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2019 – 2020 Annual Report of the Executive Secretary-Treasurer Rev. Emmett L. Dunn

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2019 – 2020 Annual Report of the Executive Secretary-Treasurer Rev. Emmett L. Dunn

Lott Carey Baptist Foreign Mission Society

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123rd Lott Carey Annual Session 1st Virtual Experience

Host Pastors: Dr. Wallace Charles Smith, Shiloh Baptist Church, Washington, DC Rev. Bernard M. Taylor, Open Door Baptist Church, Washington, DC Dr. James E. Victor, Jr., Mt. Olive Baptist Church, Arlington, VA Rev. Lott Carey 1780 – 1828 TABLE OF CONTENTS 2019 – 2020 ANNUAL REPORT

Convention Officers and Staff...... 2 Executive Secretary-Treasurer...... 3 Rev. Emmett L. Dunn Lott Carey Baptist Mission Schools, Liberia...... 7 Rev. Emile D. E. Sam-Peal Lott Carey Baptist Mission, India...... 11 Mr. Thomas T. Roy Lott Carey Baptist Mission, Nigeria...... 16 Rev. Kenneth C. Ebong Guyana Missionary Baptist Church, Guyana...... 20 Rev. Brenda K. Harewood Lott Carey Baptist Ministries, Kenya-Sudan...... 25 Rev. Hezron K. Cheruiyot The Baptist Convention, South Africa...... 27 Dr. Thembelani Elvis Jentile Zimbabwe Theological Seminary, Zimbabwe...... 31 Henry Mugabe, Ph.D. Trinity Evangelical Ministry, Jamaica...... 33 Rev. Karl B. Johnson, Chairman, Boards of Directors African AIDS Initiative International (AAII), Ethiopia...... 35 Elleni Gebreamlak, President Disaster Services...... 36 Kathi L. Reid, Program Manager Takeshia M. Klu, Program Coordinator Leading Contributors to Christian Missions...... 39 Roll Call of Contributors to Christian Missions...... 45 CONVENTION OFFICERS

Rev. Gregory J. Jackson Dr. John M. Alexander, Jr. President Chairman, Board of Directors

Ms. Rosette T. Graham Mr. Tony Taylor Rev. Vernon Gordon Women In Service Everywhere Men On Mission International Youth President Team Leader Development Team Leader

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Mrs. Tonga R. Peterson Ms. Kathi L. Reid Takeshia Klu Operations Manager Project Manager, Project Coordinator/ Project Coordinator Disaster Services Network Disaster Services

Bro. Atiba E. Goatley Mrs. Barbara T. Crump Dr. Evans L. Spagner Executive Assistant/ Program Coordinator Program Coordinator Project Coordinator

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all of our efforts would have proven futile, especially LOTT CAREY in this season of unprecedented challenges. While these last few months have not been all smooth BAPTIST sailing, I rejoice because of the faithfulness of God and the sacrificial support of the Lott Carey family. Contained in this volume are the stewardship FOREIGN reports of activities of our global mission partners and domestic staff. I trust that these narratives will MISSION provide a window, offering you a glimpse into Lott Carey’s missional thrust. As you digest the stories and CONVENTION reflect on the challenges, know that you are a part of these stories. You aided us in changing the context of the marginalized, the voiceless, the disenfranchised, and those offering leadership in their communities. Rev. Emmett L. Dunn Because of your prayers and financial support, Lott Executive Secretary-Treasurer Carey was able to do what we do best; Touch Lives with Transforming Love. Thank You!

To the Lott Carey family gathered virtually for our Our missional thrust is informed by Lott Carey’s 123rd Annual Session, Mission and our five-year strategic drivers. I have included both as a reminder and a focus, as we give “Grace and peace to you thanks for where we have been, to celebrate where from God our Father and we are, and to contemplate where we are headed. the LORD Jesus Christ. I thank my God every time Our Mission I remember you. In all my The Lott Carey Global Christian Missional prayers for all of you, I Community extends the Christian witness around always pray with joy because the world. Through prayer partnership, financial of your partnership in the support, and technical assistance, we come alongside gospel from the first day until indigenous communities to support ministries now, being confident of this, of evangelism, compassion, empowerment, and that he who began a good work in you will carry it on advocacy. Together, we are touching lives with to completion until the day of Christ Jesus.” transforming love. – Philippians 1:2-6 (NIV) 2017 – 2022 Strategic Priorities: I count it a joy to have the opportunity to share 1. Strengthen global partnership impact with you a summary of work accomplished for • Recruit churches and provide technical the period under review. My service as the 6th assistance for project implementation. Executive Secretary-Treasurer/CEO of our beloved • Support multi-year program planning with Lott Carey Baptist Foreign Mission Convention partners. began on November 1, 2019. I came to this ministry • Assist partners in grant proposal development opportunity with a deep sense of gratitude to God for and submissions. his divine favor, to the Executive Search Committee 2. Heighten brand awareness and Board of Directors for their confidence in my • Increase the quality and quantity of marketing. leadership, and to the entire Lott Carey family for • Engage social media effectively for general their commitment to walk alongside me in service awareness, engagement, and support. to our global family. I am perpetually grateful for • Grow network, church, and individual the cooperation received from Board Chairman, Dr. partnerships in the South and Southeast. John M. Alexander, Jr., President Gregory Jackson, members of the Executive Committee, Board of Directors, our global partners, pastors, congregations, and the Lott Carey office staff. Without their support,

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3. Expand the depth and breadth of church their contributions in the fourth quarter (April – June). participation The fact that churches, our primary support base, were • Increase prevention, response, and recovery also impacted negatively, we were faced with an even disaster services. more daunting task of trying to respond to COVID-19 • Implement annual short-term mission requests, while at the same time, endeavoring to meet assignments for units. our monthly obligations to our partners. We found • Support congregational short-term mission ourselves in unchartered territory. Notwithstanding deployments. the setbacks, we succeeded in achieving our budgetary 4. Strengthen youth engagement (Children and Youth) support to our partners and aiding in the fight against • Develop and distribute a toolkit to implement COVID-19. Thank you! regional Hope Missionary Days. • Enlarge Annual Youth Seminar participation. In addition to the financial strain brought on by the • Create project opportunities that connect and COVID-19 pandemic, we were forced to cancel several equip youth for leadership and service. major events in the interest of the health and safety of 5. Widen young adult involvement (Millennials and everyone. These events included the Annual Spring Generation X) Mission Conference, the Youth Seminar, regional and • Develop Emerging Leaders Gathering for ages association rallies, short-term mission teams, and staff 18 – 24 with a focus on college campuses. mission visits. We did, however, manage to conduct the • Design regional service impact weekends in business of the Executive Committee and the Board of North America for Millennials and Generation Directors with the use of online platforms. X. • Engage younger pastors for greater involvement On-Going Support – Touching Lives, One Mission at and leadership. a Time 6. Provide missions education and leadership training • In Kenya, Nigeria, and Haiti, we continue (congregational, pastoral and seminary) to support churches, pastors, and community • Implement an additional Doctor of Ministry in impact ministries. global leadership partnership with an accredited • In Zimbabwe, we continue to provide graduate theological school. theological training for pastors and church • Implement a master’s degree partnership leaders so that they can lead congregations in accessible to global and domestic students. transformational ministries. • Implement digital visual and audio capacity for • In Liberia, we continue to provide high-quality missions’ education and leadership formation. education to help children become builders and 7. Fortify organizational strength leaders in a country still suffering from many • Enlarge network of congregational and years of civil unrest. individual donors. • In Jamaica, we continue to provide skills • Increase giving amounts from existing donors. training for young adults to give them • Expand administrative capacity to manage alternatives to crime and addiction. resources and partnerships. • In Guyana and India, we continue to provide general health care for the poor and services Dealing with the Unexpected for people with HIV and AIDS so that mothers, To say that this season of the year 2020 is challenging children, and families can be healthier and more would be an understatement. What started as a year whole. full of excitement and anticipation, was very quickly • In Ethiopia and South Africa, we continue to changed into one of uncertainties brought on by the help victims of sexual slavery to be rescued, to onslaught of COVID-19. Like the rest of the world, we recover, and rebuild lives of hope and meaning. had to institute measures to safeguard the interest of Lott Carey and come up with creative ways to maintain the operations of the International office and to avoid any interruption in our commitment to our global partners. During normal times, the third quarter of the fiscal year (January – April), always presents us with financial challenges as most churches begin sending

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COVID-19 Response – “Answering the Call” of influence is continuously on the rise, and the global • In Zimbabwe, we assisted with the purchase of economy’s downturn due to COVID-19 is expected Personal Protective Equipment and food. to have a negative impact on mission donations for • In Guyana, we provided academic support for the foreseeable future. We encourage each person Guyanese school children, especially those in connected with Lott Carey to consider making a rural communities with little or no access to monthly contribution and commit to recruiting others modern technology. to do the same. January through March’s typical pattern • In Haiti, we provided financial assistance for of giving creates enormous stress for the office staff both the orphanage and elderly home at Mission in conducting the convention’s on-going operations of Grace. And, we aided through, L Union and supporting our partners. Consistent monthly Strategic De Engleses, a conglomerate of revenue intake will significantly improve our financial Churches, in assisting children whose parents outlook and enable us to respond to needs when called died due to the Coronavirus. upon. We currently have 12,000+ contacts in our data • In Liberia, we provided food assistance for management system. Imagine if each of these persons faculty and staff at the Lott Carey Mission would make a monthly contribution of $10.00, we Schools in Bopula and Brewerville. could raise $1.2 million dollars annually. Add this • In Jamaica, we provided both monetary amount to gifts from our churches, and we will meet and psycho-social support to leaders and this year’s fiscal budget of 2.2 million dollars. We can congregations experiencing enormous challenges do it! Together, we can do more! directly related to the virus. • In Nigeria, we made a capital investment in Looking Ahead preparation for the reopening of schools after the As we enter a new fiscal year, our prayer is that God COVID-19 lockdown concludes. will provide the needed resources to continue the work • In South Africa, we provided financial assigned to our hands. Listed below is an outline of our assistance to the Mamelodi Baptist Church emphasis for the period July 1, 2020 – June 30, 2021. soup kitchen serving the poor and homeless communities and providing food parcels for 1. To maintain monthly commitments to our global pastors. partners. • In Kenya, we provided financial assistance to 2. To develop a strategic fund development plan with Kipsitet Baptist Church Clinic for the purchase emphasis on individual donors. of COVID-19 test kits. 3. To improve technological infrastructures. • In the U.S., we provided web-based resource 4. To build staff capacity. information to our churches, produced and 5. To establish a member services department. distributed face masks, assisted with grant 6. To provide multiple opportunities for Mission writing, and offered prayer support. Education. 7 To heighten brand awareness. Fund Development – Together, we can do more! Lott Carey has always depended on the sacrificial contributions from our churches and individuals to support our mission. During the last fiscal year (July 1, 2019 – June 30, 2020), we experienced a significant drop in giving, especially from our churches. This did not come as a surprise. Staying connected and maintaining the level of ministry pre-COVID-19 remains a challenge for most churches. As such, we have embarked upon a fund development strategy; a strategy focused upon reaching individuals interested in supporting the mission of Lott Carey. We are incredibly confident in the quality of the ministry opportunities we offer through the Lott Carey network, and the impact we have through our international partners’ engagements. The cost to maintain this level

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In Memoriam – Well Done Faithful Servants. Gratitude – “Doing More with Less” (July 2019 – June 2020) When it comes to the Lott Carey staff, “The Harvest Then I heard a voice from heaven say, “Write this: is plentiful, but the laborers are few.” All that Blessed are the dead who die in the LORD from now we accomplished would not have been possible on.” “Yes,” says the Spirit, “they will rest from their without the dedicated and committed services of our labor, for their deeds will follow them.” international office staff, Mrs. Tonga R. Peterson, - Revelation 14:13 (NIV) Ms. Kathi L. Raid, Mrs. Takeshia Klu, and Mr. Atiba E. Goatley. Many persons are shocked at the size We remember the life and legacy of those who walked of our staff; however, impressed by the volume of alongside us and are now resting in their heavenly work accomplished. I am grateful to each of them for home. embracing my leadership philosophy and adapting to Rev. Carl L. Washington, Sr. changes implemented in response to the challenges St. Timothy’s Christian Baptist Church of COVID-19. Appreciation is extended to Dr. Evans Baltimore, MD L. Spagner and Mrs. Barbara T. Crump for their Rev. Ernest Pitts contribution of time, talent, and resources rendered to Greater Peoples Union Baptist Church advance the mission of Lott Carey. Our international Washington, DC partners also need to be recognized for contributing Rev. Reginald M. Green, Sr. to the life, work, and mission of Lott Carey. We Walker Memorial Baptist Church exist because of the partnerships we have across the Washington, DC globe. Like us, they too are operating with minimal Rev. Ronald K. Minor resources, but they never allow that to deter them from First Baptist Church of Deanwood the awesome responsibility of doing God’s mission. Washington, DC President Gregory Jackson and Chairman John M. Rev. Floyd Patterson Alexander, Jr. have been a constant support to the Greater Saint Paul Baptist Church entire staff. My onboarding process was made a little Washington, DC easier because of the resource support of Dr. Gregory Bro. Bernard Lott K. Moss, Sr., and Dr. David Emmanuel Goatley. To former Team Leader, Men on Missions my wife Suan, and children, LeAnn, Emmett, Jr., and Bro. Richard S. Khemchand Annette, I thank God for you, and considered myself former Superintendent of Lott Carey Baptist blessed to have you as my most exceptional support Mission in India, New Delhi, IN system. Thanks for your love, prayers, and tolerance. Rev. Marcus G. Woods Because of you, I am. Finally, I remain indebted to all Providence Baptist Church persons who have supported me in this work and look Baltimore, MD forward to another year of working together, changing Rev. Eugene Sykes lives, one mission at a time. Friendship Baptist Church Bayonne, NJ Rev. Louise McDowell Mount Pilgrim Baptist Church Passaic, NJ Dr. James L. Cherry, Sr., Aenon Missionary Baptist Church, Rochester, NY

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caring, and learning environment. We value our LOTT CAREY heritage as a Christian institution of learning. We value our emphasis on academic excellence. We BAPTIST value our commitment on creating and sustaining a learning community, where administrators, teachers, staff and students grow together. Character, Industry MISSION and Scholarship is our watchword, our motto.

SCHOOLS, Education is a key component for the security and wellbeing of a community and a country, especially so with our post-civil war context. Preparing the LIBERIA minds and hearts of new generations of Liberians for leadership and contribution is our goal. Our commitment to education for girls and boys, as well as Rev. Emile D. E. Sam-Peal special literacy programs for adults who have not had Superintendent and Principal the opportunity for quality formal education further extends our reach and influence. Our commitment over the past century is a testament to the fact that LCM is positioned to ensuring the rebuilding of this “Thro’ many dangers, toils, and snares, we have country by investing in the human resource for a already come; Tis grace hath bro’t us safe thus far, sustained and prosperous nation Liberia. and grace will lead us home.” The very foundation of this school was built on and To our Executive Secretary- through the evangelization of the gospel of Jesus Treasurer, President and Christ. This remains front and center even as we members of the Board work to affect the whole person – spiritual, academic of Directors, to all of our and recreational. The spiritual emphasis is through brothers and sisters in Christ daily devotions, bible clubs, bible teaching, being of the Lott Carey Global examples for the students to see and other activities family, convening virtually and programs which help to steer and influence their in its 123rd. Annual Session, person. we bring you greetings of thanksgiving and praise from We provide education with a Christian emphasis. This your family in Liberia, West Africa. is important, especially so now that we find ourselves in a pluralistic culture. We have a unique opportunity, For your commitment to missions, your generosity not only to offer the best quality education, but which ensures that boys and girls get the very best also to present our faith. We have many Muslims quality education, we say thank you. You have been and persons of other faith persuasions within our faithful in prayers, presence and financial resources context who come to our institution seeking quality to our institution for the last 112 years. Your education. We have a 45% youthful population as a partnership and your unwavering support have given nation, with about 1.5 million school-aged children. opportunities, changed and impacted lives of young In the communities where our schools are located, we people and their families, our community, nation directly and indirectly touch and impact the lives of and our global village. For the many and countless about 100,000 persons/families easily. blessings: a wonderful school year, eager students, dedicated and sacrificial administrators, teachers and LCM is in the vanguard to provide the very best staff who purpose to make each day exciting, and fun educational opportunities. Our students always score and teachable moments, we offer praises and thanks high marks during the West Africa Senior High School to God. We are thankful to the Lord for another good Certificate Exams (WASSCE), which are mandatory and successful school year so far. for all 12th graders in the West African Sub-region. In this light we have committed ourselves to The mission of Lott Carey Mission School, for over providing the facilities needed to enhance education 100+ years (1908), has been and continues be to by working continuously to improve and equip our provide the best quality education in a nurturing, science labs, and to be staffed to adequately prepare

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our students for the exams. The students are doing is the continuation of the dreams and vision of our practical work and experiments in the laboratory. Our forebears, who made tremendous sacrifices and students and other schools are utilizing our school’s contributions for the establishment of this Institution library for research and reading assignments. Each over 100 years ago. With fervor, commitment, class has mandatory library hours during the week. generously, they supported the school with their We also initiated a reading program in the elementary time, talents and treasures leaving for us a very division, encouraging our students to check out rich heritage and legacy of missional support and books to read at home with their parents. We need commitment to providing quality education here in to work on providing internet and computer access Liberia. Since 1908, the Lott Carey Baptist Mission to students, which we hope to improve as resources School has stood as a bastion of the best in Christian become available to obtain and maintain this service. mission education.

