Retirement
Plan
deferred
income from
theMinisters
churches,
departments
and agencies
BMA ofpace.
America.
Aspast
a
continues
to growofat the
a consistent
During the
year 2013 there were 21 new BMA Retirement accounts opened at Ministers Resource Services. Truly
vices. First, I want to give thanks to God for the growth
we experienced this past year. Each pastor, church staff
is with a of
thankful
heart
shareretirement
with you,funds
the
orItemployee
the BMA
whothat
hadI their
of the
BMA
of America,
inmessengers
the BMA Long
Term
Growth
portfoliomy
hadfifteenth
a growth
annual
report
as
Executive
Director
of
Ministers
of 12.60% posted to their account during the year 2013,
Resource Services. First, I want to give thanks to
which gives us an average growth of 8.03% each year for
God for the growth we experienced this past year.
the past eleven years. In the past eleven years we have
Each pastor, church staff or employee of the BMA
posted a total of 88.37% to each LT Growth account.
who had their retirement funds in the BMA Long
Our
money
management
Napier,
Term
Growth
portfolio team,
had a Manning
growth ofand
12.60%
continues
outperform
theduring
Dow and
with
posted toto their
account
the S&P
year500
2013,
their
Long
Term
Growth
portfolio
returns.
which gives us an average growth of 8.03% each
year
During
we years.
received
participants
for the
the past
past year
eleven
In from
the past
eleven
each
month
an average
$113,763.78
fortodeposit
into
years
we have
posted of
a total
of 88.37%
each LT
their
BMA
Retirement
accounts
at
Ministers
Resource
Growth account. Our money management team,
Services,
averagecontinues
of $3,740.18.
The 2013 yearly
Manninga daily
and Napier,
to outperform
the
total
we
received
for
deposit
into
retirement
accounts
Dow and S&P 500 with their Long Term Growth
for
pastors,returns.
church staff and employees of the BMA was
portfolio
$1,365,165.36, with last year’s total portfolio growth
being $481,882.46. As of December 31, 2013 there was
a grand total of $14,756,157.83 on deposit in retire30
needs. Contributions to this fund are received from
individuals, groups and churches wishing to be of help
to those ministers suffering an extreme financial crisis.
Contributions to F.A.M.E. during the year 2013 totaled
$4,161.91.
Churches in selected states, as well as departments
and agencies, are able to purchase Property and Casualty Insurance through the partnership plan between
Ministers Resource Services and Brotherhood Mutual
Insurance Company. During the past year Brotherhood
Mutual insured approximately 230 BMA churches and
entities in 6 states through the partnership plan with
Ministers Resource Services.
our churches and pastors are catching the vision for
retirement.
Serving the Servants of God
No matter what ministry we are involved in we are
challenged daily to make disciples of all nations. We
who name the name of Jesus must remember it is all
about living up to His call on our lives as we make a
renewed firm commitment in seeing that others learn
the disciplines of being a true follower of Jesus! The
BMA of America as an association must hasten in carrying out the great commission for the cause of Christ;
therefore, let’s pursue with diligence every God given
opportunity for ministry.
Ministers Resource Services is only one part of the
whole in the ministry of the BMA of America. Our ministry is unique to any other in our association. We are
not planting churches, broadcasting the gospel, training
individuals for ministry or sharing the Word through
printed page, but we are serving those who minister in
every department, agency and church. We serve those
who serve others; indeed, our slogan is true, “We Serve
the Servants of God.” Our Missions Statement is to
provide retirement, benevolent, and financial services
to the pastors, churches and entities of the Baptist Missionary Association of America. Our mission is clear;
therefore we are committed more than ever before about
the opportunities God will continue to give us in serving
others with their retirement and financial needs.
The various ministries and programs of Ministers
Resource Services confirm our purpose in the BMA of
America. Working hand in hand with the BMA Ministers Retirement Plan is the Ministers Benevolent
Society and Auxiliary. The Benevolent Society operates as a death benefit fund that is payable upon death
to the survivors of enrolled ministers and wives by a
voluntary contribution of $10.00 per member. During
the past year there were 22 deaths in the Benevolent
Society resulting in a total death benefit of $60,600.00
that was paid to the families of the deceased. During
the past year there were 7 new members added to the
Ministers Benevolent Society and Auxiliary. Since its
inception the Benevolent Society has paid a total of
$1,594,927.00 to the families of deceased members.
F.A.M.E. (Funds to Alleviate Ministers Emergencies) helps those ministers who have urgent financial
Heartfelt Gratitude
A sincere word of appreciation is expressed to our
Board of Trustees: Eddie Ballard, Eddie Booth, Norman Crass, Ray Holland, Ron Ledford, Kenneth Lott,
David Pickard and Ed Ridge for their dedication and
faithfulness. Their expertise in the financial arena is a
must to the ministry of Ministers Resource Services. I
am extremely thankful that these men all share with me
the same passion, helping pastors and church staff plan
for retirement.
This year our prayers and sympathy go to Ms. Janie
Burnett upon the loss of her husband, Bro. Randy
Burnett, one of our board members. Bro. Burnett was
a faithful, devoted board member of MRS, in fact he
was on the board of trustees in 1999 when I accepted
the position as director. Our prayer is that God will
continue to give his wife and family strength and grace
in the days ahead.
Words are inadequate in expressing personal thanks to
my Administrative Assistants, Sharon Daniels and Alice
Griffin. The work of Ministers Resource Services would
not be what it is today without their faithfulness to this
ministry. Together they have over 50 years of service.
For Alice and Sharon it is not just a job, it is a calling.
Without these ladies it would be impossible for me to
do the work of MRS.
Loving appreciation is also expressed to my wife,
Gloria. Without her support and prayers it would be difficult for me to serve as Executive Director of Ministers
Resource Services.
My heart is extremely thankful to our Lord for allowing Ministers Resource Services to operate with great
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“financial freedom” over the past fourteen years. To
God be the glory!
If your church is supporting this ministry, we express
our sincere appreciation. If your church is not supporting Ministers Resource Services, we ask you to give
prayerful consideration to the financial support of this
ministry. May God bless you for what you are able to
do for MRS.
My gratitude is expressed to all those pastors,
churches and associations, in 15 states, who over the
past fourteen plus years have allowed me to share my
vision of enrolling every pastor in the BMA Ministers
Retirement Plan. During the past year it was my joy to
travel across five states sharing the ministries of MRS
with our churches and associations. Pastors, my thanks
to you for allowing me to fulfill the call that God has
placed upon my life.
serves should also have a part in his retirement. Just as
most businesses provide retirement for their employees,
I believe churches should provide retirement benefits for
the man who preaches the Word and ministers among
people.
You may contact Ministers Resource Services, the
retirement agency of the BMA of America, at P. O.
Box 2866, Texarkana, AR 75504, by phone at 870774-2654 or email Executive Director, Ron Chesser, at
[email protected] to request a retirement packet
or to open an account.
Recommendations
1. That Ron Chesser stand as nominee for Executive Director of Ministers Resource Services.
2. That $18,000.00 of the Executive Director’s
salary be designated as housing allowance.
3. That the budget of $252,034.08 be approved.
4. That a moment of silence be observed and a
special prayer be offered for the families and
churches of the 22 members of the Ministers
Benevolent Society and Auxiliary who passed
away during 2013.
5. We urge each church to enroll her pastor and
church staff in the BMA Retirement Plan at
Ministers Resource Services.
6. We urge our pastors, their wives and each local
church to enroll in the Ministers Benevolent
Society and Auxiliary.
7. We urge each church to include Ministers
Resource Services in her monthly budgeted offerings to the various departments of the BMA
of America and that each church also receive a
special offering on Sunday, October 26, 2014
for Ministers Resource Services as we celebrate
Pastor Appreciation month throughout the
BMAA.
8. We urge continued prayer for the Executive
Director, Board of Trustees and Office Staff of
Ministers Resource Services.
Looking Ahead
Ministers Resource Services exists to help God’s
servants make financial preparation for the future. The
picture of the ant in Proverbs storing away food for a
later season is a wonderful Biblical principle of preparing for the future. Our ministry is helping pastors, church
staff and employees of the BMA make the right choice
in preparing financially for retirement. Someone said
recently regarding retirement, we must learn to work
longer, spend less, and save more. I believe this applies
to everyone including preachers. It is a fact that most
people usually spend all they earn. The truth is most
folks don’t make any effort to save money for a later
time in life. The priority of Ministers Resource Services
is to encourage every pastor and church staff to look
ahead and prepare financially for the future by having
a BMA Retirement account.
God has not only called me to help our pastors plan
for retirement but also to educate our churches that they
need to be a part of that process. My goal is to see every
church in the BMAA enrolling her pastor and church
staff in the BMA Retirement Plan at MRS. My prayer is
to see every pastor, no matter what age, saving money
for retirement through Ministers Resource Services,
the retirement agency of the BMA of America. Along
with the pastor’s participation, I believe the church he
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Director, Board of Trustees and Office Staff of
Ministers Resource Services.
Ministers Resource
Services
We sincerely thank you
for your
financial and spiritual
support for
Ministers Resource Services
P. O. Box 2866
4001 Jefferson Ave.
Texarkana, AR 75504-2866
870-774-2654
Ron Chesser
Executive Director
Alice Griffin Sharon Daniels
Administrative Assistants
Fax: 870-773-0264
Email: [email protected]
BMA RETIREMENT AVERAGES 8.03% ANNUALLY
The Long Term Growth accounts at Ministers Resource Services have averaged a growth of 8.03% each
year for the past eleven years. In the past eleven years, we have posted a total of 88.37% to each Long
Term Growth account. For the year 2013 we posted a 12.60% return to each account.
The BMA Retirement portfolio assets totaled $14,756,157.83 on December 31, 2013. In 2013 the BMA
Retirement portfolio grew $481,882.46.
In 2013 MRS received and deposited $1,365,165.36 to
participants' retirement accounts, a daily average of $3,740.18. The BMA Retirement portfolio over the
past eleven years has had a growth in assets of $10,874,090.96.
MARKET PERFORMANCE
The Dow has averaged 7.32% each year for the past eleven years.
The Nasdaq has averaged 13.11% each year for the past eleven years.
The S & P 500 has averaged 6.35% each year for the past eleven years.
MINISTERS RESOURCE SERVICES
2013 CONTRIBUTIONS
ARKANSAS
Central, Ashdown
Worden, Bald Knob
Fairview, Blytheville
Walnut Grove, Brookland
Antioch, Conway
1,195.00
275.00
180.00
110.00
5,477.72
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Macedonia, Magnolia
Antioch, McGehee
Faith, Mena
Antioch, Nashville
Chapel Hill, New Edinburg
Meadowview, Pine Bluff
Temple, Rogers
Cherrywood, Sherwood
Central, Texarkana
Shiloh, Waldo
695.92
487.67
180.30
180.00
749.94
99.52
479.84
110.00
427.13
130.00
MINISTERS RESOURCE SERVICES
2013 CONTRIBUTIONS
ARKANSAS
Central, Ashdown
Worden, Bald Knob
Fairview, Blytheville
Walnut Grove, Brookland
Antioch, Conway
Friendship, DeQueen
Bethlehem, Greenbrier
Immanuel, Greenbrier
Pleasant Valley, Greenbrier
Denver Street, Greenwood
Hattieville, Hattieville
Victory, Hampton
Old Hickory, Hattieville
Landmark, Hermitage
Unity, Hope
Letona, Letona
Antioch West, Magnolia
First, Magnolia
Macedonia, Magnolia
Antioch, McGehee
Faith, Mena
Antioch, Nashville
Chapel Hill, New Edinburg
Meadowview, Pine Bluff
Temple, Rogers
Cherrywood, Sherwood
Central, Texarkana
Shiloh, Waldo
Calvary, Warren
Bethel, Fulton
Magnolia, Hattiesburg
First of Calhoun, Laurel
First of Shady Grove, Laurel
Lebanon, Laurel
Parkview, Laurel
Spring Hill, Laurel
First, Mantachie
Skyway Hills, Pearl
Lee’s Chapel #2, Picayune
Plainview, Poplarville
Midway, Sumrall
Antioch, Taylorsville
$ 1,195.00
275.00
180.00
110.00
5,477.72
238.56
350.36
350.71
120.00
108.00
10.00
120.00
60.00
120.00
1,531.20
516.30
935.00
1,500.00
695.92
487.67
180.30
180.00
749.94
99.52
479.84
110.00
427.13
130.00
150.00
KANSAS
First, Galena
720.00
LOUISIANA
Harding Street, Baker
Franklin St., Farmerville
Chalybeate Spgs, Plain Dealing
First, Springhill
Calvary, Vidalia
225.00
120.00
60.00
850.00
120.00
MISSISSIPPI
First, Bay Springs
100.00
MISSOURI
Bethel, Lonedell
Naylor, Naylor
First, Potosi
White Oak Grove, Potosi
Bethel, Sikeston
Bethel, St. Clair
New Testament, Sullivan
Zalma, Zalma
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$ 377.00
393.00
300.00
119.25
309.00
293.39
120.00
302.00
450.00
294.00
10.00
1,800.00
45.00
529.00
144.00
120.00
120.00
225.00
329.00
1,339.00
68.52
OKLAHOMA
College Heights, Ada
Southgate, Moore
Hillcrest, Wynnewood
92.00
120.00
771.69
TEXAS
Calvary, Arlington
Oasis, Arlington
First, Blooming Grove
Beacon, Bryan
First, Carthage
Mt. Calvary, Carthage
Northside, Conroe
Landmark, Cushing
Bethel, Dallas
Calvary, Fairfield
Round Prairie, Fairfield
South Park, Ft. Worth
Antioch, Gilmer
110.00
120.00
300.00
408.14
600.00
275.00
667.83
120.00
130.37
700.68
826.20
45.00
120.00
Sand Flat, Grand Saline
Center of Life, Houston
Suburban Wood, Humble
Corinth, Jacksonville
Enterprise, Jacksonville
First, Jacksonville
Camille Acres, Longview
First of Keltys, Lufkin
Friendship, Mesquite
Central, Mineola
Rose Hill, Mineola
Harmony, Nacogdoches
Center Hill, Oakhurst
Missionary, Paducah
Myrtle Springs, Quitman
First, Rice
Pecan, Robert Lee
Beacon Hill, Waco
Walnut Street, Winnsboro
TOTAL
Proposed Budget — 2014
90.00
858.64
431.76
120.00
248.57
250.00
300.00
553.14
120.00
324.55
366.34
600.00
42.00
234.39
916.42
10.00
350.00
224.90
271.90
INCOME
Contributions
$ 40,000.00
Investments217,000.00
TOTAL INCOME
$ 257,000.00
EXPENSE
Administrative
$ 177,234.08
Operational74,800.00
TOTAL EXPENSES
$ 38,489.85
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$ 252,034.08
Baptist Missionary Association
Theological Seminary
Est. 1955
ANNUAL REPORT
BAPTIST MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION
THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
Dr. Charley Holmes, President
Buena Vista, New Jersey: February 7, 2013 A
Muslim targets and beheads two Christian Coptic
immigrants.
My name shall be great among the heathen, saith the
Lord of Hosts (Malachi 1:11).
…That every knee should bow…and every tongue
should confess that Jesus Christ is Lord to the glory
of God (Philippians 2:10-11).
Worthy art thou to take the scroll and to open its
seals, for you were slain and by your blood you
ransomed people for God from every tribe and
language and people and nation (Revelation 5:9).
Haugesund, Norway: January 15, 2013 A Muslim
stabs two Christians who converted from Islam.
Such headlines are all too common in our day. Most
informed people realize that these attacks on nonMuslims, though widespread geographically, are a
part of the ultimate goal of Islam: subjugation of the
world including us, our children, and grandchildren.
Sometimes we wonder, "What should I do to retard
the spread of this 'peaceful' religion?” Perhaps, more
often we ask, "What CAN I do?" Perhaps
unknowingly, you are already doing the only thing
that will really help, assisting BMA Seminary to train
Muslim converts to take the love of Christ to their
friends and family.
Today’s Headlines:
Unguwar Kajit, Nigeria: January 31, 2014 Seven
Members of a Christian family are murdered in their
own home by Muslim gunmen.
Marmarita, Syria: January 8, 2014 A young
Christian is beheaded after Islamists discover him
wearing a cross necklace.
Several years ago, Ashraf and Rasha Sara came to the
Seminary from our church in Baghdad, Iraq. Both
Ashraf and Rasha were excellent students and Ashraf
is now working in a thriving BMAA mission in
Dallas, reaching Arabs from many countries for
Christ, and Rasha will soon be working with him in
the same mission.
Bangui, CAR (Central African Republic):
December 5, 2013 Three pastors, including a father of
eleven, are murdered in a Muslim rampage.
Ain Shams, Egypt: August 6, 2013 A 10-year-old
Christian girl is shot through the heart in front of her
church by pro-Muslim Brotherhood activists.
Ashtabula, Ohio: March 24, 2013 A Muslim convert
walks into a church service with a Quran (Koran) and
guns down his Christian father while praising Allah.
Fifteen years ago, after attending the University of
Texas, the Lord saved Iraj, a middle-aged man who
was born in a Muslim home in Iran. Later, God called
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him to preach and providentially sent him to the BMA
Seminary campus in Jacksonville. Iraj has since
planted an Iranian Baptist Church in the Dallas area,
worked with LifeWord in broadcasting the gospel into
Iran, and makes multiple trips to Turkey and Armenia
each year to evangelize Iranian refugees. Iraj is also a
"Paul." He knows he must pass his knowledge and
discipleship skills to others. God has called two other
Iranian men to preach under his ministry in Dallas.
One has started classes in Jacksonville and the other
will follow as soon as finances are available.
ministry to make sure the current and new generation
is equipped to make disciples the way Jesus did.
This year is the BMA Seminary's 57th year of taking
faithful men and equipping them to teach faithful men
who can teach others also. This year you are not only
doing well in training men from the Arab world to
reach their own, you also are equipping disciple
makers from China, Korea, Mexico, France, Costa
Rica, the Philippines, Bolivia, Honduras, and states
other than Texas: Alaska, Arkansas, Georgia, Indiana,
Louisiana, Mississippi, New York, Oklahoma,
Pennsylvania, and Washington. This current semester,
we have students registered from Nevada and Hawaii.
The total number of students from this past year was
186.
You are doing the only thing that really changes the
lives and hearts of Muslims–training. You are training
men to win Muslims to Christ and training them to
reach their family and friends.
The Lord has also blessed in the area of our
stewardship. The Seminary has no debt. The only
blemish on the year’s finances was that we ended the
year May 31, 2013, with a small deficit ($2,505.00).
The minor deficit came primarily from a good thing.
Through the years we have bought properties adjacent
to the campus to increase our student housing and
control the safety of our neighborhood. In May, a
house across the street from the campus came on the
market and we were able to purchase it for $63,000.
The money came from endowment earnings and the
current fund. The purchase put us in the red for the
year. However, God has blessed and friends of the
Seminary from across the U.S. have given over
$53,000.00 toward the purchase.
Nothing facilitates that better than Christ-Centered
Preaching, Christ-Centered Worship, and ChristCentered Discipleship. These are the very things that
are at the core of the BMA Seminary. We believe
what Jesus said in Luke 24:25-27 is true, that all the
scriptures in existence at His time (the law, the
prophets and the psalms,) spoke concerning Him. And
we know that He pre-authenticated the writings of the
New Testament. Every preacher's goal should be that
of Paul, to preach Christ and Him crucified. That
is done by connecting application to any Scripture
passage containing something Jesus has done, is
doing, or has promised to do.
Christ-centered worship means that we search the
Scriptures of the living Lord to find a precedent for
anything we do in public or private worship. We
believe that if the Bible does not command it or give
solid approval of God’s blessing on it, we must shun
it; otherwise we are worshipping ourselves and it is
worthless before God (Colossians 2:23 & Matthew
15: 8-9 to the Pharisees).
The Seminary is not only sound in Baptist doctrine,
but also sound in its educational credentials. Last year
we passed our third 10-year renewal with the
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, the
premier accrediting agency of the southern U.S. That
means that any degree earned at BMA Seminary is
recognized at the same level as any master's degree
from the major universities in the South.
