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Southern Baptist Convention - 1985 Dallas, Texas American Baptists--139 Pastor's Conf RELEasE INDM Southern Baptist Convention - 1985 Dallas, Texas American Baptists--139 Pastor's Conf. Monday btxning--29 Assoc. of Baptists for !3xuting--129 Pastor's Conf. Officers--33 BPRA mibit Winners--133 Pastor's Conf. Sunday Night-22 Billy Graham Endorsement-68 Pastor's Conf. Wrapup Revised--58 Brotherhood Breakfast--107 Pastor's Conference Wrapup-54 Campus Ministers Sunday Night--31 Peace Initiative Correction--48 Campus Ministers Sunday--30 Peace Initiative Motion--69 Campus Ministers Wrapp-71 Peace Initiative--45 Church Music Monday--36 Peace Plan Camnittee-106 Carranittee On Boards Report--85 Pawell Press Conference-26 Carmittee On Camnittees Report--105 Presidential Address--72 Cmittee on Conanittees--128 Purported Graham Endorsement--64 Convention Broadcast On BIN--122 Registration 3 P.M. Monday--35 Religious Educ. As=. Sunday--19 Convention Center Record--94 Religious Education Monday--42 Convention Sermon--104 Religious Education Wrapup-49 Cr iswell' s Sermon--15 Research Fellowship--41 Crowds Story Cor reetion--82 Resolutions Cmit tee-6 Cultines--98 Randup For Monday A.M. --1 Cutline Correction-132 SBC Wrapup-143 Cutlines---124 Second Vice-Pres. Correction--101 Cutlines-111 Second Vice-Pres. Election--99 Cutlines--130 Second Vice-president--90 Cutlines--131 Southeastern Seminary Luncheon--112 Cut1ines--134 Southern Seminary Luncheon--113 Cutlines--136 Southwestern Hameming--34 Cutlines--59 - - 3 0,33 Swthwestern Seminary Luncheon--115 Cutlines--66 Spxh Contest Feature-110 Cutlines-67 Stanley Elected President--80 Denminational Calendar Report--146 Stanley News Conference--91 Directors of Mission--18 Stanley, Charles Bio--61 Directors of Missions Monday--27 State Convention Peace Plan--16 Directors of Missions Wrapup-51 Statistics On mmen In The SBC--4 Draper's Sewn--3 Sunday Registration--20 mrgency Landing--23 Thursday A.M. Roundup-97 Evangelist Breakfast--62 Thursday Morning Agency Reports-135 Evangelists Correction--119 Thursday Morning Motions--137 Evangelists--117 Thursday P.M. Roundup-108 Executive Cmittee Elections--116 Thursday Resolutions--138 Executive Camittee Monday--39 Thursday Resolutions--140 Executive Carranittee Report Part 1--70 Tuesday A.M. Roundup-21. Ekecutive Cmittee Report Part 2--78 Tuesday A.M. Wrapup Correction--24 Exhibits--73 Tuesday Afternoon Resolutions--83 First VP Nominations--84 Tuesday Evening Motions--88 Foreign Mission Board Report--95 Tuesday Morning Crawd--63 Forum Second Half--44 Tuesday Morning Motions--75 Forum Wrapup-47 Tuesday Morning Resolutions-74 Form-38 Tuesday Night Reso3.ut ions--9 3 Golden Gate Seminary Luncheon--118 Voting Irregularities--142 Hame Mission Board Reprt--127 W Correctiow-46 Indians Organize--52 W Correction--57 James Baldwin Feature-89 WU Menday Af ternoon--43 Layman' s Rally--2 PBW mnday Morning--28 Midwestern Seminary Luncheon--114 W Monday Morni ng-32 Ministers ' Wives Conference-76 W Fbnday Night--55 Miscellaneous Busines4-86 W Sunday Afternoon--12 Missions Day Camp--109 W Sunday Night--17 Monday P.M. Wraplp-11 W Wrapup-53 Moore Elected First VicePres.