Lott Carey distinguishes herself as one of the very The Lott Carey Schools Liberia is comprised of best secondary educational institutions in our two campuses, one urban (in Brewerville) and the country. We were recognized and commended by the other rural (Bopulu). Our student population from Cummings Africa Foundation, and the West African both campuses is as follows: LCM Bopolu Campus, Examination Council for maintaining a 97 percent Gbarpolu County with 247 students enrolled from K passing average on the National Exams for the past 5 through 9th grade (Female -98, Male- 149; and our consecutive years. Each year scores of students hope LCM Campus in Brewerville, Montserrado County to get enrolled in our school. We intentionally limit (K through 12th grade) with 303 students enrolled and control enrollment so as not to shortchange our Female- 180, Male- 123). We have a total of 122 educational program. Emphasis is on quality, not persons employed serving both campuses in various quantity. We do our best to maintain class sizes in capacities –administration, academics, admissions, keeping with internationally acceptable standards. health services, maintenance and Agriculture. This engenders a better learning environment with more time for teacher-student interaction. There are many opportunities for special projects The campus is designated as a testing center for the and mission teams to come and participate with our WASSCEE Regional Exams, so students from other students and school family. Such include but not schools are sent to our campus to write their exams. limited to:

We have a unique opportunity for evangelism within  Ongoing Professional Development Training our midst. Our reputation for academic excellence for teachers and staff to constantly gain attracts students seeking to have their candles lit at new insights and skills to make our school the “bright flame” of knowledge, including Muslim more student friendly while producing high students, and those of other faiths. This provides us performing students. with a great opportunity to present the gospel through daily chapel devotions, Bible instruction in classes  Work teams to help with the renovation of and regular spiritual emphases. We have witnessed buildings on the campus. many of these students who privately professed their faith in Jesus Christ as Lord, and trust the Holy Spirit  Mission teams to come over and lead Spiritual will work with and through them to one day make Emphasis programs which, in turn, lead to a public profession. We have watched and followed decisions for Christ among the student populace several of graduates who continue with the Christian and staff. Teams are also needed to teach and values instilled in them. Over the years, we have train students for personal evangelism within had several students who made professions of faith their communities. during spiritual emphasis weeks, and are eager to learn the scriptures, and/or sing in the school choir.  Volunteers who will come and work alongside We presented them with Bibles. Some of them keep us to lead various summer camps (STEM their Bibles on campus because they can’t take them camps, Music camp, Sports camp, VBS camp). home. Please pray for these students that God’s Spirit will surround them, protect them, and use them in His  Other ideas for special projects include the own time to be a witness to their families. collection of school/office/teacher supplies, collection of hygiene products (washcloths, This partnership is vital and important because it toothbrushes/toothpaste, bath soap or shower

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gel, and skin lotion), underclothes for students students for the workforce immediately after (all sizes for female and male students), and graduation from high school. sanitary supplies for students’ use. These various items can be collected and shipped to  To upgrade our school with technology – Liberia through the A & H Trucking & Shipping (computers and internet connectivity) to help Company with offices in Hyattsville, MD, USA. prepare our students to be functional literates in this technologically advancing world. Our The global COVID-19 pandemic has greatly students cannot afford to be left behind. affected our ministry and schooling, like every other institution. The COVID-19 virus entered Liberia in  That volunteers will come our way and work early March, and as a precautionary health measure alongside us to teach, train teachers, lead to minimize the infection rates in the country, all various summer camps, work teams to help with schools, churches and business were ordered closed, the renovation of buildings on the campus. a State of Emergency and Lockdown was issued by the government. Health protocols were instituted  Pray with and for our students and their families nationwide –mandatory wearing of masks, daily for the Lord’s provision and protection. Also washing of hands, social distancing, among others. pray for their salvation.

The lockdown instituted to mitigate the spread of  Please pray with us, our staff and their families, the virus created real hardships for families, small for their safety and good health, and their businesses, schools, churches and many other overall wellbeing. institutions. The economic fallout and hardships are as grave, and in some instances worse, than the  Please pray for our students and their families virus itself. Many persons lost jobs and their small that they will be safe and well, that their businesses, rendering them unable to take care of families will have financial needs met, and that daily family needs. The last three months have been parents will be able to pay tuition fees for their really, really difficult. With the abrupt closure of children enrolled at Lott Carey School. schools, we lost all income to operate the school and all its functionaries. Absolutely no operational funds  We pray for sustained and increased financial are available. We had not been able to pay salaries support to enable us to continue to do the since March. Thankfully, with support from the Lott good work we are doing. We do not want to Carey Board, we were finally able to pay salaries for shortchange our school’s high standards and 1 month, and have been assured of financial support achievements due to diminished or reduced from the Lott Carey head offices to ensure we can financial support. pay the balance of salaries owed to staff.  We pray for the Ministry of Education and The uncertain future of curtailing this virus will Health Authorities as they make decisions greatly affect our work. Due to the fact that some affecting the health and wellbeing of all citizens families lost income and jobs, we will likely loose and residents of this country, especially as it students, thus affecting enrollment and income for relates to students, teachers and staff. the next academic year.  We pray, as we anticipate the reopening We therefore solicit your daily and fervent prayerful of school, we will all (students, staff, and support for: administration) follow necessary health protocols and guidelines, so that we will all  The safety and good health of all of our keep safe and well. We pray we will bring staff, students and their families, our school the academic school year to a peaceful and community, our country and the world. The successful closure. sooner this virus can be contained or eradicated, the better it will be for us all. We are grateful and glad to be in the Lord’s service and always amazed and in awe that the Lord chooses  Opportunities and resources to add value to to invite us to work alongside him. our academic program, through the infusion of vocational skills programs, thus preparing our

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“Something beautiful, something good. All my confusion he understood; All I had to offer him was brokenness and strife, But he made something beautiful of my life” Bill Gaither

Our sincere thanks and appreciation to our generous and gracious global Lott Carey family for your sustained love and support over the years. To our Leader, Rev. Dr. Emmett L. Dunn, we say thank you for your leadership, your encouragement, and support. Thank you to the hard-working employees, staff and students along with their families who make this journey fun, fulfilling and worthwhile. Amazed by His grace!

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LOTT CAREY whom they have not even seen. The original focal points for the Mission were: 1. BAPTIST preaching, 2. teaching, and 3. healing. Only the volume and dimensions have increased manifold MISSION, since the inception of the Mission. Please find below a condensed report of the various INDIA fields in which the Mission works in India.

I. Ministry of Preaching Mr. Thomas T. Roy, By the grace of God, we were blessed with two more Superintendent and Secretary/Treasurer churches during the report year, and now we have eight churches and four prayer groups. Rev. C.V. Valson, with unmatched zeal and enthusiasm for the Lord’s work, first joined the mission as Pastor Arise, shine; for thy light is come, and the glory of of Abner Nelson Memorial First Baptist Church, the Lord is risen upon thee. For, behold, the darkness Anandgram Leprosy Colony, when we had only three shall cover the earth, and gross darkness the people: churches. Now, within a decade, with his leadership but the Lord shall arise upon thee, and his glory shall and God’s blessing, the number of churches has be seen upon thee. And the Gentiles shall come to thy grown to eight. light, and kings to the brightness of thy rising. Isaiah 60:1-3 Details of our churches and prayer groups are given below: Dear Brothers and Sisters in the Lord, 1. Abner Nelson Memorial First Baptist Church, Anandgram, Shahdra, Delhi Greetings to you in the Established: 1960 Precious Name of Lord and Pastor: Rev. C. V. Valson Number Saviour Jesus Christ. Members: 280 from 90 families Sunday School: 75 children Seventy-six years have Special Events: 60th year celebrated 21-02-2020 passed since Lott Carey VBS: 350 children Baptist Foreign Mission Gospel Convention: 400-500 attended came to India, a country on the other side of the This is the oldest existing church of the Mission. In globe, to extend a helping hand to the poor and 1960, it was only a mud hut with a thatched roof. needy of our country, especially leprosy patients, and Today, the new three-storeyed building has the untouchables. The beginning was very humble, but capacity to accommodate 300 parishioners. The the Good Lord, who fed more than 5000 people with church regularly hosts Gospel Conventions which a mere five loaves of bread and two fish, was with are attended by more than 500 people. The church us. He made us prosper in all our endeavours so that also conducts Vacation Bible Schools during summer we could serve more and more people in our country, holidays. Children and their trainers show great and be a blessing to many. enthusiasm, participating in activities and singing choruses and hymns praising the Lord. People like Rev. John Nelson, Rev. Abner F. Nelson, and Dr. (Mrs) Ivy Frey Nelson, the first 2. Union Church, 5, Ansari Road, three Superintendents of the Mission in India, did Daryaganj, New Delhi. pioneering work to establish the Mission firmly on Established: 1967 the strongest foundation, Jesus Christ. We gratefully Pastor: Rev. Joel Jagdish Prem remember the sacrificial financial help from our Members: 400 from 96 families brothers and sisters of The United States of America. Sunday School: 20 children May our Lord bless all our supporters and well- Bible Studies: Second Sunday: 60-70 attended wishers richly, for their charity and care for people Special Events: Unity Service honouring Bishop

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Collin Theodore, 22-01-2020; 125 attended Sadabad, Agra, Uttar Pradesh Annual Gospel Convention: 250-300 attended Established: 2018 Whole Night Prayer: 45 attended Evangelist: Mukesh The foundation stone of this church, which adjoins Members: 40 from 16 families Mission Headquarters in Daryaganj, Delhi, was Sunday School: 46 children laid by Rev. Dr. W.C. Somerville in 1967, then the VBS: 113 children Secretary/Treasurer of Lott Carey Baptist Foreign We have plans to build a small non-formal school for Mission Convention. The church has thrived under poor children as soon as funds are available. Please the leadership of Rev. Joel J. Prem. This church also pray for this church and its associated activities, like hosts an annual Gospel Convention, led by renowned the Vacation Bible School and Sunday School. evangelists and speakers. 7. Mount Sinai Baptist Church, 3. Lott Carey Baptist Mission Church, Panipat, Haryana Indira Chakraborthy Gram, (Leprosy Colony), Established: 2019 Hapur Road, Karnal, Haryana Evangelist: Ajmer Singh Established: 1970 Members: 50 from 14 families Pastor: Rev. Samson Sagar Sunday School: 12 children Members: 46 We have now been able to purchase a plot of land to Sunday School: 38 children build the church building. Currently church services VBS: 250 children. and other related activities are held in a building in the First Gospel Convention: 09-11-2019, 400-500 vicinity. attended This church was established in 1970 by Rev. A.F. 8. Bethel Baptist Church, Nelson, then Superintendent of the Mission. For the Faridabad, Haryana first time we held a Gospel Convention in this Church; Established: 2019 about 500 attended. Evangelist: Omender Members: 60 from 20 families 4. Bethany Baptist Church, Sunday School: 25 children Bethany Leprosy Colony, This church was established in the leprosy colony Gannaur, Haryana at Faridabad, Haryana as a prayer group. Presently Established: 2013 we hold church services in the clinic hall. We are Pastor: Rev. C.V. Valson searching for a suitable plot of land to construct a Evangelist: Lazar church building. Please pray for this growing church. Members: 95 from 30 families Sunday School: 23 children Prayer groups, with potential to become Churches VBS: 187 children in future: Gospel Convention: 10-11-2019; 415 attended a) Prayer Group at Sirsad, in Panipat, Haryana. This church was established in a leprosy colony in Strength: 20. Evangelist Mr. Arjun Singh, 2013. Vacation Bible School and Gospel Conventions conducts prayer meetings. are held in the church regularly. Hundreds of children b) Prayer Group at Bapoli, in Panipat, Haryana, from the locality attend. Strength: 35; Evangelist Mr. Arjun Singh conducts prayer meetings. 5. Mount Olivet Baptist Church, c) Prayer Group at Dhadlana, Panipat, Haryana. Gharounda, Haryana Strength: 30; Rev. Vikas Singh conducts prayer Established: 2016 meetings. Pastor: Rev. Vikas Singh d) The prayer group at Derabasy in Punjab: About Members: 80 from 20 families 20 people attend the prayer group which meets Sunday School: 15 children monthly. Evangelist: Arjun Singh. VBS: 25 children The church is growing fast. Now we have over 80 II. Ministry of Teaching parishioners. Sunday School classes and Vacation Bible Schools are held regularly. The Mission has seven Non-formal Education Projects in the states of Delhi, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh. 6. Ebenezer Baptist Church, This year we added one more Non Formal Education

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Project. the students. a) Little Children’s Montessori Base Primary School in Meerut f) Somerville Pre-school at Ebenezer Baptist Established: 1950 Church, Village Rasidpur, Sadabad, U.P. Principal: Miss Dolly Lal Established: 2018 Children: 139 – Nursery to Class V Children: 38 in Nursery Staff: Teaching: 5 Others: 2 Staff: Teaching 1, Others: 1 The school, fully supported by the Mission, is located in Meerut, Uttar Pradesh. The children participate with g) Ankur Project held at Somerville School, enthusiasm in all school activities. This is the first NOIDA, after regular school hours in non-formal school for poor children established by the partnership with Army, Navy, Air Force Wives Mission in 1950. It is heartening to see grandchildren Activity Trust (ANAWA Trust). of the first Nursery students of this school are now Ankur Project studying where their grandfathers studied. The meaning of the word Ankur in Hindi is Sprout or Seedling. Through this project, in partnership with a b) Somerville Non Formal Education Project- charitable organisation of the wives of military officers, Amar Nagar, Faridabad, Haryana The Mission serves around 400 children from slums Established: 2006 and nearby villages in NOIDA. The Mission provides Teacher-in-charge: Mrs. Anima Kandulna use of some classrooms to the ANAWA Trust at the Children: 30 Somerville School, NOIDA, after school hours. The This is a project exclusively for children of the stone Mission also provides two buses to fetch the children quarry workers, who live in slums in the vicinity from their homes and drop them back, free of cost. and migrate to other work sites where they get jobs. This gesture, on our part, has been most satisfying, as Mrs. Anima Kandulna, our teacher is imparting these little ones can live with dignity in a just society excellent education. The students are admitted to local and help their families and future generations get out government-run schools after primary education at this of the perpetual vortex of poverty and want. It is a project. Since the land is not owned by the Mission, no pleasure to see their enthusiasm and happiness to study expansion activities can be undertaken here. in the same class rooms as privileged children, after the school hours. c) Somerville Non-Formal School- Anandgram Leprosy Colony, Shahdra, Delhi h) Scholarships and Financial Aid to Poor and Established: 2014 Needy Children: 80 in Nursery and Kindergarten Approximately 266 students were supported by Staff: Teaching 2, Others 2 Mission during the reporting year for their education Classes are held on the 2nd floor of the church building and hostel expenses. Thirteen of these students at Anandgram Leprosy Colony, Shahdra, Delhi. received training in nursing courses. The Mission provides financial aid to many poor and d) Somerville Pre-School at Bethany Baptist needy persons, be it for their medical treatment or Church, Gannaur, Haryana setting up small scale business ventures so that they Established: 2017 can feed their families. Children: 78 in Nursery and Kindergarten Staff: Teaching 1, Others 3 Public Schools of the Mission Classes are held on the first floor of the church in the The Mission has four public schools affiliated with the leprosy colony. This school is administered by Pastor Central Board of Secondary Education. The schools are Lazar Masih, who is assisted by a helper. well known for their academic excellence, discipline, and for instilling the right values in young minds. The e) Somerville Pre-School at Mount Olivet Baptist children are mainly from middle and upper middle Church, Gharounda, Haryana class families in and around Delhi. The total strength Established: 2017 of the four schools is nearly 10,000. The schools are Children: 23 in Nursery financially self-supporting. Staff: Teaching 1, Others 1 Started in 2017 with 10 children, has increased to 23 a) Somerville School, students and 2 staff members. Pastor Vikas Singh, and Vasundhara Enclave, Delhi-110096 his wife, Mrs. Reeta Singh, assisted by a helper, teach www.somervillevasundhara.in

