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2009 Annual of Beaverdam Baptist Association 2009 Annual of Beaverdam Baptist Association “www.doingchurchright.com” One Hundred Twenty-Third Annual Meeting College Street Baptist Church October 26, 2009 Annual of the Beaverdam Baptist Association One Hundred Twenty-Third Annual Meeting College Street Baptist Church, Walhalla, SC October 26, 2009 Preacher — Rev. Ken Reid Pastor, College Street Baptist Church, Walhalla, SC [ [ [ [ [ [ 2010 Annual Meeting Date............................ Monday, October 25, 2010 Place.......................Westminster First Baptist Church 426 West-Oak Hwy, Westminster, SC Preacher................................ Rev. Randy Koon Pastor, Mountain Rest Baptist Church, Mountain Rest, SC Alternate Preacher.........................Rev. Jeff Whaley Pastor, Return Baptist Church, Seneca, SC TABLE OF CONTENTS Directory of Associational Leadership. ...................................... 3 - 8 Constitution, Bylaws & Operations Manual. 9 - 19 Annual Meeting - Host Church........................................... 20 - 21 Proceedings of 123nd Annual Meeting................................... 22 - 25 Registered Messengers.............................................. 26 - 27 Annual Sermon, Rev. Ken Reid........................................ 27 - 30 Reports: Director of Missions................................................. 31 - 32 Ministry Teams: Christian Development Team Vacation Bible School. ............................................. 3 2 Bible Drill. ....................................................... 3 3 Church Development Team Music ........................................................... 3 3 Church Extension Team Disaster Relief................................................. 33 - 34 Oconee State Park Chaplain...................................... 34 - 35 Woman’s Missionary Union....................................... 35 - 39 Church and Society Team Children’s Camp................................................ 39 - 40 Senior Adults..................................................... 4 0 Youth. .......................................................... 4 0 Prayer and Spiritual Awakening Team.................................... 4 1 Committees: Camper’s Scholarship Committee....................................... 4 1 Oconee Counseling Center. ........................................... 4 2 Nominating Team................................................. 42 - 44 Stewardship Team: Annual Audit and 2008 Financial Statement. 45 - 50 2010 Budget..................................................... 51 - 53 Executive Board Meeting Minutes: January 12, 2009................................................... 54 - 57 April 13, 2009...................................................... 57 - 63 May 4, 2009 - Called Meeting. ........................................ 63 - 67 July 13, 2009. ..................................................... 67 - 72 October 5, 2009.................................................... 72 - 78 Chronological Listing of Association Meetings.. 7 9 Church Staff Directory. ................................................ 80 - 86 Grouping of Churches. ................................................. 8 6 Newly Licensed and Ordained Ministers, Other Ordained Ministers. 8 7 Historical Events...................................................... 88 - 89 New Ministries Started This Year............................................ 9 0 Mission Projects...................................................... 90 - 99 In Remembrance................................................... 100 - 101 Statistical Tables Membership..................................................... 102 - 103 Baptism. ....................................................... 104 - 105 Bible Study...................................................... 106 - 109 Discipleship Training and Music Ministry. 110 - 111 Missions Education. .............................................. 112 - 113 Mission Projects Participation. ...................................... 114 - 115 Financial Information. ............................................. 116 - 117 Missions Giving. .................................................. 118 - 19 Beaverdam Baptist Association 1659 Sandifer Blvd, Seneca, SC 29678-0906 (864) 882-7070 Fax: 882-4737 Email: [email protected] Website: www.beaverdamassoc.com Directory of Associational Leadership Home Phone or Church / Home Phone ASSOCIATIONAL STAFF Director of Missions - Administrative Assistant - Brenda Barnes (Poplar Springs). 638-7016 120 Buffalo Rd, West Union SC 29696-2901 Secretary - Cathy Schneader (Seneca). 972-7692 117 A Hamby Dr, Seneca SC 29678-6253 OFFICERS Moderator - Ken Reid (College Street). 638-2986 / 888-0013 203 Star View Dr, Seneca 29672-4807 Vice Moderator - Randy Koon (Mountain Rest). 