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VIRGINIA ASSEMBLY OF INDEPENDENT BAPTISTS REV. EDDY ALIFF, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 6050 POND GRASS ROAD, MECHANICSVILLE, VA 23111 804-789-0150 WWW.VAIB.ORG [email protected] 37th Annual Meeting January 12, 2013 September 19-20, 2013 Dear Pastor, Executive Director Rev. Eddy Aliff A new year is here and so is the 2013 General Assembly. Executive Director Emeritus Dr. Jack Knapp Let me give a heartfelt “Thank You” for the notes and prayers of encouragement. It is Steering Committee such a blessing knowing you are standing with me! Moderator Let me thank those who attended the “Virginia Stands for Life” gathering on January 9. Pastor Lloyd Donica Hampton Over 750 folks attended reminding our legislators of the value of a life! Vice Moderator Pastor Ray Haskett While God never promised us life would be easy, we all can appreciate an encouraging Colonial Heights word (Pr 25:11 “A word fitly spoken is like apples of gold in pictures of silver.) Secretary/Treasurer Pastor Steve Huffman So, I am asking you to give a note of thanks to those legislators who stood firm in the Mineral face of harsh, and sometimes vile, attacks by those who oppose godly values. Pastor Chad Branch Danville You can find out who your delegate or senator is on our web site at www.vaib.org and Pastor Lee Brown Culpeper click on “Who Is My Legislator.” I also have two lists of legislators at the end of this letter to let you know who to “Thank” for voting for bills supporting godly conservative Pastor Clifton Cauthorne Clintwood values and who to “Encourage” for not voting for bills supporting godly conservative values. Pastor Cameron Cloud Dillwyn Pastor Brent Hockema Please contact your delegate or state senator today by phone, email, or letter to: New Market Let them know you are praying for them. Pastor John Kinsey Thank them for voting for godly conservative values IF they voted with us Emporia or Pastor Dave Martin Ask them to vote for godly conservative values IF they did not vote with us. Winchester Be kind, be brief, be appreciative. Pastor Joseph Peters Stewartsville The time you invest will reap benefits more than you can imagine! Pastor Bruce Rhew Your legislator needs to hear from you! Blackstone Your legislator needs to know what you stand for! Pastor Troy Thacker Be sure to inform your legislator that VAIB represents your interests. Orange DETERMINE TO DO IT THIS WEEK! Pastor Bill Weeks Buffalo Junction In His Service, Pastor Tim Wilcox Fredericksburg Eddy Future Annual Meetings: September 19-20, 2013 Eddy Aliff September 18-19, 2014 Executive Director September 17-18, 2015 EA/ca Thank these Delegates for supporting Chris Peace – 97th district conservative moral values (2013). Brenda Pogge – 96th district Charles Poindexter – 9th district nd David Albo - 42 district Bob Purkey – 82nd district st Rich Anderson – 51 district Lacey Putney – 19th district th Dickie Bell – 20 district David Ramadan – 87th district th Rob Bell – 58 district Margaret Ransome – 99th district nd Kathy Byron – 22 district Roxann Robinson – 27th district th Ben Cliine – 24 district Nick Rush – 7th district th Mark Cole – 88 district Thomas Rust – 86th district th Barbara Comstock – 34 district Ed Scott – 30th district th John Cosgrove – 78 district Beverly Sherwood – 29th district th John Cox – 55 district Chris Stolle – 83rd district th Kirk Cox – 66 district Bob Tata – 85th district th Anne B. Crockett-Stark – 6 district Ron Villanueva – 21st district nd Mark Dudenhefer – 2 district Lee Ware – 65th district th Jim Edmunds – 60 district Michael Watson – 93rd district th Matt Fariss – 59 district Michael Webert – 18th district th Peter Farrell – 56 district Tony Wilt – 26th district rd Scott Garrett – 23 district Tommy Wright – 61st district th Todd Gilbert – 15 district David Yancey – 94th district nd Tag Greason – 32 district Joseph Yost – 12th district Greg Habeeb – 8th district th Chris Head – 17 district Thank these Senators for supporting st Gordon Helsel – 91 district conservative moral values (2013). Bill Howell – 28th district Tim Hugo – 40th district Richard Black – 13th district Sal Iaquinto – 84th district Harry Blevins – 14th district Riley Ingram – 62nd district Bill Carrico – 40th district Joe Johnson – 4th district Chuck Colgan – 29th district Chris Jones – 76th district Tom Garrett – 22nd district Terry Kilgore – 1st district Emmett Hanger – 24th district Barry Knight – 81st district Stephen Martin – 11th district Steve Landes – 25th district Ryan McDougle – 4th district Jim LeMunyon – 67th district Jeff McWaters – 8th district Scott Lingamfelter – 31st district Steve Newman – 23rd district Manoli Loupassi – 68th district Tommy Norment – 3rd district Danny Marshall – 14th district Mark Obenshain – 26th district Bob Marshall – 13th district Phillip Puckett – 38th district Jimmie Massie – 72nd district Bryce Reeves – 17th district Joe May – 33rd district Frank Ruff – 15th district Don Merricks – 16th district Ralph Smith – 19th district Jackson Miller – 50th district Bill Stanley – 20th district Randy Minchew – 10th district Walter Stosch – 12th district Will Moorefield – 3rd district Richard Stuart – 28th district Rick Morris – 64th district Jill Vogel – 27th district John O’Bannon – 73rd district Frank Wagner – 7th district Israel O’Quinn – 5th district John Watkins – 10th district Bobby Orrock – 54th district Encourage these Delegates to support Encourage these Senators to support conservative moral values (2013). conservative moral values (2013). Mamye Bacote – 95th district th Bob Brink – 48th district Kenneth Alexander – 5 district th David Bulova – 37th district George Barker – 39 district th Betsy Carr – 69th district Creigh Deeds – 25 district th Rosalyn Dance – 63rd district Adam Ebbin – 30 district st Eileen Filler-Corn – 41st district John Edwards – 21 district st Charniele Herring – 46th district Barbara Favola – 31 district rd Daun Hester – 89th district Mark Herring – 33 district nd Patrick Hope – 47th district Janet Howell – 32 district nd Algie Howell – 90th district Mamie Locke – 2 district th Matthew James – 80th district Louise Lucas – 18 district th Johnny Joannou - 79th district Dave Marsden – 37 district th Mark Keam – 35th district Henry Marsh – 16 district th Kaye Kory – 38th district Donald McEachin – 9 district st Rob Krupicka – 45th district John Miller – 1 district th Lynwood Lewis – 100th district Ralph Northam – 6 district th Alfonso Lopez – 49th district Chap Petersen – 34 district th Jennifer McClellan – 71st district Toddy Puller – 36 district th Delores McQuinn – 70th district Richard Saslaw – 35 district Joe Morrisey – 74th district Ken Plum – 36th district James Scott – 53rd district Mark Sickles – 43rd district Lionell Spruill – 77th district Scott Surovell – 44th district Luke Torian – 52nd district David Toscano – 57th district Roslyn Tyler – 75th district Jeion Ward – 92nd district Onzlee Ware – 11th district Vivian Watts – 39th district .
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