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Students: 2773 Teaching staff: 133 Monthly rations are given to 29 families of HIV/AIDS Administrative staff: 125 patients by the school children. During the Christmas Principal: Ms. Esther Mani season, students collect various gift items and present From a humble beginning in 1975 with just over 400 them to children of our Non-Formal Education Projects, students in a Central Delhi building, we have come a who are from economically backward sections of the long way, with nearly 2800 students studying in state- society. In this way we encourage our students to of-the-art class rooms. participate in community welfare work from an early age. b) Somerville School, NOIDA, Uttar Pradesh III. Ministry of Healing www.somervillenoida.in Students: 3502 a) HIV/AIDS awareness project Teaching staff: 156 Our Mission started one of the first clinics/mini Admin staff: 140 hospitals with 7 beds for HIV/AIDS patients. Principal: Mrs. Margarita Nalini Arulraj. However, due to the large number of patients who This is the flagship school of the Mission, and is required services in this area and our inability to cope known as one of the best schools in the National with the increasing number of patients, we had to close Capital Region for its academic excellence and extra- down the clinic. We are now engaged in an Awareness curricular activities. Programme for the public, especially those who belong to the marginalised sections of society, to prevent the c) Somerville School, spread of this fatal disease. Magic Shows and Street Greater NOIDA, Uttar Pradesh plays are conducted every week and local people, who www.somervillegreaternoida.in are generally poor and uneducated, eagerly attend Students: 2175. these shows. In this way, we create an awareness of Teaching staff: 104 the dangers of HIV/AIDS and the means to avoid this Admin staff: 117 terrible disease. Principal: Dr. Mary Thomas Established in 1998, this school is known for its b) Leprosy Clinics administered by the Mission academic excellence. In the previous year’s public 1. Lott Carey Baptist Mission Hospital, examinations, this school scored 100% first divisions Indira Chakraborthy Gram, Karnal, Haryana for all its candidates and 87% of these candidates 2. Dr. Ivy Nelson Memorial Leprosy Clinic, scored distinctions. This school was the first school Bharat Mata Kusht Ashram, established in Greater NOIDA, Uttar Pradesh. Gandhi Colony, Faridabad, Haryana 3. Lott Carey Baptist Mission Clinic at d) Somerville International School, Navjeevan Leprosy Colony, Sector 132, NOIDA, UP Vaikunt Dham, Panipat, Haryana www.somervilleinternational.in 4. Lott Carey Baptist Mission Clinic, Students: 777 Navjyoti Leprosy Association, Teaching staff: 49 Udyog Nagar, Mangolpuri, Delhi Admin staff: 79 5. Gandhi Kusht Ashram, Principal: Mrs. Sujata Chawdhry Hissar Road, Rohtak, Haryana This school opened in 2013. Capacity is nearly 4000 6. Dr. Beverly Scott Memorial Clinic, students; however, being a new school, the student Bethany Leprosy Colony, strength is much less than the capacity. The school is Gannaur, Haryana fully air-conditioned and each class has been provided 7. Clinic at Anandgram Leprosy Colony, air purifiers. Dr. Gregory K Moss Sr., former President Shahdra, Delhi. of the Lott Carey Baptist Foreign Mission Convention, blessed the school building in November 2012, in the When I joined the Mission about 46 years ago, there presence of the former Executive Secretary/Treasurer was no proper treatment for Leprosy patients and there of Lott Carey Baptist Foreign Mission Convention, Dr. were many leprosy patients. Now we have very good David Emmanuel Goatley. medicines to completely cure this dreaded disease, without any deformities. It is an uphill task, however, Involvement of Somerville School Students in as there are many fresh cases of leprosy among migrant Social Work labourers. Many of them return to their native places,

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without giving any information as to their whereabouts. I take this opportunity to thank Mrs. Mary George, Dr. P.K. Tyagi and Dr. Virender Atreja, our faithful President of the Lott Carey Baptist Mission in India and willing doctors, attend to leprosy patients in the and our Chairperson/Director of Somerville Schools, clinics. They also treat general diseases of poor people Mrs. D. A. Tressler, for the excellent support and from surrounding areas. motivation received from them. I am extremely grateful for their valuable cooperation and suggestions c) Mobile Clinics for the betterment of the Mission. A special thanks to The needs of nearly 8000 patients are attended to the Manager of our schools Mr. Abraham Mathew, by our Mobile Clinic services. These clinics have a Principals of our schools, Doctors of the Leprosy tremendous impact on the lives of the poorest of the Colonies, Pastors of the Churches, and my colleagues poor in the area, and for those who cannot even afford and staff, without whose help, the Mission could not travel expenses to reach the nearest government-run have made such steady progress in various fields. hospitals. These mobile clinics take the doctors to the areas where people live. Tens of thousands of lives My sincere thanks and appreciation go to Rev. have been saved by these clinics. Dr. Tyagi, who has Gregory Jackson, President, Rev. Emmet L.. Dunn, been in service with us for more than 40 years, is the Executive Secretary/Treasurer, and Dr. John M. driving force behind this project. Alexander, Jr., Chairman of the Board of Directors of Lott Carey Baptist Foreign Mission Convention, for Christians are admired for their deeds, not words. Our their unstinted support, encouragement and prayers, deeds speak louder than our words. Many people ask without which we could not have achieved all that us why we are doing this for the poorest of the poor we have done thus far. I take this opportunity to thank in the land, without any motive of making a profit. my brothers and sisters in the Lott Carey Office in the Our answer is: the Love of Christ prompts us to do States for their timely help and support. I gratefully so. Thus, we witness Christ, wherever we carry out acknowledge the help and support of Sister Kathi L. charitable activities, or give a value-oriented education Reid, Program Manager of the Convention, and Sister to the students under our care. Tonga R. Peterson, Operations Manager. May God bless you abundantly and reward you for sacrificial We need your prayers and support for continuing our and selfless service to uplift the poor in India, and for medical work among the poorest of the poor in and your genuine care for the masses, half-way across the around Delhi. With your support, we can reach out to globe. those who inhabit other clusters of slums, and offer them medical aid as well. This is our current need and The doors for evangelisation are closing down fast. our request to the Convention. Please pray for us so that labourers in the Lord’s vineyard are safe and sound. Once again, I thank With the blessings of the Lord, and the involvement my brothers and sisters of member churches of the of the Convention for more than 74 years, we Convention for their prayers and support. May God have attained the stature we have now. Sacrificial continue to bless us as He has always done in the past. contributions of our brothers and sisters of the Lott Carey Baptist Foreign Mission Convention, together Thomas T. Roy, Superintendent with their fervent prayers, are behind all our successes. Lott Carey Baptist Mission in India, Please continue to pray for us, as our country goes 22 June, 2020 through the coronavirus pandemic, which has affected our economy and rendered millions jobless. Please remember we are a country of 1.32 billion people. If the coronavirus really hits us hard in the coming days, even if the mortality rate is one percent, there will be 13 million lives lost. My request to my brothers and sisters of the Convention is to pray for us to avert this calamity, while we pray for the end of the pandemic in the United States.

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established following a 1963 visitation by the then LOTT CAREY president of the Lott Carey Baptist Mission Convention, Dr. Hairston, and a team of 20 missionaries. Our BAPTIST relationship has flourished since then, and over the years our primary focus has been evangelism, the planting and nurturing of churches, education through MISSION, the establishment of nursery, primary vocational and NIGERIA secondary schools, and of course theological training. Health Care was been developed via the establishment of a Primary Health Care Centre. However, in the early Rev. Kenneth Ebong, 1970’s we withdrew from health care ministry because the government began to aggressively build primary Superintendent health care centers in different areas of our endeavors. The funds once spent there were now allocated to our educational Ministries.

Greetings Over the years we have also found ourselves involved First, we would like to thank God for His faithfulness, in emergency relief programs during communal His love, mercies and protection over our lives and the clashes, economic development projects and recently, entire “Lott Carey” family world-wide. May His Name the distribution of palliatives, i.e. welfare packages alone be praised. We, here in during this year’s COVID-19 pandemic. Nigeria, greet you all in the blessed name of Jesus Christ, The Importance of Ministries our Lord and Savior. Upholding our belief that all people have the right to discover their God-given potential and maximize these On behalf of the Lott Carey to the glory of God, Lott Carey--Nigeria has decided to family here in Nigeria, intentionally pursue efforts in rural areas of Southern we bring you felicitations, Nigeria. These areas have some cultural and traditional wishing you a wonderful beliefs of witchcraft, necrolatry, necromancy, 123rd annual session. divinations, and worshiping territorial deities which are intrinsically woven into the fabric of the societal norms. Introduction In 1956, the Late Rev. Charles Etim Ebong returned These belief systems use ignorance, illiteracy, home to Nigeria after finishing his studies in the United intimidation and manipulation to “keep” the people States of America. He came back with a dream of in check so as to perpetuate themselves. As a result, building a secondary school for his community, which most of the people were oblivious to the unlimited at the time had none. As an ordained Baptist minister, possibilities and purposes of God concerning their lives he also had a desire to establish a Baptist church in his as children of God. village. Hence, after consulting with the elders of his village, the decision was made to allocate to him a piece With this observed fact, it was important that an avenue of land for a church building. Later that year his senior for a holistic transformations and emancipation from brother also allotted some land that would be used to these negative and suppressive traditional practices establish a school. Two years later, the first Baptist and ideologies was made available for a source of an Church in the entire Enyong Division of eastern Nigeria alternative life style. was established, and opened its doors for worship. That was the beginning of the Baptist movement in southern Importance of Lott Carey’s Partnership areas of Nigeria. The partnership with Lott Carey Baptist Foreign Mission Convention came at the most opportune time, In 1960, two years later, Rev. Ebong established a as the Baptist movement here in Nigeria began to secondary school and named it after himself, St. Charles experience growing pains. College. Three year earlier, in 1961, the St. Charles College was However, our partnership with Lott Carey was closed due to an inability to meet necessary standards

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set by the Ministry of Education. The college didn’t auspices of “Lott Carey.” These churches are have enough studies facilities, science equipment, etc. grouped under 10 administrative areas and are Intervention by “Lott Carey” provided the necessary referred to as Fields earlier this year. funds which assisted in the school’s reopening for • Two new House Fellowships were established in students in 1964. The school was re-named Lott Carey Taraba and Adamawa State by the Cross River Baptist Secondary School. State Field. These are located in the problematic areas of northeastern Nigeria, but we responded as Our churches, which were already established in rural and the need arose. some of the most neglected areas, were unable to service • Further Fellowships were established in Nkwot the basic needs of pastors who traveled around from Ikot Eboh and Ukana by the Etim Ekpo Field, and church to church. The partnership with “Lott Carey” later both located in Akwa Ibom State. eased that burden and provided the necessary essential • Presently we have about 62 pastors who pastor support system. One area of assistance most remembered these churches. is provision by the Lott Carey Men’s Auxiliary of • Also, to promote the growth and participation of motorcycles for pastors. Before, they had to ride bicycles our members, each church has a Men’s Auxiliary, for hours before reaching their destinations. At that time Women’s Fellowship Auxiliary, and a Youth there were no pastoriums, or parsonages, so they had to Auxiliary. Each auxiliary has programs geared travel from home to church every Sunday or sleep in a towards a holistic development of its members. corner of the church. Each of these auxiliaries has a national convention every other year, and these are held in different A third and major development from the partnership areas of the Mission so as to create an atmosphere with Lott Carey has been our ability to acquire land for of belonging. establishing our schools. This has been possible only by • One of the most active and effective of these the partnership with Lott Carey. auxiliaries is the Women’s Fellowship. This group has groomed many women to become active Main Area of Ministry Impact members in their churches, and have created From the inception of this Mission, the vision of the opportunities for self-empowerment through founders was to establish and nurture: economic ventures, primarily based on agriculture • Sound Christian programs using churches and products for petty trading. This has been done throughout the numerous untapped villages of by establishing micro-credit loan units in each of Nigeria their churches. • Sound Christian Educational Programs to increase About a year ago, the “Women in Service understanding by the people of the content and Everywhere” of the Lott Carey Baptist Foreign meaning of Holy Scripture as found in the Bible, Mission Convention donated a sum of $10,000 and consequently eradicate different beliefs and (US) to the “National Women’s Fellowship” to influences of satanic-based traditions. establish a micro-credit revolving loan program for • Sound Primary Health Care Programs to help women. This opportunity will eventually impact control, and if possible, eradicate most of the over 1000 women. Forty women, so far, have health issues which plagued these rural areas. received micro-loans for developing Agro-based • Establish Educational Institutions which would trading enterprises. provide affordable education for rural areas of Southern Nigeria. At this point we would like to express our sincere appreciation for such love. This alone will establish the With these goals as guide, the main areas of impact have women on a different level of living. We say thank you been in alignment with the vision: very much. • Evangelism • Education Educational Impact • Health Care Additionally, over the years, Lott Carey-Nigeria has been able to assist hundreds of students in accomplishing their We have concentrated on the geographic areas of four academic pursuit via scholarships. southern states: Akwa Ibom, Cross River, Rivers and Imo States. Recently we have also worked in the Northern Many of these beneficiaries are outstanding citizens states of Taraba and Adamawa. who are now contributing to the development of their • Presently 50 churches are operating under the communities and the country. In the 2019-2020 academic

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year, over 35 students were on either partial or full Other opportunities for financial partnerships include: scholarship. o Drilling of water well with a water tank at school Orida, Cross River –$3,500.00 The Schools of LCBM—NIGERIA o Sponsorship of Teachers stipend per annum (or In Akwa Ibom State share a gap of $100.00) –$1,500.00 Lott Carey Baptist Secondary School o Sponsorship of a student uniform per year Established: 1964 –$50.00 Students: 760 Staff: 35 o Books per year –$100.00 Lott Carey Baptist Secondary School o School fees per year –$60.00 Etuk Uruk Eshiet o Training of Ministers in Theological College Established: 1975 –$1,200.00 Now called Etuk Uruk Community School. This one o Construction of perimeter fence at the Ikot Ebom was taken over by the community. Academy –$2,000.00 Lott Carey Baptist Academy-Ikot Efre Itak, Ikono o Renovation of a classroom block at Ikot Ebom Established: 1988 Academy Classes: Kindergarten to G12 o Construction of 15 windows, iron protectors at - Students: 300 Staff: 25 $100 each –$1,500.00 Lott Carey Baptist Academy – School Equipment and Furniture Ikot Ebon Itam – Itu L.G.A. o 100 sets Plastic tables/chairs for Nursery School Established: 1988 Students @ $27.00 each –$2,700.00 Classes: Kindergarten to G12 Students: 280 Staff: 22 Capital Projects In Cross River State Completion of Church Building in Uyo –$70,000.00 Lott Carey Baptist Academy, Calabar We have been on this project for some years now. It’s the Established: 1996 only Lott Carey Baptist Church in the State’s capital city Classes: Kindergarten to G9 of Uyo. It provides a worship Centre for members who Students: 280 Staff: 20 have migrated from their villages to Uyo. Lott Carey Baptist Academy – Orida Moiase, C.R. Established: 2013 Purchase of a fairly used school bus for Nursery & Classes: Kindergarten to G9 Primary School Section –$5,000.00 Students: 205 Staff: 15 Prayer Points for Nigeria Current Opportunities for Project Partnerships Today the world is increasingly problematic with unusual Once again, we would like to thank the Lott Carey or unheard of challenges. The rate of unemployment Convention President, Rev. Gregory Jackson, and the has resulted in high insecurity. The global recession is Executive Secretary-Treasurer, Rev. Emmitt Dunn, for affecting every country. The rate of inflation is growing, their expeditious intervention early May when a powerful and with the recent coming of COVID-19, people are windstorm blew off the roof of one of the buildings which super stressed and confused about life, period. houses library, science laboratories, four classrooms, and offices of the Principal and Vice-Principal. Hence, we ask for your hand in fellowship and partnership to pray for these issues. The construction has been completed and we are now in the † Pray for the peace of Nigeria and other political process of replacing the ceiling, which was also affected leaders. by the rains after the roof was blown off. Unfortunately, † Pray for the state of our state – Akwa Ibom State due to the COVID-19 lock down, we could not get to the † Pray for all of our staff school earlier enough to secure some of the items in the † Pray for all of our Ministry leaders, especially our building. Consequently, some of science laboratories and pastors and their families classrooms were vandalized. This now results in a need † Pray for all of our endeavors here in Nigeria, that for assistance in replacing laboratory apparatus. God will grant us the grace for sustainability and growth. We estimate the replacement costs to be about $3000.00. † Pray that the current health situation in the world o Science laboratory apparatus and equipment will not consume any of us. –$3,000.00

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Appreciation We also express appreciation to the staff of the Lott Through it all, we here want to express our sincere Carey international office, our new Executive Secretary- appreciation in regard to what God is doing globally, but Treasurer, Rev. Emmit Dunn, and the entire Executive more particularly here in Nigeria, through the Lott Carey Board, whose members have worked tirelessly to ensure Baptist Foreign Mission Convention. We want to thank Lott Carey continues to fulfill its calling, despite the all the churches and individuals who have partnered with present global situation. Lott Carey in mission around the world. Without you our Our prayer is that we see each other on the other side of efforts would not be this noticeable and impacting. “COVID”. Finally, we wish all of us Once again, we appreciate W.I.S.E women for such the best for the 123rd Annual Session. May God bless a gesture of love with their awesome donation for us all. empowerment of the Lott Carey women here in Nigeria.

