2013 Annual Report - X-tended Missions Network

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2012 - 2013
X-tended Missions Network
Annual Report
Magnifying Jesus
by ministering to,
maturing,
mobilizing and
multiplying churches.
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ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
X-TENDED MISSIONS NETWORK
OF MISSISSIPPI
Committed To Magnifying Christ
By
Multiplying, Ministering to, Maturing, Mobilizing
Churches
THE 172nd ANNUAL MEETING
Held
Tuesday, October 18, 2013
at
Gracewood Baptist Church
Afternoon Session Only
3:30-5:30 pm
Next Year’s Meeting
will be on
Tuesday, October 21, 2014
At
Riverbend
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Table of Contents
OPENING SESSION
2013 TREASURER’S REPORT
ONE8 REPORT
MISSIONS MINISTRY TEAM
ERVIN BROWN TRAINING CENTER
XMN YEAR IN REVIEW
NEW BUSINESS
OFFICERS & MINISTRY TEAMS
2014 BUDGET
2014 CALENDAR
AFTERNOON SESSION Continued
CHURCH HEALTH MINISTRY TEAM REPORT
LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT TEAM REPORT
2013 BSU REPORT
2013 BAPTIST CHILDREN’S VILLAGE REPORT
CHRISTIAN ACTION COMMISSION REPORT
COLLEGIATE REPORT
MEMORIAL REPORT
COOPERATIVE REPORT
TOP TEN REPORT
XMN HISTORICAL SUMMARY
XMN HISTORICAL TABLES AND CHURCH STATISTICAL REPORTS
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XMN MAP DIRECTORY
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Opening Session
PROCEEDINGS
OCTOBER 15, 2013
Gracewood Baptist Church, Southaven
Welcome: Dr. Barry Baker, Pastor at Gracewood Baptist Church welcomed everyone in attendance
and led in the opening prayer.
Len Killough, Minister of Worship at Gracewood Baptist Church led the congregation in singing “How
Great Thou Art”.
Cliff Pace, Moderator, called the meeting to order and made a motion that the messengers present
and those who would come, be constituted into this One Hundred Seventy Second Annual meeting,
and, that the printed program be adopted with changes if necessary. Motion seconded and carried.
REPORTS:
TREASURER’S REPORT: Ray Yeager, Treasurer for the Association, presented the Treasurer’s Report.
This report was approved as read.
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2012-2013 Treasurer’s Report
CHURCHES
ARKABUTLA
BETHEL
BETT
BOULEVARD
BRAYBOURNE
BROADWAY
CALVARY
CARRIAGE HILLS
CEDAR VIEW
CENTER HILL
CHURCH ROAD
FBC, COLDWATER
COLONIAL HILLS
CROSSROADS
FBC, DAYS
DESOTO HILLS
DESOTO WOODS
EASTPOINT
EBENEZER, SENATOBIA
FBC, EUDORA
EVANSVILLE
FAIRHAVEN
FAITH
FELLOWSHIP
FLAG LAKE
GRACEWOOD
GRAYS CREEK
GREENBROOK
HEARTLAND
HERNANDO
HICKORY GROVE
HIGHLAND
FBC, HORN LAKE
IMMANUEL
JOURNEY
LAKE FOREST
+ INCREASE FROM LAST YEAR
Total
Receipts
$1,500.80
47.22 6,793.81 6,006.78 +
297.89 +
9,000.00 +
1,250.04 +
12,985.16 +
4,970.72 1,614.29 7,296.86 +
1,100.00 +
8,000.04 /
0.00 /
5,501.76 28,049.05 0.00 /
1,204.20 +
1,470.92 1,500.00 +
5,777.44 +
1,310.00 +
558.25 3,099.08 +
0.00 6,545.05 6,088.27 +
1,200.00 /
5,000.00 /
8,775.61 1,724.98 +
3,723.78 4,577.00 +
7,771.56 6,344.15 +
5,230.68 -
-
Total
Receipts
CHURCHES
LIFE POINT
$8,238.47
+
38,420.39 26,135.88 +
5,628.20 +
1,602.50 1,160.30 13,874.11 +
1,739.00 +
1,353.35 +
458.26 2,268.50 533.39 390.54 4,956.00 +
3,114.10 +
7,916.70 13,496.08 600.00 /
0.00 5,655.59 +
0.00 /
5,400.00 /
11,075.36 +
0.00 /
4,218.00 4,710.76 13,333.24 3600.00 /
1,278.00 +
1,489.33 +
0.00 /
4,095.05 -
LIFEPOINT TUNICA
1,289.65
LONGVIEW HEIGHTS
LONGVIEW POINT
LOOXAHOMA
LOVE COMMUNITY
MACEDONIA
MEADOWBROOK
MT. MANNA
MT. ZION, HERNANDO
MT. ZION, INDEPENDENCE
FBC, NESBIT
NEW GARDEN
NEW HOPE
NEW PROSPECT
OAK GROVE
FBC, OLIVE BRANCH
PARKWAY
PLEASANT HILL
REVISION
RIVERBEND
SARAH
FBC, SENATOBIA
FBC, SOUTHAVEN
SOUTHCREST
STRAYHORN
TRINITY, HERNANDO
TRINITY, SOUTHAVEN
TWIN LAKES
TYRO
VICTORY
WILDWOOD
WYATTE
SUBTOTAL OF CHURCH GIFTS
DECREASE FROM LAST YEAR
/
$354,346.14
REMAINED THE SAME
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2012 –2013 Treasurer’s Report continued
RECEIPTS CONTINUED…
MS BAPTIST CONVENTION BOARD
$3,000.00
INTEREST ON ALL ACCOUNTS
252.84
OTHER RECEIPTS
81,522.51
TOTAL RECEIPTS
$84,775.35
CHURCH GIFTS
$354,346.14
GRAND TOTAL RECEIPTS
$439,121.49
CHURCH GIFTS
$354,346.14
GRAND TOTALS
THIS YEAR
$439,121.49
THIS YEAR
366,870.67
LAST YEAR
426,172.74
LAST YEAR
$-12,524.53
DECREASE
$ 12,948.75
INCREASE
The “Subtotal of Church Gifts” include all the gifts from the churches for the Association Budget and all the designated gifts by the churches for the Training Center. The “Other Receipts/Reimbursements” include gifts and refunds for Office, Girls & Boys Summer Missions Camps, Men’s Ministry and WMU Retreats, Senior Citizen, Missions
Project Reimbursements, Miscellaneous Gifts, WMU Bible Fund, G.A. Reimbursements, and Training Center Reimbursements.
THANK YOU. . . To every church and individual who has shared in associational missions this year. Our ministry
needs are growing and requests for resources are growing as we seek to mobilize churches in their communities
and around the world and multiply churches here and abroad. May God bless you for all that you do.
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Church Planting/One8 Report
Brain Tillman, Pastor at Riverbend Church and Chairman of the Administrative Team presented the
ONE8 Church Planting Report and spoke about the ministry of the ONE8 Church Planting in the Association. ONE8 is a cooperating network of like-minded SBC Churches across Mississippi and the MidSouth working together to advance the gospel by serving local churches, associations, and state conventions in the areas of church planting, strategy development, training, and ministerial coaching.
ONE8 is a cooperating network of like-minded SBC churches across Mississippi and the Mid-South
working together to advance the gospel by serving local churches, associations, and state conventions
in the areas of church planting, strategy development, training, and ministerial coaching.
Over the last year, we have been greatly blessed by the opportunity to work with the XMN and numerous area churches, as well as assisting in the planting of Vintage Church in Horn Lake. Vintage
joins a group of eight other SBC churches that have been planted through ONE8 since January, 2011.
Those churches include Revision Church in Olive Branch, the Life Church in Oxford, Opulent Life
Church in Holly Springs, Lifepoint Tunica, the Basileia Church in Mantachie, Journey Church in Guntown, New Journey in Columbus, and EastPoint Church in Lewisburg. In addition, ONE8 has been able
to work with Faith Baptist Church in Bartlett to plant three new churches in the Memphis area.
Over the last three years, ONE8 churches have contributed over $50,000 to the Cooperative Program
and over $15,000 to associational missions efforts. In addition, God is using church plants to expand
his Kingdom in Mississippi in a mighty way. This year, ONE8 plants have seen over 60 baptisms
through September.
In addition, ONE8 hosted several training events aimed at church planters, pastors, church staff, and
seminary students. In February, ONE8 put on the second annual “Preach the Word” conference on
preaching at Longview Heights. Over 170 pastors attended the event emphasizing Christ-centered expository preaching. ONE8 hosted over 40 planters, staff, and spouses in April for the Refuge Marriage
Retreat. Most recently, the ONE8 Bootcamp at Longview Heights on August 5 th and 6th saw over 200
gather together to explore the theme of Shepherding in the New Testament and the implications of
the local church.
Our next “Preach the Word” conference is scheduled for March 3 rd, 2014 and will once again be hosted by Longview Heights Baptist Church. Dr. Russell Moore, President of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention, will join us to discuss the role the pulpit plays in
addressing issues in the culture. Dr. Danny Akin, President of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, will be our keynote speaker for our 2014 Bootcamp on September 8 th and 9th.
For more information on the ONE8 network, please visit http://one8.org or contact Josh Kubler at
[email protected] or 662.292.0713. We’d love to know how we can serve you and your church.
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Missions Ministry Team Report
MISSIONS REPORT: Tim Trillet, Pastor at F.B.C. Horn Lake and Vice Chairman of the Administrative Team
talked about how the Missions Ministry Team had been focused on partnering with several local churches
with a continued work in South Asia. There were three churches who partnered to send vision teams into
the state of Uttar Pradesh. This coming year the Missions Team looks forward to expanding the work by
partnering with the workers on the field.
Over this past year the Missions Ministry Team has been focused on partnering several local churches with
a continued work in South Asia. This year we had 3 churches who partnered to send vision teams into the
state of Uttar Pradesh.
In April, 2 pastors and the AMD were able to visit Uttar Pradesh and learn from those on the field. There is
truly a great work happening in “U.P.” We learned of the church planting efforts which were taking place
in a VERY POPULATED area of the world. Those who are working in this difficult field are spending a great
deal of time working with national believers to train them in church planting, reproducing discipleship and
evangelism. The area is vast, there are over 300 Million people but the Good News of Jesus is spreading.
We were able also to visit several local churches and be part of several trainings. Needless to say this was
a wonderful experience!
While in South Asia we also had the opportunity to learn of several other partnership opportunities in one
particular city. We were able to visit a local girls school that ministered to village girls. The school aged
girls traveled from their villages, where there were no schools, into the city and received quality education
at the Christian school. The school also trained them in home economics type studies to help them be
better wives and mothers.
At the local girls school there were multiple needs our team identified which would benefit the school and
future teams to arrive. There were needs for carpentry work, electrical work, general landscape and
maintenance. There were also needs in teaching the girls. There were opportunities to teach classes and
be encouragers to those who attended the school.
This year the XMN looks forward to expanding the work by partnering with the workers on the field. To
learn more about this please feel free to call the XMN.
The XMN also sent a team to Ghana, West Africa in late fall of 2012. This trip was in partnership with several local churches as well as GO WORLD MISSIONS. The purpose of this trip was to help train local pastors
in the area of discipleship and evangelism. The missions team also had the opportunity to pass our over
1000 Gospel tracts in the highway’s and byways of Ghana.
Please continue praying for the many wonderful opportunities the XMN and its area churches has in the
coming days to share the Gospel at home and abroad. We as an association look forward to new opportunities in 2014.
Dennis Landrum, Pastor at Evansville Baptist Church, spoke about the Tate County Prayer Pastors Accountability and Prayer Breakfast that is held on Monday mornings at 8:00 a.m. at the Baptist Student
Union at Northwest Community College in Senatobia. This is a group of pastors coming together to pray
and share in a time of accountability and fellowship.
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Ervin Brown Training Center Report
ERVIN TRAINING CENTER REPORT:
Joe Crawford, Manager of the Ervin Brown Training Center, spoke about the ministry of the Training Center. He shared about the Summer Missions Camps, and the on-going use of the Training Center by our
churches and organizations outside of the Association, to train their leaders and lead conferences. He also
shared about the renovations and repairs, and about the over-all ministry of the Training Center.
The picturesque Ervin Brown Training Center is a wonderful setting for many kinds of activities.
Groups of all ages come each year and enjoy the outdoors with plenty of room for worship, training,
learning and fellowship with Christian friends and family. This year the Training Center was well used
by our churches. With above average bookings and turnout the Training Center hosted groups starting
in January and weekends are reserved throughout November. In May we had the privilege to host the
Senior Adult Rally also with great turnout, great food, fellowship and perfect weather for dining in the
pavilion. In July and with relatively mild summer weather, Summer Missions Camp had exceptional
turnout of all age groups 1st to 6th grade. Several boys and girls made decisions to follow Christ at this
year’s missions camp and we are thankful for the hard work and dedication of all the workers that
made this possible.
We are thankful for each group that came through the gates this year. Also thankful for all the workers
that give of there time to schedule, plan, setup and decorate the camp, shop for supplies and all the
hard work they do so their group can have a wonderful time at the Training Center.