Christ-centered discipleship is making disciples the
way that Jesus did. Jesus preached to multitudes,
taught smaller groups, and spent perhaps the majority
of his time mentoring individuals. One-on-many, oneon-some, one-on-one. Baptist preachers have done
well through the ages with the one-on-many and oneon-some aspects, but have largely failed at what Jesus
worked the hardest, ONE-ON-ONE. The Seminary is
doing all we can through the BMAA's DiscipleWay
The Seminary has launched an on-line degree
program to help those who cannot move to
Jacksonville. These programs were recently approved
by our regional accrediting agency and may be
registered for this summer and fall. This degree can
be augmented with one week intensive classes on the
main campus in the winter and summer. We also
launched a series of free online classes for those who
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want to learn but don't want the pressure of completing
a degree.
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This year Seminary graduation will be Saturday, May
17,year
2014
at 2:00
p.m. with
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will Dr.
be Saturday,
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commencement
address.
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are
asking
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all our BMA
churches to observe
Sunday,
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delivering
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Judy McNeill, Secretary
Ray Adams
John Allen
Don Brown, Asst. Secretary
Reggie Blake
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Recommendations:
Recommendations:
Affirm the proposed budget
(1)
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the proposed
budget of Dr. Charley
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the appointment
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president of Dr. Charley
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as president
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Sunday
pastors
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Proposed 2013-2014 Budget
Income: Proposed 2013-2014 Budget
Auxiliary Enterprises
$ 86,000.00
Income:
Endowment
Income
28,950.00
Auxiliary Enterprises
$ 86,000.00
Church Offerings
713,800.00
Endowment
Income
28,950.00
Special
gifts—All
233,300.00
Church Offerings
713,800.00
Tuition
and Fees
317,080.00
Special
gifts—All
233,300.00
All
Other
Income
24,000.00
Tuition and Fees
317,080.00
TotalIncome
$1,393,130.00
All Other
24,000.00
Total
$1,393,130.00
Expenditures:
Academic Dean’s Office
$ 104,923.00
Expenditures:
Biblical Dean’s
StudiesOffice
Department
215,780.00
Academic
$ 104,923.00
Bookstore
6,000.00
Biblical
Studies Department
215,780.00
Business Office
65,256.00
Bookstore
6,000.00
Christian
Education Department
63,878.00
Business
Office
65,256.00
ChurchEducation
MinistriesDepartment
Department
47,939.00
Christian
63,878.00
Development
Office
55,104.00
Church Ministries Department
47,939.00
Extension Department
48,264.00
Development
Office
55,104.00
GeneralDepartment
Administrative
218,914.00
Extension
48,264.00
Library
Operations
146,894.00
General
Administrative
218,914.00
Plant Operations
Operation and Maintenance
83,560.00
Library
146,894.00
President’s
Office
150,866.00
Plant
Operation
and Maintenance
83,560.00
Recruitment
14,868.00
President’s
Office
150,866.00
Student
Aid
80,000.00
Recruitment
14,868.00
Student
22,080.00
Student
AidHousing
80,000.00
Student
Services
7,620.00
Student Housing
22,080.00
Theological-Historical
Department
58,163.00
Student
Services
7,620.00
Total
$1,390,109.00
Theological-Historical Department
58,163.00
Total
$1,390,109.00
BMA Seminary President Benefits
Salary—$73,542.00
BMA Seminary
President Benefits
One-half Social Security
Salary—$73,542.00
Retirement—6%
One-half
Social Security
Family
Medical—Car Furnished
Retirement—6%
Family Medical—Car Furnished
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TOP 100 GIVERS TO BMA THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY JUNE 1, 2012—MAY 31, 2013
First-Magnolia, AR
First-Carthage, TX
First-Jacksonville, TX
Antioch-Conway, AR
New Hope-Streetman, TX
Unity-Hope, AR
Rosewood-Gilmer, TX
Farley Street-Waxahachie, TX
Harmony-Normangee, TX
Springhill-Greenbrier, AR
Mount Calvary-Carthage, TX
Lake Ridge-Lubbock, TX
Immanuel-Nashville, AR
Keltys First-Lufkin, TX
First-Blooming Grove, TX
Calvary-Fairfield, TX
Paramount-Perkinston, MS
Little Flock-Jewett, TX
Temple-Mexia, TX
Sand Prairie-Normangee, TX
First-Damascus, AR
First-Springhill, LA
Central-Ashdown, AR
Midway First-Sumrall, MS
Bethel-Fulton, MS
Worden-Bald Knob, AR
Walnut Road-Springhill, LA
New Hope-Mineola, TX
South Park-Fort Worth, TX
Magnolia-Hattiesburg, MS
Smyrna-Winnsboro, TX
Beacon Hill-Waco, TX
Park Place-Little Rock, AR
Myrtle Springs-Quitman, TX
Macedonia-Magnolia, AR
Walnut Street-Winnsboro, TX
Northside-Conroe, TX
Beacon-Taylor, AR
Afton Grove-Jacksonville, TX
Good Hope-Columbia, MS
New Harmony-Tyler, TX
South Jefferson-Mt. Pleasant, TX
Immanuel-Sheridan, AR
Skyway Hills-Pearl, MS
Anthony Drive-Ennis, TX
First-Taylor, AR
First-Judson, TX
Jackson-Canton, TX
Bethlehem-Greenbrier, AR
Little Mound-Big Sandy, TX
136,600.00
37,653.98
30,531.83
21,103.38
15,754.85
11,590.83
11,074.48
7,896.02
7,512.00
6,539.00
5,795.00
5,666.47
5,653.77
5,555.54
5,379.12
5,256.54
5,081.00
4,960.98
4,343.27
4,260.00
4,164.68
4,130.00
3,834.00
3,604.07
3,582.00
3,570.09
3,468.87
3,386.54
3,300.00
3,140.00
3,075.00
3,069.90
2,989.98
2,771.03
2,726.86
2,698.08
2,637.31
2,588.34
2,553.76
2,531.43
2,496.03
2,496.00
2,353.30
2,340.00
2,325.37
2,283.68
2,281.00
2,243.41
2,215.91
2,200.00
Mount Olive Association, TX
Shady Grove-Prescott, AR
Greenpond-Como, TX
Antioch West-Magnolia, AR
First of Shady Grove-Laurel, MS
First Of Cross Roads-Athens, TX
Jackson-Joaquin, TX
Mahl-Nacogdoches, TX
Liberty-Henderson, TX
Fifth Street-Levelland, TX
Friendship-Mesquite, TX
Soda-Livingston, TX
West Race-Searcy, AR
Eighth Avenue-Teague, TX
Pecan-Robert Lee, TX
Central Texas Baptist Assoc-TX
Center Grove-Cord, AR
Calvary-Arlington, TX
Faith-Saint Charles, MO
Oakland-Vicksburg, MS
Fairview-Blytheville, AR
University-Nacogdoches, TX
Mount Olive-Scurry, TX
Enon-Gilmer, TX
Bethel-Lonedell, MO
First-Mantachie, MS
Temple-Little Rock, AR
Tundra-Canton, TX
Davis Street-Sulphur Springs, TX
Bethel-Clayton, TX
Enterprise-Jacksonville, TX
Westover-Hattiesburg, MS
Wyatt-El Dorado, AR
Union-Normangee, TX
Calvary-Marvell, AR
Sand Flat-Grand Saline, TX
Heritage-Waxahachie, TX
First-Joaquin, TX
Lebanon-Laurel, MS
Victory-Hampton, AR
Temple-Rogers, AR
Southgate-Moore, OK
Trace City-Natchez, MS
Macedonia-Etoile, TX
Trinity-Magnolia, AR
First Of Las Colinas-Irving, TX
Old Bethel-Canton, TX
Cornerstone-Raymore, MO
First-Caldwell, AR
Little River-Manila, AR
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2,165.82
2,155.00
2,150.51
2,100.00
2,086.75
2,062.40
2,052.54
2,027.66
1,952.11
1,952.00
1,914.08
1,905.60
1,897.00
1,842.18
1,800.00
1,795.00
1,751.00
1,745.00
1,721.35
1,713.20
1,708.89
1,674.59
1,620.00
1,602.00
1,590.00
1,583.00
1,580.14
1,576.50
1,554.55
1,530.41
1,524.07
1,500.00
1,500.00
1,469.30
1,465.22
1,464.75
1,452.86
1,447.50
1,440.00
1,418.00
1,402.76
1,400.00
1,370.84
1,350.15
1,347.00
1,338.39
1,314.75
1,311.00
1,303.57
1,302.36
Contributions
BMA Theological Seminary Contributions—June 1, 2012—May 31, 2013
June 2012Contributions
May 2013
Afton Grove-Jacksonville, TX
Amity-Doniphan, MO
Anchor-McAllen, TX
Anthony Drive-Ennis, TX
Antioch East-Magnolia, AR
Antioch West-Magnolia, AR
Antioch-Carthage, TX
Antioch-Conway, AR
Antioch-Fairfield, TX
Antioch-Gilmer, TX
Antioch-McGehee, AR
Antioch-Nashville, AR
Antioch-Palestine, TX
Antioch-Taylorsville, MS
Ash Street-Muskogee, OK
Ballardsville-Tupelo, MS
Bardwell-Bardwell, TX
Beacon Hill-Waco, TX
Beacon-Blytheville, AR
Beacon-Bryan, TX
Beacon-Taylor, AR
Beech Grove-Jasper, TX
Berean-Soso, MS
Bethany-Jonesboro, AR
Bethel of White Rock-Dallas, TX
Bethel-Clayton, TX
Bethel-Fulton, MS
Bethel-Groesbeck, TX
Bethel-Lonedell, MO
Bethel-Orange, TX
Bethlehem-Greenbrier, AR
Bethlehem-Magnolia, AR
Big Creek-Soso, MS
Big Oak-Fulton, MS
Bishop Chapel-Jasper, TX
Blackjack-Troup, TX
Blanchard Springs-Junction City, AR
Bodcaw #2-Rosston, AR
Bradford-Bradford, AR
Buena Vista-Timpson, TX
Buffalo Missionary-Buffalo, TX
Buffalo-McLain, MS
Calvary-Arlington, TX
Calvary-Fairfield, TX
Calvary-Fayetteville, AR
Calvary-Jacksonville, TX
Calvary-Marvell, AR
Calvary-Midlothian, TX
Calvary-Smackover, AR
Calvary-Stamps, AR
Calvary-Vidalia, LA
Calvary-Warren, AR
Calvary-White Hall, AR
2,553.76
780.00
260.00
2,325.37
1,200.00
2,100.00
292.17
21,103.38
500.00
766.23
662.21
900.00
792.00
285.00
900.00
200.00
1,093.78
3,069.90
487.22
437.18
2,588.34
210.00
300.00
224.00
548.78
1,530.41
3,582.00
509.57
1,590.00
45.00
2,215.91
588.75
1,220.20
600.00
511.94
911.31
295.00
500.00
156.00
308.86
23.87
337.21
1,745.00
5,256.54
900.00
600.00
1,465.22
275.00
272.75
15.00
805.92
200.00
120.00
Camille Acres-Longview, TX
Canaan-Franklinton, LA
Caney-Sulphur Springs, TX
Cedar Creek-Teague, TX
Center Grove-Cord, AR
Center Hill-Oakhurst, TX
Center of Life-Houston, TX
Centerville-Mantachie, MS
Central-Ashdown, AR
Central-Bronte, TX
Central-Hughes, AR
Central-Mineola, TX
Central-Texarkana, AR
Charity-Columbia, MO
Chenal Valley-Little Rock, AR
Cherokee-Gilmer, TX
China Grove-Eustace, TX
Christina Park-Lakeland, FL
Clear Creek-Marquez, TX
Clover Hill-Quitman, TX
College Avenue-Levelland, TX
College Heights-Ada, OK
College View-Magnolia, AR
Concord #1-Concord, TX
Concord Mission-Concord, AR
Corinth-Jacksonville, TX
Corinth-Magnolia, AR
Corinth-Petal, MS
Cornerstone-Bentonville, AR
Cornerstone-Raymore, MO
Cornerstone-Swartz Creek, MI
Craft-Jacksonville, TX
Creston Hills-Jackson, MS
Cross Roads-Winnsboro, TX
Dallas Park-Dallas, TX
Davis Street-Sulphur Springs, TX
Denver Street-Greenwood, AR
East Amory-Amory, MS
East Foothills-Lindale, TX
East Fulton-Fulton, MS
East Mayfield-Hemphill, TX
Eastside-Conway, AR
Ebenezer Friendship-Pittsburg, TX
Ebenezer-Richards, TX
Eighth Avenue-Teague, TX
Eighth Street-Grand Prairie, TX
El Camino Mission-Laurel, MS
Elwood-Wills Point, TX
Emmanuel-Garland, TX
Enon First-Iola, TX
Enon-Gilmer, TX
Enterprise-Jacksonville, TX
Evergreen Park-West Monroe, LA
40
June 2012May 2013
581.19
240.00
350.00
1,095.68
1,751.00
336.00
770.52
45.00
3,834.00
125.40
353.00
529.01
481.92
150.00
50.00
180.00
1,200.00
400.86
97.28
603.57
1,079.55
295.55
1,197.69
137.43
732.36
697.60
70.00
216.00
180.00
1,311.00
967.00
174.89
76.14
457.79
120.00
1,554.55
1,110.00
300.00
868.60
1,215.00
745.68
1,032.00
1,160.00
145.00
1,842.18
329.00
48.70
1,038.73
210.00
800.00
1,602.00
1,524.07
617.35
Contributions
BMA Theological Seminary Contributions—June 1, 2012—May 31, 2013
June 2012Contributions
May 2013
Evergreen-Porter, TX
Evergreen-Seminary, MS
Fair Park-Tyler, TX
Fairview-Blytheville, AR
Fairview-Lufkin, TX
Faith-Independence, MO
Faith-Mena, AR
Faith-Saint Charles, MO
Farley Street-Waxahachie, TX
Farmington-Corinth, MS
Fellowship-Edinburg, TX
Fellowship-Magnolia Springs, TX
Fellowship-Pittsburg, TX
Fifth Street-Levelland, TX
First Missionary-Morton, TX
First Missionary-Terrell, TX
First N. Lewisville-Lewisville, AR
First of Calhoun-Laurel, MS
First of Cockrell Hill-Dallas, TX
First of Cross Roads-Athens, TX
First of Las Colinas-Irving, TX
First of Providence-Livingston, TX
First of Shady Grove-Laurel, MS
First Windsor Park-Ocean Springs, MS
First Regular-Galena, KS
First-Avalon, TX
First-Bay Springs, MS
First-Beckville, TX
First-Blooming Grove, TX
First-Caldwell, AR
First-Carthage, TX
First-Cave Springs, AR
First-Damascus, AR
First-Desoto, TX
First-Ferris, TX
First-Gary, TX
First-Gurdon, AR
First-Jacksonville, TX
First-Joaquin, TX
First-Judson, TX
First-Louin, MS
First-Magnolia, AR
First-Mantachie, MS
First-Maydelle, TX
First-McNeil, AR
First-New Caney, TX
First-New Summerfield, TX
First-Palmer, TX
First-Potosi, MO
First-Rosser, TX
First-Springhill, LA
First-Talco, TX
First-Taylor, AR
810.78
250.00
502.90
1,708.89
681.70
300.00
365.73
1,721.35
7,896.02
600.00
240.00
378.13
602.87
1,952.00
660.00
530.58
300.00
480.00
317.42
2,062.40
1,338.39
1,065.74
2,086.75
630.54
820.00
150.58
490.08
717.07
5,379.12
1,303.57
37,653.98
200.00
4,164.68
616.07
144.74
106.20
1,200.00
30,531.83
1,447.50
2,281.00
120.00
136,600.00
1,583.00
1,070.50
1,200.00
1,299.43
873.06
390.00
180.00
364.78
4,130.00
230.30
2,283.68
First-Waldo, AR
Forest Hill-Quitman, TX
Friendship-DeQueen, AR
Friendship-Greenbrier, AR
Friendship-Harviell, MO
Friendship-Jacksonville, TX
Friendship-Mesquite, TX
Fuller Springs-Lufkin, TX
Garrett Memorial-Hope, AR
Glade Creek-Gilmer, TX
Glenfawn-Cushing, TX
Good Hope-Columbia, MS
Good Hope-Edgewood, TX
Grace Temple-San Angelo, TX
Grace-El Dorado, AR
Grace-Joplin, MO
Grace-Russellville, AR
Gravel Ridge-Nacogdoches, TX
Grays Prairie-Scurry, TX
Greenpond-Como, TX
Greenwood-Fulton, MS
Harmony Odell-Huntington, TX
Harmony-Hurley, MS
Harmony-Nacogdoches, TX
Harmony-Normangee, TX
Harvest-Lufkin, TX
Hattieville-Hattieville, AR
Heritage-Waxahachie, TX
Herman-Bono, AR
Highland Park-Midwest City, OK
Hillcrest-Texarkana, TX
Hillcrest-Wynnewood, OK
Hillcrest-Yazoo City, MS
Hopewell-Fulton, MS
Hopewell-Laurel, MS
Hubbard Chapel-Quitman
Immanuel-Greenbrier, AR
Immanuel-Nashville, AR
Immanuel-Sheridan, AR
Jackson-Canton, TX
Jackson-Joaquin, TX
Keltys First-Lufkin, TX
Lake Highlands-Sulphur Springs, TX
Lake Ridge-Lubbock, TX
Lakeview-Mayflower, AR
Landmark-Cushing, TX
Landmark-De Soto, MO
Landmark-England, AR
Latch-Gilmer, TX
Leakesville Miss.-Leakesville, MS
Lebanon-Laurel, MS
Lee's Chapel #1-Carriere, MS
Lee's Chapel #2-Picayune, MS
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June 2012May 2013
921.00
490.39
461.91
1,200.00
180.00
752.22
1,914.08
177.00
600.00
100.00
1,086.48
2,531.43
243.86
960.00
162.22
550.00
600.00
300.00
60.00
2,150.51
446.00
120.25
106.36
600.00
7,512.00
914.03
180.00
1,452.86
500.00
161.17
50.00
696.15
896.30
426.00
75.00
150.00
650.00
5,653.77
2,353.30
2,243.41
2,052.54
5,555.54
1,300.00
5,666.47
60.00
1,041.00
50.00
409.93
100.00
245.00
1,440.00
235.00
250.00
Contributions
BMA Theological Seminary Contributions—June 1, 2012—May 31, 2013
June 2012Contributions
May 2013
Leggett-Leggett, TX
Letona-Letona, AR
Liberty-Henderson, TX
Liberty-Isola, MS
Liberty-Stamps, AR
Lilbert-Cushing, TX
Little Flock-Jewett, TX
Little Mound-Big Sandy, TX
Little River-Manila, AR
Long Creek-Sunnyvale, TX
Lost Prairie-Groesbeck, TX
Macedonia-Bearden, AR
Macedonia-Etoile, TX
Macedonia-Magnolia, AR
Macedonia-Mineola, TX
Magnolia Heights-Forest, MS
Magnolia Hill-Livingston, TX
Magnolia-Hattiesburg, MS
Mahl-Nacogdoches, TX
Marcus Hill-Enola, AR
Meadowside-Pittsburg, KS
Meadowview-Pine Bluff, AR
Memorial-Fremont, CA
Merriman Hills-Sherman, TX
Midway First-Sumrall, MS
Milligan Ridge-Manila, AR
Missionary-Lindsay, OK
Missionary-Paducah, TX
Mount Calvary-Carthage, TX
Mount Calvary-Picayune, MS
Mount Lebanon-Grand Saline, TX
Mount Lebanon-New Edinburg, AR
Mount Olive-Girard, KS
Mount Olive-Scurry, TX
Mount Olive-Timpson, TX
Mount Olive-Union, MS
Mount Pisgah-Mineola, TX
Mount Pleasant-Gravette, AR
Mount Pleasant-Plumerville, AR
Mount Selman-Bullard, TX
Mount Sterling-Bernice, LA
Mount Zion-Poplar Bluff, MO
Myrtle Springs-Quitman, TX
Needs Creek-Greenbrier, AR
New Beginnings-Ferris, TX
New Beginnings-Olive Branch, MS
New Bethany-Ellisville, MS
New Friendship-Kingsland, AR
New Harmony-Tyler, TX
New Home-Quitman, AR
New Hope-Mineola, TX
New Hope-New Waverly, TX
New Hope-Streetman, TX
618.00
545.47
1,952.11
300.00
120.00
40.00
4,960.98
2,200.00
1,302.36
300.00
781.07
300.00
1,350.15
2,726.86
796.02
120.00
30.00
3,140.00
2,027.66
560.00
180.00
191.89
225.00
180.00
3,604.07
360.00
1,300.00
207.57
5,795.00
100.00
180.00
130.00
240.00
1,620.00
1,300.00
562.00
1,294.81
270.44
1,038.29
1,192.46
300.00
1,100.00
2,771.03
158.53
1,035.00
150.00
48.00
300.00
2,496.03
320.00
3,386.54
696.21
15,754.85
New Salem-Henderson, TX
Northern Heights-Hobbs, NM
Northside-Conroe, TX
Oak Grove-Canton, TX
Oak Grove-Lucedale, MS
Oak Grove-Mantachie, MS
Oak Grove-North Little Rock, AR
Oak Hill-Gilmer, TX
Oakland-Vicksburg, MS
Old Bethel-Canton, TX
Old Center-Tenaha, TX
Omen-Arp, TX
O'Quinn-Pollok, TX
Paramount-Perkinston, MS
Park Place-Little Rock, AR
Parkview-Laurel, MS
Pecan-Robert Lee, TX
Pilgrim Rest #2-Golden, TX
Pilgrims Rest-Emory, TX
Pine Brook-Tyler, TX
Pine Grove-Purvis, MS
Pine Ridge-Laurel, MS
Pineview-Winnsboro, TX
Plainview-Poplarville, MS
Pleasant Hill-Blanchard, OK
Pleasant Hill-Tupelo, MS
Pleasant Valley-Greenbrier, AR
Pocahontas-Pocahontas, AR
Port City-Catoosa, OK
Prairie Valley-Whitney, TX
Ramsey Creek-Saucier, MS
Red Oak-Harrison, AR
Red Springs-Tyler, TX
Richland Heights-Grand Saline, TX
Richmond Road-Texarkana, TX
Riverside-Ellisville, MS
Rocky Hill-Huntington, TX
Rose Hill-Mineola, TX
Rosewood-Gilmer, TX
Round Prairie-Fairfield, TX
Sand Flat-Grand Saline, TX
Sand Prairie-Normangee, TX
Sand Springs-Damascus, AR
Sardis-Henderson, TX
Sardis-Jewett, TX
Scotland-Bentonia, MS
Shady Grove-Prescott, AR
Shady Grove-Purdon, TX
Shady Grove-Tishomingo, MS
Sheppard Drive-Euless, TX
Sheridan Terrace-Palestine, TX
Shiloh Lamartine-Waldo, AR
Shiloh Road-Mesquite, TX
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June 2012May 2013
749.65
150.00
2,637.31
209.90
750.53
60.00
296.70
200.00
1,713.20
1,314.75
910.86
482.17
965.89
5,081.00
2,989.98
200.49
1,800.00
387.50
937.33
703.72
857.75
500.00
50.00
10.00
1,032.90
507.40
180.00
480.00
896.60
600.00
90.00
300.00
832.08
20.00
720.66
482.00
838.00
588.69
11,074.48
845.37
1,464.75
4,260.00
474.81
1,003.71
652.54
600.00
2,155.00
295.00
615.00
516.00
510.67
200.00
200.00
Contributions
BMA Theological Seminary Contributions—June 1, 2012—May 31, 2013
June 2012Contributions
May 2013
Shover Springs-Hope, AR
Silver Lake-Palatka, FL
Simmons Hill-Diana, TX
Skyway Hills-Pearl, MS
Smyrna-Winnsboro, TX
Soda-Livingston, TX
South Green-Tupelo, MS
South Jefferson-Mount Pleasant, TX
South Park-Fort Worth, TX
Southern Hills-Abilene, TX
Southgate-Moore, OK
Southline-Cleveland, TX
Spring Branch-Taylor, AR
Spring Creek-Springdale, AR
Spring Hill-Ocean Springs, MS
Spring Lake-Texarkana, TX
Springhill-Greenbrier, AR
Springhill-Laurel, MS
Stone Ridge-Kilgore, TX
Suburban Wood-Humble, TX