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GUYANA Origins and Present Focus This year GMBC is observing its 60th Anniversary, MISSIONARY founded in October 1960 by the Reverend Dr. A. Carlyle Miller and Rev. Emeline “Erma” Miller. Marking this milestone has given openings for reflection; occasions BAPTIST for thanksgiving and opportunities for celebration. As we commemorate this watershed in our history, we pause CHURCH, to ponder God’s steadfast love and kindness upon us through the last six decades, and we pray God will grant us wisdom to learn from our past; trust and courage to GUYANA embrace the present; hope, love, and steadfast faith to face to the future, knowing that with God’s continuous leading, our witness will prevail and prosper. Rev. Brenda K. Harewood, M.Div., Th.M. Superintendent Pastor, Guyana Our Impact Missionary Baptist Church - Lott Carey GMBC’s core values are community, care, compassion, and generosity. Traditionally, GMBC congregations minister to approximately 1000 persons weekly. Additionally, our medical clinic serves about 400 Reviving the Mission, Heading the Vision; patients weekly. However, the year in review has been Growing in Christ. wrought with very unusual circumstances as we grapple “So then, just as you received Christ Jesus as Lord, with the effects of the global pandemic caused by the continue to live your lives in him, rooted and built up in coronavirus, Guyana’s socio-political instability caused him, strengthened in the faith as you were taught, and by a corrupted electoral process, and the power fight to overflowing with thankfulness. control Guyana’s e perceived oil wealth.

Salutation Community The Guyana Missionary Baptist At GMBC we believe that the church is called to be a Church--Lott Carey (GMBC) community of believers (Acts 2:42-47 and Acts 4:32- extends best wishes to the Lott 35), who desire to follow Christ and live in neighborly Carey Baptist Foreign Mission relationship with one another. Therefore, GMBC Convention (Lott Carey) on pastors encourage opportunities to foster Christian its 123rd Annual Session. We community amongst congregants. Additionally, GMBC salute The Reverend Gregory Youth, Women, Men, and Clergy councils work at a Jackson, President of Lott national level to coordinate various opportunities to Carey; The Reverend Dr. John facilitate community amongst GMBC congregations. Alexander, Chairman of the Board; Reverend Emmet The Councils bolster teachings that facilitate Christian Dunn, Executive Secretary-Treasurer; all other Lott growth, promoting fellowship and encourage leadership Carey officers and participants at the 123rd Annual development. Some highlights of our life together during Session taking place virtually under the theme “God’s this reporting period are indicated below. Mission During Troubled Times.” We pray the Holy Spirit will continue to empower and direct the Lott GMBC Youth Council Carey global family as we recommit ourselves to remain CBF Youth Festival (July 17 – 21, 2020) This event faithful to the mission of God. took place in the in the Turks and Caicos Islands. Four GMBC youth attended the festival. This triennial Youth It is a distinct privilege and honor to provide Lott Festival brings Baptist youth from various member Carey with the GMBC Annual Report for 2019-2020. countries and territories to one location to participate in Preparing this report has been a disorienting and cathartic planned activities. During this five-day festival youths experience. It is a struggle to chronicle our ministry in participated in activities designed to help them grow the midst of such rapid global change, but it is cleansing in their faith, provide training for capacity building, experience to realize we must totally submit to God’s foster support, encourage fellowship, and participate guidance since our carefully crafted plan for mission is in mission outreach opportunities. The theme for the now redundant and almost irrelevant. festival was: “Limitless” (John 3:34). At this meeting

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two GMBC leaders were elected to serve on the CBF Women’s Union (CBWU) to write the 2019 prayer guide Youth Executive Committee in the following capacities: for the CBWU Annual Day of Prayer. This event was Secretary-Treasurer, Min. Oniqueca Grenado; Member- guided by the theme: “Arise, Shine through Service (1 at-Large, Min. Shaunessy Profitt. Peter4:10).” GMBC Women in God’s Service (WINGS) ministries hosted two simultaneous prayer services to GMBC 16th Biennial Convention Opening observe this event. Approximately 200 women attended. Celebration (September 6, 2019) The GMBC Youth council was responsible for planning and hosting opening Thursdays in Black March and Rally (September 5, activities of our 16th Biennial Convention, a Sacred Arts 2020) One of GMBC mission outreach thrusts for this Concert at the Theater Guild of Guyana. More than 300 biennial is to support World Council of Churches (WCC) persons , GMBC various congregations attended. Some Thursdays in Black Campaign to stop gender-based of Guyana’s top sacred artists were featured. violence (GBV) through advocacy and education. We therefore committed to do the following: Wear black GMBC Youth Day (October 20, 2020) GMBC Youth on Thursdays; invite ministry leaders to use their social Council hosted its second Annual Youth Day Service, media platform to speak up and speak out on GBV; under the theme “Growing in Christ: Rooted and encourage pastors to use sermons, and Bible studies to Built Up (Colossians 2:6-7).” This service was held at educate persons about GBV; work collaboratively with Calvary Baptist Church. Approximately 150 youths from national agencies to support victims of GBV; stop GBV all our congregations and representatives of the Baptist by reporting perpetrators to the relevant authorities or by Convention of Guyana were in attendance. Activities referring them for professional help. included procession, worship service, and fellowship lunch. Keynote preacher was Rev. Kendrick Walcott, During our 16th Biennial Convention Celebration we Regional Leader of Guyana Child Evangelism Ministry. kicked off our Thursdays in Black Campaign with an ecumenical march and rally in Beterverwagting on the GMBC Fifth Annual Youth Leaders Retreat (March East Coast of Demerara. The theme of the march and 6-8, 2020) Approximately 30 youth gathered at Camp rally was “Stop Gender-Based Violence in Guyana.” Sommerville, located at Long Creek on the Linden This march provided public awareness about GBV, while Soesdyke Highway, to participate in the Fifth Annual the rally provided opportunities for prayers, testimonies Youth Retreat. This retreat, designed for all GMBC youth from victims and transformed perpetrators, and speeches leaders and Sunday school teachers focused on the theme by leaders from national agencies working to eliminate “Reviving the Mission, Heeding the Vision: Living in GBV. At the rally each person was challenged to do his/ Christ as we Grow and Glow (Psalms 82-12-13).” This her part to stop this scourge. Approximately 300 persons event facilitated opportunities for advance planning, attended this march and rally. capacity building, worship, fun, and fellowship. Annual Day of Family Fun and Sports (October 2019) GMBC Annual Youth Day of Prayer (June 14, 2020) The GMBC women’s and men’s councils co-hosted the Because of the global pandemic, this was changed to a Annual Day of Family Fun and sports. Over 500 persons virtual event via Zoom. We converged under the theme: participated in Christian fun and fellowship. Proceeds “Christian Youth Growing Together Through Prayer.” were donated to the Erma Miller Scholarship Fund. Approximately 60 persons participated in the event with The Moses House emerged as winner of track and field opportunities for youth to share their testimonies and to events. pray for each other, our national, regional, and global family. The keynote speaker was Sis Joanne Wood, The Women’s Council meets monthly on Zoom to ensure President of CBF Youth Department. various WINGS ministries are receiving appropriate moral and emotional support needed during this GMBC Youth Hangouts To facilitate youth fellowship pandemic. meetings, we launched a virtual youth hangout on Zoom. Youth meet every Sunday at 5:00 pm to connect, share Clergy Council stories and participate in a planned activity. Youth from Annual Joint Communion (December 8, 2019) The all of our congregations with internet access participate. Clergy Council collaborated with Calvary Baptist Church to host the Annual Joint Communion and Stewardship Women’s Council Sunday. The Reverend Kevin Washington, Pastor of CBF Women’s Day of Prayer (June 3, 2019) The Concord Baptist Church, Houston, Texas was keynote Women’s Council collaborated with the Caribbean Baptist speaker. More than 300 persons attended the event at

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Umana Yana in Georgetown. studies. This has been a difficult adjustment for our members. We provide written resources for persons who Clergy Retreat (February 7-9, 2020) We hosted our do not have internet access. We also encourage persons 2nd Annual Clergy Retreat under the theme “Growing in these communities to plan and participate in family in Christ: Nurturing Christian Community (Colossians services in their homes. 2:6-7).” Twelve clergy members attended the retreat at the St. Paul Retreat Center, Vryheid Lust, East Coast Erma Miller Scholarship provides personal and direct Demerara, which offered opportunities for clergy care to students taking the next big step in tertiary renewal and peer collaboration. We are deeply indebted education. This year scholars included: to Reverend Anthony Trufant, and Emmanuel Baptist † Erwin Lewis, Ministerial Students, Wesleyan Church, Brooklyn, New York, for facilitating this retreat. Bible College. He graduated in December 2019 Rev. Trufant’s ministry encouraged, challenged, and with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Christian inspired our clergy. Ministry. † Shusheila Persaud, Biology Student, University Care of Guyana. She graduated November 2019 with Care is practiced in GMBC through ministry to Bachelor of Science degree in Biology. individuals, families, and to the larger communities † Shaunessy Profitt, Ministerial Student, United we serve. We believe each member in our family of Theological College, in Kingston, Jamaica. faith should be cherished, supported and encouraged Shaunessy has completed her second year of in her/his Christian walk. As a church community, we studies. Her theological education is funded demonstrate care by providing life-long spiritual learning jointly by Lott Carey, Jamaica Baptist Union opportunities, prayer support, Christian counseling, (JBU) and GMBC. and scholarship support for students pursuing their † Tamara Scott, Sociology Student, University of educations. Guyana. † Kia Campbell, Engineering student, Guyana Sunday Worship Services Christian worship at GMBC Technical Institute. involves praising God in music, dance, readings from † Adrianna London, Culinary Science, Carnegie scripture, prayers of various styles, a sermon, and School Home of Economics. various holy ceremonies, such as the Lord’s Supper, Baptism. Corporate Worship provides the opportunity for Compassion Christians to come together in a group to worship God in We learn from (Exodus 34:6) that compassion is the same place. GMBC congregation hosts services for constitutive of God’s very being. We understand that approximately 500 persons weekly. ministries of compassion most affirm the image of God in the people we serve. Hence, we work hard to ensure Bible Studies When believers meet to study God’s our various mission outreach projects help affirm the word together, they foster accountability, connection, dignity of the people we serve. During the year in review encouragement, and unconditional love. Such an we joined our partners at the Ministry of Public Health, environment also promotes spiritual growth, and helps Ministry of Social Cohesion, Food for the Poor and the believers put biblical precepts into practice. Most of our Ministry of Education to address health disparities, racial congregations meet for weekly Bible studies with about division, hunger/poor nutrition, and educational needs in 150 persons participating. the communities we serve.

Prayer Gatherings These gatherings are important The A. Carlyle Miller Health Center and Cottage because they help create a culture of care within our Hospital continues to provide invaluable service to community. When we take time to pray for and with people of Long Creek and its environs. This clinic offers God’s people, we can listen to the Holy Spirit, and we stellar service in maternal and child health. We give God can see God working in real people during real-life thanks for the medical team, for their hard work and circumstances. Our local churches meet weekly for committed service. prayers. Pastors also visit homes to pray with families as needed. Distribution Centres GMBC congregations continue to serve as distribution centres for Guyana’s Food for However, due to the Global pandemic our churches have the Poor. We provide food hampers, clothing, school been closed, so we have developed virtual services to supplies, and household items for families in the facilitate weekly services, prayer meetings and Bible communities where GMBC churches are located.

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We are extremely grateful to the Bethlehem Baptist persons to find their purpose in God and to live Church in McKeesport, Pennsylvania for supporting accordingly. the food and nutrition program at Abrams Creek. Each month over 50 persons receive hampers with essential We utilize the Christian education materials from food supplies. Caribbean Christian Publications for our Sunday School and Bible studies programs. Campus Ministry Charity Secondary School Campus Ministry The Partnership Abrams Creek Baptist Church continues the serve GMBC is grateful for its various partnerships. These secondary school students from the Essequibo region. partnerships are mutually beneficial to all participants The Youth Council is currently assisting the missions since they unify and strengthen our Christian witness. outreach committee with this ministry. Twice each † Lott Carey: We are grateful to the Global Lott quarter, a youth council member leads a team of youth Carey family for your partnership through from their local church to serve at the Charity Secondary the years. Our partnership promotes a unified School Campus Ministry. This team also worships and Christian witness and provides unique fellowships with the youth of the Abrams Creek Baptist opportunities for Lott Carey global family to Church. learn from, encourage, support and inspire each other for kingdom building. Beteverwagting Primary School Campus Ministry † Ministry of Public Health: we are grateful The Youth Council continues to serve the Beteverwagting for the ongoing partnership with the Guyana Primary School. The Campus Ministry team meets Ministry of Public Health at the A. Carlyle weekly with students for Bible studies. Miller Clinic. Because of this partnership thousands of persons receive quality health Learning Clubs We host these in various GMBC care benefits. congregations on Saturdays. These clubs provide tutoring † Imago Dei Leadership Development Center Inc for primary and secondary school children in various (Imago Dei): We express thanks to churches subjects. Students also receive a hearty and healthy and persons in the Imago Dei networks for snack. These tutoring sessions help students improve supporting GMBC special projects. This grades and perform better on standardized tests. Due to partnership has helped to sustain Camp the pandemic, abbreviated versions of our learning clubs Somerville, and our Christian education have been taking place virtually. program. † JBU: We express our deepest appreciation the Generosity JBU for collaborating with us to train the next Christian Stewardship The psalmist tells us that “The generation of pastoral leaders. earth is the Lord’s and everything in it, the world, and all who live in it…” At GMBC we understand that God Fellowship owns everything, and humanity is called to be responsible Over the years GMBC has sustained the following managers of what belongs to God according to God’s fraternal relationships: desires and purposes. We strive to be faithful managers of all the resources, abilities, and opportunities God has Guyana Council of Churches GMBC is a founding placed in our care. member of this ecumenical body and continues to collaborate with this body to strengthen and extend the Membership Christian witness in Guyana GMBC values every soul that God has placed in our Superintendent, Reverend Brenda K. Harewood, serves care, and therefore, under the leading of the Holy Spirit, on the Executive Committee of GCC. we continue to invest time and resources to ensure the holistic development of each person. Deputy Superintendent, Reverend Colleen Anthony, serves as the Christian Representative on The Guyana GMBC churches have implemented a variety of Sacred Rights for the Child Commissions. Arts ministries to encourage members to develop their gifts in dance, music, drama, poetry, singing, etc. Caribbean Baptist Fellowship GMBC is actively involved as Rev. Brenda Harewood serves on the Through directed studies and appropriate training Executive Committee, and as Zone Leader for Eastern programs, our church leaders continue to encourage Caribbean. GMBC Youth President, Minister Oniqueca

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Grenado, serves as Secretary-Treasurer of the Youth pandemic. Guided by the Holy Spirit and inspired by our Executive Committee. core values, we agreed to the following: Minister Shaunessy Profitt serves as Member-at-Large of the Youth Executive Committee. † Our churches should remain closed and we would work collaboratively to utilize all forms Conclusion of communications available to us to ensure While this report is reaching you in August, an indicator we remain connected to our GMBC family, of the spread of COVID-19 in Guyana may be seen in friends, and neighbors. the statistics of June 30, 2020 from Guyana’s Ministry of † Sundays, 10:00 am Virtual Worship Service on Public Health COVID-19 when it reported: Facebook 245 confirmed cases; 114 recovered; 1 COVID-19 ICU; † Sundays, 5:00 pm GMBC Youth Hangout on 119 institutional isolation; 16 persons in institutional Messenger quarantine and 12 deaths. † Tuesdays, 6:00 pm Prayer Calls via Messenger Live On March 11, 2020 Guyana confirmed its first case of † Wednesdays, 7:00 pm Bible Studies on COVID 19. March 27, Guyana effectively closed all ports Facebook Live of entry and exit and closed its seaports to international † Saturdays, 6:00 am Prayer Call on Messenger vessels and instituted the following preventive measures: † Distribute Food Hampers monthly to needy o Closed all schools. families in the communities we serve. o Instituted a national curfew between 6:00 pm † Develop correspondence Bible studies; and and 6:00 am share weekly sermon outline with church o Ordered that all persons must wear a mask in communities without internet access. public. † Churches without internet access will receive o Ordered all non-essential businesses closed. a monthly pastoral visit, and pastors will work o Ordered everybody should stay at home except with deacons to ensure congregants receive for essential journeys regular telephone calls of Christian support and o Required that people wait 6ft apart encouragement. o Declared that Public transport may only carry † In April we added Zoom as one of our virtual half the number of passengers they are licensed platforms and moved all activities, except to carry. Sunday morning worship, to this platform. o Ordered all churches and other religious places † On the first Sunday in June we implemented of worship including mosques and temples virtual Sunday School on Zoom. closed except to conduct funerals services † In June, we developed virtual learning club and weddings. However, Religious groups are to provide academic support for primary and permitted to conduct virtual worship services, high school children preparing for national if number of persons gathered to conduct these and regional exams. Paper versions of these services are limited to 5 persons, and they must lessons were prepared and distributed to church remain 6 ft apart. communities with no internet access.