Mild summer weather was also helpful for making outdoor repairs and improvements at the
Training Center this year. Roofing, structural repairs, new walkways, tree removal and other projects
have been completed with still more projects in the works. Large and small projects continue year
round at the Training Center. There is a need for a new playground system (considered a large project
mainly because of cost) and funds are being raised. Commercial playground systems are expensive yet
this type of well-made system is needed in our type of environment. High volume use throughout the
year and our commitment to safety was considered as we viewed and priced many playground systems. If you would like more information on this much needed improvement to the facility please contact us at the X-tended Missions Network 662-429-5033
Again we would like to thank you for using the Erving Brown Training Center for your group
outings and training needs. God has blessed us this year with wonderful and memorable times and we
look forward to seeing you next year.
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XMN Year in Review
Brian Tillman gave an overall review of the events and activities during 2013 for the Association. The goal of
the Association continues to be Magnifying Jesus by Ministering to, Maturing, Mobilizing, and Multiplying
area churches. He talked about some of the on-going ministries, which includes; Pastor’s Conferences, Training Events such as V.B.S. Jumpstart, V.B.S. Clinics, Bible Drills, International Missions – partnering together,
Senior Adult Rallies, Pastor’s Prayer Breakfast in Tate County and other ministries throughout the AssociaThis past year has been a full year! The X-tended Missions Network has provided a number of
various training events and ministry opportunities for its area churches. The XMN has also had the opportunity to partner with its area churches through planning and promotion of high quality trainings.
In 2013 our pastors and leadership have been challenged through the XMN’s Pastor Conferences
held monthly. In the past we have been led by Dr. Gregg Frizzell, Richard Owen Roberts and Bobby
Moore. This year our pastors were challenged to consider security within local churches. With crime on
the increase the church is not immune from danger. Hernando Detective, Michael White shared ways
our churches can protect themselves from predators and maintain a safe environment for children and
adults to worship. MBCB and Guidestone Representative, Bro. Robin Nichols, also led a great turn out of
men in a special pastors conference specifically addressing Financial Issues within local churches. Finally,
the XMN scheduled Dr. Jerry Rankin, former President of the IMB to speak on Spiritual Warfare in August.
The XMN also led quality training times for children’s workers through VBS Clinics, VBS Jumpstart,
Bible Drills and Missions Camps. Mrs. Wendy Johnston and Liz Alexander were excellent through their
training times and did a great job in leading our area churches to be better prepared for VBS and children’s related activities. Ron Leonard led the Association Bible Drills. We had 8 churches participate and
55 children/youth drill. Jamie and Jenny Mullin led the summer Mission Camps. We had over 90 children
participate this year.
The XMN also developed a new missions partnership this past year with South Asia. A strong coalition of churches have prayerfully adopted and engaged an unreached people group in South Asia.
Riverbend, FBC Horn Lake and Trinity Baptist Church, Southaven all took a vision trip to S. Asia this past
year to explore the possibilities of partnering with workers on the field. All who went were challenged by
the great need and encouraged to partner with the missionaries on the field. With over 300 million in
the area there is plenty of work to be involved in.
Finally, this past year the XMN was pleased to offer seven Sr. Adult Rally’s. All events were very
well attended and enjoyed by all. This year’s Sr. Adult rally at the Ervin Brown Training Center was one of
the largest ever held. Over 300+ were in attendance from churches across the XMN. The attendance was
so large that workers and staff had to place additional seating to the outside of the pavilion.
Overall, 2013 was a very successful year and we leave the results of the success to the Lord.
Prayerfully, 2014 will be an even greater year as the XMN continues to follow the Lord and His leading for
our area.
XMN Director of Missions
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New Business
NEW BUSINESS:
Cliff Pace, Moderator, called the meeting into new business. Matt Brady, Pastor at Carriage
Hills Baptist Church and Chairman of the Director of Missions Search Team for the Association
presented the names of people that are on the Search Team.
Tim Trillet – Pastor at FBC, Horn Lake
Grant Stegall – Minister of Education at DeSoto Hills Baptist Church
Alvin Whitehead – Pastor at Bett Baptist Church
Tom McLaughlin – Director of Baptist Student Union at Northwest Community College
Wade Humphries – Pastor at Longview Point Baptist Church
Matt Brady – Pastor at Carriage Hills Baptist Church
Bro. Matt asked for prayers and stated that the team had been accepting resumes. He then
stated what the By-Laws of the Association said in regard to selecting a new Director of Missions. Bro. Cliff led in prayer for the team, the Association, and Jay Lemonds and his family.
Bro. Pace read a letter from Braybourne Baptist Church requesting to come into the fellowship
of the XMN Association. He made a motion to accept Braybourne into the Association, motion
was seconded with the vote to be voted on after the break.
Jeff Elliott, Pastor at Mt. Zion Baptist Church in Independence, spoke about the possibility of
selling the XMN Association office. After some discussion, Dr. Elliott made a motion to sell the
X-tended Missions Association office building if given the option to sell. Motion was seconded
with the vote to be voted on after the break.
Bro. Pace presented a recommendation from the Administrative and Priority Teams, for the
2014 Nominees for Officers, Administrative, Priority, and Training Center Teams. Motion was
seconded, with the motion to be voted on after the break.
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2014 XMN Officers & Ministry Teams
ADMINISTRATIVE TEAM
Brian Tillman
Tim Trillet
Barry Baker
Jeff Elliott
Greg Hurt
Matt Brewer
Grant Stegall
Al Pihringer
Ray Yeager
Cliff Pace
Bobby Mullins
Chairman (Rolling Off)
Vice Chair- Admin Team
Admin Team
Admin Team (Rolling Off)
Admin Team
Missions Team Chairman
Church Health Chairman
Leadership Dev. Chairman
Treasurer (Stepping Down)
Moderator (Rolling Off)
Vice Moderator
AMD
Rick Sayger, Colonial Hills
Scott Rogers
TBD
TBD
______________________
Bob Curtis
LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT MINISTRY TEAM
Al Pihringer- C
Deny Burt
Bryan Carter
Paul Brown
Michael White
1 Year Remaining
2 Year Remaining
2 Year Remaining
2 Year Remaining
1 Year Remaining
CHURCH PLANTING MINISTRY TEAM
Clay Taylor
Ron Leonard
Josh Kubler
Wade Humphries
Brice Holbrook
2 Year Remaining
1 Year Remaining
ONE8 Leadership
ONE8 Leadership
(MOVED)
CHURCH HEALTH MINISTRY TEAM
Bubba Crowder
Mike McDonough
Wendy Johnston
Grant Stegall
Job Dalomba
Chris Arnold
Ryan Temple
Scott Rogers
Ryan Temple
1 Year Remaining
1 Year Remaining
1 Year Remaining
1 Year Remaining
(Moved)
(Moved)
(Moved)
(Rolling Off)
(Rolling Off)
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2014 Ministry Teams continued
MISSIONS MINSTRY TEAM
Tim Lampley
Andrew Kapperman
Andy Hammond
Paul McGehee
Jeff Summers
Matt Brewer- C
2 Years Remaining
2 Years Remaining
2 Years Remaining
1 Year Remaining
1 Year Remaining
1 Year Remaining
EBTC MINISTRY TEAM
J.D. Moss
Liz Alexander
Ernie Lentz - C
Joe Crawford
2 Years Remaining
1 Year Remaining
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2014 Budget
The 2014 XMN Budget was presented. After some discussion, the motion was seconded, with the motion
to be voted on after the break.
ANNUAL
BUDGET
2013
ACCOUNTS
Expenses
PROGRAMS & MINISTRIES
ANNUALS & CALENDARS
SUNDAY SCHOOL/VBS
DISCIPLESHIP TRAINING
WMU/AGE GROUPS
WOMEN'S MINISTRY
MEN'S MINISTRY/AGE GROUPS
MUSIC
YOUTH
COUNSELING MINISTRY
EVANGELISM
ASSOC. PROMOTIONS & AWARENESS
AUDIO/VISUALS
ANNUAL
BUDGET
2014
0.00
$5750.00
2000.00
1000.00
2000.00
0.00
0.00
1500.00
0.00
0.00
6750.00
0.00
0.00
$5750.00
2000.00
1000.00
2000.00
0.00
0.00
1500.00
0.00
0.00
6750.00
0.00
$19,000.00
$19,000.00
ASSN. MISSIONS OFFICE
OFFICE EXPENSE
OFFICE UTILITIES
NEW EQUIPMENT
MISCELLANEOUS
ANNUAL AUDIT
Total ASSN. MISSIONS OFFICE
$23,831.93
13000.00
4500.00
1900.00
3200.00
$46,431.93
$23,831.93
13000.00
4500.00
1900.00
3200.00
$46,431.93
SPECIAL ASSN. MINISTRIES
NORTHWEST C.C./BSU
PASTORAL MINISTRIES
FAMILY MINISTRIES
FARROW MANOR CH/HOME
MISSIONS PROJECT
SPECIAL GIFTS
FELLOWSHIP CHRISTIAN ATHLETE
Total SPECIAL ASSN. MINISTRIES
$3000.00
5000.00
4000.00
3000.00
38600.00
500.00
0.00
$54,100.00
$3000.00
5000.00
4000.00
3000.00
38600.00
500.00
0.00
$54,100.00
FELLOWSHIP & TRAINING
LEADERSHIP TRAINING
ASSN. ANNUAL MEETING
PASTOR/STAFF/WIVES
Total FELLOWSHIP & TRAINING
$3500.00
2000.00
4500.00
$10,000.00
$3500.00
2000.00
4500.00
$10,000.00
PROPERTY MAINT.
REPAIRS/MAINTENANCE
INSURANCE
$11,900.00
17,263.00
$11,900.00
18,145.00
Total PROPERTY MAINT.
$29,163.00
$30,045.00
Total PROGRAMS & MINISTRIES
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2014 Budget
continued
ANNUAL
BUDGET
(2013)
ACCOUNTS
ASSN. TRAINING CENTER
OPERAT./UTIL./CAMP
TR CENTER GA CAMP/ACTIV.
TR CENTER RA CAMP/ACTIV.
ANNUAL
BUDGET
2014)
Total ASSN. TRAINING CENTER
$14,580.00
500.00
500.00
$15,580.00
$14,580.00
500.00
500.00
$15,580.00
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS
CAPITOL IMPROVEMENTS
Total CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS
$2000.00
$2000.00
$2000.00
$2000.00
$54,568.71
0.00
21012.50
32987.77
13582.70
0.00
0.00
$54,568.71
0.00
21012.50
32987.77
13582.70
0.00
0.00
STAFF SALARY PACKAGES
SALARY PKG DOM
SALARY PKG EDU DIR
SALARY TR CENTER MG
SALARY PKG FIN SEC
SALARY PKG EDU SEC
WOMEN'S DIRECTOR
SALARY MEDIA/CREATIVE ARTS EDI
HEALTH INSURANCE BENEFIT
Medical Insurance
Total HEALTH INSURANCE BENEFIT
Total STAFF SALARY PACKAGES
REIMBURSEMENTS
TRAVEL REIMBURSEMENT
CONVENT REIMBURSEMENT
RELATED BUS EXP REIM
FICA ASSOCIATION
MEDC ASSOCIATION
CHRISTMAS GIFT STAFF
Total REIMBURSEMENTS
Total Expenses
$28125.84
$29679.12
$28,125.84
$29,679.12
$150,277.52
$151,830.80
$3700.00
2000.00
1500.00
7458.12
1744.20
1200.00
$17,602.32
$3700.00
2000.00
1500.00
7458.12
1744.20
1200.00
$17,602.32
$344,154.77 $346,590.05
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2014 Calendar
Recommendation to accept the 2014 Calendar was made. Motion was seconded, with the motion to be
voted on after the break.
SENIOR ADULT RALLIES/FELLOWSHIPS
MONTH
HOST CHURCH
MONTH
HOST CHURCH
JAN 20
LONGVIEW HEIGHTS
JUN 16
HERNANDO
FEB 17
TRINITY SOUTHAVEN
AUG 18
FBC OLIVE BRANCH
APR 21
FBC HORN LAKE
SEPT 15
EVANSVILLE
MAY 19
ERVIN BROWN TRAINING CENTER
NO RALLIES ARE SCHEDULED FOR JULY DUE TO ASSOCIATION MISSIONS CAMPS,
OR OCT-DEC DUE TO THE ANNUAL MEETING AND HOLIDAYS .