638-2312 / 638-0221 690 Village Creek Rd, Mountain Rest 29664-9593 Clerk - Brenda Barnes (Poplar Springs). 638-7016 120 Buffalo Road, West Union 29696-2901 Treasurer - Eula Holland (Ebenezer). 638-2360 1118 Hwy 11 North, West Union 29696-2714 Assistant Treasurer - Lucy Oakley (Maranatha). 882-5772 150 Burkett Rd, Seneca SC 29672-0606 TRUSTEES 2010 Ron Potts (Hepsibah)..................................... 287-4628 220 Glenn Ferry Rd, Fair Play 29643-2812 2011 Carlos McGuffin (Faith) .................................... 647-1074 114 Riley St, Westminster 29693-1952 2012 Billy Burton (Holly Springs)................................. 647-5987 899 Rocky Fork Rd, Westminster 29693-2432 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Moderator - Ken Reid (College Street). 638-2986 / 888-0013 Vice-Moderator - Randy Koon (Mountain Rest). 638-2312 / 638-221 Clerk - Brenda Barnes (Poplar Springs). 638-7016 Treasurer - Eula Holland (Ebenezer). 638-2360 Member-at-Large - Lillian Thrift (Westminster). 647-2391 641 Seed Farm Rd, Westminster 29693-4310 Member-at-Large - Calvin King (Parkway). 882-9985 703 S Crestview Dr, Seneca 29678-1002 Member-at-Large - Glenn Kelly (Lydia).. 647-9320 197 Miller Farm Rd, Westminster 29693-4322 Page 3 Home Phone or Church / Home Phone PLANNING & COORDINATING TEAM Chairman (Vice-Moderator) - Randy Koon (Mountain Rest) Christian Development Team Leader - Ron Potts (Hepsibah) Church Development Team leader - Church Extension Team Leader - Randy Keasler (Westminster) Church & Society Team Leader - Prayer & Spiritual Awakening Team Leader - Brian Buckner (New Hope) MINISTRY TEAMS CHRISTIAN DEVELOPMENT TEAM Team Leader - Ron Potts (Hepsibah). 287-4628 220 Glenn Ferry Rd, Fair Play 29643-2812 Sunday School - VBS Coordinator - Jennifer Adams (Hepsibah). 882-7497 204 Pebble Creek Dr, Seneca 29678-1116 Discipleship/Family Ministry Coordinator - David Bagwell (Bethel). 972-3473 160 Bethel Church Rd, Westminster 29693-5902 Bible Drill Coordinator - David Miller (Westminster First). 638-3861 PO Box 614, West Union 29696-0614 CHURCH DEVELOPMENT TEAM Team Leader - Vacant (Pending Organization Structure Revision Report) Music Coordinator - Donnie Nix (Westminster).. 647-2315 / 972-3213 PO Box 375, Westminster 29693-0375 CHURCH EXTENSION TEAM Team Leader - Randy Keasler (Westminster).. 647-2315 / 647-4609 126 Eastwood Cir, Westminster 29693-4303 WMU Director - Marilyn Jones (Westminster).. 647-5846 402 Retreat St., Westminster 29693-1835 Men’s Ministries Coordinator - Clayton Justice (Chauga). 882-0227 130 Dustin Ln, Westminster 29693-3206 Disaster Relief Coordinator - Bill Alexander (Cheohee) . 944-0315 1031 Cheohee Valley Rd, Tamassee 29686-2200 CHURCH & SOCIETY TEAM Team Leader - Vacant (Pending Organization Structure Revision Report) Senior Adult Coordinator - Martha Norwood (College Street). 647-9033 120 Seven N Farm Ln, Westminster 29693-3513 Youth Coordinator - Chad Carroll (Clearmont). 647-4931 / 647-2423 804 Seed Farm Rd, Westminster 29693-4312 Children’s Camp Director - Kevin Morrison (Seneca). 882-2731 1080 S Oak St, Seneca 29678-3832 Page 4 Home Phone or Church / Home Phone PRAYER & SPIRITUAL AWAKENING TEAM Team Leader - Brian Buckner (New Hope).. 718-0201 1903 Queen Dr, Walhalla 29691-3629 Evangelism Coordinator - Joel Hendricks (Open Door). 638-5211 / 882-2286 107 Pineknoll Dr, Seneca 29672-2325 Associational Prayer Coordinator - ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT SERVICES NOMINATING TEAM 2010 Alvin Burdette (Mt. Pleasant)............................... 647-5528 108 Mt Pleasant Road, Westminster 29693-5716 2011 Douglas Capps (Pleasant Hill). 647-5189 130 Fincannon Ln, Westminster 29693-4727 2011 PERSONNEL TEAM 2010 Nancy Farrar (Bounty Land)................................ 886-8245 186 Brookhaven Cir, Seneca 29672-6623 2011 Keith Sykes (Faith)....................................... 647-6503 1372 Coffee Rd, Westminster 29693-2816 2012 Ken Nix (Rocky Knoll). ................................... 638-5730 316 Brewer Rd, Walhalla 29691-4104 PROPERTIES TEAM 2010 Jim Sanders (Hopewell), Team Leader. 885-9702 120 Sanders Dr, Seneca 29678-4153 2011 David Mahn (Westminster)................................. 647-9979 P O Box 72, Long Creek 29658-0072 2012 Phil Campbell (South Union)............................... 972-3574 535 South Union Rd, Westminster 29693-5757 STEWARDSHIP TEAM 2010 Don Bickers (Holly Springs), Team Leader. 647-2315 / 638-3639 509 S Lovingood Ave, Walhalla 29691-1560 2010 Ray Allen (Reedy Fork)................................... 878-3759 P O Box 1143, Pickens 29671-1143 2011 Helen Westmoreland (Pleasant Ridge). 888-2024 13015 Betty St, Seneca 29672-0603 2011 Nancy Carter (Holly Springs)............................... 647-9002 1291 Cobb Bridge Rd, Westminster 29693-2411 2012 James Dyar (Earle’s Grove).. 972-3107 / 973-9773 398 Cedar Lane
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