On Thursday March 19, 2020 GMBC Clergy Council Doing ministry in this pandemic era has been extremely met to discuss implications of doing ministry during this challenging, but we continue to give God thanks for global pandemic. We agreed to suspend all gatherings extending grace and mercy to us. We also express our in our churches until further notice, and that we would deepest gratitude to our Lott Carey Family for standing spend time in prayer and fasting, seeking God’s guidance beside us during these challenging times. and direction. We further agreed since GMBC did not have any live-streaming experience or capacity, each pastor should encourage their congregants to worship at home with their families, or to worship virtually on Facebook with a Lott Carey or CBF congregation (list of such congregations was provided).

Thursday March 26, 2020 GMBC Clergy Council met again to explore how we will retain our witness as the Church at work in the today’s world amidst the global

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has birthed other activities, i.e., a clinic, widows & LOTT CAREY orphans support and coffee plantations. Attached please find the full report of our work, and BAPTIST photographs of various ministries. Faithfully submitted, Rev. Hezron Kimeli Cheruiyot, Superintendent, MINISTRIES, LCBM, Kenya and S. Sudan

KENYA-SUDAN Thrust of Lott Carey Baptist Ministries in Kenya (Importance) The primary foci of our work include: evangelism, Rev. Hezron Kimeli Cheruiyot, church planting, provision of medicine, caring for widows & orphans, agriculture and advocacy. Superintendent The objective of the ministry is derived from Matthew 28:18-20: a) To promote the kingdom of God through Lott Carey Family, preaching, teaching and observing all God’ s instructions in human life. Kindly receive warm greetings from Kenya. We b) To promote and enhance human development, i.e. are grateful that the Lord has given us another chance provision of medicine, economic empowerment to thank Him and to present through agriculture, water and relief. to you our report for the c) To create development models in education and year 2019-2020. As our new community work through Christian teaching executive secretary/treasurer, (Acts 19:9-10). the Christians and community d) To attempt whenever possible, to assist, our at large in Kenya welcome brothers and sisters to achieve food sufficiency you to the vineyard. In through agriculture. Kiswahili we say “ KARIBU e) To be a voice for the voiceless by promoting SANA “ social justice and gender equality. Despite the challenges of coronavirus, locusts and floods we have faced in Impact of Our Ministry Kenya, we still praise God for the programme and In general terms, we have witnessed tremendous impact safety. We know we will overcome all in Jesus’ Name. and growth in the lives of the people we serve in various areas: Short History of Lott Carey Baptist Ministries in Spiritual — More than 32 congregations across the 5 Kenya counties bear witness to the effectiveness and vibrancy Lott Carey Baptist Ministries commenced in Kenya of our ministry. Our efforts in evangelism and church in 1986. Rev. Hezron K. Cheruiyot is the pioneer, planting have borne tremendous fruits. The commitment having been commissioned by the late Dr. Wendell to the Christian service by many of our leaders has been C. Sommerville. The mission’s first activity was a encouraging. secondary school in Londiani- between 1986-1992. Advocacy — We have full participated in conflict Lott Carey took over an existing secondary school and resolution. The tribal clashes that occurred in 2007 still managed it until 1992, when it was discontinued due simmer around us. We still have occasional tribal flare- to political interference by local politicians, who had ups, like the on-going Narok ­Mulot, Mau Narok-Likia, personal interests in the facility. and Samburu-Pokot cattle rustling activities. The Lott Carey organization changed its thrust in We have sent many of our representatives to help quell 1992, and commenced evangelism and church planting the situations from time to time. We have not hesitated in western Kenya and Sudan. The first church was as a church to help in conflict resolution. planted October, 1992 at Kaborok Village. Initially, Education — Though we don’ t manage a school there were five members. Membership then grew to anymore, we have contributed our time and monies to 50, and today it boasts of 32 churches in 5 counties needy children. We have used our money from coffee and 3200 members. There are 20 pastors, 15 laymen proceeds to pay school fees for secondary school-going and women leaders in each congregation. The church students. We have also engaged in fundraising activities

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to enable many of our university students to complete ix) Construction of a Bible School their education. From time to time, we are invited to offer x) Scholarships for students in universities spiritual counselling to students in all these institutions. Economic — The seven acres of the coffee plantation Conclusion have lifted many families in our church. From the coffee We solicit support for our on-going work in South Sudan. proceeds, we have managed to clear hospital bills for We are now in our 26th year. We have come a long way. the sick, buy seeds and food for the poor. Many of our We thank God for His many blessings over the years. We members have benefited from the revenue of our coffee. have increased in strength and quality. We pray that the We provide seedlings and fertilizers for their own private many friends of Lott Carey in the USA will join us in our plantations. We also sustain our sister ministry in Bor efforts to promote all our projects. South Sudan through the monies generated from our Rev. Florence C. Cheruiyot, Patron of widows and coffee. Indeed, many of our pastors and laymen get orphans programmes shares about these ministries: regular salaries and minimal travel allowances from the proceeds. Women Empowerment Programmes Challenges — We have many challenges. Many of our One of the most major and instrumental developments we pastors have not attended formal Bible seminaries. Many have had over the past 15 years are women empowerment are semi-literate. Our vision is to set up a vocational Bible programmes. A training centre at our headquarters has School in our Koitaburot Parish plot so as to give these served the needs of over 200 widows, grandmothers, pastors and laymen basic biblical knowledge. Many of single mothers and vulnerable young girls who have our partners in the US have expressed a desire to support dropped out of school, due to lack of school fees or early this venture. pregnancies. Many have benefited from this programme Other challenges include getting enough quarterly since its inception in 2005. support for the medical provisions for our clinic in The main focus has been to empower women Kjpsitet. Currently, Maple Springs Baptist Church in economically, spiritually, and physically, as well as Capital Heights, Midland, sends US $3,500 quarterly. We equipping them with life skills for sustaining a healthy need US $6000 to care for approximately 200 patients livelihood for themselves and their children. We are per day. grateful for the support given by friends in the USA and in partnership with Lott Carey W.I.S.E. women. Other Challenges Currently, we have a half-completed center for women i) Motor cycles for 4 pastors at Kjpsitet, which is fully equipped with 20 sewing ii) Bicycles for 20 pastors machines, laptops and computers for training. Other iii) Land Rover for Rev. Hezron K. Cheruiyot groups of women are engaged in other income generating iv) Support for the on-going widows’ program activities, such as coffee, tea, and nursery beds in various v) Adequate monthly support places. They also do poultry keeping as a means of We are also soliciting for US $20,000 for completion of earning a livelihood. the Widows’ Centre in Kjpsitet. Orphans and Youth Empowerment Opportunities (Special Projects) Over the past several years, there has been an urge to Opportunities exist in the following areas of our ministry: uplift and empower youth who lack funds for educational i) Evangelism- we need instruments to use in our development. Among these are young orphaned children open crusades. whose biological parents have died as a result of illness ii) We welcome our sisters from USA for our or accidents; or the children have been abandoned on the annual April women ‘ s conference. streets. iii) We welcome partners from USA to teach and Nineteen such children at Kipchamgaa Hme in Kericho preach in our annual convention, held the last have benefited from the support of brothers of Enon week of August. Tabernacle Baptist Church in Philadelphia. These iv) We welcome Lott Carey youth USA to orphans have had their school fees paid in full since participate in our annual December youth 2015. We thank God for the training center for youth who camp. are growing up in one of our mother churches where they v) We require support for 2 more water wells. have access to a fully-equipped facility with computers, vi) Construction for 10 of our churches, US $5000 paper, printers and photocopiers. This allows us to train per church. and equip them with much need skills in ICT and other vii) Purchase of tractor to take coffee to the factory. courses. viii) Purchase of 4 motor cycles and 20 bicycles.

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COVID-19. The first one was a retired Pastor, THE BAPTIST who the 3rd person in the country and the first person in the Free State Province to die because of the virus. The other pastor departed in July. CONVENTION, • The BCSA has since opened its head offices, which were closed for three months. However, SOUTH AFRICA we postponed all our major events for the year, including the NEC contact meetings, regional conferences and National Assembly. Dr. Thembelani Elvis Jentile, General Secretary BCSA The context that gave birth to the ministry that you now lead

a. One of the BCSA pillars is the Community Greetings Care Ministry:

We bring greetings and On the 9th December 2019, Mamelodi blessings to you from of our Township was hit by floods affecting more than Convention family. We are 700 shacks in areas not far from our church forever mindful of the fact (Mamelodi Baptist Church). The rivers started that we are in your hearts flooding after 9 am. I received calls from and prayers constantly as we church members, the community and affected strive to make an impact on areas. They called us because in 2017, floods the lives of those we are called affected the same area, and Mamelodi Baptist to serve in South Africa. We housed victims for 5 days. In 2017, the shacks are conscious of God’s special were flooded, but remained intact. This time, the blessings on our land for the political and economic situation was worse as shacks were swept away, stability we are enjoying, even though we are still faced along with all of people’s belongings. Most of with high rate of unemployment and corruption. The the people in impoverished areas do not bank, COVID-19 pandemic has not made our lives easier. they hide their money under the mattresses or in clothes. You can imagine the bonuses and The Baptist Convention of South Africa is so grateful to everything they bought on Black Friday for God for many and varying blessings in all our ministries. Christmas and New Year were gone in a few We are especially grateful that God has allowed us to hours. focus on missions. On December 9, 2019 we took in more than Announcements 500 people--mostly families, comprised of • The BCSA has appointed Dr .Thembelani Elvis women, kids and men. By the end of the week Jentile from Mamelodi Baptist Church as the we continued to care for 350 people. By January General Secretary. Kindly pray for him and his 8, we still had 71 children, and 13 of them were family. found to be without parents. • The BCSA has a relief fund for pastors who may be badly affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. The church continued to feed victims three By God’s grace we seek to develop this fund times a day, mainly through the Church’s into a retirement fund for our senior pastors. resources and kind donations from individuals, • The BCSA received monetary assistance non-profit organizations and some companies. towards the COVID-19 ministries from Lott We did not receive any help from the Carey. government. Non-perishables and staple foods • The BCSA has started with the process of were donated. Our main challenge has always building new offices at our Centre. This was been perishables: meat, vegetables and fruit. made possible by the Fountain Baptist Church, a These must be bought in moderation and used as partner of Lott Carey. soon as possible. • The BCSA has lost two pastors due to

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We had a challenge with pregnant ladies who and assisted us with security and social distancing refused to go to hospital till they had birth-pains. challenges. This ministry continues daily, even Their argument was it was better to be at Church on weekends. Sundays are attracting a lot of where they’ll be fed and taken care of. But the people, the highest number being 320. church didn’t have the capacity to care for them, so we engaged the local clinic and the hospital on Food Parcels: We have seen God’s divine this matter. providence during this COVID-19 storm. This pandemic exposed us to the real poverty We engaged provincial and local governments experienced by brothers and sisters in the country. about the flood victims, and we were promised Hunger was at its highest level. Whilst we a solution before Christmas (25 Dec 2019), but were busy with the feeding program, the local suddenly everyone went on holiday. The political community asked for assistance in receiving the leaders requested we host the people till mid- promised food parcels from the government. They February. Land to relocate them had been found, had a list of 86 people who needed the parcels. about 10 kilometers from the Church, but it We tried our best to reach the government, with needed to be made habitable. That did not happen. no success. God worked mysteriously as two We lost all hope in the political leadership both days later, we received the first donation of 100 Provincial and local government. parcels so all of the 86 people received food! However, that created a serious challenge for When schools reopened, we were concerned about Birth us as more people came to look for parcels. So, Certificates and Identity Documents; again, no help was we approached the Church and friends, asking forthcoming. We raised money for school uniforms and them to make donations. So far, we have been fees for about 200 children. able to give more than 1000 food parcels to Mamelodi Baptist Church Members, to 55 Pastors b. How, in general, is the work that goes on now in Mamelodi, to 25 Senior Pastors and widows with this ministry like or different from the in the Baptist Convention of South Africa. To original focus of the ministry? those we could not reach, we sent food vouchers. Unfortunately, this is unsustainable as we depend Whilst the church was struggling with the flood mostly on donations. However, we see God’s victims, the world had already started the fight hand in all this mission work. We depend on Him. against COVID-19. South Africa followed suit in intensifying its fight against the pandemic. On Homeless: Since the floods of December, 2019, March 26, 2020, the country was locked down. the local police stations, East and West of By then, we had about 60 people staying on our Mamelodi, have brought us homeless people. We church premises on full-time basis. Others have have received victims of gender-based violence, left to rebuild their shacks or moved to be with who needed a safe place for a night or a week. their family members. So, due to COVID-19, we These cases have increased since the lockdown. had three ministerial obligations. Also, the police and local hospital have referred to us every person who was left stranded on the Feeding/ Soup Kitchen: The lockdown brought streets due to the lock down in our area. These a lot of strain on families. Poor people were were mostly people from other provinces. The exposed and surfaced. Because we were already State people added to the number who needed a hosting and feeding people who were staying place to sleep, safety and food. Some people ask at Church daily, we thought of extending the for transport money to help them to reach their invitation to the community members who were destinations. We have tried our level best to also visibly hungry. We started a feeding scheme for feed and distribute food to foreign nationals who anyone hungry. We served breakfast and late have no one to turn to. lunch, but people were encouraged to dish and leave so that we do not have many people in the What makes this ministry that you presently lead same vicinity at the same time. On the first day important to the Christian witness today? we had 210 queuing for hot meals. This attracted soldiers and law enforcement. We explained to Since the dawn of democracy, many people have lost them, that people are hungry. They understood faith in the Church and trusted politicians more than

28 WWW.LOTTCAREY.ORG SOUTH AFRICA preachers. The Church left the public space and focused comes for food and those who donate). This includes on piety. Our involvement with the community has people who sleep on the church premises (60+), and somehow resurrected trust in the Church as the hope those who come for a meal on daily bases (230+), and of the poor. This observation was made by our City of those who receive food parcels daily (50+). Tshwane’s chief administrator, Mr. Nawa. One journalist from The Mail and Guardian newspaper, asked “What is Sino Aya Helping Hands: Drugs Rehabilitation Project it about the Baptist Church, that it cares so much about works with persons young and old who suffer with its community?” We explained that ours is a scriptural addictions and live in the area of Delmas. The program mandate to manifest the Kingdom of God on earth by provides daily nutritional food to the children. making God’s blessings available to all. We are convinced that faith without deeds is dead (James 2). Many people Sustainable Sanitary Towel Project - Rural areas Cape have been prayed for and others have pledged to follow Winelands. This project seeks to restore the dignity of Christ and join us. Even though we emphasized we do not girls by having access to educational resources, sanitary help for the purposes of winning people to Church, we hygiene and health interventions. help because Christ’ love compels us, and that we respect human dignity. Our help has reached people of other What opportunities currently exist for special project Christian denominations, such as Zion Christian Church partnership in the next one to three years? and other faiths such as the Muslims. Poverty does not discriminate; our love does the same. BCSA is blessed with Land: This land (+21 HA) has the potential of being the main source of income for our Why is your partnership in the global Lott Carey mission. family important? . Farming: There is a potential for farming, cattle Lott Carey has always been there for the Baptist and sheep breeding, and tilling the land. Recently, Convention of South Africa. The organization is the we were able to buy garden tools and seeds. We number one partner in our mission. Besides monthly also managed to repair the tractor and the slasher financial support that goes to our National office box. We’re able to maintain the property and for distribution towards our national ministries, the plant. partnership has offered us learning experiences through . Events Centre: The intention is to build an events its conferences, materials and the pastors exchange Centre for BCSA, which will be used for annual program, which has benefited our Pastors. Some of our events such as the Assembly, Conferences and churches have enjoyed the church-to-church partnerships Rallies of our national and regional structures. exposing our pastors to mission in the global village. . The Church seeks to transform part of its building to a place of safety for gender-based violence What are the main areas of ministry impact that victims and homeless people in the township, happen now and how many people are impacted? who may need a place for a day or a week. Additionally, we have high levels of poverty, and Theological Education: Through our partnership would love a partnership to help us with food and with the Baptist Theological College we managed to support for our volunteers. register 55 students in 2020. Fourteen of those students . Building low cost housing for our retired pastors. are funded by the BCSA. Due to the high number of This will require financial capital for land and students we are taking in the BTC program, we need to building materials. South Africa has a serious strengthen administration and lectures. More than 30 backlog of needs for housing, and the government ministers were ordained at our 2019 annual assembly. seems to be not coping with the need. We thank God and see His mercy in our work.