JANUARY
MARCH
DAY
DAY
EVENT(S)
1
New Years Holiday (office closed)
14
Administrative Committee Mtg, 1 pm @ XMN Office
19
Sanctity of Human Life Sunday
20
EVENT(S)
3
One8 Preach the Word Conference
9
Day Light Savings Begins
10-14
Spring Break
Martin Luther King Day
20
Spring Begins
20
Senior Adult Rally, 10:30 am @ Longview Heights
27
VBS Clinics, @Hernando BC
23
Executive Committee 2:00 pm @ XMN Office
APRIL
FEBRUARY
2
Groundhog Day
11
17
President's Day
6
Association Bible Drills, 2:00 pm @ Hernando BC
7-8
Ministry Assistants Conference @ Camp Garaywa
14
State Bible Drills, 2:30 - 5:00 pm @ Longview Heights
15
17
State Bible Drills @ Crossgates BC, Brandon MS
18
Good Friday—Office Closed
17
Senior Adult Rally, 10:30 am @ Trinity Southaven
21
Senior Adult Rally 10:30 am @ FBC Horn Lake
27
VBS Jumpstart
24
Executive Committee Meeting, 2:00 pm @XMN Office
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2014 Calendar
continued
SEPTEMBER
MAY
DAY
EVENT(S)
DAY
11
Mother’s Day
1-30
13
19
Senior Adult Rally, 10:30 a.m. @ EBTC
26
Memorial Day, Office Closed
27
Sr. Day Retreat, 12:30-5:30 pm @ Longview Heights
1
EVENT(S)
State Missions &
Margaret Lackey Offering Emphasis
Labor Day, Office Closed
8-9
One8 Bootcamp
15
Senior Adult Rally 10:30 am @ Evansville Church
16
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See You At The Pole @ local schools
JUNE
10-11
OCTOBER
Southern Baptist Convention @ Baltimore, MD
15
Father’s Day
16
Senior Adult Rally 10:30 am @ Hernando Church
14
16
Executive Committee Meeting, 2 pm @ XMN Office
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Annual Meeting @ Riverbend Church
28-29
JULY
4
Independence Day Holiday, Office Closed
7-8
1st & 2nd Grade Summer Missions Camp
10-12
3rd & 4th Grade Summer Missions Camp
14-17
5th & 6th Grade Summer Missions Camp
15
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Executive Committee Meeting, 2 pm @ XMN Office
25
Youth Night Mississippi Coliseum, Jackson, MS
Mississippi Baptist Convention
NOVEMBER
2
Daylight Savings Ends
11
Veteran’s Day
11
27
Thanksgiving Day, Office Closed
28
Office Closed
DECEMBER
AUGUST
Nov 30- International Missions &
Lottie Moon Offering Emphasis
Dec 7
12
18
Senior Adult Rally 10:30 am @ FBC Olive Branch
24-26
Christmas Holiday, Office Closed
Prof. Certification/Skillshops for Ministry Assistants
31-1
New Year’s Eve Holiday, Office Closed
19-20
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Afternoon Session continued
Recommendation was made for next year’s Annual Meeting location. The host church
for 2014 will be Riverbend Baptist Church in Hernando, MS. Motion was seconded, with
the motion to be voted on after the break.
Bro. Pace called for a fifteen minute break.
After the break, Cliff Pace called the meeting back to order with Brian Tillman presented
the Resolution of Appreciation Report. This report offered a special thank you to the
Gracewood Baptist Church for hosting the Annual Meeting and the preparation for this
meeting. Motion was made to accept this report, seconded, and carried.
Bro. Pace then presented the motion brought forward before the break to accept Braybourne Baptist Church into the fellowship of the X-tended Missions Network. Motion
was voted on and carried.
Motion brought forward before the break to sell the X-tended Missions Network building if given the option to sell was presented to the Association. Motion was voted on
and carried.
Motion to adopt the 2014 Calendar was voted on and carried.
Motion to adopt the 2014 Budget was voted on and carried.
Motion for the location of next year’s Annual Meeting at Riverbend Baptist Church, was
voted on and carried.
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Afternoon Session continued
Bro. Pace then presented the motion brought forward before the break for the new
members on the Administrative Team, Priority Teams, Officers, and Training Center
Team for 2014. Administrative Team, motion was voted on and carried; Priority Teams –
motion was voted on and carried; Officers – motion was voted and carried; Training Center Team – motion was voted on and carried.
Brian Tillman presented two certificates to Immanuel Baptist Church that were given to
them from the International Mission Board for top per capita giving and top giving overall for 2012 Lottie Moon Christmas Offering in the Association.
Jan Clark was recognized for her ten years of service as Religious Education Ministry Assistant for the Association and was given a plaque and a monetary gift.
Ray Yeager was recognized for his twenty years of service as Treasurer for the Association and was given a plaque.
Dr. James Lewis, Pastor at DeSoto Hills Baptist Church, made a motion to close the Association Office the following day, Wednesday, October 16, 2013, so the staff could have a
day off. He also recommended for the Administrative Team to make this motion in the
future. Motion was seconded and carried.
Cliff Pace called to adjourn the meeting. Motion to adjourn was seconded and carried.
He then asked Pastor Warren Barron at Braybourne Baptist Church to close the meeting
in prayer.
Beth Darby
Association Clerk
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Church Health Ministry Team Report
There have been many opportunities to help sister churches in 2013 through our Church Health Ministry
Team. The primary opportunity of assistance has been through our children’s training and conferences.
This past year the Church Health Team has led several different training events. The year started off with
our VBS Jumpstart. This was a great time to help our churches think through the upcoming VBS season
and help them begin thinking through their programs. Jerry Wooley from Lifeway presented the new
curriculum and helped our churches to get in the VBS spirit.
Also held this year was our VBS Clinics which were held at Hernando Baptist. These clinics were led by
Wendy Johnston and Liz Alexander. The clinics were enjoyed by all and were a great benefit to area
churches. The purpose of the trainings was to provide training especially for those who may have never
led or taught VBS in the local church. The XMN also led out in the area Bible Drills. Nearly 55 children
and youth participated in the events. They were participating in hopes of moving on to the state level
Bible Drills.
Several other area events held within the XMN were the Desoto County Area wide Disciple Now and Tate
County Disciple Now. Both events were organized by local churches and sought to include all churches in
their respected counties. Both D-Now’s were a great success and helped to establish unity among area
churches while the services focused on pointing our students toward Christ.
The year wrapped up with the 360 Family Conference held at Longview Heights Baptist Church. The 360
Family Conference was led by Brian Houseman from Awake to Life Ministries. The conference established a biblical pattern for healthy families and sought to give parents helpful tools in leading and ministering to their children. The format of the conferences was multiple large groups sessions with many
specific topic focused breakout sessions led by quality men and women from the mid south area.
2013 also saw a new extension program develop across the XMN. New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary now has an extension center based out of Longview Heights Baptist Church led by Dr. Scott Hanberry. The extension center holds classes for the layman as well as the staff and pastors. Classes include
topics on Sunday School, small group training, hermeneutics, bible study and more. The NOBTS extension is a great training center which adds a tremendous opportunity to area churches and layman!
Sr. Adult Rally’s
In all, there have been many opportunities for area churches to find quality biblical training in the XMN
over this past year.
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Leadership Development Ministry
Team Report
This past year the Leadership Development Team, under the leadership of the AMD had many opportunities to help train pastors, staff and laymen to be better equipped for work and ministry. The
XMN also had the privilege of partnering with several local churches and organizations in quality conferences.
Every year the XMN hosts 6-7 Pastors Conferences which focus on various topics pastors face
throughout their ministry. This past year the XMN hosted several conferences centered on safety
within the local church, financial stability and spiritual warfare.
The North American Mission Board also held a conference to address the churches decline. The conference focused on church revitalization which was held at Broadmore Baptist Church in Madison
and led by Pastor Johnny Hunt of Woodstock Baptist Church in Woodstock, GA. The conference was
very well attended by pastors from all over the state. Multiple pastors from the Desoto and Tate
county in the XMN also attended. All XMN pastors who were in attendance expressed their appreciation and challenge of the conference. They especially expressed the great need for each church to
make sure it was reaching into the community and not just focusing on a large group Sunday morning gathering. This was a very challenging time!
There were also two quality events led by the ONE8 Church Planting Network based in our area.
These events were the Preach The Word Conference and the ONE8 Boot Camp. Both events were
very well attended by XMN pastors and staff. The Preach The Word conference refocused on the
need of biblical exposition in the pulpit and the great responsibility of pastors to Preach the Word.
The ONE8 Boot Camp centered on Shepherding families and churches well. There is an incredible
need for pastors and staff to shepherd their families well as Christ shepherded his disciples.
These events were all challenging and encouraging to all who attended.
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2013 BSU Report
From: Tom McLaughlin, Director
As we approach the eleven year mark together here at Northwest BSU I am happy to report our program continues to move forward as planned. This year begins with BSU programming on the Desoto Campus
in Southaven in its’ sixth year. We continue to be excited about the possibilities and the participation of our
Churches. We have a Noonday Friday Bible Study there which includes a meal. If your Church would like to
provide a meal during the semester just call us here at the Senatobia Campus.
As the 2013-14 school year begins we are already involving 5% of our campus in BSU activities so far.
We also have had about 25% of our Dorm students in activities on a consistent basis. God is blessing and we
appreciate your support and encouragement.
We began the year well with 200 attending our welcome party and averaging 100 in Bible study each
week. Our new “house” Praise Band is working hard as are our dorm Bible Study leaders. On September 10
we launched 5 Dorm Bible Studies along with 1 Ladies group and a commuter supper prior to Tuesday Worship will begin soon.
Missions wise we have a student serving for a year with the North American Mission Board in the Chicago area. This student was requested to return after serving there as a Summer Missionary. Three more of
our students served as BSU summer missionaries for 8 to 10 weeks. Financially supported by other BSU students they served in, Washington State, Texas and California. We finished the 2012-13 missions year with our
students raising nearly $35,000.00 for all NWCC BSU missions programming! These funds are separate from
the budget funds sent by Churches. Also, this year our students will continue our five year partnership with
several local Churches and our Missionaries in the Dominican Republic. In our previous partnership with the
Calhoun Baptist Association (Peru) our BSU contributed over 150 team members, 7 Church teams and more
than $250,000 to this partnership.
We are able to count a good number of our current and former students filling leadership positions in
Churches throughout our Community College District that were “discovered”, by those Churches, during the
last several years here at NWCC BSU. One served at the Associational staff level in the area of Missions. All
seven of our BSU interns have moved to Churches in this Association from that intern position (one Pastor,
one Minister of Music and five Student Ministers). BSU is having an impact!
I continue to appreciate the support we have had from our local Churches and Associations. I stand
ready to come to your Church and give a direct report of our work at any time.
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The Baptist Children’s Village
2013 Annual Report
The 2012 Annual Report focused on The Baptist Children’s Village plan for being able to
bring the healing ministry of Christ to children and their families at an earlier point in the cycle of
need. To meet this goal of earlier intervention, the Dorcus Program was founded on the recognition
that God has ordained the family as the foundational institution of human society. The goal of the
Dorcas In-home Family Support Program is to minister to families who are near the point of collapse by providing needed services in the home that can give the family new hope. The Program
began in 2012 in the eight counties of Calhoun, Chickasaw, Itawamba, Lafayette, Lee, Monroe,
Pontotoc and Union. After meeting with great success in those eight counties, in 2013 the Program
was expanded to include Bolivar, Coahoma, Humphreys, Sunflower and Washington counties. A
total of 98 children have been served in the Dorcas Program and of those, all have been able to remain with their own families, in their own homes and none have been taken into the foster care
system of the State. With the 2013 expansion of the Dorcas Program, every child in the State of
Mississippi is within 50 miles of at least one Baptist Children’s Village Program.
Applying the SAFE Track model of care which brings into focus Spiritual Growth, Academic
Achievement, Family Values and Emotional Stability, the Dorcus Program is structured to improve
the ability of the family to provide adequate care for the children for whom it is responsible. This
care includes adequate sustenance, proper security and appropriate discipline. Steady expansion
of the Dorcas Program over the next several years will make it possible for the services of the Dorcus Program to be available to any child in Mississippi.
In The Baptist Children’s Village traditional group homes, children ages two through 20 continue to be served in a homelike environment which exemplifies the BCV mission, “to help children
and their families fully understand and experience the healing ministry of Christ by meeting their
daily needs, and inspiring them to become Christian adults who are happy, healthy and mature. In
2013, 11 children made professions of faith, bringing the total to 236 for the last nine years. Seeds
for these decisions were planted in local host church worship services and Bible studies, Vacation
Bible Schools, Disciple Now, Christian summer camps and daily devotionals and prayer time in
their cottages.
During 2013, residents of The BCV have excelled in a multitude of areas. They have served
as Baptist Student Union Summer Missionaries, won a national WMU Foundation scholarship, become outstanding scholars, athletes and band members, been active participants in their local host
churches, performed significant community service and held jobs that will give them invaluable experience. Both 2013 high school graduates will remain at The Baptist Children’s Village and continue their education at Copiah-Lincoln Community College and Northwest Community College, respectively. Two other residents who were in college during the 2012-13 school year continue their
studies in 2013-14.
Through the Cooperative Program of the Mississippi Baptist Convention, The Baptist Children’s Village received 14.7 percent of its operating budget. An additional 43 percent of the budget
comes from church gifts over and above the Cooperative Program. We are grateful for the continued support of Mississippi’s Baptist Churches for this ministry to children.
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Christian Action Commission Report
Jimmy Porter, Executive Director-Treasurer
Rob Chambers, Consultant
Rita McCollum, Ministry Assistant
2013
The Christian Action Commission’s origin dates back to the 1963 meeting of the Mississippi Baptist Convention when a Long Range
Study Committee recommended the beginning of a commission that would be involved with issues that were affecting churches, homes, and
state. In 1964 the first twelve members of the Commission were elected, and on July 5, 1966, Dr. J. Clark Hensley, Superintendent of Missions
of Hinds County Baptist Association, was elected as the Executive Director.