Sun Ray-Purcell, OK
Sunshine-Roff, OK
Tabernacle-Jacksonville, TX
Temple-Biloxi, MS
Temple-Columbia, MS
Temple-Fordyce, AR
Temple-Little Rock, AR
Temple-Lucedale, MS
Temple-Mexia, TX
Temple-Murfreesboro, AR
Temple-Rogers, AR
Trace City-Natchez, MS
Trinity-Magnolia, AR
Tundra-Canton, TX
Turner Street-Springdale, AR
Union Hill-Bowie, TX
Union-Bay Springs, MS
Union-Normangee, TX
Unity-Hope, AR
Unity-Jonesboro, AR
University-Nacogdoches, TX
Vardaman Street-Wiggins, MS
Victory-Hampton, AR
Village Creek-Mabelvale, AR
Walnut Grove-Lake City, AR
Walnut Road-Springhill, LA
Walnut Street-Winnsboro, TX
Ward Prairie-Fairfield, TX
Wares Ferry Road-Montgomery, AL
Washington-Neely, MS
Weeks Chapel-Jasper, TX
West Race-Searcy, AR
Westover-Hattiesburg, MS
390.33
174.77
517.40
2,340.00
3,075.00
1,905.60
522.32
2,496.00
3,300.00
150.50
1,400.00
253.22
220.00
407.80
190.26
1,200.00
6,539.00
625.00
992.00
476.83
300.00
35.00
516.05
93.00
35.00
600.00
1,580.14
480.00
4,343.27
70.00
1,402.76
1,370.84
1,347.00
1,576.50
480.00
230.00
977.78
1,469.30
11,590.83
150.00
1,674.59
445.03
1,418.00
565.06
446.09
3,468.87
2,698.08
422.14
480.00
93.00
856.00
1,897.00
1,500.00
Westside-Jacksonville, AR
Westside-Mountain Home, AR
Westside-Nacogdoches, TX
Westside-Osceola, AR
Willow Oak-Gilmer, TX
Woodlawn-Pascagoula, MS
Worden-Bald Knob, AR
Wyatt-El Dorado, AR
Zalma-Zalma, MO
Zion Hill-Jasper, TX
Zion-Anguilla, MS
Zion-Saint Louis, MO
Angelina Association, TX
BMA of Mississippi
BMA of Smith County, TX
Central Texas Baptist Assoc, TX
Cherokee District WMA, TX
Mid-Central Association, MS
Mount Olive Association, TX
Mount Vernon Baptist Assoc, AR
Navasota River Assoc, TX
North Arkansas Baptist Assoc, AR
Tombigbee BMA, MS
United Association, AR
Total
June 2012May 2013
204.00
200.00
719.89
634.07
343.05
363.87
3,570.09
1,500.00
500.00
240.00
19.00
871.00
697.00
1,000.00
600.00
1,795.00
1,169.96
744.60
2,165.82
1,200.00
250.00
300.00
600.00
600.00
$653,365.11
Church offerings include WMA and
Sunday School class offerings
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DiscipleGuide Church Resources
SCOTT ATTEBERY, Executive Director
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in Little Rock, followed by First Baptist in Springhill,
Louisiana, and Berean Baptist in Memphis, Tennessee.
He also pastored churches in Houston, Texas, and Baton
Rouge, Louisiana, before taking the position at the camp
in September 1979.
Camp Ministry
DiscipleGuide is excited about the future of our camp
ministry. Every year, about three thousand young souls
visit Daniel Springs. More importantly, every year, we
see hundreds of those souls come to Christ. In 2013,
we rejoiced to see 150 kids make professions of faith
in Christ at the camp. Brother Speer continues to do a
great job investing in the youth of our association.
More physical improvements have been made at the
camp this year. Volunteers have remodeled cabin interiors, replaced roofs, and constructed bridges. We still
have plenty of projects available if you are interested
in getting involved.
Your kids need to go to camp this year. It’s a great
opportunity for them to spend time with Brother Speer
in his last year as camp director. I can’t imagine a better
way to honor his legacy while being a part of the new
era of camp ministry. Our new director will be on hand
all summer to get to know you and your kids. The future
is bright for Daniel Springs.
Be sure to check out the camp schedule at danielspringscamp.com. And please continue to support the
camp through your prayers, attendance and offerings in
2014.
Transitions
2014 will be a year of transitions for DiscipleGuide
as two men of distinction will be retiring. For 42 years,
Charles Reddin has faithfully served our publishing
ministry. In 1972, editor C. O. Strong invited Charles
Reddin to join the editorial staff of Baptist Publishing
House in Texarkana, TX. In a forty-two year career
Brother Reddin’s hand has touched such far-ranging
projects as Girls’ Missionary Auxiliary publications to
adult Sunday school curriculum. Since 2000 Brother
Reddin has filled the position of adult editor, where he
supervised the publication of all adult Sunday school
curriculum projects.
After 33 years as director of the camp ministry at
Daniel Springs, Brother James Speer is planning his retirement on December 31 of 2014. He began his ministry
as a music and youth pastor at Temple Baptist Church
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concerned about the sales trends, our forecast for the
year looked stable.
But once the Winter 2013 quarterly financial reports
were prepared, new concerns were raised and our chief
financial officer explained that our situation had changed
for the worse.
The auditor’s prediction from seven years ago was
correct. Today, we have seen the culmination of the
thirty-year decline.
In our February board meeting, our auditor shared a
“going concern” that if our expenses were not quickly
reduced, we would be out of money by August. Our
board was prepared to eliminate printing altogether if
necessary. Thankfully, this is not necessary.
Conference Ministry
The Conference Division of DiscipleGuide Church
Resources enjoyed a busy and productive year in 2013.
Conferences and workshops that focused on all age
demographics in the BMA were well attended and
enjoyed by thousands of members of BMA churches.
Major conferences such as Pastors Oasis, National Senior Adult Conference, and SOAR saw solid attendance
and resulted in great reviews by those who participated.
Brother Donny Parrish continues to do a great job providing quality conferences for our churches.
2014 promises to be a great year as well. The Conference Division has been tasked by the churches of
the BMA to be more involved in our annual BMAA
national meeting in April and has been meeting with
the Committee on Arrangements on a consistent basis.
DiscipleGuide Conferences will produce volunteer
Student Missions Bootcamp again this year. The annual Pastor’s and Laymen’s Conference at the BMAA
National Meeting will continue to be produced by the
Conference Division. SOAR is slated for July 1-3 at
the Omni Hotel in Dallas, Texas. National Senior Adult
Conference will be held at the Hyatt Regency in Branson, Missouri, October 29-31. Pastors Oasis is scheduled
for October 14-16.
Check out discipleguide.org for more details and
conference registration information. Please support your
Conference Ministry by your prayers and attendance in
2014.
Solutions
If you look at our sales over the past fifteen quarters,
you will see that sales of our Compass and Compass
large print lines have remained nearly unchanged. At
the same time, the combined sales of all of our other
products have taken a 64% plunge. Just this last quarter,
for the first time in years, Compass and Compass large
print sold more than all of our other products combined.
You don’t have to look at the data for long without
realizing what needs to happen.
Much like other DiscipleGuide products in the past,
such as VBS material, Focus magazine, and Pastor’s
Quest, we simply cannot afford to print children’s material anymore. However, that doesn’t mean we won’t
offer children’s curriculum. We are just changing the
way we deliver the “Kid’s Activity Sheets” and “Leader
Guide” in order to save money.
The idea is simple. After you purchase the literature
on the DiscipleGuide website, you are emailed a download link. Simply click the link to download, print, and
copy your literature. We began experimenting with this
delivery system last year with our youth literature. The
DiscipleKids DVD, CD, and Visual Packs will continue
to be offered as physical products.
Our SOAR:lit youth material will continue to be offered through a digital subscription of only $11 dollars
per student per year. SOAR:lit is written in conjunction
with the theme of our most popular summer conference,
SOAR and SOAR:lit users receive extra amenities at the
conference.
We will continue to print Compass, Compass Large
Publishing Ministry
Everybody knows that our publishing ministry has
been struggling for decades.
Over the past thirty years, publishing has reported
declining sales. Seven years ago, the decline accelerated and we hit a tipping point when the losses began
threatening our cash reserves. At that time, our auditor
predicted that we had 6-7 years left if something didn’t
change. Efforts have been made each year to make the
right changes that will put an end to the trend. Nothing
has worked. In fact, the trend has only accelerated.
Over the past ten years, our sales revenue has consistently been lower than our total expenditures. Even
as sales have dropped, our expenses have not.
Going into 2014, our financial staff was confident
in our budget plan for the year. Although we were still
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Print, and Compass Teacher literature. Looking at our
data, it is evident that this is what are churches want.
However, we will be discontinuing the Compass Point
series due to low sales.
stewardship requires that we work with what we have.
Relocation
That’s one of the main reasons our board is recommending relocating the Texarkana offices to Conway.
By this one move, we will be able to save, at minimum,
an estimated $58,000!
Recently, DiscipleGuide conducted a series of townhall meetings in Mississippi, Arkansas, Missouri, and
Texas. It was a joy to meet with pastors and share the
vision for relocating DiscipleGuide’s publishing offices
from Texarkana, AR, to the BMA headquarters building
in Conway, AR.
Last April, BMA churches overwhelmingly approved
a recommendation to physically integrate Missions and
Lifeword by relocating the missions department offices
from Little Rock, AR, to the headquarters building in
Conway. In the same meeting, the association approved
the DiscipleGuide trustees’ recommendation to conduct
a feasibility study regarding the relocation of our Texarkana offices to Conway.
In June of 2013, after conducting the feasibility study,
the DiscipleGuide board of trustees voted to recommend
relocation to the association at the April 2014 meeting.
Since that time, we have made efforts to communicate
our intentions to the association so that church messengers could be properly informed prior to the association
meeting.
We believe that relocation of the Texarkana offices is
a matter of being good stewards with the resources God
has provided for DiscipleGuide. Here are just a few of
the factors that led our trustees to this decision:
Sharing facilities with Missions and Lifeword will
save us an estimated $58,000 per year in maintenance
and utility costs.
Relocation will make communication easier between
our publishing staff, conference staff, and production
staff. (Production and conference staff are already located in Conway.)
Close proximity with Missions and Lifeword staff
will aid us in working together.
Necessary Changes
While the revenue from Compass is substantial, the
costs to produce it are more substantial. This is due to
our structure.
In order to continue offering Compass, we are making
some positive changes to our production process. The
people in your Sunday school won’t be able to tell the
difference, but our bottom line will.
To save money, we are going to maximize the assets
we already have rather than creating everything from
scratch each quarter. This will allow us to significantly
reduce editorial, production, and administrative costs.
We have a goldmine of BMA writing from over sixty
years of publishing. It’s the very material our association
was built on. We want to reintroduce our association to
our foundational beliefs.
This is not “warmed over” literature. Have you read
any Dr. E. Harold Henderson lately? It’s as timely today
as the day it was written! Truth never goes out of date.
The current layout and design of Compass will remain
the same and the content will continue to be sound.
That’s why I’m excited about our upcoming Compass
series. Beginning in the fall, Compass will get back to
our BMA roots! Your church needs to know what we
believe as BMA Baptists. If we don’t know, then there
is no need for us to exist.
These changes will allow us to streamline our production staff and make printing feasible. If you want BMA
publishing to continue, please, keep ordering Compass!
Your Order Matters to Us
We have a strong plan that will help us turn things
around if our churches will continue to invest in us.
Otherwise, if at the end of any quarter this year, sales are
unsustainable, we will be forced to shut down publishing
operations. This is not a false alarm — this is reality.
As you can see in our proposed budget, we are getting
lean in order to make this work. We are reducing staff
and cutting salaries. We are willing to do what it takes
because our churches are worth investing in! Just like
your family, we can’t spend what we don’t have. Good
The Future
If you believe in the future of BMA publishing, please
continue ordering from DiscipleGuide. Who knows, this
may be the turning point that allows us to provide new
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resources that we’ve always dreamed of. But, we need
your support for that to happen.
What if God is preparing the way for something
magnificent that is “above all that we ask or think?”
We believe in your church and we want to invest in
you. Right now, more than ever, we need you to invest
in us. Please continue to order literature from DiscipleGuide. Even more importantly, please continue to pray
for our ministry and for the ministry of the BMA of
America.
Recommendations
1.We recommend that Scott Attebery stand as a nominee for DCR Executive Director.
2.We recommend the adoption of the revised 2014 DCR budget.
3.We recommend the relocation of the DCR Texarkana offices to the Lifeword building in Conway, Arkansas,
and the liquidation of the Texarkana properties.
2013 Offerings by Fund
DCR General Fund
$ 115,990.70
Conferences80,911.73
Publishing15,523.96
Camps (received in Texarkana) 20,645.66
Information Services 20,747.67
Website Development 12,200.00
Travel400.00
Total
$266,419.72
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DiscipleGuide Church Resources
Offerings by Church
January through December 2013
48
DiscipleGuide Church Resources
Offerings by Church
January through December 2013
49
DiscipleGuide Church Resources
Offerings by Church
January through December 2013
50
Daniel Springs Baptist Camp
Offerings by Church
January through December 2013
First — Carthage Antioch — Conway
National GMA’s Davis St. — Sulphur Springs Texas State GMA’s Tundra — Canton Moorewood — Leedy Pleasant Hill — Nacogdoches Temple — Little Rock Calvary — Fairfield Bert McJimsey Sand Springs — Mineola First — Blooming Grove Jackson — Joaquin Beacon — Bryan Bethel — Clayton First of Slocum — Elkhart New Hope — Mineola Afton Grove — Jacksonville Antioch — Palestine Oakland — Vicksburg First of Providence — Livingston Northside — Conroe Bethlehem — Greenbrier Spring Lake — Texarkana
Harmony — Nacogdoches First — Jacksonville Skyway Hills — Pearl First — Joaquin Antioch West — Magnolia Greenpond — Como, TX Landmark — Cushing Myrtle Springs — Quitman Woodlands — Splendora Faith — New Boston, TX Evergreen — Porter Lakeside — Elkhart Temple — Mexia Temple — Lucedale Enon — Gilmer Harvest — Lufkin, TX Emmie Guest Mt. Pisgah — Mineola Coffeeville — Ore City Pilgrims Rest — Emory Westside — Nacogdoches Magnolia — Hattiesburg First O’Quinn of Pollock Good Hope — Timpson
Fellowship — Pittsburg 69,423.92
9,497.89
8,124.39
4,716.02
4,638.17
4,277.13
3,860.00
3,032.55
3,000.00
2,840.91
2,500.00
2,072.29
2,037.33
1,996.63
1,700.00
1,692.24
1,608.70
1,484.32
1,417.86
1,405.00
1,403.10
1,250.03
1,223.65
1,200.00
1,200.00
1,200.00
1,200.00
1,050.00
1,031.00
1,020.00
1,000.00
977.00
972.34
936.43
900.00
809.51
793.97
777.82
720.00
674.21
600.00
600.00
594.37
592.42
581.02
577.82
563.00
545.00
520.83
510.23
Paramount — Perkinston Camille Acres — Longview Calvary — Arlington
National Galileans
Tryon Association — Texas
First — New Summerfield
First — Palmer
Central — Mineola
New Salem — Henderson
Mt. Calvary — Carthag
Mt. Selman — Bullard
Glenfawn — Cushing
South Park — Ft. Worth
Forest Hill — Quitman Rose Hill — Mineola Shady Grove — Purdon Central Texas Association Friendship — DeQueen Enterprise — Jacksonville Sheppard Dr. — Euless First of Wallace — Foreman Faith — Mena Eighth Avenue — Teague Central — Bronte Center of Life — Tyler Dallas Park — Dallas Oak Grove — Canton First — Gary Calvary — Crockett Landmark — England Calvary — Vidalia Bethel — Dallas Craft — Jacksonville Redtown — Pollock Hopewell — Laurel Sardis — Jewett TOTAL 51
500.00
497.73
467.00
456.30
423.29
416.88
385.00
346.34
333.67
325.00
310.28
303.97
300.00
278.02
254.48
251.51
250.00
232.40
215.58
214.00
213.00
188.48
148.81
140.43
120.00
120.00
110.00
106.20
100.00
92.00
80.00
58.62
54.34
51.97
50.00
30.00
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$175,774.40
2013 Restricted Funds Disbursements
Information Services (BNS)
Disbursements
DiscipleWay — Foreign Language
Disbursements
Salary Expense
Printing Expense
Postage/Freight
Office Supplies
Computer
$
Total Disbursements
$
Balance Brought Forward
Offerings
Sales
Disbursements
Balance From Operations
Subsidy From Publishing
$
Ending Balance
$
20,170.35
6,888.07
1,877.88
172.31
1,550.00
30,658.61
1,464.74
20,747.67
200.00
< 30,658.61 >
$ < 8,246.20 >
$
9,786.02
1,539.82
DiscipleWay — English Disbursements
Balance Brought Forward
$
1,000.00
Ending Balance
$
1,000.00
International Christian Printing (Spanish)
ISBN for Spanish Leader’s Manual
$
$
2,524.80
10.00
Total Disbursements
$
2,534.80
Balance Brought Forward
Disbursements
$
$
7,500.00
< 2,534.80 >
Ending Balance
$
4,965.20
TAG Consulting
Balance Brought Forward
Offerings
Disbursements
$
$
$
$
595.00
595.00
-0< 595.00 >
Ending Balance
$
Student Web Fund Disbursements
-0-
New DCR Website Fund Disbursements
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TAG Consulting
Balance Brought Forward
Offerings
Disbursements
$ 12,200.00
$
-0$ 12,200.00
$ < 12,200.00 >
Ending Balance
$
-0-
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ANNUAL REPORT
Department
of Missions
Annual Report
2014
DR. JOHN DAVID SMITH, Executive Director
BMAA Department of Missions
Thank you for your continued support of
BMAA
global
missions.