--87 Wdnesday A.M. Roundup--77 Moore News Conference--96 Wednesday Evening Business--126 -re, Winfred Bie-60 Wednesday Morning Motions--103 -re, Winfred Feature-37 Wednesday Morning Reprts--100 Music Conference Sunday--14 Wednesday Morning Reports--102 Music Conference Wrapup-50 Wednesday Night Miscellaneous--125 New Orleans Seminary Luncheon--121 tJednesday Night Resolutions--123 Newsroan Mmno-25 Wdnesday P.M. IEoundup-81 Newsrocm I4em0-5 Wideman Press Con re ce-141 Nminations For President--79 Wanen In Ministry WP-9 Opening Sessio~egistra~ion--65 lhnen In Ministry Correctiofi--10 Pastor ' s Con£. Final Session--56 FJcmen In ini is try, SBC--7 Pastor's Conf. Monday Afternoon--40 Wmen In Ministry--8 RELEASE mF,x Southern Baptist Cc ~nvention- 1985 Dall as, Texas American Raptists--139 Pastor's Conf. Monday Morning--29 Assoc. of Baptists for Scouting--129 Pastor's Conf. Officers--33 BPRA Exhibit Winners--133 Pastor's Conf. Sunday Night--22 Billy Graham Endorsement--68 Pastor's Conf. Wrapup Revised--58 Brotherhood Breakfast--107 Pastor's Conference Wrapup--54 Campus Ministers Sunday Night--31 Peace Injt iative C~rrecti~on--48 Campus Ministers Sunday--30 Peace Initiative Motion--69 Campus Ministers Wrapup-71 Peace Ini tiative--45 Church Music Monday--36 Peace Plan Camnittee--106 Committee On Boards Repart--85 Pawell Press Conference--26 Cammittee On Committees Report--105 Presidentia1 Address--72 Committee on Committees--128 Purported Graham Fndorsement--64 Convention Broadcast On BTN--122 Registration 3 P.M. Monday--35 Religious Educ. Assoc. Sunday--19 Convention Center Record--94 Religious ducati ion Monday--42 Convention Sermon--104 Religious Fducation Wrapup-49 Cr i swell' s Sermon--1.5 Research Fel lowship-41 Crowds Story Correction--82 Resolutions Committee--6 Cultines--98 Roundup For Monday A.M.--1 Cutline Correction--132 SRCl Wrapup-143 Cut1 ines---I24 Second Trice-Pres. Correct!"on--1.01 Cut1 ines--111 Second Vice-Pres. Elect.ion--99 Cut1 ines--130 Second vice-~resid-fent--90 Cutlines--131 Southeastern Seminary T,uncheon--112 Cut1 ines--134 Southern Seminary Luncheon--113 Cutlines--136 Southwestern ~omecoming--34 Cutlines--59 -- . - Southwestern Seminarv Luncheon--115 Cutlines--66 Speech Contest Feature--110 Cut1 ines--67 Stanl-ey Elected President--80 Denminational Calendar Report--146 Stanley News Conference--91 Directors of Mission--18 Stanley, Charles Bio--61 Directors of Missions Monday--27 State Convention Peace Plan--16 Directors of Missions Wrapup-51 Statistics On Wmen In The SBC--4 Draper ' s Sermon--3 Sunday Regi stration--20 Emergency Landing--23 Thursday A.M. Roundup-97 Evangelist Breakfast--62 Thursday Morning Agency Reports--135 Evangelists Correction--119 Thursday Morning Motions--137 Evangelists--117 Thursday P.M. Roundup-108 Executive Committee Elections--116 Thursday Resolutions--138 Executive Committee Monday--39 Thursday Resolutions--140 Executive Committee Report Part 1--70 Tuesday A.M. Roundup-21 Executive Committee Report Part 2--78 Tuesday A.M. Wrapup Correction--24 Exhibits--73 Tuesday Afternoon Resolutions--83 First VP Nominations--84 Tuesday Evening Motions--88 Foreign Mission Board Report--95 Tuesday Morninq Crd--63 Forum Second Half--44 Tuesday Morni ng Motions--7 5 Forum Wr apup-47 Tuesday Morninq Resolutions--74 Form-38 Tuesday Night Resol ut ions--9 3 Golden Gate Seminary 1,uncheon--17.8 Voting Trregularities--142 Home Mission Board Report--127 W Correction--46 Indians Organize--52 W rorrection--57 James Baldwin Feature-89 W Monday Afternoon--43 Layman' s Ra1.l.y--2 W Monday Wrning--28 Midwestern Seminary Luncheon--114 WlU Wnday Mornjnq-32 Ministers' Wives Conference-76 W Monday Night--55 Miscellaneous Business--86 W Sunday Afternoon--12 Missions Day Camp--109 \M Sunday Night--17 Monday P.M. Wrapup-ll WU Wrapup-53 Moore Elected First Trice-Pres.