Since that time the Christian Action Commission (CAC) has provided aids, materials, and services to churches so that churches may be
informed of facts, trends, and conditions relating to the moral, social, and ethical issues that impact their lives.
Our Mission
To provide Mississippi Baptists with materials and leadership that emphasize Biblical teachings on: Marriage & Family, Substance
Abuse, Pornography, Human Relations, Christian Citizenship, Church & State, and other Moral and Social Problems.
Our Vision
For Mississippi Baptists to be a people who consider Christlike character and Scripture as their standard for daily living.
The CAC accomplishes these purposes by informing and educating Mississippi Baptists with print and online content, seminars, and
speaking engagements. Print material includes the annual “Legislative Guide” and the monthly article, “Practical Principles for Daily Living,”
published in the Baptist Record. Online content includes email newsletters, updates, and action alerts that inform MS Baptists on moral, social,
and ethical issues. The CAC also encourages churches throughout the year to inform their congregation on issues such as: Sanctity of Human
Life (January 20), Race Reconciliation (February 10), Substance Abuse (March 17), Citizenship and Religious Liberty (June 30), Social Issues Emphasis (August 4), Anti-Gambling (September 15), and World Hunger (October 13).
On January 9, the CAC hosted the 12th annual Legislative Prayer Breakfast with Dr. Jim Futral, Executive-Director/Treasurer of the MS
Baptist Convention as the speaker. This event conveys to our elected officials that Mississippi Baptists are interested in them and their families
and that we are committed to pray for them and work with them for Christ-centered legislation. In May, the CAC hosted a Mission Mississippi
Prayer Breakfast. Mission Mississippi is a Christian organization working to encourage the Body of Christ to actively express unity across racial
and denominational lines so that communities throughout Mississippi will better understand the message of reconciliation through Christ.
The CAC continues to monitor the legislative process and to speak to the issues as they relate to its designated areas of concern. The
CAC also sends "Action Alerts" via email to encourage MS Baptists to contact their state and federal legislators to either support or oppose
certain legislation.
Among the legislation that the CAC monitored this year included bills related to religious liberty, sanctity of human life and alcohol.
Of particular importance was the passage of House Bill 673 and Senate Bills 2633 and 2795, as well as the defeat of Senate Bills 2571 and 2526.
HB 673 strengthened the Human Trafficking Act by adding language that clarified who a perpetrator is and stiffened the penalty for
such crime. Basically, human trafficking is a form of modern-day slavery where children and teenagers are abducted from playgrounds, shopping malls, or other places where youth congregate and are sold into prostitution or forced labor. Reports indicate that the MS Gulf Coast is an
ideal hub for human trafficking due to international ports and airports, interstate highway corridors, and tourism.
SB 2633 enacted the Mississippi Student Religious Liberties Act of 2013. Government should not coerce or force students to abandon
their religious convictions before setting foot on public school property. This new law protects the rights of Mississippi schoolchildren and supports our educators by reaffirming our U.S. Constitutional guarantee of voluntary religious expression in Mississippi public schools, class assignments and activities.
SB 2795 created the Women’s Health Defense Act of 2013 which made “telemed” abortions illegal in Mississippi. Abortion providers
in other states had been legally prescribing abortion pills via phone and video conference. Teenagers and women were taking these pills without having a physical exam or a follow up with a physician. This bill requires doctors prescribing medical abortions to first examine women
seeking them and to schedule follow-up visits.
Significant legislation we opposed and helped defeat included a predatory lending bill. During the 2013 MS legislative session the
CAC called upon MS Baptists to oppose SB 2571 that preyed upon those who are financially vulnerable and would have legalized an increase of
a current lending rate of 36% APR up to 100% APR on loans from $501 to $4,000. Another measure the CAC opposed and helped defeat was SB
2526. This bill would have made it legal to transport an “unopened” container of alcohol in and through a dry county. This bill would have undermined the will of the voters in dry counties and would have created an enforcement dilemma for police enforcement officers in such counties.
The words of Jesus, “. . . you are the salt of the earth . . . you are the light of the world (Matthew 5:13-14) are the mandate of the
CAC. Your “light” and your “salt” are imperative for Mississippi Baptists and are necessary if Baptists are going to impact Mississippi for Christ.
When the attitudes and actions of Mississippi Baptists line up with Scripture, then Christians will make a difference by redemptively responding
to those who are lost, suffering, and in need and by actively preserving and illuminating righteousness in a world that is dark and decaying.
The CAC covets your prayers, welcomes your support, and encourages your involvement. Together in Christ we can help Mississippians be a more Christ honoring people.
Mississippi Baptists may visit www.ChristianAction.com for information on moral issues and also sign up to receive CAC updates and
alerts.
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2012 REPORT TO ASSOCIATIONS
Collegiate Ministry Department
Mississippi Baptist Convention Board
Baptist Student Union Staff, Programs and Facilities
Department Director
Department Associate Director
Department Ministry Assistant
29 full-time Directors
10 part-time Directors
Currently, there are 30 local Baptist Student Union programs of ministry, and 22 Baptist student centers in the state; Mississippi
Baptist Convention Board holds title to 16 of those centers, while 6 are owned by the local associations, churches and Baptist Colleges.
Baptist Student Union Highlights
Total local expenditures for all BSU programs .................................................................................................. $1,011,564.07
Students reached through BSU programs ......................................................................................................... 23,683
Students regularly involved in BSU programs ................................................................................................... 3,958
Students in preparation for church-related vocations ....................................................................................... 381
Churches assisted ............................................................................................................................................ 413
New units (churches or BSU programs) campuses helped start ....................................................................... 13
Students Serving at Central Hills ...................................................................................................................... 35
Students Serving at Garaywa ........................................................................................................................... 35
Evangelism
Number of evangelism projects ......................................................................................................................... 153
Students involved in witness training ................................................................................................................. 546
Student conversions .......................................................................................................................................... 155
Other conversions ............................................................................................................................................. 639
Discipleship/ Bible Study
Students in Bible study groups ......................................................................................................................... 2,326
Students in discipleship groups ........................................................................................................................ 1,410
Missions
The Acts 1:8 initiative, challenging all Southern Baptists to be “on mission,” was a central goal among our Baptist Student Union
programs across Mississippi. Results from all mission efforts during the year showed the following results:
Total number of BSU students involved in missions: 1,639
Total funds raised and spent by BSU programs on missions: $815,674.11
Highlights
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BSU summer missionaries – 179 students served from 20 BSU programs. Of these, 79 served in 20 international
countries and 100 served in the USA in 23 states.
There were an additional 12 students serving in other summer missions assignments.
There were 12 students served as semester missionaries in the United States and around the world.
BSU summer missions program funds raised: $133,270.
Summer missionaries reported 979 total decisions: 606 accepted Christ; 189 re-commitments to Christ; and
184 baptisms.
Students involved in community and local missions numbered 791.
There were 647 students were involved in short-term missions projects with $428,053.17 raised.
There were 61 short-term projects sponsored by our BSU programs.
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Memorial Report
ARKABUTLA
Lawrence Scott
BOULEVARD
Elizabeth Bain
Harvey Geeding
Hoyt Hass
Orene Oliver
BROADWAY
Francis Spears
Dorothea Tindall
Clara Fox
Kelly Tidwell
Catherine Burnett
Evelyn Tidwell
John Leeson
CARRIAGE HILLS
Manuel Anderson
Harold Branwell
Helen Branwell
Clyde Frayser
Johnny Hinton
L. G. Moss
CEDAR VIEW
Ronny Watkins
John E. Jones, Jr
Lenora Butler
Shirley Ross Perkins
Lester Murphy
Faye Caldwell
CHURCH ROAD
Betty McGehee
COLONIAL HILLS
Cheryle Alphin
Barbara Boatwright
Patsy Booker
Patricia Leigh-Tricia Chavez
Sharon Ford
Gene Gideon
Bobby Jones
Shelby Knight Sr
Mike Mitchell
Dianna Overall
Nancy Sargent
Sue Vasser
COLDWATER, FBC
Steve Butler
James Crawford
Gerald McEwen
Frank McPhail
Marion Neal
Marion Powell
Glenn Traywick
EBENEZER-SENATOBIA
Ruby Hunt
Margie Barnett Conaway
Hazel Eileen Hand
Janice Britt Stull
EVANSVILLE
Wayne Aldridge
Clint Long
Peggy Watson
FAIRHAVEN
Coy Owings
Walta Cook
Louise Schmitz
FELLOWSHIP
Roger Pattison
Barbara Poppenheimer
Stoney Jackson
Dustin Isabell
Charles Powers
Sherry Sugg
GRACEWOOD
Wanda Westbrook
Ruthie Kelley
Bill Cooper
George Bowman
Peggy Marshall
Annie Brandon
Ann Pickler
Jewel Rodgers
J. T. Baldwin
Mildred Baldwin
Estelle Maxey
Carl Stogner
Robert Mabray
Anna Pearl Blice
Barbara Haire
Curtis Hodges
Spencer Harris
GRAYS CREEK
John Thompson
Agnes Thompson
Billy Ware
Emily Coker
HEARTLAND
Sheila Chambliss
Bob Welsh
Judy Eddings
Lily Etheridge
Johnny Reed
HERNANDO
Gwen Stroud
Ruby Aiello
Myrene Womack
HICKORY GROVE
Raymond Gaines
Karen Marie Boyette
HIGHLAND
Donna Stampley
Carolyn Shipp
Richard Williams
David Hale
HORN LAKE, FBC
Frances Church
Peggy Nabors
Marlene Neely
Juanita Wilemon
Norval Cochran
Barbara Mobley
Shelby Hendrick
IMMANUEL
Robert Binford
Cathy Laster
LAKE FOREST
James “Ricky” Arnette
LONGVIEW HEIGHTS
Edna Helen Alexander
Arletta Anderson
Bennett Anderson
Robert L. Bogle
Leonard Boler
Tressie Fortune
Nancy Graves
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Memorial Report
LONGVIEW HEIGHTS cont.
Vernice Haines
Larry Marsh, Sr.
Jim Martin
Tommy Martin
Maxine Mason
Doris McDaniel
Will McLellan
Oneal Melton
John Randle
Lillian Stewart
David Toombs
LONGVIEW POINT
Chuck Riley
LOOXAHOMA
James Earl Bizzle
Louise Burchfield
Mary Emogene Goodman
Sidney Hickey
Raymond Ross
LOVE COMMUNITY
W. O. Johnson
Donna Harris
John Henry Sims
Howard Burrow
Sharon Peyton
MEADOW BROOK
Melissa Nesmith
Billy McDermon
Francis Poss
Faye Beckham
MT. ZION HERNANDO
Tim Bell
Johnny Darby Jr.
MT. ZION
INDEPENDENCE
Virginia Walker
Vinon Ferguson
NESBIT
J. R. “Bob” Black
Charlie Whitaker
Barbara Mize
Clydie “Virginia” Freeman
Annie Lee Manning
Mary Vaughn
Kenny Hallmark
NEW GARDEN
Betty Holland
NEW PROSPECT
Edith Anderson
OAK GROVE
Mary Ruth Ford
OLIVE BRANCH, FBC
Bill (Henry) Barber
J. T. Brown
Nadine Carrico
Janet Crowson
Dave Fleming
John Gilmer
Scott McNeer
Erlend Nichols
Gladys Pannell
OLIVE BRANCH CONT.