Even though
we have
some
trends
Thank
you for
your continued
support
of BMAA
that we need to discuss and address in our
global
Even
thoughaswe
some trends
that
givingmissions.
patterns to
missions
anhave
association,
we are
blessed
and
grateful
for
your
partnership
in
global
we need to discuss and address in our giving patterns to
missions.
would come up with over 120 people. Some of
those people are listed in Col. 4. It is my prayer that
Celebration
God will give me and each of you a Col. 4 list when
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recently
been
broughtcome
to mytoattention
and ministries
an end. how
This
represents
spiritual
multiplication
and
missions
poorly we acknowledge things in our lives that
shouldat
its best.
missions as an association, we are blessed and grateful
For the
past twoin
years
wemissions.
have been beating the
for your
partnership
global
drum for church multiplication in the United States.
This
Formultiplication
the past two vision
years we
have been beating the
is reflected in the Word
drum
for church
in the
United States.
of God,
which multiplication
is a missionary
narrative
from
Genesis
to
Revelation.
The
Gospels
are
the
record
This multiplication vision is reflected in the Word of
of the Sent One preparing 12 men to “live sent” and
God,
which
is upside
a missionary
narrative
from
turn the
world
down. The
book of
ActsGenesis
is the
missionary
story
it continues
to unfold.
to
Revelation.
The as
Gospels
are the record
of the The
Sent
epistles
were
basically
all
written
to
church
planters
One preparing 12 men to “live sent” and turn the world
or brand new churches. The point is that the New
upside
down.
The
book of
is the missionary
Testament
was
written
in Acts
a context
of mission story
and
multiplication.
It
was
not
written
in
the
of all
a
as it continues to unfold. The epistles werecontext
basically
mere intellectual pursuit of God; rather, it was
written
to church planters or brand new churches. The
written in the realm of true discipleship which calls
point
is that thesacrifice,
New Testament
was written in a context
for surrender,
and suffering.
of mission
and multiplication. It was not written in the
In Colossians chapter 4, Paul ends his letter to
context
of
a
intellectual
pursuit of
God; rather,
the believersmere
in Colossae
by sending
greetings
fromit
all
the
people
on
his
ministry
team
who
were
was written in the realm of true discipleship whichwith
calls
him in Rome. Someone has said that if you count all
for
surrender,
sacrifice,
and
suffering.
the people that Paul prepared and empowered in
ministry
In Colossians
chapter
Paul ends his
letter toyou
the
throughout
his 4,
twenty-year
ministry,
believers in Colossae by sending greetings from all the
people on his ministry team who were with him in Rome.
Someone has said that if you count all the people that
Paul prepared and empowered in ministry throughout
his twenty-year ministry, you would come up with over
120 people. Some of those people are listed in Col. 4.
It is my prayer that God will give me and each of you a
Col. 4 list when our lives and ministries come to an end.
This represents spiritual multiplication and missions at
its best.
be cause for celebration. Here are a few things that we
Celebration
celebrate from this past year
in BMAA missions.
We It
have
missionaries
right now
thanattention
at any
hasmore
recently
been brought
to my
how
poorly
we acknowledge
in our lives that
time
in the
62 year
history of ourthings
association.
should
be cause families
for celebration.
few
All
11 missionary
elected inHere
2013are
are anow
things that we celebrate from this past year in
either
on their
field or in language training.
BMAA
missions.
The 65/35 plan allowed all these families to go AND we
• We have more missionaries right now than at
had more
to the
fundyear
in 2013
than inof
2012.
anygiven
time
in general
the 62
history
our
The association.
BMA churches in CO are poised to double in the
• few
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11 missionary
elected
in 2013 are
next
as they seekfamilies
to plan new
churches.
now either on their field or in language training.
The
survivability
of BMA
church
plantsfamilies
has experi• The
65/35 plan
allowed
all these
to go
we
had more
to the general
fund in
enced aAND
drastic
increase
due given
to the assessment,
coaching,
2013 than in 2012.
and training
systems in place.
• The BMA churches in CO are poised to double
International
training
has become
effecin the next
few years
as theymuch
seek more
to plan
new
churches.
tive with
DCPI, Multiplication Workshop, and Leader• Skills.
The survivability of BMA church plants has
ship
experienced a drastic increase due to the
Pre-field training and assessment are having a very
positive affect on recruiting, equipping, and sending
missionaries.
Missionary Care has helped to sustain missionary
families on the field who otherwise may have been
forced to resign.
BMMI went to eleven different countries last year
with medical teams.
Missions and Lifeword should be occupying the
newly reconfigured BMAA building in Conway by July
2014.
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where it needs to be. Missionary Care includes: prefield training, crisis counseling, continuing education
on the field, emergency medical attention, and much
more. Missionary Care has been responsible for helping to keep BMAA missionary families on the field and
ministering in a fruitful manner.
Multiplication in the U.S.
As mentioned in the prior section, the emphasis on
church multiplication in the U.S. is still at the forefront
of our vision. We are beginning to see a marked increase
in the awareness and conversations about our churches
planting churches. We need to see that transition into
action. We commend the various state missions departments of our association for their faithfulness and fruit
in the church planting process.
Bro. Larry Barker continues to do a great job leading
our efforts for church planting in the U.S. I honor him
here in this report by simply informing you concerning
his diligence in North American church planting. Thanks
Bro. Larry.
We remind you that churches reproduce, missions
offices do not!! Every missions department at every
level in our association exists to help the local church
fulfill the mission of God; the churches do not exist to
help mission offices fulfill their respective agendas!
We recognize the efforts of Jamie and Rebecca Jones
and the entire church family in Smithville, MO. We rejoice with them in the new church that has been planted,
and we pray they will multiply many times until Jesus
comes.
International Missions
Phil Knott has adjusted well into his new role as the
director of international missions. He has been tasked
with the specific work of increasing the leadership
quotient on international fields while decreasing the
financial dependency on outside funds. Much progress
was made in this area in 2013. We want to ensure that
we are helping our national brothers do the work and
not doing it for them. We also are interested in funding
ministries that are reproducing disciples and churches.
We are very thankful for the steps that have been taken. I
also honor Bro. Phil here for his hard work and extended
trips he makes in order to carry out his ministry. Thanks
Bro. Phil.
BMMI
Dr. Ralph Izard led a busy ministry in 2013. BMMI
visited eleven different countries with medical teams
and witnessed thousands of people coming to Christ. I
appreciate Dr. Izard and his attempts to make the ministry of BMMI the most effective it can be to long-term
ministries in the countries where they visit.
There are plans to develop long range goals in specific
countries in the area of hygiene and nutrition. This longterm view will pay great dividends for a long time.
If you do not know Dr. Izard, I encourage you to
invite him to your church and allow him to share the
important ministry of BMMI. Dr. Izard is an amazing
man in all of his travels and dedication to the ministry
that God has called him to.
Finances
Our finances are holding steady in spite of a couple of
trends that have our attention. One, the gradual decrease
in giving from our churches over the past ten years
continues. Two, our budget has been overly dependent
on large contributions from individuals. We have addressed these situations in a number of proactive steps.
We will continue to both trust our abundant God and be
as faithful as possible in our stewardship of those funds
entrusted to us.
The good news is that God does indeed continue to
meet our needs and allow us to go forward. As stated in
the bullet point under the “celebration section” of this
report, the 65/35 system of support has allowed us to
send several new missionary families to the field AND
the contributions to the general fund increased in 2013
from 2012. We are thankful to the Lord for leading us,
and we are thankful for your faithful support.
Integration
The process of integration with Lifeword continues
to go well. We are praying that our churches will approve the proposal from Discipleguide to be a part of
the integration also. At the level of synergy and cooperation, the integration has already been a tremendous
blessing. In relation to the relocation of the missions
department to Conway, that is scheduled to take place in
Missionary Care
Bro. Jerry Kidd and Sarah (Hebert) Hamilton are doing a good job of getting our Missionary Care program
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exhibited, through their attitude and actions, that the
Lord’s work and the advancement of our associational
missions program are greater than any individual.
I want to acknowledge them here by name. At this
point, Karen Keathley and Linda Thompson and will
continue in their service in accounting. Jamie Morgan will serve in short term missions leadership. We
honor the others who are not planning to continue as
we relocate to Conway. Doris Dickey (BMMI), Kathy
Boyd (Gleaner/ Mission:World), Hazel Brewer (Office
Manager), and Jim Brewer (Warehouse Manager) have
all served with great distinction. Thank you all for your
ministry through our department.
July 2014. We are looking forward to being in one place
and our efficiency in God’s mission and our service to
the churches of the BMAA increasing even more. At
the writing of this article, our property in Little Rock is
still on the market.
Thanks
I have very special thanks to convey to the office
personnel in our department. They have worked with
focus and dedication for many years. The process of
integration has affected them as much or more than any
other group of people. I am thankful for their flexibility
and patience throughout this process. They really have
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Recommendations from Missionary Advisory Committee
1.We recommend the election of Jamshed Hadyat as North American church planter in the greater Chicagoland area at a $2,000 a month stipend.
2. We recommend the election of Trevor Dodson as an associate missionary to work with Ali Chambers in
Memphis, TN., at a stipend of $2,000 a month.
3.We recommend the election of B.J. Sanders as international missionary to Papau New Guinea.
4.We recommend that we endorse Anders Lee as North American church planter to DeSoto County, MS.
5.We recommend a change of roles for Buddy Johnson to become Training Coordinator for International
Missions.
6.We recommend that Buddy Johnson move to a regularly funded missionary salary and that he will be
allowed to use 40% of the finances he raises for the trips he takes.
7. We recommend that national Michel Poirer be allowed to make more frequent trips to Haiti to help with
the new church plants and to do more fundraising for Haiti.
8.We recommend the election of Justin Burdick as an Associate North American Church Planter to work
with Anders Lee in Southaven, MS. at a stipend of $1,000 a month
9.We recommend that the Missions Office become part of an LLC initiated for shared ownership of the
Conway campus and for classifying shared employees.
10.We recommend a change of fields for international missionary Fil Kakilala from Hawaii to the Philippines.
11. We recommend a change of status for Prashant Prakash from National missionary to American missionary Status
12.We recommend a status change for Sarah Hebert Hamilton from the Philippines to Missionary Care.
13.We recommend the approval of the 2014 budget.
14. We recommend that the salary of Ashraf Sara be the same instead of reducing his salary after three years,
but this salary would be examined annually.
15.We recommend the pilot church planting program in Colorado.
16. We recommend a change in the BMAA Principles of Cooperation (Coordinating Council, 2005), Article
VII, D. to say “Department of Missions: Annually, this association shall elect an Executive Director of
Missions, who may recommend Directors of Operations to be approved by the Advisory Committee and
the Association or Missionary Committee, who will work together in the promotion of missions and in
the distribution, according to the will of the churches, of all funds submitted to them.”
17.We recommend the housing allowance for all directors be set at $24,000.00 for the year 2014.
18.We recommend that Dr. John David Smith stand as a nominee for the position of Executive Director of
Missions.
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BMA MISSIONS
Income & Expense
2013 Actual vs. 2013 Budget
Income / Expense
Category
Church Contributions
Income
Individual Contributions
Income
World Mission Sunday
Income
Mission: World (booked as credit) Income
Interest Income
Income
Designated Income
Income
Total Undesignated Income…………………………………
$
$
$
$
2013
2013
Actual*
Budget
2,803,494
There was no
2,091,016
income budget
344,486
in 2013 broken
out between
35,312
categories.
85,380
5,359,689
5,714,575
Variance
354,886
Warehouse & Property
Cottage Expense
General Facility
General Facility
Sub-total………………
10,634
8,805
19,439
12,000
8,000
20,000
1,366
(805)
561
Missionary Literature Ministry
Literature
Sub-total………………
71,347
71,347
70,000
70,000
(1,347)
(1,347)
Deputation
Multiplication Movement
Benevolence Ministry
Miscellaneous
Coordinating Council
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
Sub-total………………
4,034
15,989
47,137
28,995
400
96,555
18,000
50,000
50,000
60,000
3,000
181,000
13,966
34,011
2,863
31,005
2,600
84,445
Office Equipment
Office Equipment Maintenance
Postage
Office Operational Expense
Office
Office
Freight / Postage
Office
Sub-total………………
1,803
25,476
7,564
(253)
34,591
20,000
55,000
30,000
17,600
122,600
18,197
29,524
22,436
17,853
88,009
Residence and Legal Expenses
Audit
Professional Fees
Professional Fees
Sub-total………………
14,352
15,250
29,602
12,000
15,000
27,000
(2,352)
(250)
(2,602)
Promotion / BMA Service Team
Association / Symposium Expense
Mission: World Magazine
Promotion
Promotion
Promotion
Sub-total………………
182,188
31,144
35,614
248,946
125,000
40,000
35,000
200,000
(57,188)
8,856
(614)
(48,946)
American Missionary Salaries
Excess Housing
Cost of Living
Longevity Pay
Retirement
Health Insurance / Medical Exams
Termination / Severance Pay
Missionary Care
Tuition (American Children)
Salaries & Benefits
Salaries & Benefits
Salaries & Benefits
Salaries & Benefits
Salaries & Benefits
Salaries & Benefits
Salaries & Benefits
Salaries & Benefits
Salaries & Benefits
1,365,770
40,326
107,861
4,220
70,914
557,693
20,001
6,933
19,920
1,500,000
44,550
150,000
4,500
105,000
650,000
20,000
30,000
30,000
134,230
4,224
42,139
280
34,086
92,307
(1)
23,067
10,080
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BMA MISSIONS
Income & Expense
2013 Actual vs. 2013 Budget
Income / Expense
International Furlough Expenses
Foreign National Salaries
Office Staff Salaries
Payroll Taxes
Director's Salaries
Christmas Bonuses
Category
Salaries & Benefits
Salaries & Benefits
Salaries & Benefits
Salaries & Benefits
Salaries & Benefits
Salaries & Benefits
Sub-total………………
2013
Actual*
20,086
1,222,458
223,811
130,055
303,664
8,704
4,102,416
2013
Budget
25,000
1,235,175
236,000
122,500
330,000
11,000
4,493,725
Variance
4,914
12,717
12,189
(7,555)
26,336
2,296
391,309
North American Training
International Training / Seminars
Language School
Bible Institutes
Conference for Directors
Training
Training
Training
Training
Training
Sub-total………………
48,282
107,745
37,426
147,004
3,099
343,555
30,000
125,000
20,000
150,000
3,000
328,000
(18,282)
17,255
(17,426)
2,996
(99)
(15,555)
North American Moving / Storage
Passage / Shipping Allowance
Furlough Vehicles & Maintenance
Office Vehicles & Maintenance
Vehicle Insurance
Transportation
Transportation
Transportation
Transportation
Transportation
Sub-total………………
640
52,959
1,807
3,247
3,831
62,484
12,000
55,000
16,500
70,000
10,000
163,500
11,360
2,041
14,693
66,753
6,169
101,016
Advisory Committee Expenses
Executive Director's Travel
Field Development Director
North America Director's Travel
Travel
Travel
Travel
Travel
Sub-total………………
7,252
11,330
30,651
14,631
63,864
12,000
18,000
30,000
23,000
83,000
4,748
6,670
(651)
8,369
19,136
Utilities
Telephone
Utilities
Utilities
Sub-total………………
8,863
16,061
24,924
13,000
12,750
25,750
4,137
(3,311)
826
Total Expenses…………………………………………………
5,097,724
5,714,575
Net Operating Income (excluding depreciation)…………… $
261,965