--87 Wdnesday A.M. Roundup-77 Moore News Conference--96 Wednesday Evening Business--126 Moore, Winfred Rio--60 Wednesday Morning Motions--103 Moore, Winfred Feature--37 Wednesday Morning Reports--100 Music Conference Sunday--14 Wednesday Morning Reports--102 Music Conference Wrapup-50 Wednesday Night Miscellaneous--125 New Orleans Seminary Luncheon--1.21 Wednesday Night Resolutions--123 Newsrmn Memo--25 Wednesday P.M. Roundup-81 Newsroom Memo--5 Widernan Press Conf~reqce--141 Nominations For President--79 YVmen In ~inistr~w~-9 Opening Session/Registration--65 Warnen In Mini stry Correction--10 Pastor's ConF. Final Session--56 Warnen Tn Ministry, SRC--7 Pastor's Conf. Monday Afternoon--40 bbnen In Ministry--8 News Room - Dallas Convention Center (214) 65&7954 WiC. Fields SBC PmRepresentative Dan Martin News Room Manager Craig Bird PhotographylFeatum Manager Southern Baptist Convention Rallas, June ll.U, 1985 ROUNDUP FOR MONDAY AMS Release after 3 p.m. Sunday DALLAS, June 9--Pleas to feed the spiritually hungry and help the homeless key- noted opening sessions Sunday of religious groups rneetingh-in advance of the 128th Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) . Bill Weber, pastor of Prestonwood Baptist Church, Dallas, emphasized the importance of providing spiritual food in his address at the Southern Baptist Pastors' Conference in Dallas Convention Center. William M. Elliott, director of Jefferson Street Baptist Center, Louisville, Ky,, championed the concerns of the homeless at the annual meeting of the woman's Missionary Union, SBC missions auxiliary, in the Dallas Convention Center Arena. Other Southern Baptist groups in pre-convention sessions included religious educators, church musicians, campus ministers, directors of missions, and women in ministry. The SBC wfll open a three-day run Tuesday morning at the convention center with an address by President Charles Stanley, pastor of First Baptist Church, Atlanta, and election 05 officers. Competition for the presidency between Stanley and W. Winfred Moore, pastor of First Baptist Church, Amarillo, Texas, is expected to attract 30,000 messengers, largest gathering for an annual meeting since the 14.3 mulion member convention was organized in 1845. In the advance to the clergy, Weber contended "people gather in our services today with hungry hearts, anxious to receive the spirtual food our Lord can provide. "1t is easy to forget that everyone around us has a spiritual hunger in their lives. Often, because a group of people look healthy and successful, we overlook the fact that the inner man searches daily for a spiritual feeding.'' Weber encouraged the ministers to remain sensitive to the specific needs of persons in their listening audiences and to show a positive attitude as they help others. Itwe are tempted to justify our spiritual apathy or our indifference. We try to rationalize our lack of concern that people be saved. I believe, frankly, that one day we are going to have to give an account of that indifferent attitude. Just procrastinating rather thah being enthusiastic about doing the Lord's work is not pleasing to God .I1 Weber challenged the pastors to be creative in their approaches, confessing "I like to be around people who figure out different ways to do the Lord's work.
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