Tom Pincheon
Shirley Taylor
Archie Tyler
PARKWAY
Jewel Massie
Albert Knight
Ladonna Williams
Eddie Trest
Lula Holden
PLEASANT HILL
Lois McDougle
Barry O’Neal
Virginia Allen
John Gresham
Larry Jackson
Robbie Maxwell
SENATOBIA, FBC
Jean Roberts
J. R. Johnson
Billie Bob Gray
Paul Wooten
Mary Jennings
Droke Wilson
Hazel Billingsley
Barbara Scott
Margaret Patterson
Gerald Scott
Lundy Daniel
Ralph Parks
continued
TRINITHY, HERNANDO
Alice Chisler
Susan (Vail) Doyle
TRINITY, SOUTHAVEN
Virginia Gee
Evelyn Ray
Mary Lane
Peggy Blanz
Jo Ellen Biddle
Emmett Wade
Inez Dowdy
Margaret Turnage
Jean Cullen
Milton Blanz
William Gober
Wade Westbrook
Walter Davis
Mary Christine Holbrook
Tammie Fitts
Rachel Thornton
John McHann
Marion Collins
Pauline Cook
TWIN LAKES
Mrs. Myrum Selby
Dennis L. Kesler
Doris Sullivan
WYATTE
Tina Smart
Joey Smart
SOUTHAVEN
Martha Barnes
Bill Perkins
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Cooperative Report
COOPERATIVE PROGRAM
Church
ARKABUTLA
BETHEL
BETT
BOULEVARD
BROADWAY
CARRIAGE HILLS
CEDAR VIEW
CENTER HILL
CHURCH ROAD
COLDWATER FBC
COLONIAL HILLS
CROSSROADS
DAYS FBC
DESOTO HILLS
EBENEZER SENATOR
EUDORA FBC
EVANSVILLE
FAIRHAVEN
FAITH
FELLOWSHIP
FLAG LAKE
GRACEWOOD
GRAYS CREEK
GREENBROOK
HEARTLAND
HERNANDO
HICKORY GROVE
HIGHLAND
HORN LAKE
IMMANUEL
LAKE FOREST
LIFEPOINT
LONGVIEW HEIGHTS
LONGVIEW POINT
LOOXAHOMA
LOVE COMMUNITY
2011
7,769.12
1,583.90
5,540.40
38,033.30
58,800.00
20,992.52
12,854.47
1,605.30
19,920.25
43,533.46
37,500.00
0.00
8,762.55
161,780.94
4,970.43
5,579.04
16,496.36
7,139.00
0.00
0.00
1,743.00
61,446.81
7,246.41
1,200.00
12,000.00
16,213.33
1,325.00
19,483.74
30,514.59
18,196.22
4,259.47
36,756.43
237,502.39
150,522.39
9,050.10
0.00
Difference
2012
6,960.65
-808.47
1,401.28
-182.62
3,761.21
-1,779.19
38,143.12
109.82
58,800.00
0.00
1,052.02
19,940.50
12,677.07
177.40
1,763.00
157.70
22,816.32
2,896.07
44,457.56
924.10
37,000.08
-499.92
0.00
0.00
7,877.45
-885.10
108,883.61
-52,897.33
4,945.33
-25.10
11,084.31
5,505.27
15,438.99
-1,057.37
5,751.00
-1,388.00
104.05
104.05
6,247.96
6,247.96
0.00
-1,743.00
62,416.38
969.57
7,601.11
354.70
1,200.00
0.00
2,000.00
10,000.00
17,659.82
1,446.49
1,360.97
35.97
18,971.65
-512.09
31,278.05
763.46
16,359.63
-1,836.59
4,925.11
665.64
32,179.65
-4,576.78
228,132.73
-9,369.66
123,990.19
-26,532.20
12,328.47
3,278.37
4,292.50
4,292.50
STATE MISSIONS
2011
0.00
0.00
1,367.50
1,748.15
1,000.00
316.77
25.00
302.00
1,122.00
2,240.00
152.91
0.00
1,347.00
1,962.35
295.00
0.00
1,177.00
246.50
1,365.44
0.00
0.00
2,510.00
10.00
0.00
0.00
100.00
270.00
1,079.50
1,238.11
2,723.57
0.00
500.00
2,411.71
1,267.18
583.00
0.00
2012
Difference
466.00
466.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
1,367.50
1,858.00
109.85
0.00
1,000.00
0.00
-316.77
347.00
322.00
235.00
67.00
823.00
299.00
2,330.00
90.00
79.65
-73.26
0.00
0.00
2,030.00
683.00
2,588.70
626.35
0.00
295.00
0.00
0.00
1,394.00
217.00
0.00
246.50
747.56
-617.88
50.00
50.00
0.00
0.00
4,135.00
1,625.00
25.00
15.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
-100.00
316.00
46.00
522.00
-557.50
656.27
-581.84
2,067.90
-655.67
0.00
0.00
3,020.00
2,520.00
2,335.04
-76.67
749.93
-517.25
0.00
-583.00
0.00
0.00
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Cooperative Report
Church
MACEDONIA
MEADOW BROOK
MT MANNA
MT ZION DESOTO
MT ZION TATE
NESBIT FBC
NEW GARDEN
NEW HOPE
NEW PROSPECT
OAK GROVE
COOPERATIVE PROGRAM
Difference
2011
2012
continued
STATE MISSIONS
2011
2012
01,397.
07,378.
8,510.00
02,567.
5,000.00
14,039.
02,604.
09,660.
09,376.
04,579.
379.
07,055.
6,697.40
02,531.
5,000.00
01,853.
03,240.
3,522.20
09,616.
05,238.
-01,018.
323.
-1,812.60
-35.
0.00
-12,185.
636.
-06,138.
240.
659.
0.00
0.00
1,900.00
0.00
2,326.00
0.00
0.00
125.00
747.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
1,500.00
0.00
1,125.00
0.00
0.00
320.00
1,389.00
275.00
OLIVE BRANCH
49,050.00
54,302.00
5,252.00
03,668.
9,184.20
PARKWAY
PLEASANT HILL
RIVERBEND
SARAH
SENATOBIA FBC
SOUTHAVEN FBC
SOUTHCREST
STRAYHORN
TRINITY-HERNANDO
TRINITY-SOUTHAVN
TWIN LAKES
TYRO
VICTORY
WYATTE
38,653.90
17,839.
02,427.
0.00
105,897.
33,019.
0.00
20,209.
04,724.
25,000.
3,600.00
6,069.00
0.00
22,617.
36,102.90
17,211.
01,927.
0.00
103,900.30
32,259.
0.00
19,680.00
4,866.40
18,750.
03,670.
6,164.00
407.00
29,085.
-2,551.00
-628.
-500.
0.00
-01,997.
-760.
0.00
-529.
142.
-06,250.
70.
95.00
407.00
06,468.
1,445.00
530.00
0.00
0.00
03,307.
503.
0.00
401.00
0.00
454.
0.00
202.00
0.00
2,600.00
0.00
560.00
689.
0.00
02,129.
512.
0.00
792.00
0.00
290.
175.00
153.00
0.00
2,000.00
$1,454,534.75 $1,327,318.13 -$127,216.62
$45,569.22
$47,869.10
Difference
0.00
0.00
-400.00
0.00
-1,201.00
0.00
0.00
195.00
642.00
275.00
05,516.
-1,445.00
30.00
689.
0.00
4,178.00
9.00
0.00
391.00
0.00
-165.
175.00
-49.00
0.00
-600.00
$2,299.88
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Top Ten Churches In Growth
SUNDAY SCHOOL AVERAGE
ATTENDANCE INCREASE
(Percentage)
SUNDAY SCHOOL AVERAGE
ATTENDANCE INCREASE
(Numerical)
Colonial Hills
Arkabutla
Broadway
Evansville
DeSoto Hills
Riverbend
Grays Creek
Eastpoint
Looxahoma
Tyro
Arkabutla
Riverbend
Eastpoint
Evansville
Grays Creek
Looxahoma
Hickory Grove
Colonial Hills
Highland
DeSoto Hills
51
35
25
23
19
16
15
11
6
5
SUNDAY A.M. WORSHIP
ATTENDANCE INCREASE
(Percentage)
SUNDAY A.M. WORSHIP
ATTENDANCE INCREASE
(Numerical)
Colonial Hills
Lake Forest
Evansville
Highland
Looxahoma
Immanuel
Strayhorn
Church Road
FBC, Days
New Garden
Eastpoint
Journey
Mt. Manna
Arkabutla
DeSoto Hills
Meadowbrook
Tyro
175.0%
30.8
28.9
23.5
20.0
8.0
7.1
6.0
5.7
4.4
New Garden
Looxahoma
Evansville
Lake Forest
FBC, Days
Eastpoint
Tyro
Strayhorn
Colonial Hills
Mt. Manna
Journey
153
30
25
22
22
15
15
11
10
10
8
7
7
5
5
5
5
25.0%
24.4
20.0
20.0
16.7
15.4
12.5
11.1
9.8
9.6
9.3
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2013 Historical Summary
BRIEF HISTORICAL SUMMARY:
Delegates (now called "messengers") from six churches met at the Sardis church in Marshall County, May 14, 1841,
to form the "North Mississippi Baptist Association." The other five churches were Hernando and State Line (now
FBC, Olive Branch) of Desoto County; Union of Panola County; Bethel of Tate County; and the Coldwater church
of Marshall County. The second meeting was held at the Hernando church, September 30, 1842. At this meeting, the
name of the association was changed to Coldwater Baptist Association. In 1919, Dr. J. B. Lawrence, then Executive
Secretary, Mississippi Baptist Convention, suggested and urged all associations be organized as county groups. So,
in 1920, Marshall, Panola, and Tate churches formed their own associations…leaving 11 churches in Desoto County.
The Desoto churches decided to keep the name, "Coldwater Baptist Association." The name was changed to
"Desoto Baptist Association" in 1938.
BRIEF SUMMARY OF ASSOCIATIONAL MISSIONS PROGRAM:
After several years of talking, making resolutions, praying and talking again, a mission program was finally begun in
Desoto County in July 1957, with a call to Rev. James Redding to serve as our first Association Missionary. There
were fourteen small churches at this time, only four with full-time pastors. In fact, the churches did not extend the
call, they were not sure if they could provide for such a program, but the Association Brotherhood led out and initiated the program! Mr. J. B. Bell, from Hernando Church, and others sought funds to underwrite the Association Mission Program until October 1959, when it was accepted by the Desoto Baptist Association at the Annual Meeting.
Since the beginning of the Association Missions Program in Desoto County in 1957, until the merger in 1980, there
were 17 churches added to the fellowship.
Rev. James Redding resigned October 31, 1961 and Rev. Ervin Brown served as Director of Missions from March
1, 1962 until March 1, 1992. He also served as a Foster Missionary in Tate Baptist Association from 1965-1971.
Rev. John L. Perkins began serving as Director of Missions on September 1, 1992 until August 1, 2003. Stephen
Wade Steelman began serving as Association Missions Director on May 25, 2004 until October 7, 2010. Jay Lemonds serving as Director of Missions in November, 2010 until September 30, 2013
MERGER OF DESOTO BAPTIST AND TATE ASSOCIATIONS:
Tate association had never had a "full-time" Associational Missions Program. After several years of Foster Mission work,
the Tate association made the decision to ask Desoto Baptist Association to consider a possible merger. This was done in
the early part of 1980. The Desoto association responded favorably and committees began meeting to draw up guidelines
just how and when the merger would be made. After many meetings, much prayer, both associational Executive Committees voted unanimously in July for the merger. Both annual meetings in October of 1980 voted for the merger, with not
a negative expression made. The merger was finalized at the last session of the Desoto Annual Meeting, with messengers
from both associations present. The new name…NORTHWEST BAPTIST ASSOCIATION... was adopted. There were
forty-nine churches (thirty in Desoto County, nineteen in Tate County). On January 29, 2005, the association voted to
change the name from Northwest Baptist Association to X-tended Missions Network Northwest Baptist Association. On
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Historical Summary continued
October 18, 2005, the association voted to change the title to X-tended Missions Network A Southern Baptist Association We now have 65 churches and 5 Missions in the X-tended Missions Network Baptist
family.
ASSOCIATION TRAINING CENTER:
In 1967 our association began a camp and retreat program at Camp Bluff Springs, using these facilities until 1979.
This camp was about fourteen miles east of Oxford, Mississippi. A former church, now disbanded, was given to us
to use for a camp. Because of distance (sixty-seven miles from Hernando) and the limited facilities, it was decided in
1977 to begin looking for a site in our association. On June 11, 1981, our association purchased one hundred thirteen
acres near Eudora for our Training Center. All of the facilities at the Training Center are paid in full. The
campground was named the Ervin Brown Training Center. We have a large screened pavilion, a storage and bath
house, a kitchen and small dining room, a bunkhouse with a capacity of sleeping sixty people, a motel unit with four
rooms, a metal shop, an in-ground swimming pool and a house for the Training Center Director. The director assists
our mission leaders with camps for girls and boys each summer and supervises all activities at the center. Each year
our churches use the Center for retreats, camp-outs, picnics, etc.
ASSOCIATION MISSION OFFICE:
Our associational mission office at 2018 McIngvale Road, Hernando, Mississippi was purchased in November of
2007. We moved to the facility in December of 2007. We have 5 offices down stairs plus a conference room, print
shop and coffee shop. Upstairs we have a 60 + meeting area, and 4 vacant offices. Downstairs we have the Colonial
Hills Hernando offices, One8 office and a counseling office. Our previous associational mission office was at 342
West Valley Street, Hernando, Mississippi and was built in 1971 and enlarged in 1983, with 2 new offices added in
2005 (missions mobilization and video/media production).
ASSOCIATION MISSION STAFF:
Our present associational mission staff is composed of: Jay Lemonds serving as Director of Missions in November,
2010 until September 30, 2013. Beth Darby, who began January 1, 1981 as Financial Secretary. Janis Clark, who
began February 13, 2003 as part-time secretary/ministry aide. John Hampton who began as the Disaster recovery
Coordinator in January of 2009. Joe Crawford who began as Ervin Brown Training Center Manager/Director on
March 14, 2011. Richard Crowson who began as the Safehaven Jail Ministry Director in August 2012.