* Preliminary unaudited estimate
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$
-
616,851
$
(261,965)
BMA Missions
Calendar 2014 Budget
Income & Expenses
First
Quarter
Second
Quarter
Third
Quarter
Fourth
Quarter
Total
Non-Designated Income:
Church Contributions
Individual Contributions
675,067
2,000,000
690,888
-
744,977
-
692,561
2,803,494
-
2,000,000
-
350,000
World Mission Sunday Campaign
265,000
85,000
Interest Income
Sub-total Non-Designated Income
8,828
2,948,895
8,828
784,716
8,828
753,805
8,828
701,389
35,312
5,188,806
19,964
17,019
17,046
16,921
70,951
8,616
4,496
8,365
4,964
26,441
Designated Budget Income:
International Literature
Other Designated Income
Sub-total Designated Income
Total Income
28,580
21,515
25,411
21,885
97,391
2,977,475
806,231
779,217
723,274
5,286,197
946
8,518
General Expenses
Associational Expense
Audit
-
-
9,464
15,250
11,690
3,560
-
-
Auto Expense-Office Vehicles
812
812
812
812
3,247
Conferences for Directors
-
-
500
1,500
2,000
Cottage Expense
1,400
1,400
1,400
1,400
5,600
General Miscellaneous Expense
1,050
1,050
1,050
1,050
4,200
Supplies
1,250
1,250
1,250
1,250
5,000
Insurance - Workers Compensation
510
510
510
510
2,041
Insurance - Vehicle-Office
534
534
534
534
2,137
Leases - Office Equipment
5,085
5,085
5,085
5,085
20,340
Missionary Assessment, Orientation
5,250
5,250
5,250
5,250
21,000
Missionary Care
8,750
8,750
8,750
8,750
35,000
Multiplication Movement
6,250
6,250
6,250
6,250
25,000
Office Equipment
1,250
1,250
1,250
1,250
5,000
Postage Expense
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
8,000
Repairs & Maintenance
4,313
4,313
4,313
4,313
17,251
109,297
105,557
103,758
108,956
427,567
Severance Pay Fund
5,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
20,000
Symposium Expense
-
-
5,000
-
5,000
Travel Expense
6,600
6,600
6,600
6,600
26,400
Telephone Expense
4,015
4,015
4,015
4,015
16,061
Training
1,250
1,250
1,250
1,250
5,000
Salaries & Benefits
Utilities - Gas/Electric
2,293
2,293
2,293
2,293
9,172
Warehouse Expense
1,879
1,879
1,879
1,879
7,514
Website Expense
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
8,000
BMA Service Team
Sub-total General Expenses
71,063
72,837
73,696
75,828
293,424
254,486
251,963
244,444
247,775
998,668
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BMA Missions
Calendar 2014 Budget
Income & Expenses
First
Quarter
Second
Quarter
Third
Quarter
Fourth
Quarter
Total
International Expenses
Auto Insurance
Auto Repairs Int'l-Furlough Vehicles
Benevolence Ministry
Deputation
674
674
674
674
2,696
450
450
450
450
1,800
11,784
11,784
11,784
11,784
47,137
500
500
500
500
2,000
Furlough Expense
4,500
4,500
4,500
4,500
18,000
Language School
11,750
11,750
11,750
11,750
47,000
1,500
1,500
1,500
1,500
6,000
13,750
13,750
13,750
13,750
55,000
3,750
3,750
3,750
3,750
15,000
24,148
24,148
24,148
24,148
96,591
676,456
676,456
676,456
676,456
2,705,822
Seminaries / Bible Institutes
28,346
28,346
28,346
28,346
113,382
Training & Seminars
25,000
25,000
25,000
25,000
100,000
Travel Expense
10,250
10,250
10,250
10,250
41,000
7,500
7,500
7,500
7,500
30,000
820,357
820,357
820,357
820,357
3,281,428
7,500
500
3,000
7,500
500
3,000
7,500
500
3,000
7,500
500
3,000
30,000
2,000
12,000
Miscellaneous
Passage & Shipping Expense
Professional Fees-Residence/Legal
Publications
Salaries
Tuition
Sub-total - International Expenses
North American Expenses
Coaching
Deputation
Moving / Storage
Salaries & Benefits
Administration - Salaries / Benefits
23,252
23,252
23,252
23,252
93,009
171,242
7,500
5,750
3,250
221,995
175,063
7,500
5,750
3,250
225,816
185,063
7,500
5,750
3,250
235,816
209,063
7,500
5,750
3,250
259,816
740,432
30,000
23,000
13,000
943,441
Grand-total Expense
1,296,838
1,298,135
1,300,617
1,327,947
5,223,538
Net Income
1,680,637
Self Support - Salaries / Benefits
Training - Domestic & Conferences
Travel Expense - NA Director
Travel Expense Missionaries- Assoc/Symposium
Sub-total - North American Expenses
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(491,904)
(521,400)
(604,674)
62,659
National Missionaries
Argentina
Alberto Lopez
Benin
Touglo Bruno
Maxime Adifon
Bolivia
David Flores
Brazil
Jarede Vieira Souza
Havenilton Dos Reis
Valmir Jose
Jose Rodrigues
Carmelio Arauja
Georgiran Vanderley
Marcio Silva
Antonio Lemos
Francisco Paes
Samuel Luiz
Cosme Santos
Viagens
Burkina Faso
Pierre Winne
Sia Wuni
Sia Edmund
Stephen Aganda
Sia Ababeri
Alphonse Z Nakoulma
Daniel M. Nahire
Michel Nam Fousseni
Emil A. Nacoulma
Emmanuel Kougre
Jean Ouena
Roger Kaboure
Christopher Quena
Moses Oueraoga
Rampant Nacoulma
Cambodia
Dr. Fil Tabayoyong
Dany & Joseph Seng
Cout Nout
Evorn
Ratana An
Sokna Mei
Cape Verde
Eudo Rodrigues
Olavo Marida Da Luz
Cesar Benros
Nelson Ameida
Sidney Dias Gomes
Arilson Gomez
Chile
Pablo Munoz
Costa Rica
Jairo Bonilla Pena
Carlos Olivas
Roger Ramirez Redondo
Leonel Moreno
Gerson Orellana
Julia Ramos
Francisco Medina
Pablo Cadenas
Luis Arias Soto
Marvin Segura
Alberto Ordonez
Vico Solano
Czech Republic
Jan Zavrel
Milan Bulak
Emmanuel K. Yin
Ephson Owusu
Erick Kwarteng
Ernest Agyekum
Ezekiel Agyare
Felix Bukari
Frank Yeboah
Gekye Francis
George Opoku
George Sackitey
Gilbert Crabbe
Isaac K. Mensah
Isaac Kwakye Afrim
Isaac Kwaw
Isaac Nkrumah
Jacob Basah
Jacob Fuseine
James Awedoba
James Okantey
James Nasamu
James Yeboah
Jerry Amoako
John Ayensu
John Bamarigu
John Kennedy Karikari
John Kyeremateng
John Nondia
John Opambour
John Tsekyi
Joseph A. Ayarna
Joseph Nketia
Joshua Talan
Joshua Yakubu
Joyce Yiadom Danso
Jude Amoani Afari
Justice Biney
Kwabena Afriyie
Kwabena Tia
Kwarteng Prince
Kyei Baffour Isaac
Mantey Francis
Mark Ada
Marlo George
Moses Atiso
Moses Iddrisu
Moses Moari
Nana Bonsu
Noah Codjoe
Nule Manasseh
Oduro Anin
Ofusu Afriyie
Opari Charles
Opoku Agyemang David
Opoku Samuel
Osei Boakye Daniel
Osei Yaw
Owusu Samuel
Paul Awupuri
Peter Antwi Boasiako
Peter Sarkodie
Peter Tapori
Prince Apity
Ransford Apperttey
Richard Anining
Richard Dogbe
Richard Owusu Nkrumah
Robert Asenso
Robert Winnerman
Rockson Tetteh
Sakpaku Maxwell
Sampson Agblevor
Sampson Meisu
Samuel Adongo
Samuel Anane
Samuel Baba
Samuel Donkor
Democratic Republic Of Congo
Bandu Leon
Domincan Republican
Ramon Paulino
Omar Castillo
Egypt
Wassim Jerjes
Atef Labib
Assaad Mamdouh
Gentleman Nabil
Rida Adeli
Girgis Sadek
El Salvador
Rigoberto Jimenez
Ancelmo Monterrosa
Marvin Emir Monterrosa Lopez
Ghana
Acquah Hayford
Adom Solomon
Adu Boahene
Aduayire Elijah
Afriyie Bimpong Fred
Akesse Hayford
Akwasi Acheampong
Akwasi Afriyie
Akwasi Elijah
Alex K. Attram
Alex Ofori
Alexander Alhassan
Alexander Arthur
Alfred Agyemang
Alo Jonathan
Amanfo Kwaku
Amoah Daniel
Amos Badmarigu
Andrews Abebrese
Asanti Richard
Asare Andrews
Atta Poku
Augustine Boadu
Awako Edmund
Baba Collins Dieba
Bernard Asare
Boakye Yaw
Bright Mensah
Clement Owusu
Collins Amoako
Daniel Adubofour
Daniel Baan
Daniel Nketia
Daniel S. Dongzee
David Ali
David Beble
David Sapak
Deriko George
Dickson Agyie
Dickson Darko
Doglas Ankra
Dominic Anarfo
E.s. Nketia
Ebenezer Adu
Ebenezer K. Bani
Ebenezer Kumah
Ebenezer Tettah
Ebenezer Yidana
Elijah Adua
Emmanuel Agyir
Emmanuel Akpor
Emmanuel Agye Larbi
Emmanuel G. Tampuri
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Samuel Kodwo
Samuel Lord Anarfi
Samuel Opoku
Seth Akonnortey
Solomon Akelembona
Solomon Azumah
Standford Tawiah
Stephen Appiah
Stephen Atua Opare
Stephen Nloi
Stephen Ohene Djan
Tanyan Isaac
Thomas Bazieme
Thompson Larbik
Timothy Amblaso
Wilfred Dawurah
William Ametepe
William Ayittey
William T. Azumah
Wisdom Nyawudi
Yaw Adansi
Yaw Combat
Yaw Ofori
Guatemala
David Marroquin
Guinea
Saynay Saypay
Honduras
Denis Lopez
Arnold Maldonado
Jesus Adelmo Hernandez
Jose Juan Zelaya
Lenin Perdomo
Ricardo Herrera Ramirez
Marvin Carcamo Cantillano
Raul Ayala
Marvin Miguel
Edwin Quintanilla
Juan Herrera
Miguel Vasquez
Jose Heriberto Aguirre
Hong Kong
John Ray Vallejara
India
Prashant Prakash
George Luther
Pradeep Borde (Pune)
Jeremiah Shetti
Michael Yangad
Balasaheb Salve
Anand Tribhuwan
John Mandlik
Sunil Sangale
Ashok Uzgare
Ivory Coast
Sehi Alexander
Kangbei Meand
Saon Guiro Gabriel
Kah Sisso Benot
Julien Gbeo
Baibo Lucien
Bah Mathieu
Gnande Claude
Barbo Warsi
Blawa Kwasi
Onora Mansaye
Numweh Francois
Guei Bertin
Brou Laurent
Kohou Michele
National Missionaries continued
Koffi K. Sostaene
Nacoulma Emmanuel
Japan
Tsutomu Udonishi
Korea
Kwang Ho Lee
Byeng Ki So
Laos
Joy Vargas
Lebanon
Rabih Wazir
Bassam Haddad
Farid Lahoud
Rasem Merhi
Joumaa Khalil
Nada Haddad
Liberia
Joseph Goyour
David Doco
Samuel Kpayeh
Samuel Gaylah
Robert Doco
Peterson Daye
Kenneth Grupee
Jonathan Daye
Austin Wamah
Ben Sebeh
David Kpeayeh
Gaye Togbasi
Moses Tarr
Samuel Gbarglay
Austine Cooper
Harrison Korsa
James Gaye
Peter Sahn
Abraham J. Cheyee
Jerry Wamah
Matthew Kwenah
Abraham Cheyee
Prince Jesse
Benolie Saywahn
Bob William Dean
Timothy Togbasi
Mali
Ousmane Tandina
Mauritania
Ezzat Shehata
Mexico
Alonso Rubio
Aurelio Pavon
Eliseo Garcia Malpica
Ricardo Palazuelos
Josue Osorio
Miguel Martinez
Francisco Rosas
Santiago Zavala
Cornelio Hernandez
Alejandro Hernandez
Armando Cuevas
Jacinto Hernandez
Octaviano Bautista
Santiago Pascual
Andres Rivera
Ruben Hernandez
Juventino Gutierrez
Honorio Velasquez
Herminio Arista
Florintino Bautista
Jose M. Zavala
Marcos Rodriguez
Manuel Martinez
Jorge Pascual
Edwin Delmo
Efraim Lacupa
Fortunato Minosa
Jerry Toribio
Joemarie Camarig
Julie Toribio
Morito Peroy
Nestor Martinez
Roberto Calugmaton
Sonny Cabilbigan
Micronesia
Remy Bulohabo
Myanmar
Myint Aung
Lal Ram Thanga (Rama)
Steven Zuala
Paw Tun Oo
Myint Win
Portugal
John Regueiras
Pedro Leal
Jorge Leal
Mario Morias
Adolfo Pinto
Joaquim Pinto
Joao Santos
Joel Lopes Oliveira
Nicaragua
Oscar Gaitan
Carlos Martinez
Sindulfo Gomez
Pedro Torres
Henry Tellez
Noe Martinez
Bismark Trujillo
Noel Quintero
Luis Mejia
Joe Carter
Daniel Guevara
Puerto Rico
Angel De Jesus Garcia
Romania
Daniel Bagosi
Nico Oros
Keleman Sandor
Dorin & Dorina Popa
Nicu Curpas
Adriana Toma
Adi Toma
Teo Luncan
Micula Mihai
Dorin & Nicoleta Tomuta
Cracium Tudor
Bogdan Bilav
Daniela Bilav
Niger
Etienne Lankoande
Nigeria
Samuel Babatunde
Ifedayo Adeniyi
Charles Adeyemi
Paul Akintola
Olaoye Gbadebo
Francis Aloba
Victor Tijani
Mohammed O. Philips
Christopher Dele Okebedan
Francis Ebo
Sunday Osinowo
Joseph Sakaba
James Ugwu
Sunday Nwankow
Amos O. Ashade
Felix O. Owasannoye
Michael Adeniyi
Folorunso Olubunmi
Adesina Mike
Sierra Leone
Z. Otis Borkuah
Prince Nallo
John K. Flomo
Sudan
Lewi Mursale
Syria
Elie Hanna
Eid Hanna
Daas Haddad
Panama
Ronald Murillo
Taiwan
Sammy Ruan
James Wu
Peru
Andres Tinoco
Richard Oscanoa Tinoco
Thailand
Nathee Sannithirat
Vitoon Sukna Monapharat
Philippines
Othelo Caceres (Allen)
Vincent Ferrer
Warren Paguntan
Rizzamer Ballon
Ronald Ballon
Danny Gracilla
Elvis Granadilla
Jenalyn Hadap
Dahlia Velasco
Noriel Donesa (Newsom)
Aldren Salido
Edgar Dordas
Abraham Cabaya
Arlan Casidsid
Amer Libuna
Danilo Arsenio
Dominador Canja
Edward Dorillo
Togo
Avoudikpo
Abraham Apetty
Christopher Addassou
Amblarso Mawuli
Koku Agbeko Kpago
Kossi Atamoudji
William Mensah
Ukraine
Nikolai Dikhtyarenko
Sergey Skripnik
Peter Nagorny
Sasha Pavelchuk
65
Contributing Churches
ALABAMA
ARKANSAS(cont.)
2012
2013
City, Church
2012
Birmingham, Trinity Baptist Church
1,186.96
1,452.28
Concord, Concord Baptist Church
649.58
486.73
Creola, Fountain of Faith Missionary B
1,960.00
2,069.67
Conway, Antioch Baptist Church
170,495.71
186,957.66
Grand Bay, Philadelphia Baptist Church
120.00
120.00
Conway, Calvary Baptist Church
22,653.95
24,359.33
Guin, Green Springs Baptist Church
949.70
994.22
Conway, Central Baptist Church
28,326.92
28,424.10
Millport, Oakes Chapel Baptist Church
2,624.20
881.71
Conway, Eastside Baptist Church
3,053.00
3,008.00
Mobile, Bethel Baptist Church
1,069.37
1,003.20
Cord, Center Grove Baptist Church
1,121.00
1,222.30
183.43
119.83
Corning, Landmark Baptist Church
968.51
1,374.41
Crossett, Beech St Baptist Church
City, Church
Mobile, Westwood Baptist Church
Montgomery, Rigby Street Baptist Church
828.43
593.97
Montgomery, Wares Ferry Baptist Church
6,103.62
5,828.26
Damascus, First Baptist Church
Theodore, Helton Road Baptist Church
4,422.08
5,444.22
Titus, Lebanon Baptist Church
4,529.00
3,354.00
23,976.79
21,861.36
11
11
Total:
Number of Churches
3,671.37
3,126.58
28,574.69
11,409.84
Damascus, Sand Springs Baptist Church
1,576.83
1,808.49
Dardanelle, Unity Baptist Church
1,880.14
1,752.56
De Queen, Friendship Baptist Church
5,104.50
6,056.05
Delight, Pleasant Springs Bap Ch
1,640.00
1,700.00
Dewitt, Forks Of Lagrue Baptist Chruch
Dewitt, Sunnyside Baptist Church
ARIZONA
2013
300.00
750.00
4,783.26
5,393.46
408.84
230.20
Safford, Mt Carmel Baptist Church
517.00
-
Dierks, Bethany Baptist Church
Total:
517.00
-
Dierks, Fellowship Baptist Church
-
100.00
Doddridge, Evergreen Missionary Baptist Ch
-
570.00
Number of Churches
1
0
ARKANSAS
Dumas, Northside Baptist Church
4,398.50
El Dorado, Grace Baptist Church
3,353.56
3,661.03
El Dorado, Mt Union Baptist Church
7,505.00
7,130.00
5,253.00
2,408.00
2012
2013
Almyra, Rising Sun Baptist Church
2,984.56
2,487.99
El Dorado, Murmil Heights Baptist Church
4,912.00
Arkadelphia, Cornerstone Baptist Church
3,514.13
3,965.59
El Dorado, Pleasant Grove Baptist Church
1,738.00
977.00
222.45
1,330.70
El Dorado, Wyatt Baptist Church
23,490.50
35,385.10
Elizabeth, Landmark Baptist Church
1,193.74
2,280.06
Emerson, First Baptist Church
4,127.23
4,189.97
City, Church
Arkadelphia, Gum Springs Baptist Church
Ashdown, Central Baptist Church
13,340.00
13,435.00
Atkins, Blackwell Baptist Church
174.08
160.00
Bald Knob, First Baptist Church
3,762.00
4,634.00
25,536.00
22,812.00
Bald Knob, Worden Baptist Church
Banks, Banks Baptist Church
Emerson, Western Baptist Church
330.00
561.00
Emmet, Antioch Baptist Church
160.00
160.00
1,700.00
1,700.00
90.00
120.00
Emmet, Bodcaw Baptist Church #1
Barling, Life Journey Baptist Church
-
200.00
Emmet, Providence Memorial Baptist
Barling, The Journey Baptist Church
-
250.00
350.00
350.00
England, Landmark Baptist Church
5,479.58
6,107.98
1,309.00
1,151.20
Batesville, Ramsey Heights Baptist Church
905.14
975.00
Enola, Barney Baptist Church
Batesville, Southside Baptist Church
726.00
697.00
Enola, Marcus Hill Baptist Church
Bay, Broadway Ave Baptist Church
600.00
450.00
Eureka Springs, Mountain View Baptist Chu
218.04
214.08
-
634.00
Bearden, Macedonia Baptist Church
1,200.00
1,200.00
Fayetteville, Calvary Baptist Church
22,343.26
Bee Branch, Grace Missionary Bapt Church
8,872.95
13,062.50
Fayetteville, Eastside Baptist Church
4,938.00
8,685.25
Beebe, Harrison Chapel Baptist Church
2,163.54
3,357.92
Fayetteville, Round Mountain Baptist Church
572.00
3,787.00
Bella Vista, Fellowship Baptist Church
3,998.96
4,396.84
Fayetteville, Township Missionary Baptist Ch
Benton, Bethel Baptist Church
3,765.00
3,765.00
Fayetteville, Weddington Baptist Church
Bentonville, Bethel Baptist Church
21,206.00
21,027.00
Bentonville, Cornerstone Church
6,000.00
4,240.00
Bentonville, Grace Hills Baptist Church
Fordyce, Pine Crest Baptist Church
Fordyce, Temple Baptist Church
Fordyce, Zion Baptist Church
17,580.00
25.00
300.00
1,878.50
600.00
200.00
200.00
4,200.00
7,103.00
14,513.07
14,775.48
575.00
499.00
9,735.00
11,400.00
Blytheville, Beacon Baptist Church
457.48
445.02
Blytheville, Fairview Baptist Church
16,226.37
17,251.63
Forrest City, Bethel Baptist Church
Blytheville, Lone Oak Baptist Church
3,775.00
3,885.00
Fouke, New Hope Baptist Church
Bono, Herman Baptist Church
3,000.00
3,404.04
Ft Smith, New Liberty Baptist Church
Bradford, Bradford Baptist Church
9,505.10
11,625.50
Brookland, Walnut Grove Baptist Church
1,191.42
938.68
Garfield, New Prospect Baptist Church
252.69
Garner, Garner Baptist Church
39,056.63
17,291.29
Gentry, Victory Baptist Church
Buckner, First Baptist Church
2,689.00
1,672.00
Caldwell, First Baptist Church
20,239.74
17,587.61
Gravette, Beacon Baptist Church
3,790.11
2,937.16
Camden, Immanuel Baptist Church
19,265.00
14,450.00
Gravette, Bethlehem Baptist Church
1,350.00
1,200.00
270.00
210.00
11,040.50
11,302.33
8,103.19
677.04
5,675.00
2,300.00
150.00
474.73
1,460.00
4,410.00
Bryant, Iglesia Bautista Gran Comision
Bryant, Park Place Baptist Church
Camden, Maul Community Baptist Church
Carlisle, Pleasant Grove Baptist Church
Cave Springs, First Baptist Of Cave Springs
Clarksville, Twin Oaks Baptist Mission
Cleveland, Cleveland Baptist Church
Clinton, Clinton Missionary Baptist Church
Clinton, Mountain View Baptist
-
Foreman, First Baptist Church Of Wallace
Fulton, Riverside Baptist Mission
Grannis, Holly Grove Baptist Church
Gravette, Mt Pleasant Baptist Church
1,472.62
992.87
685.02
641.29
1,085.45
806.38
180.00
180.00
12,644.00
13,088.00
1,750.00
2,750.00
4,448.46
4,121.33
500.00
-
991.40
2,465.44
Greenbrier, Bethlehem Baptist Church
18,923.83
31,068.33
7,998.40
Greenbrier, Friendship Baptist Church
14,869.00
24,065.00
572.88
Greenbrier, Immanuel Baptist Church
8,933.00
13,051.09
Greenbrier, Needs Creek Baptist Church
3,231.60
11,437.13
Greenbrier, Pleasant Valley Baptist Church
3,280.00
880.00
51,881.00
41,271.00
Greenbrier, Springhill Baptist Church
66
ARKANSAS(cont.)
City, Church
Greenwood, Denver Street Baptist Church
Greers Ferry, Greers Ferry Baptist Church
Gurdon, First Baptist Church
Gurdon, New Caney Baptist Church
Guy, Mt Olive Baptist Church
Hamburg, North Main Baptist Church
ARKANSAS(cont.)