Leadership Training: Rev. Regina Claas, retired Pastor and Rev. Fanyana Mhlophe assist in leadership development initiatives, helping the churches and regions build capacities in financial management.

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How might Lott Carey partners pray for your work in the coming months?

 Financial mobilisation and sustainability.  To expand our mission to neighbouring countries, send and support our missionaries financially.  Our skills development program to be sustainable and impact lives  Train and empower more leaders  Strength of our volunteers and the understanding of their families  Our advocacy work in our national stage.

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characterised by marginalization of women, ZIMBABWE ignorance, dictatorship tendencies, corruption, violence, poverty, oppression and poor THEOLOGICAL theological education.

In some Christian denominations in Zimbabwe, SEMINARY, women were and are being patronised. They are not recognised in faculty, administrative ZIMBABWE and key church leadership positions, such as the pastorate. Women were not allowed to go beyond the general certificate of education. Henry Mugabe, Ph.D., Moreover, many pastors were/are receiving President poor, if not shallow, theological education, unbalanced academically and spiritually. Because of poverty, pastors could not afford sound theological education. Results are not Greetings reflections of abilities, but reflect poverty- stricken backgrounds. We thank the Almighty who has accorded Zimbabwe b. The similarity of the ministry to the original one Theological Seminary (ZTS) the opportunity to extend its The ministry, Zimbabwe Theological Seminary, tender greetings to the Lott is similar to the original ministry in that it is Carey family. There is no a Christian institution whose primary purpose doubt Lott Carey has great is to equip God-called men and women of influence upon Zimbabwe Zimbabwe and the region for effective Christian Theological Seminary and ministries, particularly in churches and its mission. society in general. The Zimbabwe Theological Seminary provides Christ-centered, biblically- It is our prayer that God sees you through this based, multifaceted, contextually relevant COVID-19 pandemic which has shaken the globe. theological education. In doing this, ZTS seeks You may have been affected in one way or the other. to give balanced emphases to the acquisition of We pray God will intervene and work out a solution. knowledge, development of skills, and growth in spiritual maturity and leadership. The Board of Directors, management and the ZTS family want to thank the Lott Carey family for the The Importance of this Ministry to the Christian interminable support you render to us. Both the Witness Today prayers and the donations we are receiving from you cannot go unacknowledged. Because of the support Zimbabwe Theological Seminary is important to the we receive from Lott Carey, ZTS is able to deliver and Christian witness today because it develops students carry out its mission--providing highly subsidized with spiritual, intellectual and practical skills for theological education for all in need, fighting empowering churches, in particular, and society in gender issues, dealing with justice issues, fighting general. marginalization, and fighting stigma surrounding our context. The Importance of our Partnership with Global May God bless you all! Lott Carey Family

Introduction Our partnership in the Global Lott Carey family is a. The Context that gave birth to Zimbabwe important because the primary focus and mission of Theological Seminary Zimbabwe Theological Seminary is met, and it is similar to the priorities and goals of Lott Carey. Lott Zimbabwe Theological Seminary came to being Carey empowers us to offer theological education as a result of the need to address a context in a way fitting our own context, without dictating

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to us specifics of the educational program or its privileged are impacted development. Opportunities Currently Existing for Special Again, the global Lott Carey family opens up doors for Project Partnership interaction with others around the world. In this way, ZTS becomes a family within the whole, and larger If opportunities present, we look forward to partnering Lott Carey family. We, therefore, receive and send in purchasing land and construction of our own various forms of support from everywhere. seminary facilities. Owning property and facilities are our greatest priority now. We need prayers and finances Main Areas of Ministry and How People are to support us in achieving this great vision. Impacted Lott Carey Partners in Prayers a. The main areas of ministry impact • Theological Education to the poor and The Lott Carey Partners may join us in prayer for the marginalized following: Zimbabwe Theological Seminary provides • The need for our own premises: A lot of funds Theological Education to poorest of the poor. are being used for rental fees for the premises we Zimbabwe is undergoing serious economic use. Pray for God’s intervention and provision of meltdown, with inflation running over 785%. funds for buying land and the construction of the Seminary. • Evangelism and Church Planting Needs Evangelism, sharing of God’s good news, is • The Evangelistic Drive: We ask prayers for the offered in many ways, and across many areas-- Seminary’s evangelistic drive to be able to reach remote areas such as Zaka, Mberengwa, and almost everywhere, particularly remote areas Chiundura among others, and even in towns, of our country. The one vehicle we have as a such as Harare, Bulawayo, Masvingo, Kadoma, Seminary does not suffice for this great outreach Gweru, etc. and is broken now.

• Professional Needs • Advertising the Seminary is a challenge. Pray for We supply different ministries with service us to reach some places and people so they get providers in various areas, for example, the to know more about the theological education Ministry of Education through teachers, both we offer. Areas where there are less theological primary and secondary; Ministry of Higher educators available – such as Binga, along the Learning and Tertiary Education with lecturers; Zambezi valley, Mberengwa, Zaka and others – Ministry of Home Affairs, Defence and Health are our priority. with chaplains; Ministry of Social and Child Welfare through our social workers; Non- • Scholarships: Pray for students who are not able Governmental Organizations through our to pay for their fees, though they feel called to development officers; Ministry of Justice Legal ministry. and Parliamentary Affairs through National Healing and Counsellors. Many churches also benefit from our ministry: Anglican priests, Church of Christ pastors and leaders of other indigenous denominations, are trained at our institution. b. How many people are impacted The education we give impacts and changes the lives of many of our students and their families, and the community at large. i. Women are impacted ii. Whole Zimbabwean community is impacted iii. Churches are impacted iv. The Marginalised/Disadvantaged/less

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reverse mission should also be emphasized. We hope TRINITY more of this can be realized over time. EVANGELICAL Main areas of Ministry Impact Skills Training The Skills Training Centre is intended to give at-risk young adults another chance at life. The MINISTRY, centre is operated in partnership with a Government of Jamaica (GOJ) training agency, namely HEART/ JAMAICA NTA. Students in this programme are drawn from Retreat and other surrounding communities.

Rev. Karl B. Johnson, A critical ministry is provided by offering opportunities for personal growth and development, Chairman, Board of Directors further education and job opportunities which arise from training in areas of Commercial Food Preparation, Restaurant Server, Villas and other Properties, and Early Childhood Development. Greetings The Centre provides courses with short cycles. Within The Trinity Evangelical any given year, two sets of students are trained in Ministry (TEM) greets the these areas. A total of ninety-five (95) students were Lott Carey Foreign Mission trained during the year with an employable skill. family during the 123rd Annual Session. We join We celebrate this achievement because it means with the global family in more families will benefit from the opportunity to celebrating the joys of the learn a skill, and consequently be in a position to past year, while sharing in care for themselves and their families. TEM employs the challenges and difficult seven persons who provide support to the training moments experienced by programme. We also benefit from volunteers who many across the globe, given the harsh impact of the provide assistance through a community management COVID-19 pandemic. We extend special greetings committee, volunteer teachers, and an annually- to the President, Rev. Dr. Gregory Jackson, and the elected board. Executive Secretary/Treasurer, the Rev. Emmett Dunn. Early Childhood Education The Centre celebrates the existence of an early childhood institution which Profile of Ministry offers training to children of preschool years. The TEM started with a vision of making the good news average enrolment is 40 students. We are grateful to of the gospel of Jesus Christ known to all, especially the Friendship Missionary Baptist Church, through those in poor and vulnerable situations. Soon the the leadership of Rev. Dr. Clifford Jones who Lord led the founder, Pastor George Coore to a poor partners with Lott Carey in providing funding for the rural community in St. Mary, Jamaica, bearing the school. Every effort is being made to make the school name “Retreat,” where he brought the love of Jesus a best-in-class institution. Scholarship is provided to to bear on the people of the area. allow students to attend at a minimal cost. Breakfast is provided each morning as a means of offering The ministry has evolved over time offering various nutritional support. services to the community, and currently offers skills training in light of the high level of unemployment Both programmes, Skills Training and Early and poverty faced by many residents in Retreat. Childhood Education, were impacted for a sustained period by a national closure of educational institutions Importance of Lott Carey Partnership due to COVID-19. Our partnership with Lott Carey is important given the global nature of mission, and therefore, the need Opportunities for special project partnership to build relationships and partnerships in order to The centre is in dire need of an upgrade of IT fulfil the mandate of Jesus Christ. The importance of infrastructure, inclusive of at least twenty-five

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(25) computers in order to adequately conduct skills Conclusion training and early childhood programmes. Our goal to We continue to be grateful to God for the partnership provide the best to those whom God has entrusted to between Lott Carey and Trinity Evangelical Ministries. our care needs your partnership in this vital area. We believe, even in these challenging economic times, we can accomplish great things as we partner in the Prayer Request Mission of Jesus Christ. Help us pray we will be able to continue to fulfil our mandate in serving the Retreat Community despite the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. Regulations/requirements, such as physical distancing, place greater demands on the limited resources of the centre. We seek to be compliant in the best interest of those whom we serve.

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was held November 7-10, 1999. Right after the AFRICAN AIDS conference, African AIDS Initiative international (AAII) was established.

INITIATIVE The primary focus of our work with AAII is more or less the same, we are still tackling HIV/AIDS. INTERNATIONAL With the help of the Lott Carey family, we have added mobile testing centers to provide reproductive health counseling, emergency contraceptives, and (AAII), pregnancy tests.

ETHIOPIA It is still our mission to curb the spread of HIV/AIDS pandemic. AAII emphasizes teaching awareness, gives people knowledge of HIV status, and helps Elleni Gebreamlak, them make decisions to protect themselves and President people around them from spreading the disease. Our relationship with the Lott Carey family is very important because we could not do what we are doing without your help. Without Lott Carey, we have said over and over, we would not be able to reach Dear Lott Carey Family, enough people to create awareness, conduct testing on location, or provide nutritional and medical help We hope and pray this report wherever they are needed. Lott Carey has lately finds you well. We also greet afforded us the means and opportunity to give you with a heavy heart, for assistance to university students with disabilities. what is happening to the world needs our thoughts Lott Carey has been supporting our fight against and prayers. As always, our HIV/AIDS pandemic since 2006. But, due to the lives and mission are blessed Coronavirus pandemic that the whole world is facing by our friendship and right now, understandably, it has been difficult to partnership with you. receive the financial help our mission needs at the present time. We ask the Lott Carey family to pray In 1997, while I was in Ethiopia visiting family, I was for us and the whole world. Those prayers are needed made aware of, by a friend, the crises of HIV/AIDS more than ever right now. pandemic facing the country. According to the report he was citing, estimated HIV-infected individuals Best regards, were 2.6 million. AIDS was the leading cause of Elleni Gebreamlak, President, AAII death among the young and productive segment (15- Addis Ababa University 49 age group) of the Ethiopian population. Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

East Africa was and still is affected by this pandemic. Women and children contribute 50% of all cases. More than half a million infected children are born to HIV infected mothers, and an estimated 7.8 million children ages14 and younger have been orphans in Sub-Saharan Africa.

To date, there is no cure. Drugs are not accessible due to their high cost.

The last words my friend said to me were “I hope and pray you will help your people.” That was when I decided to organize the first world conference to break the silence and to create awareness. The conference

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preparedness training in six (6) North Carolina DISASTER counties: Wayne, Lenoir, Johnson, Greene, Dublin and Wilson Counties. To date, the staff of 10 achieved SERVICES these results: • The grant was completed successfully on March 31, 2020. • Engaged 2,265 persons in disaster preparedness Kathi L. Reid, and mold awareness training Program Manager • Connected with 26 churches to provide disaster Takeshia M. Klu, preparedness training Program Coordinator • Distributed disaster preparedness information via Neighborhood Canvassing or Media Campaigns to 232,970 people/families • Services Performed (for grantee or other Short-Term Missions (STM) agencies) by number of unique volunteers 89 • Lott Carey hosted seven (7) teams with 102 • Completed 52 Disaster Preparedness Trainings participants who traveled to Kenya, Puerto Rico • Installed 151 smoke detectors and Nassau, Bahamas. • Due to the continued unrest in Haiti, STM COVID-19 Pandemic assignments are on hold. • Disaster Services has provided informational • Lott Carey continued to serve in Puerto Rico faith-based resources in the midst of to assist in repairing homes and replacing COVID-19, including funding information roofs damaged during Hurricane Maria. Four (such as PPP and EIDL), as well as re-opening (4) teams have served our American Baptist resources and more. The information is being Convention (ABC) partner churches in Puerto shared on Lott Carey’s website, enabling our Rico. constituents to access up-to-date information. • Due to COVID-19, STMs scheduled in April, We are also checking in with our International May and July have been cancelled. Cuba has Partners on a regular basis. been rescheduled for November 2020. The other • Booz Allen Foundation Grant: Lott Carey trips will be rescheduled in 2021. applied for the BAH Innovation Fund to provide tools for vulnerable seniors who are unable to U.S. Disasters return to church, even after churches reopen. Harvey Restoration Grant The goal of the Red • We continue to search for other grant Cross Hurricane Harvey (18-month, $1.646 opportunities. Even through Lott Carey is not million) grant was to repair 91 homes, and to provide eligible to apply for most; several opportunities spiritual care and disaster preparedness have been communicated to churches and training to families in Harris, Orange and Jefferson associations to support funeral homes, and small counties of Texas. business, including female-owned businesses. • The grant was completed successfully on March 31, 2020. International Disasters (Hurricane Dorian) • Repaired 93 primary homes Lott Carey joined a delegation of the African American • To date we have over 9,100 volunteer service Baptist Mission Collaboration (AABMC) for a site hours visit to Nassau and Abaco to assess the damages, and • Engaged 1049 people in community outreach to determine the level of support to be given to the efforts Bahamas National Baptist Missionary & Education • Outreach services were completed at 26 Convention (BNBMEC). During and following the churches visit we asked the BNBMEC to provide and send a • Provided spiritual care to 200 unique budget of the costs. Since the BNBMEC seemed to individuals have a problem detailing the information, we sent a • Installed 113 smoke detectors Project Proposal form in early January. BNBMEC finally admitted that they needed help completing the Florence Recovery Grant Lott Carey was form. We assisted the BNBMEC in completing the awarded a 7-month, $169,601 Red Cross Hurricane form, and once again requested a budget. A detailed Florence grant to provide spiritual care and disaster budget and implementation plan were never received

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from BNBMEC. School in Carries, Haiti. Final payment was made in October 2019 to complete the final construction to the Lott Carey-NBCA Disaster Services Network school’s top floor with 7 new classrooms, a Library, Over 500 Lott Carey and National Baptist Convention Computer Lab and 2 new Administrative Offices. of America, Inc. volunteers throughout the U.S. are serving alongside the Red Cross to support local, The completion of the school will make the following regional and national disasters. impact: • Increase school enrollment from 209 students to Lott Carey received the Volunteer Organization of the 375 students. Year Award, at the 2nd Annual Disaster Red Cross • Expand the grade-level to include students up to Summit in Washington, D.C. for demonstrating our the 13th grade. Unlike U.S. schools, Haiti schools commitment to preparing all communities, including are structured from Kindergarten to grades 13. traditionally undeserved communities throughout the • If the administration decides to go to ½ day region, training people how to plan for and respond classes, the increased school size also provides an to a wide variety of disasters, promoting drives to option to double the number of students. ensure there is a ready supply of lifesaving blood, and organizing volunteers for community preparedness Security Force events such as our Sound the Alarm Smoke Alarm This portion of the project ended in early September Installations. 2019. During unrest which impacted Mission of 22 Operations Contacts meet monthly to provide Grace in late 2018 and well into 2019, sixteen homes updates and accomplishments regarding Lott Carey – (including 3 Lott Carey homes), the Medical Clinic NBCA activities in their local regions. Also, we meet and the School Administration Building were burned to discuss local disasters, issues that may arise and down in the community and all of the solar equipment preparedness for the upcoming hurricane season. was stolen. Lott Carey provided a six-month $24,000 stipend to support training and hiring of thirty (30) Special Projects Armed Guards to provide much needed security at the Flint Refresh Mission of Grace church, school, orphanage, seniors Flint Refresh, a family and children’s nutrition home, boys home, soup kitchen and Ocean View Hotel. intervention pilot program, provides produce, health education, and cooking demonstrations to families most impacted by the water crisis and lead poisoning. • Kick-off was July 1, 2019 with the first meetings with families in September 2019. • The program, funded by donations totaling $120K, is currently providing on-going support for up 34 families, while continuing to recruit other families. • Due to COVID-19, staffing for the project ended on May 16, 2020. So that the families do not suffer, boxes of fruits and vegetables will be distributed through June. • The Flint Refresh Project ends on June 30, 2020.