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XMN Historical
Tables
And
Church
Statistical Reports
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XMN Historical Table
Year
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
Meeting Place
1st & 2nd Sessions
First Baptist Southaven
3rd, 4th & 5th Sessions
Mt. Zion (Tate)
1st. & 2nd Sessions
FBC, Coldwater
34d, 4th, & 5th Sessions
FBC, Nesbit
1st & 2nd Sessions
FBC, Horn Lake
FBC, Senatobia
1st & 2nd Sessions
Mt. Zion (Tate)
Colonial Hills
1st & 2nd Sessions
FBC, Coldwater
FBC, Fairhaven
1st & 2nd Sessions
Carriage Hills
FBC, Senatobia
1st & 2nd Sessions
Mt Zion - Tate
3rd & 4thSessions
FBC, Horn Lake
1st & 2nd Sessions
FBC, Nesbit
3rd & 4th Sessions
FBC Coldwater
1st & 2nd Sessions
FBC, Senatobia
3rd & 4th Sessions
FBC, Southaven
1st & 2nd Sessions
Hernando
3rd & 4th Sessions
Mt. Zion (Tate)
1st & 2nd Sessions
Hernando
1st & 2nd Sessions
FBC, Coldwater
3rd Session
Colonial Hills
1st & 2nd Sessions
Fairhaven
3rd Session
Oak Grove
1st & 2nd Sessions
FBC, Senatobia
3rd Session
FBC, Nesbit
Moderator
Rev. Everett Denton
Clerk
Mrs. E. Brown
Preacher
Rev. Russell Scruggs
Rev. Ralph Stovall
Mrs. E. Brown
Dr. P. J. Scott
Rev. Ed Campbell
Mrs. E. Brown
Rev. Claude Lazenby
Rev. Ed Campbell
Mrs. E. Brown
Rev. Tommy Vinson
Rev. Wayne Edwards
Mrs. E. Brown
Rev. Charles Cavanaugh
Rev. Wayne Edwards
Mrs. E. Brown
Rev. James Woods
Doctrinal Sermon
Rev. Austin Moore
Mrs. E. Brown
Rev. Tom Hood
Doctrine of Prayer
Dr. Charles Bagwell
Rev. Austin Moore
Mrs. E. Brown
Rev. Don Mimshew
Doctrine of Priesthood
of Believer
Rev. Eddie Prince
Rev. Eddie Prince
Mrs. E. Brown
Dr. Armond Taylor
Doctrine that
Baptist Believe
Rev. Steve Delony
Dr. P. J. Scott
Mrs. E. Brown
Rev. Bob Maddux
Doctrine of the Church
Rev. Ken Pegram
Dr. P. J. Scott
Mrs. E. Brown
Dr. P. J. Scott
Rev. Bob Maddux
Beth Darby
Rev. Austin Moore
Dr. Armond Taylor
Beth Darby
Rev. Randy Mobley
Dr. Armond Taylor
Beth Darby
Rev. Jim Buchanan
Doctrine of Glorification
Dr. David Clark
Doctrine of Working
Together
Rev. Oscar Geeslin
Doctrines of the End times
Rev. Roland Crawford
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XMN Historical Table continued
Year
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
Meeting Place
One Day Session
FBC, Coldwater
One Day Session
Hernando Baptist Church
One Day Session
FBC, Senatobia
One Day Session
FBC, Nesbit
One Day Session
FBC, Coldwater
One Day Session
Boulevard
One Day Session
Highland
One Day Session
Longview Heights
One Day Session
FBC Coldwater
Afternoon Sessions
Carriage Hills
Evening Session
Trinity, Southaven
Afternoon Sessions
FBC, Coldwater
Evening Sessions
Trinity Southaven
1st & 2nd Session
Hernando Church
Afternoon Session
Mt. Zion Independence
Evening Session
Longview Heights
Afternoon Session
Hernando B. C.
Evening Session
Broadway B. C.
Afternoon Session
FBC Senatobia
Evening Session
Afternoon Session
Hernando BC
Evening Session
Afternoon & Evening
Broadway BC
Afternoon & Evening
Mt. Zion, Independence
Afternoon
Gracewood Baptist
Moderator
Rev. Bob Maddux
Clerk
Beth Darby
Preacher
Rev. Bernette Fielder
Rev. Bob Maddux
Beth Darby
Rev. Steve Howell
Rev. Eddie Prince
Beth Darby
Rev. Bill Pearce
Rev. Eddie Prince
Beth Darby
Dr. James Spencer
Rev. Bob Maddux
Beth Darby
Dr. Wayne Marshall
Rev. Austin Moore
Beth Darby
Dr. Bill King
Rev. Austin Moore
Beth Darby
Rev. Buddy Perstrope
Rev. Doug Christy
Beth Darby
Dr. Larry Sykes
Doctrine of Grace
Rev. Alex Lawson
Dr. Michael Weeks
Rev. Doug Christy
Beth Darby
Rev. Kirt Germany
Rev. David Worley
Dr. Bill King
Beth Darby
Dr. Jim Futral
Wade Steelman
Dr. Bill King
Beth Darby
Wade Steelman
Wade Steelman
Mike Ramage
Beth Darby
Wade Steelman
Wade Steelman
Dr. Martin Hayden
Beth Darby
Dr. Martin Hayden
Mark Manning
Doctrinal Sermon
Doctrine of Stewardship
Dr. Jack Price
Baptist Faith and Message
Dr. Jack Price
Doctrine of Following
Christ's Example
Dr. Edsel Bone
Doctrine of the Bible In the Year
2000 and Beyond Rev. Alex Lawson
Doctrine of the Glory of God
Dr. Bobby Moore
Dr. Jim Butler
Dr. David Michael
Beth Darby
Mark Manning
Wade Steelman
Eddie Prince
Beth Darby
Eddie Prince
Matt Brady
Beth Darby
Matt Brady
Matt Brady
Beth Darby
Beth Darby
Tommy Vinson
Jim Perdue
Cliff Pace
Beth Darby
David Anglin
Cliff Pace
Beth Darby
Dr. Gray Allison
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This report contains responses from the 2013 Annual Church Profile Survey
Member Information
NAME
Arkabutla
Bethel
Bett
Boulevard
Braybourne
Broadway
Calvary
Carriage Hills
Cedar View
Center Hill
Church Road
Coldwater FBC
Colonial Hills
Crossroads
Days FBC
Desoto Hills
Desoto Woods
Eastpoint
Ebenezer
Eudora FBC
Evansville
Fairhaven
Faith
Fellowship
Flag Lake
Gracewood
Grays Creek
Greenbrook
Heartland
Hernando
Hickory Grove
Highland
Horn Lake FBC
Immanuel
Journey
Lake Forest, The Church at
Lifepoint
Lifepoint Tunica
Longview Heights
Longview Point
Looxahoma Baptist
Love Community
Macedonia
Meadow Brook
Mt Manna
Mt Zion, Hernando
Mt Zion, Independence
Nesbit FBC
New Garden
New Hope
New Prospect
Oak Grove
Olive Branch FBC
Parkway
Pleasant Hill
Revision
Riverbend
Sarah
Senatobia FBC
Southaven FBC
Southcrest
Strayhorn
Trinity, Southaven
Trinity, Hernando
Twin Lakes
Tyro
Victory
Wildwood
Wyatte
C/M
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
M
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
M
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
Total
Total Members
454
Other Additions
2
Sunday AM Worship Att
80
337
411
11
9
130
165
1310
394
1120
383
409
733
594
4532
15
20
17
0
0
20
11
85
350
189
194
65
26
208
128
1716
182
1281
3
98
70
645
56
323
24
16
60
60
445
470
12
4
150
80
100
20
100
1906
350
8
16
260
130
964
1411
208
523
944
566
78
490
776
62
3097
1084
406
205
170
631
357
171
968
727
124
204
696
89
1764
306
257
58
147
41
46
2
11
11
35
15
30
8
128
66
5
3
0
15
14
0
10
7
5
5
7
13
36
17
6
16
16
514
369
40
109
225
185
82
180
500
55
1289
659
112
38
45
203
80
40
222
155
50
30
274
70
728
185
120
55
122
1515
800
22
15
447
200
315
5698
459
285
83
164
5
12
5
5
5
31
150
419
95
40
45
145
737
43329
19
1076
316
13399
36
Year Organized
1949
1845
1961
1906
2013
1920
1982
1966
1963
1850
1939
1874
1966
1996
1959
2006
1973
2011
1940
1856
1841
1961
1982
2005
1937
1983
1870
1973
2005
1840
1870
1974
1920
1972
2005
1983
2005
2011
1927
2004
1887
1876
1881
1969
1890
1942
1845
1958
1966
1858
1869
1852
1838
1970
1940
2012
2007
1940
1869
1962
1948
1884
1990
1910
1973
1840
2013
1892
Bible Study
NAME
C/M
Arkabutla
C
Bethel
C
Bett
C
Boulevard
C
Braybourne
C
Broadway
C
Calvary
C
Carriage Hills
C
Cedar View
C
Center Hill
C
Church Road
C
Coldwater FBC
C
Colonial Hills
C
Crossroads
C
Days FBC
C
Desoto Hills
C
Desoto Woods
C
Eastpoint
M
Ebenezer
C
Eudora FBC
C
Evansville
C
Fairhaven
C
Faith
C
Fellowship
C
Flag Lake
C
Gracewood
C
Grays Creek
C
Greenbrook
C
Heartland
C
Hernando
C
Hickory Grove
C
Highland
C
Horn Lake FBC
C
Immanuel
C
Journey
C
C
Lifepoint
C
Lifepoint Tunica
M
Longview Heights
C
Longview Point
C
Looxahoma Baptist
C
Love Community
C
Macedonia
C
Meadow Brook
C
Mt Manna
C
Mt Zion, Hernando
C
C
Nesbit FBC
C
New Garden
C
New Hope
C
New Prospect
C
Oak Grove
C
Olive Branch FBC
C
Parkway
C
Pleasant Hill
C
Revision
C
Riverbend
C
Sarah
C
Senatobia FBC
C
Southaven FBC
C
Southcrest
C
Strayhorn
C
Trinity, Southaven
C
Trinity, Hernando
C
Twin Lakes
C
Tyro
C
Victory
C
Wildwood
C
Wyatte
C
Total
Total
SS
103
Preschool Child (6- Youth
(B-K)
11)
(12-17)
9
7
11
Adults
18-24
0
Adults Adults Adults Adults 65
Other Bible SS Average
Officers
25-34 35-54 55-64 and up
Study
Attendance
7
11
21
34
3
0
55
Church
VBS
69
189
246
18
16
40
37
21
26
13
0
39
33
5
56
20
24
10
35
3
3
1
16
85
148
184
128
725
241
325
123
17
240
296
1396
35
23
29
7
0
20
17
186
40
47
27
10
3
32
15
184
45
41
26
11
5
26
35
171
10
15
0
0
20
22
0
25
40
0
0
0
16
8
0
70
18
0
14
0
32
33
0
65
46
0
17
0
39
29
18
125
26
0
58
8
51
93
55
10
1
1
6
1
4
5
0
300
0
20
0
0
0
39
782
725
86
144
51
13
160
151
908
450
160
0
91
20
110
70
0
35
1328
2
211
5
164
6
305
0
56
3
103
5
250
2
88
10
136
2
9
12
6
21
449
40
476
61
29
10
6
5
0
10
1
9
0
10
0
16
6
1
10
0
6
0
0
15
0
48
22
0
72
178
111
17
6
30
11
33
18
4
6
35
1
19
17
30
14
10
36
0
2
97
0
0
57
110
93
146
3
15
12
4
2
10
86
0
13
0
80
30
386
250
16
20
17
20
32
40
21
20
7
30
78
40
59
20
150
60
6
0
30
0
212
90
131
95
427
786
51
132
483
251
36
189
253
0
3267
1202
163
23
42
173
128
26
350
225
37
23
416
89
1273
286
84
68
149
50
79
3
14
3
33
12
22
185
0
199
138
21
0
2
5
6
3
32
23
5
3
36
5
124
27
7
11
12
60
108
11
15
34
25
12
28
104
0
294
223
31
1
7
8
18
1
19
20
3
0
55
12
226
25
6
2
20
21
184
12
17
48
28
0
11
0
13
47
16
62
101
3
11
25
35
73
77
3
7
3
0
2
6
3
0
0
0
65
33
70
105
16
30
147
32
0
0
100
317
27
74
190
131
0
198
0
95
60
43
22
78
0
393
270
21
1
5
16
25
270
42
30
3
0
70
10
302
25
6
3
18
16
46
0
335
94
9
0
3
17
14
1
28
15
5
0
89
9
205
21
4
5
6
38
38
0
312
86
12
0
4
22
8
0
48
20
3
0
55
10
77
28
5
14
25
84
118
3
30
108
46
12
42
37
0
811
217
21
0
5
50
21
8
36
10
8
4
27
12
250
57
6
15
54
17
17
0
320
72
9
11
6
25
15
4
36
55
2
5
28
15
57
32
12
4
10
4
42
0
456
91
37
7
4
30
21
9
100
50
8
11
53
15
32
70
22
0
4
0
21
0
0
11
2
3
3
2
0
2
9
2
0
1
3
1
2
1
2
12
0
0
253
50
147
0
0
0
0
16
10
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
14
21
0
120
253
0
1146
449
81
19
23
72
53
26
183
155
21
12
194
40
554
170
79
38
86
429
120
6
378
550
73
0
40
58
84
0
160
173
33
0
230
60
425
120
75
0
44
857
204
64
18
89
17
111
16
59
24
41
9
183
6
151
37
149
72
10
5
0
0
446
100
287
0
135
702
191
46
32
112
9
95
23
4
0
5
14
88
57
3
4
15
20
88
37
8
2
19
0
28
2
0
4
7
12
100
6
0
0
17
34
135
16
0
0
20
16
26
22
6
4
22
27
142
28
22
18
4
3
0
0
3
0
3
0
0
0
0
12
30
83
405
62
46
32
142
200
321
107
0
0
135
559
19895
63
1992
107
2471
90
3186
58
1391
22
1608
109
3275
64
1940
45
2876
1
192
0
1871
284
9718
150
6983
37
NAME
Arkabutla
Bethel
Bett
Boulevard
Braybourne
Broadway
Calvary
Carriage Hills
Cedar View
Center Hill
Church Road
Coldwater FBC
Colonial Hills
Crossroads
Days FBC
Desoto Hills
Desoto Woods
Eastpoint
Ebenezer
Eudora FBC
Evansville
Fairhaven
Faith
Fellowship
Flag Lake
Gracewood
Grays Creek
Greenbrook
Heartland
Hernando
Hickory Grove
Highland
Horn Lake FBC
Immanuel
Journey
Lifepoint
Lifepoint Tunica
Longview Heights
Longview Point
Looxahoma Baptist
Love Community
Macedonia
Meadow Brook
Mt Manna
Mt Zion, Hernando
Nesbit FBC
New Garden
New Hope
New Prospect
Oak Grove
Olive Branch FBC
Parkway
Pleasant Hill
Revision
Riverbend
Sarah
Senatobia FBC
Southaven FBC
Southcrest
Strayhorn
Trinity, Southaven
Trinity, Hernando
Twin Lakes
Tyro
Victory
Wildwood
Wyatte
C/M
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
M
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
M
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
Total
Baptisms
Baptisms 11 years &
Total Baptisms
under
Bapt-Ages 12-17
Bapt-Ages 18-29
Baptisms 30 & up.