2012
2013
4,951.00
15,842.40
620.50
672.35
10,320.00
7,900.00
3,290.93
City, Church
2012
2013
Lexa, Fourth St Baptist Church
5,502.79
5,385.51
Lexa, Rondo Baptist Church
3,100.00
3,250.00
250.00
3,214.18
Little Rock, Chenal Valley Baptist Church
Little Rock, Iglesia Bautista El Faro
563.00
Little Rock, Oak Park Baptist Church
3,305.93
Little Rock, Perry Street Baptist Church
264.00
126.00
1,100.00
1,100.00
Hampton, Dickinson Baptist Church
600.00
600.00
Little Rock, Village Creek Baptist Church
Hampton, Locust Bayou Baptist Church
740.00
600.00
Lonoke, Eastside Baptist Church
5,180.00
7,188.00
Hampton, Woodberry Baptist Church
663.28
Harrell, Canaan Baptist Church
300.00
13,818.00
13,417.63
Haskell, Celebration Baptist Church
2,455.70
2,784.00
Hattieville, Old Hickory Baptist Church
1,135.82
809.81
Hampton, Antioch Baptist Church
Hampton, Victory Baptist Church
Harrison, Red Oak Baptist Church
Haynes, Haynes Baptist Church
Little Rock, Temple Baptist Church
1,425.69
1,377.47
11,059.32
20,720.50
1,342.00
1,000.00
34,462.20
25,186.31
6,521.46
6,544.89
200.00
800.00
Magnolia, Antioch East Baptist Church
20,000.00
21,670.00
705.61
Magnolia, Brister Baptist Church
13,448.00
15,870.00
600.00
Magnolia, College Hill Baptist Church
Magnolia, College View Baptist Church
Magnolia, Corinth Baptist Church
Magnolia, First Baptist Church
Magnolia, Macedonia Baptist Church
75.00
200.00
12,468.62
21,472.09
570.00
70.00
2,212,244.38
2,258,802.42
7,851.02
9,522.57
500.00
850.00
Heber Springs, Calvary Baptist Church
2,964.80
3,543.48
Hermitage, Landmark Baptist Church
1,080.00
840.00
Highland, Highland Hills Baptist Church
1,805.00
1,260.00
Malvern, Sharon Rose Baptist Church
604.58
809.74
1,000.00
Malvern, South Main Baptist Church
6,576.21
9,077.00
Manila, Calvary Baptist Church
1,000.00
1,150.00
810.08
1,375.00
1,700.00
Hope, Bethany Baptist Church
Hope, Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Hope, Mt Nebo Baptist Church
Hope, New Hope Baptist Church
Hope, Providence Baptist Church
Hope, Shover Springs Baptist Church
Hope, Southside Baptist Church
-
Magnolia, Pilgrims Rest Baptist Church
Magnolia, Trinity Baptist Church
607.00
5,360.00
8,530.00
18,779.00
15,840.25
960.00
1,390.00
Manila, Little River Baptist Church
4,099.92
3,966.02
Manila, Milligan Ridge Baptist Church
-
Marshall, Thola Baptist Church
-
1,792.17
200.00
155.00
1,940.59
Marvell, Calvary Baptist Church
4,370.92
11,433.04
Marvell, County Line Baptist Church
3,826.08
5,283.62
Marvell, Trenton Baptist Church
2,750.00
1,500.00
Maumelle, Oasis Church
4,850.00
14,595.20
2,776.65
2,333.43
Hope, Unity Baptist Church
25,425.07
28,394.48
Hot Springs, Charity Heights
2,127.50
1,046.00
Hoxie, Fellowship Baptist Church
1,174.00
1,150.00
Maumelle, Refuge Church
Hughes, Central Baptist Church
1,746.00
1,840.50
Mayflower, Lakeview Baptist Church
Humnoke, Rowes Chapel Baptist Church
3,000.00
3,250.00
Maysville, Maysville Baptist Church
Imboden, Pleasant Grove Baptist Church
2,400.00
2,400.00
985.00
975.00
Jacksonville, Westside Baptist Church
568.00
-
7,500.00
355.00
375.00
3,380.00
4,450.00
McCrory, Calvary Baptist Church
480.00
480.00
McDougal, True Light Baptist Church
182.38
187.00
Jonesboro, Bethany Baptist Church
4,876.00
4,272.00
McGehee, Antioch Baptist Church
Jonesboro, Big Creek Valley Baptist Church
3,037.00
2,586.00
McNeil, First Baptist Church
2,372.13
10,747.00
Jonesboro, Cathedral Baptist Church
1,340.00
700.00
916.08
879.10
Jonesboro, Center Hill Baptist Ch
2,620.70
2,847.21
Mena, Faith Baptist Church
2,332.86
3,688.79
Jonesboro, Connection Point Baptist Church
2,413.00
1,469.00
Mineral Springs, New Shiloh Baptist Church
2,469.18
2,372.64
Jonesboro, Fairview Baptist Church
2,329.40
4,081.70
Monticello, Eastside Baptist Church
294.23
190.77
Jonesboro, Harmony Baptist Church
Jonesboro, Immanuel Baptist Church
520.00
590.00
Jonesboro, Lorado Baptist Church
120.00
1,697.03
McRae, Shiloh Baptist Church
3,107.29
14,183.00
Morrilton, Calvary Baptist Church
Morrilton, Centergy Church
Morrilton, Hattieville Baptist Ch (Hattie
940.00
1,102.88
10,930.71
14,536.03
710.00
600.00
3,682.00
3,625.00
373.80
273.15
Jonesboro, Macedonia Baptist Church
1,300.00
1,200.00
Mountain Home, Westside Baptist Church
Jonesboro, Oak Grove Baptist Church
5,783.76
3,644.12
Murfreesboro, Temple Baptist Church
1,225.46
664.47
11,143.17
12,337.70
Nashville, Antioch Baptist Church
8,920.00
7,120.00
1,094.00
1,312.00
Nashville, Center Point Baptist Church
140.00
500.00
Nashville, County Line Baptist Church
Jonesboro, Prospect Baptist Church
Jonesboro, Ridgecrest Baptist Church
Jonesboro, Rock Hill Baptist Church
Jonesboro, Temple Baptist Church
14,830.00
35,213.78
Jonesboro, Unity Baptist Church
1,794.61
2,239.86
Jonesboro, Valley View Baptist Church
1,250.00
1,050.00
Junction City, Blanchard Springs Baptist Ch
459.00
389.00
Junction City, Corney Creek Baptist Church
1,748.00
1,328.38
Junction City, Hopewell Baptist Church
3,778.68
4,928.36
Junction City, New Hope Baptist Church
Kingsland, Kingsland Baptist Church
Kingsland, Mt Elba Baptist Church
194.74
3,904.06
Nashville, Grace Missionary Baptist Church
Nashville, Immanuel Baptist Church
Nashville, Temperanceville Baptist Church
New Edinburg, Chapel Hill Baptist Church
-
4,600.00
4,600.00
676.24
New Edinburg, Mt Lebanon Baptist Church
1,320.00
1,320.00
Newark, First Baptist Church
4,820.82
3,987.48
965.05
1,036.96
Newport, Lakeside Baptist Church
1,206.69
1,256.38
No. Little Rock, Church at Willow Beach
7,667.00
6,625.00
No. Little Rock, Kellogg Valley Baptist Churc
2,025.00
1,500.00
27,518.86
22,089.30
9,899.00
9,647.00
602.94
618.09
325.00
480.00
550.00
Letona, Letona Baptist Church
2,040.61
2,121.58
Lewisville, First Baptist Church N Lewisville
1,299.00
860.50
North Little Rock, Berean Baptist Church
720.00
720.00
North Little Rock, Oak Grove Baptist Church
No. Little Rock, North View Baptist Church
67
826.50
21,856.05
2,650.00
1,390.00
Lewisville, Knightons Chapel
1,107.50
12,191.33
1,250.00
300.00
Lake City, Trinity Baptist Church
8,032.24
1,750.00
New Edinburg, Emmaus Baptist Church
1,390.00
Kingsland, New Friendship Baptist Church
-
754.08
Newport, Faith Baptist Church
4,435.36
10,581.10
ARKANSAS(cont.)
City, Church
ARKANSAS(cont.)
2012
2013
City, Church
2012
North Little Rock, Parkview Baptist Church
8,465.06
8,239.00
Trumann, Central Baptist Church
771.38
702.32
Osceola, Westside Baptist Church
2,898.96
2,859.08
Trumann, Elm Grove Baptist Church
1,236.89
1,482.79
Paragould, Grace Temple Baptist Church
Trumann, Parkview Baptist Church
2013
480.00
200.00
Paragould, Tenth Street Baptist Church
2,197.96
1,846.56
Pearcy, Abundant Grace Bpt Fellowship
770.00
275.00
Piggott, Shady Grove Baptist Church
770.04
1,128.87
Pine Bluff, Calvary Baptist Church
3,072.00
6,290.00
Waldo, Antioch West Baptist Church
Pine Bluff, Lemonwood Baptist Church
2,394.00
3,421.00
Waldo, First Baptist Church
Pine Bluff, Meadowview Baptist Church
2,037.69
1,586.02
Waldo, Mt Vernon Community Church
500.00
300.00
Pine Bluff, Oakland Hgts Baptist Church
3,712.35
1,001.25
Waldo, Pleasant Hill Baptist Church
400.00
400.00
Plumerville, Bald Knob Baptist Church
4,700.00
6,900.00
Waldo, Shiloh Lamartine Baptist Church
2,150.00
3,495.00
Plumerville, Caney Valley Baptist Church
4,207.50
4,681.00
Ward, Charity Baptist Church
2,838.26
2,985.00
Plumerville, Mt Pleasant Baptist Church
32,360.89
27,688.42
Warren, Calvary Baptist Church
6,988.92
10,444.38
Pocahontas, Pocahontas Baptist Church
4,642.00
4,935.00
Warren, Cross Roads Baptist Church
3,733.59
3,674.54
Prairie Grove, Prairie Oaks Baptist Church
1,238.95
1,898.24
Warren, Farmville Baptist Church
Prescott, Central Baptist Church
2,548.00
2,954.00
West Helena, Harmony Baptist Church
4,669.00
3,668.00
West Memphis, Fellowship Baptist Church
10,101.00
7,986.91
Wynne, Grace Baptist Church
Prescott, Missionary Grove Baptist Churc
Prescott, Shady Grove Baptist Church
40.00
300.00
632.00
494.31
Vilonia, Old Liberty Baptist Church
4,700.00
4,200.00
Violet Hill, Fairview Baptist Church
100.00
Trumann, Trumann Missionary Baptist Chur
Quitman, Flat Rock Baptist Church
815.00
800.00
Quitman, Kaley Hill Baptist Church
14,256.67
18,647.80
Quitman, New Home Baptist Church
5,342.00
8,134.53
Quitman, Sulphur Springs Baptist Church
2,314.16
4,567.51
Ravenden Springs, Calvary Missionary Bap
1,584.65
1,516.25
CALIFORNIA
800.00
900.00
City, Church
15,589.46
8,010.14
1,114.13
807.05
Rector, Blooming Grove Baptist Church
Rison, Bethel #1 Baptist Church
Rison, Commerce Road Baptist Church
Roe, Roe Missionary Baptist Church
Wynne, New Hope Baptist Church
Total:
Number of Churches
Anaheim, Orange Avenue Baptist Church
Bloomington, Calvary Baptist Church
-
18,832.00
18,790.00
6,124.00
2,803.00
900.00
800.00
1,940.96
2,502.53
90.00
195.00
1,313.78
2,107.79
3,561.33
5,026.59
3,810,302.22
3,981,368.03
288
297
2013
2012
-
228.00
444.78
1,414.43
Escalon, First Missionary Baptist Church
416.46
458.61
Fremont, First Baptist Of Warm Springs
900.00
600.00
600.00
12,615.57
14,480.71
Rosston, Bluff Springs Baptist Church
2,335.00
2,520.00
Fremont, Memorial Baptist Church
2,250.00
2,220.00
Rosston, Bodcaw Baptist Church #2
1,318.00
2,362.00
Hesperia, Temple Baptist Church
15,445.40
15,704.40
Rosston, First Baptist Church
2,807.48
2,789.00
La Verne, Calvary Baptist Church
100.00
1,052.00
Phelan, Cornerstone Baptist Church
2,288.25
2,175.00
Ridgecrest, Bethel Baptist Church
4,393.09
3,774.32
Vacaville, Faith Baptist Church
4,685.72
6,249.89
30,923.70
33,276.65
9
9
Rogers, Temple Baptist Church
Rosston, Whites Chapel Baptist Church
Russel l, Russell Baptist Church
Russellville, Grace Baptist Church
Saratoga, Community Baptist Church
Searcy, Baptist Tabernacle Church
Searcy, Foster's Chapel Baptist Church
150.00
-
5,379.00
5,491.00
22,144.00
19,307.00
250.00
250.00
1,460.13
1,309.22
11,600.00
12,196.28
Total:
Number of Churches
-
Searcy, Park Avenue Baptist Church
11,645.00
14,224.00
COLORADO
Searcy, West Race Baptist Church
11,015.00
10,572.00
City, Church
Sheridan, Immanuel Baptist Church
7,355.59
6,867.00
Elbert, Majestic Valley
1,824.00
2,729.00
Fountain, Fusion Church
4,519.66
4,268.81
14,526.90
20,482.34
Kiowa, Majestic View Baptist Church
5,300.00
18,380.80
Sherwood, Cherrywood Baptist Church
Sherwood, North Hills Baptist Church
Siloam Springs, East Kenwood Baptist Chur
1,252.75
370.00
Smackover, Calvary Baptist Church
1,556.20
1,216.00
Smithville, Lone Oak Baptist Church
2013
2012
-
2,081.99
Pueblo West, River of Grace Baptist Church
12,105.00
13,435.00
Total:
21,924.66
38,166.60
3
4
Number of Churches
300.00
300.00
11,279.90
13,061.12
4,683.19
4,553.29
FLORIDA
785.00
2,940.00
City, Church
St Charles, First Baptist Church
2,764.30
2,887.14
Ft Walton Beach, Ark of Salvation
Stamps, Calvary Baptist Church
451.42
849.01
Stamps, Liberty Baptist Church
3,480.00
3,610.00
Jacksonville, Temple Gate Baptist Church
148.00
-
Stamps, Trinity Baptist Church
3,250.00
3,000.00
Lake City, Beth Haven Baptist Church
100.00
50.00
1,911.05
2,102.58
Springdale, Spring Creek Baptist Church
Springdale, Springdale Baptist Church
Springdale, Turner Street Baptist Church
Jacksonville, Rolling Hills Baptist Church
Strawberry, Bold Springs Baptist Church
105.00
400.00
Lakeland, Christina Park Baptist Church
Stuttgart, Harmony Baptist Church
394.32
420.11
Lakeland, North Lakeland Baptist Church
1,035.00
871.83
Success, Amity Baptist Church
2013
2012
-
200.00
2,233.33
2,322.75
286.10
83.05
McDavid, Grace Baptist Church
2,048.00
1,615.00
1,068.18
210.00
524.00
Palatka, Silver Lake Missionary Baptist Chu
1,078.62
Summers, Summers Missionary Baptist Chu
5,816.50
6,262.96
Pensacola, Parkview Baptist Church
2,030.93
1,625.86
Taylor, Beacon Baptist Church
8,493.40
8,857.23
Total:
9,836.03
9,067.42
Taylor, First Baptist Church
8,625.67
11,626.40
8
8
Taylor, Spring Branch Baptist Church
1,300.00
1,100.00
Texarkana, Central Baptist Church
1,060.49
3,119.49
Sulphur Springs, Mt Zion Baptist Church
Number of Churches
68
HAWAII
LOUISIANA (cont.)
2012
2013
Ewa Beach, Alii Baptist Church
4,532.00
5,152.00
Springhill, First Baptist Church
Total:
4,532.00
5,152.00
Springhill, Walnut Road Baptist Church
1
1
City, Church
Number of Churches
City, Church
4,925.01
5,824.08
15,198.51
111,501.70
120,278.42
19
18
2012
2013
Thomaston, Trinity Baptist Church
1,482.47
1,874.67
Total:
1,482.47
1,874.67
1
1
Total:
City, Church
Number of Churches
2013
2012
Post Falls, Grace Baptist Church
9,842.10
11,983.81
MAINE
Total:
9,842.10
11,983.81
City, Church
1
1
Number of Churches
ILLINOIS
City, Church
2013
49,634.20
17,666.92
Vidalia, Calvary Baptist Church
IDAHO
2012
32,984.60
Number of Churches
2013
2012
Caseyville, Friendship Baptist Church
1,515.00
600.00
MICHIGAN
Lake Villa, Fairfield Road Baptist
2,018.30
-
City, Church
2012
Battle Creek, Harmony Baptist
608.00
324.00
7,278.00
7,200.00
Melrose Park, Tabernaculo Metropolitano
Sparta, Loyalty Baptist Church
Total:
-
240.00
7,132.00
6,680.00
10,665.30
7,520.00
3
3
Number of Churches
Burton, Bethany Baptist Church
Flint, Shiloh Baptist Church
Kalamazoo, Twelfth Street Baptist Church
Lansing, New Home Baptist Church
Swartz Creek, Cornerstone Baptist Church
INDIANA
City, Church
Bloomington, Calvary Baptist Church
Gary, Liberty Baptist Church
Total:
Swartz Creek, Master's Hands Deaf Church
2012
2013
3,574.23
8,187.50
718.80
8,187.50
2
1
2012
2013
Plymouth, Slavil Christain Ch New Life
3,600.00
3,600.00
Total:
3,600.00
3,600.00
1
1
2012
2013
3,950.00
4,450.00
2013
Garland, Mt Zion Baptist Church
5,944.00
5,082.00
Girard, Mt Olive Baptist Church
5,664.04
5,592.07
MISSISSIPPI
828.66
251.86
City, Church
1,812.72
650.00
Amory, East Amory Baptist Church
Pittsburg, Meadowside Baptist Church
Number of Churches
545.14
1,278.00
Amory, Providence Baptist Church
767.45
489.89
27,224.56
26,156.23
Baldwyn, Friendship Baptist Church
510.00
748.66
6
6
Number of Churches
Baldwyn, Grace Missionary Baptist Church
800.00
200.00
Baldwyn, Parkview Baptist Church
240.00
240.00
50.00
50.00
Baldwyn, South Prentiss Baptist Church
KENTUCKY
2012
2013
Bassfield, Bethel Baptist Church
Bowling Green, Scottsville Road Baptist Chu
3,419.00
3,070.00
Bay Springs, First Baptist Church
Total:
3,419.00
3,070.00
1
1
City, Church
Number of Churches
Bay Springs, Palestine Baptist Church
LOUISIANA
City, Church
124.00
7
13,302.30
Total:
6
2012
Parker, First Baptist Church
7,970.00
37,819.63
55,490.03
12,430.00
Ottawa, Crossroads Baptist Church
9,855.00
45,432.77
66,453.29
City, Church
Galena, First Baptist Church
500.00
1,552.40
MINESOTA
KANSAS
City, Church
275.00
3,004.52
Number of Churches
-
4,293.03
Number of Churches
Total:
2013
2012
18,870.06
14,182.67
480.00
980.00
Bay Springs, Salem Baptist Church
2,045.00
2,682.00
Bay Springs, Union Baptist Church
830.85
2,444.21
Beaumont, Fairhope Baptist Church
681.40
798.92
3,189.99
3,845.08
695.18
Bentonia, Scotland Baptist Church
2013
131.00
Baker, Harding Street Baptist Church
2,884.16
2,010.12
Biloxi, Heritage Baptist Church
492.50
Bastrop, Bethany Baptist Church
1,289.46
1,047.58
Biloxi, Temple Baptist Church
684.00
Baton Rouge, River Oaks Baptist Church
3,360.00
2,138.00
Booneville, Forked Oak Baptist Church
916.00
1,101.00
Bernice, Mt Sterling Baptist Church
2,100.00
2,700.00
Brooklyn, Cypress Creek Baptist Church
5,040.26
5,926.06
167.00
159.44
Carriere, First Baptist Church Of Henley
2,413.20
3,101.10
Farmerville, Franklin St Baptist Church
3,136.34
3,266.63
Carriere, Lees Chapel Baptist Church #1
Franklinton, Canaan Baptist Church
5,410.00
4,810.00
Carriere, Mt Carmel Baptist Church
Denham Springs, Cane Market Road Baptis
Franklinton, Immanuel Baptist Church
Cleveland, Homestretch Baptist Church
25.00
4,020.40
380.00
200.00
5,097.00
4,011.50
Columbia, Damascus Road Ministries
3,471.00
3,400.00
Monroe, Evergreen Park Baptist Ch
2,991.37
2,755.85
Columbia, Good Hope Baptist Church
15,063.24
12,347.72
Plain Dealing, Chalybeate Springs Baptist
2,630.72
2,431.72
Columbia, Mt Gilead Baptist Church
12,769.25
14,753.51
370.38
401.07
2,915.12
1,732.23
Slidell, The Crossing
Spearsville, Liberty Baptist Church
Spearsville, Pilgrims Rest Baptist Church
Springhill, Eastside Baptist Church
-
4,832.72
Hall Summit, Hall Summit Baptist Church
Sarepta, Blocker Baptist Church
120.00
-
-
Corinth, Central Baptist Church
Corinth, Farmington Baptist Church
Ellisville, Central Baptist Church
650.00
600.00
8,255.32
6,973.32
1,556.00
3,098.00
14,685.60
13,014.26
Ellisville, Mt Moriah Baptist Church
4,792.00
5,712.00
7,212.02
6,045.23
Ellisville, Riverside Baptist Church
1,589.00
1,445.00
69
115.00
-
MISSISSIPPI (cont.)