Mission of Grace - Haiti The MOG is on its second month of lock down. Our clinic continues to see patients 5 days a week and continues to use all precautions necessary to keep everyone safe. The soup kitchen is running well. MOG continues to feed approximately 200 people per day.

School Construction Mount Olive Baptist Church of Arlington, VA and First Baptist Church of North Brentwood Maryland committed $88,412 to complete the Mission of Grace

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EXALTED STATESMEN FROM CORINTH TO THE CELESTIAL CITY ($24,000+) FOUNTAIN, SUMMIT, NJ J. MICHAEL SANDERS 200,540.00 ENON TABERNACLE, PHILADELPHIA, PA ALYN E. WALLLER 152,400.00 GENERAL BAPTIST STATE CONVENTION OF NC LEONZO D. LYNCH 150,776.31 ALFRED STREET BAPTIST CHURCH HOWARD JOHN WESLEY 133,205.00 ST. PAUL BAPTIST, CHARLOTTE, NC ROBERT C. SCOTT 69,000.00 THE MCNEIL FAMILY FOUND., ALEXANDRIA, VA 50,000.00 WINTON, CHARLES AND MELANIE 50,000.00 MAPLE SPRINGS, CAPITOL HEIGHTS, MD JEROME TARVER 40,700.00 MT. OLIVE, CENTREVILLE, VA EUGENE JOHNSON 32,520.00 WOMAN’S BAPTIST HOME & FOR., RALEIGH, NC PRESIDENT AUDREY BATTLE 30,789.11 MT. OLIVE, HACKENSACK, NJ GREGORY J. JACKSON 28,884.00 ST. PETER, GLEN ALLEN, VA KIRKLAND R. WALTON 25,397.80 TRINITY, BRONX, NY NAOMI TYLER-LLOYD 25,000.00

WONDROUS MISSIONERS FROM ATHENS TO CORINTH ($18,000 - $23,999) CANAAN, PHILADELPHIA, PA DERRICK BRENNAN 22,000.00 THE JOYCE KEEMER PETERSON FUND 22,000.00 ANONYMOUS DONORS 18,784.06

GLORIOUS MISSIONERS FROM BEREA TO ATHENS ($14,000 - $17,999) CHRIST MISSIONARY, MEMPHIS, TN GINA M. STEWART 17,350.00 THIRD, PORTSMOUTH, VA JOSEPH FLEMING 17,100.00 TABERNACLE BAPTIST, BURLINGTON, NJ CORY L. JONES 17,043.00 CONTRACT SOLUTIONS, MANASSAS, VA CORLISS UDOME 17,000.00 LILLY GROVE, HOUSTON, TX 17,000.00 GRACE BAPT-GERMANTOWN, PHILADELPHIA, PA JAMES H. BUCK 16,575.38 THE NEW MACEDONIA, WASHINGTON, DC PATRICK J. WALKER 16,155.00 HERITAGE FELLOWSHIP, RESTON VA DUSTIN SULLIVAN 15,001.00 COMMUNITY, BALTIMORE, MD MILTON N. LEMON 15,000.00 EMMANUEL, WASHINGTON, DC CHRISTOPHER NICHOLS 14,060.00

MARVELOUS MISSIONERS FROM THESSALONICA TO BEREA ($10,000 - $13,999) CATHEDRAL INTERNATIONAL, PERTH AMBOY, NJ 13,643.25 COALITION OF CONCERNED, NEWPORT NEWS, VA 12,533.00 GREATER ST. PAUL MISSIONARY, DURHAM, NC WILLIAM HAZEL HEIGHT 12,000.00 SHARON, RICHMOND, VA PAUL COLES 11,900.00 SHILOH OLD SITE, FREDERICKSBURG, VA AARON L. DOBYNES, SR. 11,747.84 NORTHERN VA BAPT. ASSOC., GAINESVILLE, VA AUGUSTUS HENDERSON 11,596.96 FIRST BAPTIST, MANASSAS, VA KEITH SAVAGE 11,500.00 NEW SALEM MBC, COLUMBUS, OH KEITH A. TROY 11,000.00 THE SANCTUARY, UPPER MARLBORO, MD ANTHONY G. MACLIN 11,000.00 ST. TIMOTHY’S, BALTIMORE, MD CARL WASHINGTON 10,660.00 EBENEZER, PORTSMOUTH, VA JAMES E. WYNN 10,640.00 FIRST BAPTIST, FAYETTEVILLE, NC FREDERICK D. CULBRETH 10,500.03 LOTT CAREY ALUMNI ASSN., GERMANTOWN, MD 10,050.00 AX, NANCY 10,000.00

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MARVELOUS MISSIONERS FROM THESSALONICA TO BEREA ($10,000 - $13,999) — CONT’D MT. PLEASANT, ALEXANDRIA, VA CARL JOHNSON 9,000.00 LEWIS CHAPEL, FAYETTEVILLE, NC CHRISTOPHER STACKHOUSE 10,000.00

AMAZING MISSIONERS FROM PHILIPPI TO THESSALONICA ($6,000 - $9,999) CHRIST BAPTIST, BURLINGTON, NJ 9,850.00 SIXTH BAPTIST CHURCH, RICHMOND, VA YVONNE C. BIBBS 9,000.00 FRIENDSHIP MBC, CHARLOTTE, NC CLIFFORD JONES 8,500.00 PROVIDENCE, BALTIMORE, MD MARCUS G. WOOD 8,375.00 ST. JOHNS UNITED BAPTIST, WASHINGTON, DC JOHN M. ALEXANDER, JR. 7,750.00 REEDER MEMORIAL, CHARLOTTE, NC C. DON STEGER 7,706.00 ST. JOHNS BAPTIST, MAPLE HILL, NC 7,545.00 BANISTER MISS. BAPTIST ASSN, CLOVER, VA MODERATOR RONNIE M. WOMACK 7,162.00 OLSON, MARK AND JOAN 7,157.04 SECOND BAPTIST, COLUMBUS, OH HOWARD T. WASHINGTON 7,091.23 JONES, KEITH I. 7,000.00 OPEN DOOR, WASHINGTON, DC BERNARD TAYLOR 6,600.00 RODMAN STREET MBC, PITTSBURGH, PA DARRYL T. CANADY 6,562.75 FIRST BAPTIST, EMINENCE, KY CHARLES H. DUNCAN, JR. 6,550.00 CALVARY, MORRISTOWN, NJ JERRY CARTER 6,500.00 NEW ZION, LOUISVILLE, KY A. RUSSELL AWKARD 6,500.00 WATSON GROVE, NASHVILLE, TN 6,500.00 TRINIDAD, CAPITOL HGHTS, MD JUSTIN RHODES 6,456.00 MIDDLE DISTRICT ASSOCIATION, BURGAW, NC REGINALD WELLS, MODERATOR 6,425.00 LOTT CAREY, WISE, WASHINGTON, DC 6,000.00

MAJESTIC LEADERS APPROACHING PHILIPPI ($3,600 - $5,999) MT. OLIVE, ARLINGTON, VA JAMES E. VICTOR 5,958.34 MT. SINAI, WASHINGTON, DC TYRONE QUEEN 5,828.00 FALLING RUN, FAYETTEVILLE, NC REGINALD A. WELLS 5,725.00 UNION CHAPEL, WINSTON-SALEM, NC 5,702.00 WAYLAND, BALTIMORE, MD HOFFMAN FISHER BROWN, III 5,550.00 GOATLEY, DAVID & PAMELA 5,500.00 SHILOH, WILMINGTON, NC A. MCCRAE, INTERIM PASTOR 5,500.00 VERMONT AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH, WASHINGTON, DC JOHN J. COX 5,500.00 CENTRAL, PITTSBURGH PA CANARD GRIGSBY 5,000.00 CRYSTAL HILL, HALIFAX, VA 5,000.00 FIRST BAPTIST, DEPTFORD, NJ 5,000.00 FIRST BAPTIST-MARSHALL HGHTS, WDC ANDRE’ D. IVY 5,000.00 JEG WOOD PRODUCTS, FLOYDS KNOBS, IN 5,000.00 LINCOLN HEIGHTS MISS. BAPTIST CHURCH ELLIOTT CUFF 5,000.00 MOETICK BAPTIST, WASHINGTON, DC 5,000.00 MONUMENTAL, JERSEY CITY, NJ JOSEPH JONES 5,000.00 MT. PLEASANT, ALEXANDRIA, VA CARL JOHNSON 5,000.00 NEW HOPE, HACKENSACK, NJ DREW HYNDALL ROSS 5,000.00 NEW HOPE, WEST ORANGE, NJ 5,000.00 PATTERSON, WILLA 5,000.00 PEACE MISSIONARY, DURHAM, NC 5,000.00 READY ACADEMY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL AMANDA MURRAY 5,000.00 SHILOH, NORFOLK, VA KEITH I. JONES 5,000.00 VA STATE BAPT. CON. WO. AUX, SUFFOLK, VA PRESIDENT MARY GILES 5,000.00 WATTS CHAPEL, RALEIGH, NC HARRY L. WHITE 5,000.00 MOUNTAIN GROVE, SOUTH BOSTON, VA THOMAS L. DIVENS 4,900.00 RISING SUN, WASHINGTON, DC MARLOW L. MITCHELL 4,900.00 SPRING CREEK BAPTIST CHURCH, MOSELEY, VA KENNETH D. COOPER 4,700.00 OPERATION HEALING, BALTIMORE, MD 4,500.00 REDEEMER BAPTIST, HYATTSVILLE, MD 4,500.00 COLLINS, ROY 4,345.00 CRUMP, BARBARA T. 4,321.00 MT. VERNON, DURHAM, NC PERCY HIGH 4,275.00 BETHLEHEM, MCKEESPORT, PA EARLENE COLEMAN 4,200.00 ABYSSINIA, CAPITOL HEIGHTS, MD ROBERT W. TRICE 4,128.19 AENON, ROCHESTER, NY JONATHAN J. MCREYNOLDS 4,000.00 CANAAN, NEW YORK, NY THOMAS D. JOHNSON, SR. 4,000.00 MT. OLIVE, CORAOPOLIS, PA MICHAEL ANTHONY PETERSON 4,000.00 NEW BETHEL, YOUNGSTOWN, OH KENNETH SIMON 4,000.00

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ST. JOHNS BAPTIST, SCOTCH PLAINS, NJ 4,000.00 UNIFIED SHILOH BAPT ASSOC. DINWIDDIE, VA LEROY A. CHERRY, MODERATOR 4,000.00 WARNER BAPTIST CHURCH, FALLS CHURCH, VA MATTHEW PEARSON 4,000.00 TRINITY, COLUMBUS, OH VICTOR M. DAVIS 3,846.00 HIGH STREET, ROANOKE, VA SERENUS J. CHURN, JR. 3,681.00 BLUESTONE HARMONY, KEYSVILLE, VA MODERATOR DR. HERMAN LUNDY 3,621.50 ROMAN, GUS AND EUNICE 3,600.00 SECOND BAPTIST, KOKOMO, IN WILLIAM SMITH 3,600.00

MAGNIFICANT MEN AND WOMEN OF TROAS ($1,000 - $3,599) AFFINITY MBC, CLEVELAND, OH RONALD E. MAXWELL 3,550.00 MT. ZION GERMANTOWN, PHILADELPHIA, PA BRUCE N. ALICK 3,500.00 SALEM, BROOKLYN, NY JAMES A. THORNTON 3,500.00 ST. PAUL, MONTCLAIR, NJ 3,500.00 DAYSPRING COMMUNITY CHURCH, LANHAM,MD CYNTHIA TURNER 3,400.00 MT. OLIVE, COLUMBUS, OH 3,310.00 SOUTHSIDE RAPPAHANNOCK ASSOC, NEWTON, VA 3,310.00 MT. CALVARY, ALEXANDRIA, VA F.R. KELLY, SR. 3,245.08 MT. ZION, SOUTH PARK, PA CHRISTOPHER M. TOOKES 3,150.00 MT. ZION, WINSTON-SALEM, NC SERENUS J. CHURN, SR. 3,095.00 WILLIAMS, EMILYE. 3,050.00 CONVENT, NEW YORK, NY PASTOR JESSE T. WILLIAMS 3,031.00 FIRST BAPTIST, MERRIFIELD, VA MARTIN T. PICKETT 3,000.00 FIRST MISSIONARY, SMITHFIELD, NC DANIEL W. LILLY, JR. 3,000.00 SPIRIT OF CHRIST BAPTIST, FORESTVILLE, MD JOHN N. ROBINSON, JR. 3,000.00 VIRGINIA BAPTIST STATE CONVENTION 3,000.00 ZION COMMUNITY, SPRINGFIELD, MA 3,000.00 MOHAMED, CAROL W. 2,910.00 FIRST BAPTIST, HAMPTON, VA RICHARD W. WILLIS, SR. 2,804.43 BANNISTER MBA, CLOVER, VA JAMES C. DIXON. TREASURER 2,750.00 BETHLEHEM, LAWTON, OK WILLIE B. SMITH, JR. 2,720.00 MCCREARY, JACQUELINE MADISON 2,695.00 CLIFTON, ANGELITA 2,675.00 FIRST RISING, WASHINGTON, DC RAYMOND BELL 2,647.00 BETHESDA, WASHINGTON, DC GREGORY D. WILLIAMS 2,558.00 BETHLEHEM, SPRINGHOUSE, PA 2,500.00 FIRST BAPTIST, SOMERSET, NJ 2,500.00 FRIENDSHIP, COLUMBUS, OH SCOTTIE L. AARON 2,500.00 GRIMES, JERALDINE L. 2,500.00 HOOPER’S CHAPEL, LELAND, NC RICHARD JOYNER 2,500.00 MESSIAH, EAST ORANGE, NJ 2,500.00 QUIOCCASIN, HENRICO, VA ANDRE M. MOSLEY, JR. 2,500.00 SECOND (SOUTHSIDE), RICHMOND, VA RALPH STEVEN HODGE 2,500.00 SIXTH MT. ZION BAPTIST, RICHMOND, VA 2,500.00 SPRINGFIELD, RALEIGH, NC 2,500.00 STAR OF HOPE BAPTIST, PHILADELPHIA, PA HUBERT B. BARNES 2,500.00 TRI COUNTY LOTT CAREY 2,500.00 POPLAR MOUNT, LAWRENCEVILLE, VA 2,468.70 MT. PLEASANT, WASHINGTON, DC TERRY STREETER 2,450.00 CHRISTIAN STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA CLAYTON HICKS 2,400.00 NAZARENE, PHILADELPHA, PA K. MARSHALL WILLIAMS 2,400.00 BEREAN MBC, BROOKLYN, NY ARLEE GRIFFIN, JR. 2,300.00 NORTHERN BAP SCHOOL, NEWARK, NJ 2,282.28 JACKSON, SANDRA K. 2,250.00 BETHLEHEM, ALEXANDRIA, VA DARRELL K. WHITE 2,223.00 GETHSEMANE, SALISBURY, NC ROY L. DENNIS, JR. 2,200.00 ALEXANDER JR., JOHN M. AND AMY R. 2,100.00 HEART’S DELIGHT, CATLETT, VA TYRONE GREEN 2,100.00 TRIED STONE, ASHVEVILLE, NC ALFRED L. BLOUNT 2,100.00 SECOND BAPTIST, HOMESTEAD, PA DONALD P. BUTLER 2,061.00 DELANEY, BEVERLY 2,010.00 BETHEL, WHITE PLAINS, NY EDWARD O. WILLIAMSON 2,000.00 BRENNAN, DERICK AND ALBERTA 2,000.00 CANAAN, NEW CASTLE, DE CHRISTOPHER A. BULLOCK 2,000.00 ELBA MBC, GRETNA, VA DABBLE GARNER 2,000.00 ELM GROVE, REIDSVILLE, NC TONY W. BARR 2,000.00