6
0
5
0
1
7
7
1
7
2
0
0
0
4
0
7
6
3
6
4
29
3
121
5
0
2
5
0
18
1
37
1
5
1
1
3
3
0
47
0
1
0
0
0
3
1
19
1
0
0
0
1
5
1
18
2
21
2
17
0
1
0
2
0
1
5
1
1
0
2
0
2
0
0
1
22
3
2
1
14
2
6
0
0
0
5
0
3
0
2
7
21
2
7
0
7
1
4
4
3
22
34
1
9
5
8
13
10
35
1
55
30
8
2
2
4
6
5
4
11
0
0
14
8
16
3
3
3
9
13
19
0
0
2
2
3
6
1
5
3
5
2
2
5
0
17
8
2
3
4
0
2
0
0
2
15
0
9
6
1
0
0
2
2
3
4
0
0
4
5
2
2
2
1
2
0
1
0
0
0
4
0
0
3
0
4
0
0
1
3
3
5
0
2
0
1
11
4
15
1
13
0
3
1
2
1
0
2
0
0
0
0
2
1
4
1
0
1
1
18
14
10
1
6
5
1
2
1
6
5
19
15
1
0
35
3
1
2
0
0
3
1
2
11
0
0
13
1
4
1
0
0
2
0
12
1
1
0
17
28
742
8
237
10
233
7
115
3
157
2
0
0
16
16
2
1
0
2
4
1
1
3
0
0
5
2
6
0
1
0
3
38
Discipleship Training
NAME
Arkabutla
Bethel
Bett
Boulevard
Braybourne
Broadway
Calvary
Carriage Hills
Cedar View
Center Hill
Church Road
Coldwater FBC
Colonial Hills
Crossroads
Days FBC
Desoto Hills
Desoto Woods
Eastpoint
Ebenezer
Eudora FBC
Evansville
Fairhaven
Faith
Fellowship
Flag Lake
Gracewood
Grays Creek
Greenbrook
Heartland
Hernando
Hickory Grove
Highland
Horn Lake FBC
Immanuel
Journey
Lifepoint
Lifepoint Tunica
Longview Heights
Longview Point
Looxahoma Baptist
Love Community
Macedonia
Meadow Brook
Mt Manna
Mt Zion, Hernando
Nesbit FBC
New Garden
New Hope
New Prospect
Oak Grove
Olive Branch FBC
Parkway
Pleasant Hill
Revision
Riverbend
Sarah
Senatobia FBC
Southaven FBC
Southcrest
Strayhorn
Trinity, Southaven
Trinity, Hernando
Twin Lakes
Tyro
Victory
Wildwood
Wyatte
C/M
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
M
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
M
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
Total
Total DT Participation
Total Preschool (DT)
Total Children 6-11
(DT)
Total Youth 12-17
(DT)
Total Adult 18-Up
(DT)
0
0
0
0
0
50
32
4
5
9
15
7
12
26
0
50
0
0
10
0
84
16
229
0
0
0
0
0
14
0
0
0
0
0
6
0
19
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
15
0
0
50
0
0
3
0
36
16
229
0
372
0
35
0
110
0
70
0
157
67
0
25
0
10
0
12
0
20
0
67
65
18
3
10
6
39
20
56
36
0
0
0
0
0
0
100
0
10
0
10
0
0
0
9
130
84
0
0
44
76
0
0
0
0
0
8
0
0
0
0
0
12
0
0
0
0
0
15
130
84
0
0
44
41
0
0
0
874
464
54
0
0
32
0
0
95
127
14
0
25
16
415
270
48
22
52
0
0
0
48
89
3
0
0
0
0
0
10
10
0
0
2
0
65
19
3
5
0
0
0
0
15
129
8
0
0
7
0
0
15
15
0
0
6
3
75
8
5
0
8
0
0
0
113
107
6
0
0
9
0
0
20
27
1
0
10
1
50
20
16
2
23
0
0
0
698
139
37
0
0
16
0
0
50
75
13
0
7
12
225
223
24
15
21
160
0
25
0
30
0
45
0
60
0
44
322
0
0
0
0
6
54
0
0
0
0
8
77
0
0
0
0
10
41
0
0
0
0
20
75
0
0
0
0
0
4510
0
461
43
659
21
713
102
2749
39
Music Ministry
NAME
Arkabutla
Bethel
Bett
Boulevard
Braybourne
Broadway
Calvary
Carriage Hills
Cedar View
Center Hill
Church Road
Coldwater FBC
Colonial Hills
Crossroads
Days FBC
Desoto Hills
Desoto Woods
Eastpoint
Ebenezer
Eudora FBC
Evansville
Fairhaven
Faith
Fellowship
Flag Lake
Gracewood
Grays Creek
Greenbrook
Heartland
Hernando
Hickory Grove
Highland
Horn Lake FBC
Immanuel
Journey
Lifepoint
Lifepoint Tunica
Longview Heights
Longview Point
Looxahoma Baptist
Love Community
Macedonia
Meadow Brook
Mt Manna
Mt Zion, Hernando
Nesbit FBC
New Garden
New Hope
New Prospect
Oak Grove
Olive Branch FBC
Parkway
Pleasant Hill
Revision
Riverbend
Sarah
Senatobia FBC
Southaven FBC
Southcrest
Strayhorn
Trinity, Southaven
Trinity, Hernando
Twin Lakes
Tyro
Victory
Wildwood
Wyatte
C/M
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
M
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
M
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
Total
Total Music Ministry
Enrollment
Preschool
(Music)
Children--6-11 Youth--12-17
(Music)
(Music)
Adults--18 &
Up (Music)
Other Church
Music Groups
18
2
2
4
6
4
20
75
0
2
0
17
0
5
20
51
0
0
142
32
30
54
0
58
26
100
23
3
0
0
0
9
0
0
48
17
0
5
0
24
0
0
7
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
46
5
30
0
0
25
26
0
18
7
0
12
0
0
0
0
12
226
0
25
5
60
4
15
3
60
0
66
7
17
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
17
0
0
0
20
18
0
0
0
26
0
12
20
6
0
25
0
0
0
25
0
51
59
0
0
15
6
0
15
36
18
0
20
57
124
0
30
121
62
0
15
0
0
0
3
27
25
0
0
31
16
5
33
0
0
15
0
25
40
0
18
60
32
0
11
0
12
15
11
39
30
5
222
144
14
0
3
52
22
0
40
59
14
3
20
40
235
35
30
14
8
0
0
0
20
42
0
0
0
5
0
0
6
9
0
0
0
0
12
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
61
45
0
0
0
7
0
0
0
14
0
0
5
12
90
9
6
0
0
0
0
0
14
0
0
0
0
6
1
0
3
5
0
0
0
0
10
3
5
0
0
25
30
5
98
44
14
0
0
34
21
0
31
25
12
3
20
19
77
17
19
14
8
14
0
0
29
13
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
6
2
0
0
9
46
0
0
0
0
314
30
15
0
81
3
28
0
92
27
98
0
63
173
40
13
0
38
0
44
3
0
0
0
10
32
12
0
0
0
7
22
0
1
0
0
26
75
0
13
0
38
20
0
25
0
0
0
92
3158
12
274
19
704
14
250
35
1397
12
456
40
WMU
NAME
C/M
Arkabutla
Bethel
Bett
Boulevard
Braybourne
Broadway
Calvary
Carriage Hills
Cedar View
Center Hill
Church Road
Coldwater FBC
Colonial Hills
Crossroads
Days FBC
Desoto Hills
Desoto Woods
Eastpoint
Ebenezer
Eudora FBC
Evansville
Fairhaven
Faith
Fellowship
Flag Lake
Gracewood
Grays Creek
Greenbrook
Heartland
Hernando
Hickory Grove
Highland
Horn Lake FBC
Immanuel
Journey
Lifepoint
Lifepoint Tunica
Longview Heights
Longview Point
Looxahoma Baptist
Love Community
Macedonia
Meadow Brook
Mt Manna
Mt Zion, Hernando
Nesbit FBC
New Garden
New Hope
New Prospect
Oak Grove
Olive Branch FBC
Parkway
Pleasant Hill
Revision
Riverbend
Sarah
Senatobia FBC
Southaven FBC
Southcrest
Strayhorn
Trinity, Southaven
Trinity, Hernando
Twin Lakes
Tyro
Victory
Wildwood
Wyatte
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
M
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
M
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
Total
25
5
Children
(WMU)
18
15
12
0
4
15
15
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
100
0
0
0
20
0
0
4
0
0
0
0
0
0
4
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
5
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
12
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
30
0
40
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
7
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
9
0
15
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
15
0
0
0
0
21
0
0
0
20
1
0
20
30
0
4
18
8
0
0
0
0
2
3
0
0
0
63
0
0
58
0
0
21
0
0
6
0
0
42
0
0
37
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
13
0
0
0
0
171
110
23
0
0
8
0
12
36
50
10
0
0
0
102
13
40
0
0
0
0
0
69
42
4
0
0
0
0
0
7
10
0
0
0
0
30
10
5
0
0
0
0
0
77
68
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
8
0
0
0
0
60
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
25
0
6
0
0
0
0
0
15
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
10
0
0
8
0
12
36
20
0
0
0
0
0
0
9
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
4
2
1
0
0
0
12
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
15
10
0
0
0
0
0
0
18
0
0
126
12
12
3
50
0
0
0
46
0
18
0
0
0
83
0
15
0
0
24
3
0
0
0
0
8
30
0
0
0
0
8
7
0
0
0
0
15
36
0
0
0
0
15
7
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
15
59
1184
6
283
18
522
35
132
0
229
0
65
0
194
Total WMU
Preschool
(WMU)
23
Adults
(WMU)
0
WMU Leadership
Team
2
Youth (WMU)
41
Total Other Ongoing
WMU
0
Men’s Ministry
NAME
Arkabutla
Bethel
Bett
Boulevard
Braybourne
Broadway
Calvary
Carriage Hills
Cedar View
Center Hill
Church Road
Coldwater FBC
Colonial Hills
Crossroads
Days FBC
Desoto Hills
Desoto Woods
Eastpoint
Ebenezer
Eudora FBC
Evansville
Fairhaven
Faith
Fellowship
Flag Lake
Gracewood
Grays Creek
Greenbrook
Heartland
Hernando
Hickory Grove
Highland
Horn Lake FBC
Immanuel
Journey
Lifepoint
Lifepoint Tunica
Longview Heights
Longview Point
Looxahoma Baptist
Love Community
Macedonia
Meadow Brook
Mt Manna
Mt Zion, Hernando
Nesbit FBC
New Garden
New Hope
New Prospect
Oak Grove
Olive Branch FBC
Parkway
Pleasant Hill
Revision
Riverbend
Sarah
Senatobia FBC
Southaven FBC
Southcrest
Strayhorn
Trinity, Southaven
Trinity, Hernando
Twin Lakes
Tyro
Victory
Wildwood
Wyatte
C/M
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
M
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
M
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
Total
Total Men and Boys
Mission Education
12
Children (Men/Boys
Mission Education)
10
Youth (Men/Boys
Mission Education)
0
Adults (Men/Boys
Mission Education)
0
20
0
0
12
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
6
0
10
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
25
0
25
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
8
0
0
0
0
0
8
0
0
0
0
35
20
10
8
0
27
0
0
0
36
0
0
30
0
0
36
0
0
28
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
78
61
16
0
6
0
8
0
20
9
7
0
0
0
0
5
8
0
0
0
0
0
71
61
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4
0
0
0
0
0
7
0
12
0
0
6
0
0
9
0
0
0
70
0
5
5
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
12
0
0
0
0
10
14
0
0
0
0
10
0
0
0
0
0
12
15
0
0
0
0
5
0
426
0
396
0
46
0
51
42
Financial Information
NAME
C/M
Arkabutla
Bethel
Bett
Boulevard
Braybourne
Broadway
Calvary
Carriage Hills
Cedar View
Center Hill
Church Road
Coldwater FBC
Colonial Hills
Crossroads
Days FBC
Desoto Hills
Desoto Woods
Eastpoint
Ebenezer
Eudora FBC
Evansville
Fairhaven
Faith
Fellowship
Flag Lake
Gracewood
Grays Creek
Greenbrook
Heartland
Hernando
Hickory Grove
Highland
Horn Lake FBC
Immanuel
Journey
Lifepoint