City, Church
Florence, Trinity Baptist Church
Forest, Magnolia Hgts Baptist Church
MISSISSIPPI (cont.)
2012
2013
2,155.73
2,334.55
City, Church
2012
2013
Mt Olive, Shiloh Baptist Church
6,954.00
9,868.00
Natchez, Trace City Baptist Church
1,850.84
1,374.32
Neely, Washington Baptist Church
7,032.02
6,411.19
Ocean Springs, First Baptist Church Of Win
6,187.67
6,327.09
428.62
1,476.70
850.50
792.40
38,161.00
35,518.00
640.00
440.00
Fulton, East Fulton Baptist Church
8,734.59
4,798.46
Ocean Springs, Spring Hill Baptist Church
Fulton, Greenwood Baptist Church
3,320.63
4,927.07
Olive Branch, New Beginnings Bapt Church
2,451.00
325.00
Fulton, Hopewell Baptist Church
3,866.00
3,155.00
Ovett, Good Hope Baptist Church
2,400.00
2,775.00
Fulton, Mt Pleasant Baptist Church
6,300.00
6,300.00
Ovett, Tiger Creek Baptist Church
2,074.80
2,661.59
480.00
480.00
177.00
257.00
Gautier, North Gautier Baptist Church
1,027.00
2,037.00
Pascagoula, Spencer Memorial Baptist Chu
Greenville, Harmony Baptist Church
2,028.00
1,408.00
Pascagoula, Woodlawn Baptist Church
Gulfport, Campground Baptist Church
4,125.00
2,400.00
Pass Christian, Wolf Creek Baptist Church
698.00
1,798.00
Pearl, Skyway Hills Baptist Church
Fulton, Bethel Baptist Church
Fulton, Big Oak Baptist Church
Fulton, Walnut Grove
Gulfport, First Baptist Of Orange Grove
Oxford, Westview Baptist Church
1,491.67
150.00
1,296.52
1,072.75
762.00
19,695.00
18,989.23
Gulfport, O'neal Road Baptist Church
1,417.83
388.68
Perkinston, Little Creek Baptist Church
1,768.62
2,062.01
Guntown, Unity Baptist Church
2,230.00
2,486.00
Perkinston, Paramount Baptist Church
30,680.41
29,224.00
Hattiesburg, Bethel Baptist Church
-
150.00
Perkinston, Shiloh Baptist Church
2,006.79
2,567.04
Hattiesburg, Cornerstone Baptist Church
-
135.00
Perkinston, Ten Mile Baptist Church
4,765.02
4,239.01
Hattiesburg, First Baptist Church Oak Grove
Hattiesburg, Magnolia Baptist Church
Hattiesburg, New Heart Baptist Mission
Hattiesburg, South Forrest Baptist Church
1,837.42
1,864.00
19,433.89
20,899.03
22.21
-
-
300.00
Petal, Corinth Baptist Church
301.00
125.00
1,835.77
1,599.73
Picayune, Benville Baptist Church
476.82
1,172.50
Picayune, Catahoula Baptist Church
600.00
650.00
Petal, Parkway Baptist Church
Hattiesburg, Westover Baptist Church
9,090.00
6,768.00
Picayune, Lees Chapel Baptist Church #2
19,104.35
12,093.73
Hernando, LifePointe Baptist Church
1,722.00
1,905.50
Picayune, Mill Creek Baptist Church
10,014.00
10,590.00
Horn Lake, Calvary Baptist Church
7,387.78
5,530.00
Picayune, Mt Calvary Baptist Church
4,599.89
5,232.00
116.49
22.15
Picayune, Westlawn Baptist Church
1,825.00
2,343.00
2,500.00
2,500.00
Poplarville, Community Baptist Church
1,253.00
1,628.00
639.75
60.00
Hurley, Inspire Baptist Church
Isola, Liberty Baptist Church
Jackson, Creston Hills Baptist Church
Jackson, Westhaven Baptist Church
3,100.00
Poplarville, Plainview Baptist Church
-
-
161.85
Purvis, Calvary Baptist Church
2,682.00
1,739.00
6,631.94
6,496.60
Kosciusko, Shiloh Baptist Church
824.42
2,055.58
Purvis, Pine Grove Baptist Church
Laurel, El Camino Baptist Mission
336.33
1,057.65
Richton, Canaan Baptist Church
-
Laurel, Fairview Baptist Church
130.00
Richton, Central Baptist Church
700.00
1,300.00
-
250.00
Laurel, First Baptist Church Of Calhoun
7,855.00
6,986.25
Richton, Mulberry Baptist Church
1,415.02
1,755.64
Laurel, First Baptist Of Shady Grove
3,970.50
4,843.00
Richton, Zions Rest Baptist Church
4,214.00
9,488.00
Laurel, Hopewell Baptist Church
13,046.00
4,760.00
Rolling Fork, Zion Baptist Church
Laurel, Lebanon Baptist Church
16,554.25
15,024.04
Saucier, Pleasant Hill Baptist Church
786.40
267.94
1,050.00
2,100.00
400.00
Laurel, Parkview Baptist Church
1,456.97
3,594.41
Saucier, Ramsey Creek Baptist Church
650.00
Laurel, Pine Ridge Baptist Church
2,405.00
1,000.00
Seminary, Bethel Baptist Church
129.00
Laurel, Sharon Baptist Church
1,462.41
1,597.53
Seminary, Evergreen Baptist Church
6,871.00
9,420.00
Laurel, Spring Hill Baptist Church
3,325.00
5,250.00
Seminary, New Bethany Baptist Church
505.00
480.00
Laurel, Temple Baptist Church
5,321.00
3,650.00
Soso, Berean Baptist Church
4,041.00
3,700.05
4,322.52
4,596.27
Leakesville, Leakesville Missionary Baptist C
420.00
-
Soso, Big Creek Baptist Church
Leakesville, Pilgrims Rest Baptist Church
710.61
-
Southaven, Central Baptist Church
Leaksville, Buffalo Baptist Church
Long Beach, Divine Grace Baptist Church
-
1,000.00
Steens, Shiloh Baptist Church
Sumrall, Midway First Baptist Church
1,669.59
1,820.37
Louin, First Baptist Church
650.00
600.00
Lucedale, Midway Baptist Church
650.00
1,318.00
Lucedale, Movella Baptist Church
200.00
Lucedale, Oak Grove Baptist Church
-
1,485.00
2,295.34
1,596.03
15,406.66
13,833.56
Sumrall, Rocky Branch Baptist Church
3,744.00
4,036.80
Taylorsville, Calvary Baptist Church
1,140.00
1,260.00
650.00
Taylorsville, Mineral Springs Baptist Church
2,956.00
2,212.00
860.21
739.08
Taylorsville, Old Antioch Baptist Church
7,082.00
6,400.00
Lucedale, Pine View Baptist Church
225.00
-
Tishomingo, Shady Grove Baptist Church
3,011.00
2,727.00
Lucedale, Sand Hill Baptist Church
120.00
-
Tupelo, Emmanuel Baptist Church
1,038.18
1,384.10
2,607.00
Tupelo, Pleasant Hill Baptist Church
1,255.69
1,171.51
130.00
Tupelo, South Green Baptist Church
4,646.48
4,224.85
2,050.00
Union, Mt Olive Baptist Church
1,912.00
1,357.50
Lucedale, Temple Baptist Church
Lumberton, East Main Baptist Church
1,085.00
-
Mantachie, Ballardsville Baptist Church
2,641.00
Mantachie, Centerville Baptist Church
1,365.00
1,679.00
Union, Rock Creek Baptist Church
1,025.00
795.00
Mantachie, First Baptist Church
9,917.00
10,480.00
Vicksburg, Oakland Baptist Church
14,330.65
13,543.60
3,811.71
Mantachie, New Hope Baptist Church
300.00
300.00
Vicksburg, Wilderness Baptist Church
2,792.46
Mantachie, Oak Grove Baptist Church
1,979.40
2,129.23
West Point, Lone Oak Baptist Church
2,002.00
1,912.00
Mantachie, Tombigbee Baptist Church
3,298.56
3,746.83
Wiggins, Vardaman Street Baptist Church
40,018.68
37,801.30
McHenry, Unity Baptist Church
1,949.62
2,188.40
Yazoo City, Hillcrest Baptist Church
734.32
1,149.78
Total:
1,553.00
600.00
Meridan, Broadmoor Baptist Church
Moss, Good Hope Baptist Church
Number of Churches
70
1,797.52
1,615.82
574,405.83
553,337.50
139
138
MISSOURI
City, Church
NEW JERSEY
2012
2013
2012
2013
Alton, Oak Hill Baptist Church
3,000.00
2,600.00
City, Church
Blackwood, First Baptist Church
23,078.00
8,006.96
Bourbon, First Baptist Church
6,600.00
6,439.02
Total:
23,078.00
8,006.96
Bunker, Ohlman Baptist Church
4,165.00
2,220.00
Number of Churches
1
1
Caledonia, Temple Baptist Church
1,566.03
1,949.56
2012
2013
1,891.01
1,841.26
Cassville, Antioch Baptist Church
-
100.00
NEW MEXICO
Cassville, Bethany Baptist Church
248.00
215.00
City, Church
8,490.24
9,824.86
Cassville, Oak Ridge Baptist Church
Columbia, Charity Baptist Church
Desoto, Landmark Baptist Church
Doniphan, Bethlehem Baptist Church
Artesia, Calvary Baptist Church
775.00
225.00
Hobbs, Northern Hgts Baptist Church
350.55
-
1,103.34
1,259.04
Las Cruces, Hacienda Baptist Church
450.00
600.00
Rio Rancho, All Nations Indian Baptist Chur
640.00
790.00
Doniphan, Briar Baptist Church
1,893.71
1,928.17
Total:
Ellington, Lower Doe Run Baptist Church
1,355.19
1,363.86
Number of Churches
Ellington, Mt Zion Baptist Church
Ellsinore, Mt Carmel Baptist Church
-
650.00
550.00
3,341.56
2,991.26
4
3
119.20
NEW YORK
536.91
337.45
Fenton, Springdale Baptist Church
2,343.00
2,275.14
Latham, Heritage Baptist
924.64
683.16
Festus, Berean Baptist Church
1,852.34
1,461.08
Total:
924.64
683.16
Florissant, Lindsay Lane Baptist Church
3,816.59
2,676.88
Number of Churches
1
1
767.23
1,039.63
Independence, Faith Baptist Church
1,111.05
1,330.00
OKLAHOMA
Independence, Glenview Baptist Church
4,089.15
2,832.22
City, Church
2012
2013
Independence, Harmony Heights Baptist Ch
5,942.28
5,703.04
Ada, College Hgts Baptist Church
2,560.65
1,478.66
Harviell, Friendship Baptist Church
Irondale, Stony Point Baptist Church
2,610.84
2,373.94
Alex, First Baptist Church
630.00
400.00
Jefferson City, Westview Baptist Church
2,782.90
2,805.30
Ardmore, New Heights Baptist Church
980.00
1,440.00
Joplin, Grace Baptist Church
8,508.34
4,478.48
Atoka, High Hill Baptist Church
Kansas City, Calvary Baptist Church
1,857.00
850.00
Kansas City, First Missionary B C-Kansas
-
Atoka, Mt Olive Missionary Baptist Church
Bethany, Peniel Baptist Church
260.47
-
500.00
522.20
572.50
100.00
-
Kewanee, Kewanee Baptist Church
29,140.00
28,600.00
Blanchard, Pleasant Hill Baptist Church
9,930.52
Lonedell, Bethel Baptist Church
18,392.00
21,406.30
Catoosa, Port City Baptist Church
1,339.39
978.31
425.00
2,433.46
510.00
820.00
Matthews, First Baptist Church
Chickasha, Faith Baptist Church
9,893.29
Middlebrook, First Baptist Church
645.00
538.50
Coalgate, Coalgate Baptist Church
274.00
296.00
Neelyville, Walnut Grove Baptist Church
350.00
420.00
Colcord, Missionary Baptist Church
617.32
440.46
1,912.35
2,533.09
Nevada, Heritage Baptist Church
Coleman, Fillmore Baptist Church
387.00
268.00
-
178.00
Eagletown, Eagletown Missionary Baptist
4,185.20
4,965.79
Park Hills, Bethesda Baptist Church
442.19
475.01
Elmore City, Katie Baptist Church
1,232.80
1,022.00
Poplar Bluff, Black Creek Baptist Church
665.58
237.41
Elmore City, Satterwhite Baptist Church
4,975.43
3,740.00
5,020.02
6,237.75
Oxly, Antioch Baptist Church
Poplar Bluff, Mt Zion Baptist Church
Potosi, Bates Creek Baptist Church
Potosi, Breton Creek Baptist Church
Potosi, Fellowship Baptist Church
Potosi, First Baptist Church
-
Gerty, Harmony Baptist Church
Heavener, Howe First Miss Baptist Church
775.00
120.00
110.00
1,739.49
2,323.61
1,075.55
351.00
Jay, Plainview Baptist Church
360.00
360.00
600.00
600.00
Leedy, Moorewood Baptist Church
26,530.00
21,830.00
27,158.32
25,690.41
Lindsay, Missionary Baptist Church
5,285.00
5,550.00
Potosi, Lakewood Baptist Church
3,569.00
3,645.00
McAlester, Shady Grove Baptist Church
7,265.00
6,845.00
Potosi, Ozark Hgts Baptist Church
1,022.00
1,340.00
Midwest City, Highland Park Baptist Church
4,916.89
7,746.60
Potosi, White Oak Grove Baptist Church
5,492.45
9,599.77
Moore, First Slavic Baptist Church
400.00
1,850.00
Qulin, Black River Baptist Church
1,152.83
695.00
Moore, Southgate Baptist Church
57,271.96
56,033.58
Muskogee, Ash Street Baptist Church
16,726.78
17,563.10
419.00
2,020.15
6,178.51
8,894.20
Raymore, Cornerstone Baptist Church
2,001.50
2,070.13
16,415.51
10,813.73
841.00
600.00
Smithville, North Lake Church
4,645.00
7,125.00
Owasso, Bethany Baptist Church
Springfield, Grandview Baptist Church
5,855.80
6,154.10
Purcell, Sunray Baptist Church
Sikeston, Bethel Baptist Church
Sikeston, Emmanuel Baptist Church
Springfield, Palmer Heights Baptist
-
Newcastle, Calvary Baptist Church
Oklahoma City, New Heights Baptist Church
Roff, Sunshine Baptist Church
50.00
450.00
600.00
2,974.00
2,707.00
550.00
600.00
9,188.00
5,381.78
St Charles, Faith Baptist Church
5,529.53
7,582.24
Roland, First Baptist Church
St Clair, Friendship Baptist Church
1,500.00
3,850.00
Sand Springs, Delaware Baptist Church
St Louis, Zion Baptist Church
2,145.00
1,925.00
Sapulpa, Emmanuel Baptist Church
St. Louis, Bethany Baptist Church
7,093.50
3,558.00
Sulphur, Dolberg Baptist Church
3,685.00
3,060.00
Steelville, Straightway Baptist Church
1,200.00
1,200.00
Tupelo, Rocky Point Baptist Church
1,250.70
1,165.42
Sullivan, New Testament Baptist Church
8,397.00
12,698.00
Wayne, Unity Baptist Church
3,411.25
3,649.90
Union, Central Baptist Church
1,150.00
600.00
Westville, Old Baptist Mission
1,692.00
1,400.00
Zalma, Zalma Baptist Church
4,163.14
2,435.52
Wynnewood, Eastern Gate Baptist Church
1,659.26
1,706.01
224,053.41
223,874.76
Wynnewood, Hillcrest Baptist Church
2,638.50
1,180.69
52
58
183,040.85
179,592.05
37
37
Total:
Number of Churches
Total:
Number of Churches
71
-
200.00
85.00
-
OREGON
TEXAS (cont.)