Lifepoint Tunica
Longview Heights
Longview Point
Looxahoma Baptist
Love Community
Macedonia
Meadow Brook
Mt Manna
Mt Zion, Hernando
Nesbit FBC
New Garden
New Hope
New Prospect
Oak Grove
Olive Branch FBC
Parkway
Pleasant Hill
Revision
Riverbend
Sarah
Senatobia FBC
Southaven FBC
Southcrest
Strayhorn
Trinity, Southaven
Trinity, Hernando
Twin Lakes
Tyro
Victory
Wildwood
Wyatte
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
M
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
M
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
Total
Undesignated
Gifts
Total
Receipts
Cooperative
Program
Annie Armstrong Off
Great
Lottie Moon Commission
Giving
Tot Msn
Exp
ValueCongregational
Congregational
Debt
Property
102,059
106,069
7,660
1,216
1,013
13,389
13,724
0
250,000
86,397
370,117
176,715
477,602
7,181
37,682
0
5,520
1,034
6,116
8,617
56,828
13,927
59,503
0
218,709
300,000
2,000,000
1,630,784
361,465
449,099
179,367
2,456
449,623
334,297
2,429,348
1,907,214
432,690
454,312
195,904
40,760
495,081
363,464
3,014,765
58,800
0
46,131
12,553
1,614
23,219
46,570
37,000
6,998
0
1,914
970
290
1,275
3,650
0
13,995
0
9,820
1,684
313
2,964
5,645
0
79,793
0
64,151
20,984
4,294
32,865
62,345
0
155,034
12,402
85,627
22,684
4,294
50,937
67,681
67,652
4,000,000
500,857
0
0
0
129,529
0
4,596,475
25,000,000
0
0
1,000,000
250,000
1,264,000
84,330
1,462,436
91,784
1,973,299
8,514
96,220
1,060
2,976
1,814
6,262
20,040
109,438
22,190
153,907
0
2,453,103
300,000
3,478,568
108,504
11,657
144,404
78,051
3,299
6,914
0
675
0
1,205
5,707
8,794
7,225
9,366
0
0
0
257,000
192,582
184,979
229,000
216,399
15,407
7,380
2,150
1,215
3,190
4,052
27,918
22,612
36,574
22,612
0
0
1,080,598
0
244,354
298,851
6,198
410
1,935
8,543
9,141
1,297,546
2,000,000
582,681
192,942
785,162
210,063
60,080
12,364
5,170
20
9,554
235
82,833
18,452
85,797
19,452
0
0
4,000,000
400,000
1,030,428
877,586
49,400
182,064
457,993
388,322
124,792
262,147
1,044,424
105,500
3,073,532
1,307,739
209,396
53,673
48,909
198,964
137,990
45,112
27,730
293,382
43,642
39,414
490,517
153,070
1,379,526
359,898
164,610
55,792
204,800
1,120,570
1,060,361
59,609
242,579
582,146
523,664
135,660
315,478
1,223,939
107,500
3,904,999
1,794,211
221,392
57,789
48,909
218,479
146,859
58,184
519,187
376,399
65,709
40,285
569,961
1,850,006
1,856,923
385,810
180,544
55,792
224,800
5,000
17,551
1,235
20,479
32,060
7,500
6,951
5,237
33,518
8,600
193,482
130,679
14,163
2,654
3,868
7,055
6,861
2,935
5,000
21,606
1,350
3,961
10,601
3,326
48,400
36,162
16,461
300
2,150
0
200
1,383
2,632
3,234
6,583
0
5,233
1,508
4,387
9,069
46,766
10,000
110,740
4,126
32,899
50,643
74,215
27,616
110,740
7,567
38,947
55,106
106,160
0
637,800
0
0
0
0
900,000
8,106,457
540,000
0
3,000,000
1,700,000
2,586
0
0
10,723
5,000
722
1,606
0
700
1,000
265
675
475
320
160
1,869
696
15,330
3,025
1,020
0
500
2,586
9,946
0
31,424
119,206
3,608
2,175
0
750
835
442
7,496
2,285
1,010
225
2,411
696
22,722
8,718
1,060
0
2,170
12,056
80,484
8,600
346,203
373,123
24,121
9,092
0
20,855
11,683
4,988
20,346
30,810
2,680
5,215
46,552
14,871
297,977
65,566
20,941
1,200
18,330
22,465
80,484
12,100
353,791
412,191
26,521
9,092
750
37,417
11,683
4,988
22,852
40,901
2,680
7,368
46,552
14,871
303,977
72,227
21,341
1,800
22,700
0
2,430,178
0
9,038,957
1,669,006
27,789
0
0
0
0
0
1,684,692
0
40,769
0
526,425
0
3,461,742
0
0
0
0
1,050,000
2,500,000
5,000
24,760,000
500,000
1,647,100
275,000
0
1,650,000
1,100,000
0
4,993,965
3,645,000
265,000
501,000
1,177,630
0
7,891,614
1,000,000
1,541,000
27,586
50,000
1,059,887
356,256
1,880,793
394,319
105,991
34,246
9,408
1,434
28,759
3,497
147,229
50,592
179,122
51,592
199,500
0
6,577,900
1,000,000
211,439
1,370,344
96,008
52,758
62,147
0
227,592
1,651,170
129,903
54,181
70,249
260,000
21,087
6,667
4,753
1,800
6,264
2,500
992
3,462
2,100
337
178
0
2,493
10,342
3,363
374
232
0
29,582
32,503
14,969
4,216
6,827
4,000
31,530
74,282
18,545
4,366
6,827
7,200
0
1,790,043
82,000
0
0
500,000
800,000
12,000,000
600,000
967,900
100,000
900,000
410,941
$25,889,609
548,708
$34,856,248
24,812
$1,352,051
2,100
$116,224
10,800
$417,419
42,067
$2,677,904
42,777
$3,210,857
0
$35,285,120
1,520,000
$143,372,218
43
8,500,000
Missions
NAME
Arkabutla
Bethel
Bett
Boulevard
Braybourne
Broadway
Calvary
Carriage Hills
Cedar View
Center Hill
Church Road
Coldwater FBC
Colonial Hills
Crossroads
Days FBC
Desoto Hills
Desoto Woods
Eastpoint
Ebenezer
Eudora FBC
Evansville
Fairhaven
Faith
Fellowship
Flag Lake
Gracewood
Grays Creek
Greenbrook
Heartland
Hernando
Hickory Grove
Highland
Horn Lake FBC
Immanuel
Journey
Lifepoint
Lifepoint Tunica
Longview Heights
Longview Point
Looxahoma Baptist
Love Community
Macedonia
Meadow Brook
Mt Manna
Mt Zion, Hernando
Nesbit FBC
New Garden
New Hope
New Prospect
Oak Grove
Olive Branch FBC
Parkway
Pleasant Hill
Revision
Riverbend
Sarah
Senatobia FBC
Southaven FBC
Southcrest
Strayhorn
Trinity, Southaven
Trinity, Hernando
Twin Lakes
Tyro
Victory
Wildwood
Wyatte
C/M
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
M
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
M
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
Total
Msn Project
Local Projects
Part
0
0
State but outside Local
Community
0
Projects in US and
Canada
0
Project outside of US and
Canada
0
6
13
0
12
4
0
0
1
2
0
107
36
0
12
0
11
10
852
0
30
0
12
0
0
0
422
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
59
90
0
0
0
0
11
10
308
17
6
0
0
0
0
0
63
150
81
0
40
75
0
0
40
75
1
35
16
25
16
5
0
2
0
3
0
35
0
30
0
5
0
0
0
0
0
50
50
0
0
0
48
50
30
25
0
0
18
25
0
0
25
76
0
37
3
77
25
10
0
12
0
60
0
0
0
0
0
0
40
0
22
0
11
0
26
0
15
3
7
23
775
34
489
122
15
0
0
0
0
0
36
69
20
0
158
0
226
70
127
38
62
5
250
30
320
8
15
0
0
0
120
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
370
0
124
60
0
0
0
18
35
2
45
54
0
0
0
0
0
9
55
20
0
141
0
152
23
42
28
40
0
0
6
0
0
0
0
0
22
0
50
10
0
0
0
4
12
0
0
0
0
0
22
22
0
16
0
0
4
2
0
0
17
0
52
25
13
0
6
73
0
25
0
2
0
28
0
18
0
40
216
0
13
0
74
22
180
0
13
0
45
8
0
0
0
0
10
5
6
0
0
0
19
5
30
0
0
0
0
48
4458
48
2270
0
378
0
1266
0
544
44
1.
2.
3.
57.
4.
72.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
60.
58
12.
69
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
75.
20.
50.
21.
22.
64.
23.
24.
ARKABUTLA, Arkabutla, MS
BETHEL, Coldwater, MS
BETT, Coldwater, MS
BOULEVARD, Southaven, MS
BROADWAY, Southaven, MS
CALAVARY, Horn Lake, MS
CARRIAGE HILLS, Southaven, MS
CEDAR VIEW, Olive Branch, MS
CENTER HILL, Olive Branch, MS
CHURCH ROAD, Nesbit, MS
COLDWATER, FBC, Coldwater, MS
COLONIAL HILLS, Southaven, MS
COUNTRY HAVEN CHAPEL, Nesbit, MS
CROSSROADS, Southaven, MS
DAYS, FBC, Lake Cormorant, MS
DESOTO HILLS, SOUTHAVEN, MS
DESOTO WOODS, Horn Lake, MS
LOVE COMMUNITY, Hernando, MS
EBENEZER, SENATIBIA, Senatobia, MS
EUDORA, FBC, Hernando, MS
EVANSVILLE, Coldwater, MS
FAIRHAVEN, Olive Branch, MS
FAITH, Coldwater, MS
FELLOWSHIP, Hernando, MS
FLAG LAKE, Sarah, MS
GRACEWOOD, Southaven, MS
GRAYS CREEK, Hernando, MS
GREENBROOK, Southaven, MS
HEATLAND, Southaven, MS
HERNANDO, Hernando, MS
HICKORY GROVE, Coldwater, MS
CHURCHES OF
X-TENDED MISSIONS NETWORK
45
Exit Interstate 55 at Hernando, Mississippi. Go west on
Route 304 (Commerce Street), go over the railroad tracks,
Continue on until you get to the square, be in the center
lane, continue straight (remain on Route 304) for about
eight miles, you will cross Route 301, the Training Center
is about one fourth of a mile past Route 301.
Turn right at the Training Center Sign.
DIRECTIONS TO ERVIN BROWN TRAINING CENTER
78
75
70
72
●
64
62
Exit Interstate 55 at Hernando, Mississippi. Go east on
Route 304 (Commerce Street), turn north (left) on
McIngvale, go 1/4 mile. We are across from the Hernando
High School and share a driveway with the accountant office.
For more information call 662-429-5033.
DIRECTIONS TO
42 & 63
46
25.
26.
27.
68.
28.
66.
29.
62
30.
14.
HIGHLAND, Senatobia, MS
HORN LAKE, FBC, Horn Lake, MS
IMMANUEL, Olive Branch, MS
JOURNEY, Olive Branch, MS
LAKE FOREST, Walls, MS
LIFEPOINT, Senatobia, MS
LONGVIEW HEIGHTS, Olive Branch, MS
LONGVIEW POINT, Hernando, MS
LOOXAHOMA, Senatobia, MS
LOVE COMMUNITY, Hernando, MS
31.
32.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
MACEDONIA, Byhalia, MS
MEADOWBROOK, Byhalia, MS
MT. MANNA, Coldwater, MS
MT. ZION, Hernando, MS
MT. ZION, Independence, MS
NESBIT, FBC, Nesbit, MS
NEW GARDEN, Coldwater, MS
NEW HOPE, Coldwater, MS
NEW PROSPECT, Olive Branch, MS
OAK GROVE, Hernando, MS
Tate County
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
47.
48.
49.
70
51.
OLIVE BRANCH, FBC, Olive Branch, MS
PARKWAY, Hernando, MS
PLEASANT HILL, Olive Branch, MS
SARAH, Sarah, MS
SENATOBIA, FBC, Senatobia, MS
SOUTHAVEN, FBC, Southaven, MS
SOUTHCREST, Southaven, MS
STRAYHORN, Sarah, MS
THE CHURCH AT RIVERBEND, Hernando, MS
TRINITY, Hernando, MS
66
TRINITY, Southaven, MS
TWIN LAKES, Walls, MS
TYRO, Senatobia, MS
VICTORY, Hernando, MS
WILDWOOD, Southaven, MS
WYATTE, Senatobia, MS
* MISSION CHURCH **CONTRIBUTING CHURCH
52.
53.
54.
78.
55.
56.
47

2013 Annual Report - X-tended Missions Network

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