City, Church
2012
2013
City, Church
2012
2013
Eugene, New Hope Missionary Baptist
600.00
600.00
Clayton, Bethel Baptist Church
1,601.35
3,750.61
1,114.23
1,470.08
Portland, Heritage Baptist Church
705.00
600.00
Cleveland, Security Calvary
Salem, Mt Olive Baptist Church
455.00
420.00
Cleveland, Southline Baptist Church
Sweet Home, Mt Calvary Baptist Church
1,232.95
Total:
2,992.95
1,620.00
4
3
Number of Churches
Como, Greenpond Baptist Church
-
Conroe, New Bethlehem Baptist Church
Conroe, Northside Baptist Church
Corrigan, Union Springs Baptist Church
TENNESSEE
885.62
719.71
2,237.29
2,139.58
1,127.00
765.00
12,267.99
16,501.27
75.00
Crandall, First Baptist Church
4,247.43
4,828.03
2012
2013
Crockett, Calvary Baptist Church
1,529.51
Bartlett, Crystal Springs Baptist Church
4,496.04
4,751.61
Cushing, Glenfawn Baptist Church
4,279.17
4,512.56
Knoxville, Sixth Avenue Baptist Church
11,101.61
4,184.96
Cushing, Landmark Baptist Church
1,069.00
1,317.00
9,037.85
8,541.00
Cushing, Lilbert Baptist Church
City, Church
Knoxville, Springhill Baptist Church
Memphis, Cornerstone Institutional Bapt
200.00
1,796.43
2,675.09
-
Dallas, Dallas Park Baptist Church
1,325.23
1,141.12
Dallas, First Baptist Church Of Cockrell Hill
1,044.55
1,031.72
3,308.85
1,000.00
1,357.74
29,144.35
18,835.31
6
4
Dallas, Pleasant Oaks Baptist Church
277.00
-
De Berry, Shady Grove Baptist Church
486.00
-
De Berry, Walnut Springs MBC
Desoto, First Baptist Church
TEXAS
2013
City, Church
2012
Abilene, Southern Hills Baptist Church
373.00
98.00
Amarillo, Calvary Baptist Church
367.62
425.25
10,000.00
5,000.00
1,566.26
659.60
Amarillo, Forest Hill Baptist Church
Amarillo, Green Tree Fellowship Mission
80.00
Dallas, Bethel BC of White Rock
Munford, First Baptist Church
Number of Churches
80.00
-
Memphis, Liberty Memorial Baptist Churc
Total:
-
Anderson, Carlos Baptist Church
402.50
Anderson, Martins Prairie Baptist Church
890.00
1,000.00
Anson, Northside Baptist Church
580.00
480.00
Arlington, Calvary Baptist Church
2,447.00
Arlington, Oasis Church
1,861.80
4,017.00
160.76
4,069.00
-
Diana, Simmons Hill Baptist Church
1,015.50
1,055.44
Edgewood, Good Hope Baptist Church
1,872.60
1,838.00
Edinburg, Fellowship Baptist Church
1,800.00
1,500.00
Elkhart, Lakeside Baptist Church
1,323.25
210.45
Elkhart, Slocum First Baptist Church
1,771.04
2,004.66
5,489.31
Emory, Pilgrims Rest Baptist Church #1
6,816.31
Ennis, Anthony Drive Baptist Church
3,528.68
2,328.99
Ennis, Bristol Baptist Church
9,578.16
11,340.67
3,275.00
Ennis, Calvary Baptist Church
9,192.24
9,295.80
1,291.80
Etoile, Macedonia Baptist Church
2,445.53
2,778.05
963.25
1,839.30
Euless, Sheppard Drive Baptist Church
4,796.00
3,590.00
Aspermont, Central Baptist Church
3,745.30
4,165.18
Eustace, China Grove Baptist Church
3,847.00
5,155.00
Athens, First Baptist Church Of Crossr
6,290.20
6,655.41
Eustace, Lighthouse Baptist Church
10,395.46
11,807.32
Arp, Omen Baptist Church
Athens, Myrtle Springs Baptist
-
-
80.00
Fairfield, Antioch Baptist Church
1,000.00
Fairfield, Calvary Baptist Church
78,678.51
44,133.73
11,820.80
-
Atlanta, Missional Baptist Church
280.00
-
Avalon, First Baptist Church
158.42
125.36
Fairfield, Round Prairie Baptist Church
11,534.77
Bardwell, Bardwell Baptist Church
740.53
998.16
Fairfield, Ward Prairie Baptist Church
1,413.91
1,148.92
1,730.97
1,535.31
Ferris, First Baptist Church
7,489.55
10,298.34
920.00
1,643.61
Beckville, First Baptist Church
Ben Wheeler, Grace Baptist Mission
1,178.11
840.25
Blooming Grove, First Baptist Church
22,190.06
21,020.98
Bowie, Union Hill Baptist Church
2,304.88
Bridge City, Circle Drive Baptist Church
Bronte, Central Baptist Church
Brookeland, Brookeland Baptist Church
Brownsboro, Opelika Missionary Baptist Chu
Brownsboro, Union Hill Baptist Church
Ferris, New Beginnings Bible Church
Flynn, First Baptist Church
10,431.16
7,386.36
2,146.55
Forney, Fellowship Baptist Church
48,452.81
84,634.34
3,550.00
8,795.00
Fort Worth, South Park Baptist Church
41,958.00
50,213.73
768.38
1,159.72
Fort Worth, Wyatt Drive Baptist Church
2,250.00
1,950.00
1,220.67
-
Frankston, Frankston Baptist Church
641.17
279.32
185.00
-
Garland, Emmanuel Baptist Church
283.00
215.00
600.00
50,878.20
27,430.60
Garland, Northside Baptist Church
1,660.00
6,613.17
6,712.18
Garrison, Concord Baptist Church
250.00
200.00
200.00
Bullard, Mt Selman Baptist Church
4,519.22
4,330.30
Gary, First Baptist Church
Canton, Jackson Baptist Church
2,388.10
2,472.50
Gilmer, Antioch Baptist Church
300.00
350.00
Canton, Oak Grove Baptist Church
8,030.54
13,556.05
Canton, Old Bethel Baptist Church
820.35
2,166.55
Canton, Tundra Baptist Church
9,267.89
10,959.08
Carthage, Antioch Baptist Church
1,105.83
1,254.69
120,781.55
158,887.04
Bryan, Beacon Baptist Church
Buffalo, Mt Zion Baptist Church
Canton, Lifehouse Fellowship
Carthage, First Baptist Church
Carthage, Liberty Baptist Church
14,415.49
25,095.74
Carthage, Mt Calvary Baptist Church
6,975.00
7,832.00
Centerville, Calvary Baptist Church
7,822.76
16,606.16
675.00
894.68
Centerville, New Salem Baptist Church
Garrison, Walnut Grove Baptist Church
-
75.00
-
423.00
423.00
9,659.11
30,679.62
Gilmer, Cherokee Baptist Church
197.00
40.00
Gilmer, Concord Baptist Church
490.00
Gilmer, Enon Baptist Church
-
24,839.10
26,229.32
Gilmer, Glade Creek Baptist Church
2,675.98
2,563.64
Gilmer, Latch Baptist Church
4,319.20
2,875.44
23,770.00
29,776.00
Gilmer, Oak Hill Baptist Church
9,154.12
8,383.74
Gilmer, Pine Acres Baptist Church
1,500.00
1,600.00
Gilmer, Little Mound Baptist Church
Gilmer, Pritchett Baptist Church
Gilmer, Rosewood Baptist Church
64,124.19
200.00
57,306.71
Centerville, Victory Baptist Church
60.00
-
Gilmer, Willow Oak Baptist Church
567.94
433.02
Chireno, Little's Chapel Baptist Church
40.00
250.00
Gilmer, Woodland Baptist Church
560.00
220.00
72
TEXAS (cont.)
TEXAS (cont.)
City, Church
2012
2013
City, Church
2012
2013
Golden, Calvary Baptist Church
511.06
662.80
Livingston, Soda Baptist Church
9,763.99
11,527.25
Golden, Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church #2
3,130.98
3,240.50
Longview, Camille Acres Baptist Church
8,155.22
9,651.90
Grand Prairie, Eighth Street Baptist Church
3,670.00
2,662.00
Longview, Liberty Baptist Church
3,055.97
3,241.62
Grand Saline, Corinth Baptist Church
2,417.24
250.00
Loop, Ashmore Baptist Church
24,035.00
22,900.00
72,622.30
Grand Saline, Lawrence Springs Baptist Ch
717.24
871.54
Lubbock, Lakeridge Baptist Church
68,320.84
Grand Saline, Mt Lebanon Baptist Church
360.00
360.00
Lubbock, Lighthouse Baptist Church
1,100.00
300.00
Grand Saline, Richland Hgts Baptist Church
371.00
319.00
Lufkin, Fairview Baptist Church
4,900.87
3,403.28
8,936.73
9,867.53
Lufkin, Fuller Springs Baptist Church
2,925.90
3,085.20
969.10
1,218.50
Lufkin, Harvest Baptist Church
1,412.00
1,591.46
3,616.28
2,721.50
Lufkin, Keltys First Baptist Church
49,811.60
67,548.74
255.10
Grand Saline, Sand Flat Baptist Church
Groesbeck, Bethel Baptist Church
Groesbeck, Lost Prairie Baptist Church
Groves, Berean Baptist Church
1,000.00
1,125.00
Lufkin, Little Flock Baptist Church
255.78
Hemphill, East Mayfield Baptist Church
1,501.46
1,703.99
Lufkin, Mckindree Baptist Church
-
137.50
156.64
Hemphill, Friendship Baptist Church
Henderson, Sardis Baptist Church
Houston, Centro De Vida
3,336.76
3,988.54
32,600.00
33,450.00
Lufkin, Wallace Chapel Baptist Church
7,610.93
323.00
5,051.82
Mabank, Liberty Baptist Church
1,200.00
1,200.00
Magnolia Springs, Magnolia Springs Fellows
1,206.90
1,201.90
2,932.43
Humble, Suburban Wood Baptist Church
5,000.86
4,952.88
Mansfield, First Baptist Church Las Colin
Huntington, First Ora Baptist Church
2,538.79
1,728.66
Mansfield, Sardis Baptist Church
629.00
Huntington, Harmony Odell Baptist Church
988.62
1,222.21
Marquez, Clear Creek Baptist Church
650.00
550.00
Huntington, Pine Forest Baptist Ch
600.00
Maydelle, Maydelle First Baptist Church
957.41
1,363.37
-
900.00
Huntington, Rocky Hill Baptist Church
1,879.60
3,004.89
McAdoo, First Baptist Church
337.08
218.08
Huntington, Salem Baptist Church
4,157.35
833.75
McAllen, Anchor Bible Baptist Church
570.00
715.00
Huntsville, Ebenezer Baptist Church
460.00
750.00
Mesquite, Calvary First Baptist Church
4,686.00
2,586.00
Iola, Enon First Baptist Church
425.00
800.00
Mesquite, Friendship Baptist Church
81,439.52
99,150.05
-
Itasca, First Baptist Church
Mesquite, Long Creek Baptist Church
5,000.00
3,850.00
Jacksboro, Mountain Home Baptist Church
5,376.40
4,347.50
Mesquite, Shiloh Road Baptist Church
2,888.41
3,530.12
Jacksonville, Afton Grove Baptist Church
2,597.91
2,915.82
Mexia, Primera Bautista Mission
1,300.00
1,334.10
Jacksonville, Calvary Baptist Church
4,947.60
5,901.30
Mexia, Temple Baptist Church
9,076.60
9,267.35
Jacksonville, Corinth Baptist Church
2,588.16
2,662.31
Midlothian, Calvary Baptist Church
3,600.00
3,600.00
13.46
Jacksonville, Craft Baptist Church
1,222.33
422.64
Jacksonville, Enterprise Baptist Church
3,727.27
5,856.46
43,923.96
45,608.15
Jacksonville, First Baptist Church
Jacksonville, Friendship Baptist Church
718.60
Mineola, Central Baptist Church
-
637.71
706.21
Mineola, Hubbard Chapel Baptist Church
3,067.46
2,772.01
Mineola, Mt Pisgah Baptist Church
3,581.95
1,819.89
Mineola, New Hope Baptist Church
8,719.10
4,146.92
Jacksonville, New Salem Baptist Church
2,662.49
2,613.96
Mineola, Rose Hill Baptist Church
5,841.85
5,183.64
Jacksonville, Tabernacle Baptist Church
642.44
1,134.92
Mineola, Sand Springs Baptist Church
2,072.29
1,957.14
Jasper, Beech Grove Baptist Church
910.00
2,221.00
Mineola, Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church
1,503.77
1,556.76
Morton, First Missionary Baptist Church
Jasper, Bishop Chapel Baptist Church
Jasper, Zion Hill Baptist Church
415.00
400.00
Mt Pleasant, South Jefferson Baptist Church
Jewett, Little Flock Baptist Church
790.75
851.20
Mt Vernon, Meadow Park Baptist Church
1,937.25
1,820.31
Jewett, Sardis Baptist Church
Joaquin, First Baptist Church
4,435.06
3,562.30
Joaquin, Jackson Baptist Church
9,461.74
11,298.13
Joaquin, Old Home Baptist Church
2,880.00
Judson, First Baptist Church
6,663.50
115.00
120.00
Kaufman, Grays Prairie Baptist Church
Kemp, First Baptist Church
Murchison, Pleasant Ridge Baptist
Nacogdoches, Gravel Ridge Baptist Church
420.00
120.00
3,351.00
1,740.00
26,820.00
37,820.00
625.39
300.00
1,392.00
1,408.00
533.33
716.66
Nacogdoches, Harmony Baptist Church
5,500.00
6,500.00
5,303.00
Nacogdoches, Mahl Baptist Church
6,216.45
3,977.26
2,400.00
Nacogdoches, Nat Baptist Church
950.00
900.00
Nacogdoches, Pleasant Hill Baptist Church
3,967.52
3,441.66
2,974.73
514.00
370.33
Nacogdoches, University Baptist Church
2,868.17
Kennard, Piney Creek Baptist Church
1,998.64
1,783.70
Nacogdoches, Westside Baptist Church
1,954.55
2,860.95
Kilgore, Stone Ridge Baptist Church
1,884.00
1,864.00
New Boston, Faith Missionary Baptist Churc
2,033.00
1,800.00
New Caney, First Baptist Church
9,566.18
10,160.10
New Summerfield, First Baptist Church
2,859.40
2,726.76
Lakeview, Lakeview Baptist Church
242.70
700.00
Lamesa, Sunset Baptist Church
4,592.07
4,274.38
Latexo, Ephesus Baptist Church
647.56
733.10
New Waverly, New Hope Baptist Church
615.39
568.58
Leggett, Leggett Baptist Church
4,344.00
240.00
New Waverly, Pine Valley Baptist Church
799.80
799.80
Levelland, College Ave Baptist Church
6,313.45
8,954.31
Newton, Newton Baptist Church
1,200.00
1,000.00
Levelland, Fifth Street Baptist Church
6,017.00
3,948.42
Nocona, Northside Baptist Church
Lindale, East Foothills Baptist Church
887.76
830.57
Normangee, Harmony Baptist Church
Normangee, Union Baptist Church
Little Elm, Genesis Metro Church
1,200.00
700.00
Littlefield, Sunset Avenue Baptist Church
1,407.12
1,977.08
Livingston, Bethel Baptist Church
1,643.00
Livingston, East Tempe Baptist Church
Livingston, First Baptist Church
Livingston, First Baptist Church Of Provid
Livingston, Holly Grove Baptist Church
225.00
-
1,471.00
1,940.00
976.36
1,087.37
North Zulch, Sand Prairie Baptist
1,186.00
3,895.00
960.00
Oakhurst, Center Hill Baptist Church
3,034.56
3,034.56
629.00
111.92
Orange, Bethel Baptist Church
1,188.00
1,241.00
48,989.05
53,104.62
Ore City, Coffeeville Baptist Church
1,694.39
1,942.88
1,878.52
2,219.30
Paducah, Missionary Baptist Church
5,850.08
4,802.04
702.80
829.26
Palestine, Antioch Baptist Church
7,379.00
3,081.00
73
TEXAS (cont.)
City, Church
Palestine, Sheridan Terrace Baptist Church
Palestine, Walston Springs Baptist Church
Palmer, First Baptist Church
Pickton, Winterfield Baptist Church
Pittsburg, Bethel Baptist Church
TEXAS (cont.)
2012
2013
2,452.53
2,952.13
607.00
622.00
3,271.00
4,700.00
275.00
382.50
City, Church
2012
2013
3,044.35
2,596.26
Trinidad, Calvary Baptist Church
986.00
1,030.00
Trinidad, Lakeside Baptist Church
595.00
170.00
Troup, Blackjack Baptist Church
622.94
1,053.54
1,435.00
Tomball, Carrell Street Baptist Church
600.00
1,000.00
Tyler, Center of Life
1,031.00
35,681.30
37,121.80
Tyler, Fair Park Baptist Church
3,463.75
2,908.76
7,166.00
11,277.95
Tyler, New Harmony Baptist Church
80,755.16
98,386.50
Pittsburg, Fellowship Baptist Church
11,343.72
10,178.45
Tyler, Pine Brook Baptist Church
11,064.90
14,419.60
Pittsburg, Macedonia Baptist Church
2,390.90
3,064.24
Tyler, Red Springs Baptist Church
6,301.56
5,895.55
Pollok, O'Quinn Baptist Church
6,984.54
7,346.02
Waco, Beacon Hill Baptist Church
8,594.10
9,723.75
Waxahachie, Farley Street Baptist Church
36,693.69
36,868.45
Pittsburg, Brumley Baptist Church
Pittsburg, Ebenezer Friendship Baptist
Pollok, Red Town Baptist Church
648.60
-
Port Arthur, Bethel Baptist Church
1,248.95
2,180.56
Waxahachie, Heritage Baptist Church
12,931.15
23,298.16
Porter, Evergreen Baptist Church
2,538.53
2,115.19
Weatherford, Freedom Baptist Fellowship
250.00
300.00
Purdon, Shady Grove Baptist Church
1,875.00
1,300.00
White Oak, Fellowship Missionary Baptist
150.00
-
Quitaque, Fairmont Baptist Church
300.00
250.00
-
380.00
Quitman, Clover Hill Baptist Church
2,670.96
1,600.14
Quitman, Ebenezer Baptist Church
600.00
600.00
Quitman, Forest Hill Baptist Church
2,353.25
2,230.98
Wiergate, Weeks Chapel Baptist Church
1,661.00
3,614.00
172.00
244.00
Wills Point, Elwood Baptist Church
5,441.20
1,373.71
Red Oak, First Baptist Church Of Red Oak
Rice, First Baptist Church
Whitehouse, Hill Creek Baptist Church
Whitney, Prairie Valley Baptist Church
8,695.04
9,760.04
Whitney, Towash Baptist Church
8,872.55
11,408.00
840.00
810.00
Wills Point, Locust Grove Baptist Church
1,372.00
2,332.00
Robert Lee, Pecan Baptist Church
8,525.00
8,450.00
Winnsboro, Coldwater Baptist Church
1,019.33
1,096.00
Rosser, First Baptist Church Of Rosser
1,385.51
1,827.35
Winnsboro, Cross Roads Baptist Church
1,031.18
1,518.70
401.62
1,343.71
1,080.00
Rowlett, Crossroads Baptist Church
-
239.00
Winnsboro, Fellowship Baptist Church
Royse City, Genesis Church
-
400.00
Winnsboro, Pineview Baptist Church
1,080.00
600.00
600.00
Winnsboro, Sharon Baptist Church
2,284.31
3,002.97
6,126.00
4,945.00
22,231.99
24,412.49
Saint Jo, Landmark Baptist Church
San Angelo, Grace Temple Baptist Church
San Augustine, Attoyac Baptist Church
San Augustine, Bethel Baptist Church
San Augustine, Macune Baptist Church
San Augustine, Shiloh Baptist Church
Santa Ana, Northside Baptist Church
Scroggins, Smyrna Baptist Church
-
839.87
17,573.93
17,133.74
3,372.75
4,574.36
-
Zavalla, Johnson Missionary Baptist Church
1,800.00
1,226.10
646.40
Winnsboro, Walnut Street Baptist Church
Zavalla, Solid Rock Baptist Church
Total:
Number of Churches
616.00
906.00
3,292.59
2,153.94
1,900,014.21
2,092,035.29
304
290
VIRGINIA
75.00
Scurry, Macedonia Baptist Church
1,244.76
1,719.44
Hampton, Peninsula Baptist Church
3,666.00
3,686.00
Scurry, Mt Olive Baptist Church
3,960.00
5,668.06
Total:
3,666.00
3,686.00
Seven Points, Friendship Baptist Church
2,004.00
1,422.00
Number of Churches
1
1
Sherman, Merriman Hills Baptist Church
3,730.00
5,169.00
Slaton, Twenty-first St Baptist Church
550.00
350.00
Southlake, Lonesome Dove Baptist Church
725.00
15,857.00
2,988.04
2,485.51
Springtown, Bethel Baptist Church
300.00
500.00
Total:
Springtown, Union Baptist Church
-
685.31
Number of Churches
Splendora, Woodland Baptist Church
Streetman, New Hope Baptist Church
Sulphur Springs, Beckham Baptist Church
20,116.58
WASHINGTON
Tacoma, Grace Missionary Baptist Church
Walla Walla, Eastgate Baptist
540.00
14,726.68
Sulphur Springs, Lake Highlands Baptist Ch
2,050.00
600.00
Coamo, La Iglesia Sin Paredes
Guayama, La Iglesia Sin Paredes
Cayey, La Iglesia Sin Paredes
210.67
328.82
Talco, First Baptist Church
2,568.30
4,312.75
Mayaguez, Iglesia bautista Sin Paredes De
Teague, Cedar Creek Baptist Church
4,954.50
4,372.23
Total:
13,092.73
13,425.27
3,093.00
3,394.22
Teague, Freestone Baptist Church
Tenaha, Buena Vista Baptist Church
11,500.00
3,471.24
16,734.75
2
2
1,000.00
600.00
10,000.00
1,000.00
PUERTO RICO
540.00
9,891.58
Teague, Eighth Avenue Baptist Church
5,234.75
900.00
48,614.07
Sulphur Springs, Davis Street Baptist Churc
Sulphur Springs, North Liberty Baptist Churc
2,571.24
-
200.00
-
1,100.00
11,000.00
2,900.00
2
4
Number of Churches
CZECH REPUBLIC
326.49
371.98
Tenaha, Old Center Baptist Church
2,049.16
1,422.73
Czech Republic Church
-
1,439.00
Tenaha, Ramah Baptist Church
1,562.74
2,382.37
Total:
-
1,439.00
Teneha, Folsom Baptist Church
1,581.14
1,516.63
Number of Churches
Terrell, First Missionary Baptist Church
3,683.73
870.90
Terrell, The Refuge
Texarkana, Hillcrest Baptist Church
16,120.00
354.00
7,871.54
7,770.74
18,196.08
25,280.37
Timpson, Good Hope Baptist Church
2,772.58
4,251.78
Timpson, Mt Olive Baptist Church
2,600.00
2,400.00
Texarkana, Richmond Road Baptist Church
Texarkana, Spring Lake Baptist Church
1
QUEBEC, CANADA
-
100.00
0
Eglise Baptiste De La Nouvelle
510.00
-
Total:
510.00
-
Number of Churches
74
1
1