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MAGNIFICANT MEN AND WOMEN OF TROAS ($1,000 - $3,599) — CONT’D FIELDS, PAULA 2,000.00 FIRST BAPTIST, LANDOVER, MD HENRY P. DAVIS 2,000.00 FIRST BAPTIST-BUTE STREET, NORFOLK, VA ROBERT G. MURRAY 2,000.00 FIRST CALVARY, DURHAM, NC FREDERICK A. DAVIS 2,000.00 FIRST, TEANECK, NJ 2,000.00 JERUSALEM, TEMPERANCEVILLE, VA 2,000.00 MT. CALVARY, ROCKVILLE, MD LEON GRANT 2,000.00 MT. OLIVE, FAYETTEVILLE, NC 2,000.00 NAT’L BAPT CONV OF AMERICA, HOUSTON, TX 2,000.00 NEW PROSPECT, SHERRILLS FORD, NC JASON SANER 2,000.00 NEW PROVIDENCE, FUQUAY-VARINA, NC 2,000.00 NICHOLAS JR., JOHN J. 2,000.00 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, WASHINGTON, DC KENDRICK E. CURRY 2,000.00 PILGRIM, KENNER, LA MITCHELL J. STEVENS 2,000.00 PROVIDENCE, LEESBURG, VA HERBERT C. LOVE 2,000.00 SECOND BAPTIST, DISTRICT HGHTS., MD 2,000.00 ST. LUKE, PATERSON, NJ KENNETH D. CLAYTON 2,000.00 THE FIRST, NORTH BRENTWOOD, MD 2,000.00 TUCKAHOE BAPTIST ASSN., RICHMOND, VA ROBERT L. PETTIS, SR. 2,000.00 WILLIAMS, ROLAND L. AND BEVERLY G. 1,970.00 GREEN STREET, LOUISVILLE, KY 1,962.00 MOSS SR., DR. GREGORY K. 1,900.00 PEARSON, MATTHEW J. 1,900.00 ZION, PHILADELPHA, PA GUS ROMAN 1,900.00 MOORE, ELIZABETH 1,890.00 LITTLE GROVE, SUFFOLK, VA RALPH RICHARDSON III 1,888.00 SHILOH NEW SITE, FREDERICKSBURG, VA ANTHONY A. PARRISH 1,880.00 GRIMES, VIVIAN O. 1,840.00 MT. PLEASANT, ALDIE, VA EUGENE PEARSON 1,837.00 GREATER BETHEL, TAMPA, FL 1,814.18 NEW LIGHT, OXFORD, NC 1,800.00 OAK SHADE, CATLETT, VA JESSE JONES 1,800.00 AWKARD, PAMELA BRIDGEWATER 1,700.00 BETHANY, COLUMBUS, OH 1,700.00 SMITH, LARRY & NATALIE 1,695.00 FIRST BAPTIST, STATESVILLE, NC 1,637.00 FIRST JOHN TABERNACLE, BALTIMORE, MD KLUTZ C. WILKS 1,636.00 BULLOCK, LILLIAN M. 1,600.00 GALILEE, WINSTON-SALEM, NC 1,600.00 RIVERS OF LIFE, BROWNS MILL, NJ 1,600.00 ROSS-BROWN, LINDA 1,600.00 HAREWOOD, BRENDA K. 1,590.00 EBENEZER, BALTIMORE, MD PASTOR ERIC TAYLOR 1,580.00 FLEMING, RALPH 1,565.00 ROYSTER, MARK R. & PHYLLIS W. 1,550.00 WASHINGTON, MAXWELL M. 1,540.00 BLUESTONE, PELHAM, NC ROY L. DENNIS, JR. 1,500.00 BRONSON, HELEN 1,500.00 HARVELL JR., HERBERT 1,500.00 LUMBER RIVER, LUMBERTON, NC 1,500.00 MORNING STAR, WEIRTON, WV 1,500.00 MT. ZION FIRST, CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA 1,500.00 MT. ZION, PHILADELPHIA, PA 1,500.00 NORTHERN NECK BAPT ASSN, HEATHSVILLE, VA DEBORAH THOMAS 1,500.00 REDEEMED MBC, WINSTON-SALEM, NC GARY R. WALKER 1,500.00 THE OLD SHIP OF ZION MBC 1,500.00 UNION MISS BAPTIST ASSN, FAYEVLL, NC 1,500.00 ZION FIRST, MIDDLETOWN, CT 1,500.00 31ST STREET, RICHMOND, VA JOSHUA MITCHELL, PASTOR ELECT 1,450.00 PARKS, JUANITA M. 1,420.00 PARKER-SOBERS, MARTINA 1,368.00 DUNCAN JR., CHARLES AND MARCIA 1,350.00 KENNEDY, BRENDA B. 1,340.00 GABRIEL, GREGORY L. & SHELIA H. 1,305.00 JONES-MASON, POLLY 1,305.00

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BRONSON, CAROLYN M. 1,300.00 EBENEZER, WILMINGTON, NC 1,300.00 FIRST BAPTIST, ROANOKE, VA 1,300.00 CARTER, FAYE C. 1,250.00 FIRST BAPTIST, RALEIGH, NC DUMAS A. HARSHAW 1,250.00 MT. CALVARY, FAIRFAX, VA 1,250.00 UNITED CORNERSTONE MBC, WINSTON-SALEM, NC 1,250.00 WADE, ANTHONY C. 1,250.00 CLAUD, LLOYD 1,200.00 CORINTHIAN, PHILADELPHIA, PA 1,200.00 EAST CUMBERLAND, STEDMAN, NC 1,200.00 FREEMAN, STERLING E. 1,200.00 PILGRIM, RED BANK, NJ TERRENCE PORTER 1,200.00 RESURGENCE CHURCH, PHILADELPHIA, PA 1,200.00 DUNN, EMMETT L. AND SUAN 1,150.00 JACKSON, GREGORY AND BARBARA 1,150.00 PLEASANT GROVE, MARBURY, MD 1,128.96 FIRST BAPTIST, WASHINGTON, DC DOROTHY C. BUTLER 1,109.50 ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH, CHARLOTTE 1,100.00 EBENEZER, PROVIDENCE, NC TERESA M. HARDY 1,100.00 LUNDY, CLAUDIA H. 1,100.00 MARTIN, CALVIN 1,100.00 NEW BEGINNING, LUMBERTON, NC 1,100.00 PLEASANT GROVE, BUFFALO, NY JOE L. FISHER 1,100.00 PLEASANT GROVE, SUFFOLK, VA L. STEPHON JOHNSON 1,100.00 THOMAS, DENISE 1,100.00 WRIGHT, WILLETTA 1,100.00 ZION, MCKEESPORT, PA 1,100.00 BRANCHES RUN, AMELIA, VA ALONZO B. WILLIAMS 1,050.00 SECOND CALVARY BAPTIST, NORFOLK, VA 1,050.00 PEARSON, THEODORE W. & C. ARVETTE 1,030.00 EASTERN UNION MISSIONARY 1,025.00 JONES, SHERDINA 1,020.00 ABNER, GLEN ALLEN, VA JAIMA C. HAYES 1,000.00 BALDWIN, AURETHA 1,000.00 BAPTIST CHURCH - LAMBERTS PT, NORFOLK, VA 1,000.00 BEREAN, RALEIGH, NC 1,000.00 BEST GROVE, GOLDSBORO, NC 1,000.00 BETH EDEN, CHICAGO, IL 1,000.00 BLUE WING, ROXBORO, NC 27574 1,000.00 BOXILL, JOHN 1,000.00 BROWN, JAMES 1,000.00 CALVARY, EAST ORANGE, NJ 1,000.00 CORNERSTONE, GREENVILLE, NC 1,000.00 DUPREE, DANIEL 1,000.00 EBENEZER, ATLANTA, GA RAPHAEL G. WARNOCK 1,000.00 EBENEZER, KANSAS CITY, MO 1,000.00 EMMANUEL, WINSTON-SALEM, NC JOHN MENDEZ 1,000.00 FIRST BAPTIST WEST, CHARLOTTE, NC 1,000.00 FIRST BAPTIST, VIENNA, VA VERNON C. WALTON 1,000.00 FIRST BAPTIST, WINSTON-SALEM, NC 1,000.00 FIRST INSTITUTIONAL, PHOENIX, AZ 1,000.00 FIRST MISSIONARY, NEW RIVER, VA RONALD E. BROWN, SR. 1,000.00 FIRST MOUNT ZION, DUMFRIES, VA LUKE E. TORIAN 1,000.00 FIRST NAZARENE, CAMDEN, NJ 1,000.00 FLYTHE, WILLIAM C. 1,000.00 GETHSEMANE, CLEVELAND, OH RICHARD T. PARKER 1,000.00 GETHSEMANE, WASHINGTON, DC 1,000.00 GOATLEY, VERLENE B. 1,000.00 GRAHAM, ROSETTE 1,000.00 GREATER PROVIDENCE, CHARLOTTE, NC FRED GIBSON 1,000.00 GREENFOREST COMMUNITY, DECATUR, GA 1,000.00 ISAAC, DONALD 1,000.00 JACKSON JR., ROSWELL F. 1,000.00 KAY, ROSAMOND C. 1,000.00 LITTLE MOUNT ZION, SUFFOLK, VA RONALD B. BROWN, JR.C914 1,000.00

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MAGNIFICANT MEN AND WOMEN OF TROAS ($1,000 - $3,599) — CONT’D LUCILLE MATHIAS FM MINISTRY 1,000.00 MACEDONIA, BRYANS RD, MD 1,000.00 MACEDONIA, LAKE HURST, NJ EDWARD D. HARPER 1,000.00 MARABLE, RENARD 1,000.00 MARINE & MT. MORIAH, GRETNA, LA 1,000.00 METROPOLITAN, SUFFOLK, VA ROBERT HOBBS 1,000.00 MORNING STAR, MATTAPAN, MA 1,000.00 MOUNT AERY, BRIDGEPORT, CT ANTHONY L. BENNETT 1,000.00 MOUNT ZION, TRIANGLE, VA ALFRED JONES, JR. 1,000.00 MT. CALVARY, RICHMOND, VA CORY J. TAYLOR 1,000.00 MT. OLIVE, RECTORTOWN, VA WILLIAM GRANT, SR. 1,000.00 MT. PISGAH, BESSEMER CITY, NC 1,000.00 MT. SINAI, BALTIMORE, MD RAY A. COTTON 1,000.00 MT. ZION MBC, ASHEVILLE, NC JOHN H. GRANT 1,000.00 NAT’L BAPTIST CONV OF AMERICA, DALLAS, TX 1,000.00 NAT’L BAPTIST DEACONS, BAYONNE, NJ 1,000.00 NEW BEECH GROVE, NEWPORT NEWS, VA WILLARD MAXWELL, JR. 1,000.00 NEW GETHSEMANE, PHILADELPHIA, PA 1,000.00 NEW HOPE, JERSEY CITY, NJ 1,000.00 NEW HOPE, ROSELLE, NJ 1,000.00 NEW RED MOUNTAIN, ROUGEMONT, NC 1,000.00 NMBCA FGN MISSION BD., DESOTO, TX 1,000.00 OAK GROVE, BLAIRS, VA REGINALD B. CARTER 1,000.00 OAK RIDGE FIRST, OAK RIDGE, NC 1,000.00 PIEDMONT DISTRICT, CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA XAVIER V. JACKSON 1,000.00 PINEY BRANCH, FREDERICKSBURG, VA 1,000.00 REBECCA MULEN, DANVILLE, VA NANCY M. GUNN 1,000.00 RISING MT. ZION, MONTCLAIR, NJ 1,000.00 ROCKY MOUNT, CONNELLSVILLE, PA 1,000.00 ROSS, ANDREA C. 1,000.00 ROYAL CHAPEL, IVANHOE, NC ZEBEDEE C. HERRING 1,000.00 SALEM, OMAHA, NE 1,000.00 SHILOH, HENDERSON, NC 1,000.00 SOUTH TEXAS DISTRICT ASSOC., HOUSTON, TX ACIE J. JEFFERSON, JR. 1,000.00 SOUTHEAST TABERNACLE, WASHINGTON, DC 1,000.00 ST. MATTHEWS, WASHINGTON, DC 1,000.00 ST. PAUL, WEST CHESTER, PA 1,000.00 STAR FELLOWSHIP, RICHMOND, VA 1,000.00 TABERNACLE BAPTIST, ASHEVILLE, NC JOHN W. BREWSTER 1,000.00 THE CANAAN BAPTIST, PATERSON, NJ 1,000.00 THE GOOD SHEPHERD, HOUSTON, TX 1,000.00 THE MIRACLE OF FAITH, CAPITOL HGHTS., MD 1,000.00 TOWE, ALICE 1,000.00 UNION BAPTIST, ORANGE, NJ WILLIAM FREEMAN 1,000.00 VICTOR JR., JAMES E. 1,000.00 WEST HYATTSVILLE, HYATTSVILLE, MD 1,000.00 WILLIAMS MEMORIAL, ROANOKE, VA PAUL E. JOHNSON 1,000.00

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ARIZONA HENDERSON, DELORIS J. 95.00 FIRST INSTITUTIONAL, PHOENIX, AZ 1,000.00 HUNTER, CAROLYN A. 100.00 ISAAC, DONALD 1,000.00 CALIFORNIA ISRAEL, WASHINGTON, DC 300.00 HOUSE, WILLARD AND RUBY 50.00 JACKSON, CHARLES B. AND KATHERINE L. 100.00 KEYS, MARLENE M. 30.00 JACKSON, NICOLE 975.00 LAPE, JAMES AND MARGARET 200.00 JETER, SYLVIA 170.00 WILLIAMS, JOEL & NELLIE KATE 650.00 JOHNSON, HELEN S. 50.00 JOHNSON, JEAN W. 250.00 CONNECTICUT JONES, EARNESTINE 200.00 BEAUFORD, Y. TREVOR 100.00 LEE, ANNALISA 105.00 COLLINS, ROY 4,345.00 LIBERTY, WASHINGTON, DC 824.70 HAMILTON, RON 300.00 LOTT CAREY, WISE, WASHINGTON, DC 6,000.00 JENNINGS, JOANNE B. 100.00 LYONS, JUDY C. 100.00 MOUNT AERY, BRIDGEPORT, CT 1,000.00 MAYS, GENE AND ALICE 25.00 REHOBOTH FELLOWSHIP, STAMFORD, CT 400.00 MCPAYTEN-NEDAB, DENISE 25.00 UNION BAPTIST, HARTFORD, CT 635.00 MOETICK BAPTIST, WASHINGTON, DC 5,000.00 ZION FIRST, MIDDLETOWN, CT 1,500.00 MOORE, ROSE 35.00 MT. AIRY, WASHINGTON, DC 250.00 DELAWARE MT. CARMEL, WASHINGTON, DC 500.00 CANAAN, NEW CASTLE, DE 2,000.00 MT. OLIVE, WASHINGTON, DC 500.00 COLLINS, NADINE 70.00 MT. PLEASANT, WASHINGTON, DC 2,450.00 CONGO, BERNETTA M. 31.00 MT. SINAI, WASHINGTON, DC 5,828.00 FRISBY-HYDEN, JESSIE L. 141.00 MT. ZION, WASHINGTON, DC 200.00 JONES, PAULA E (DE) 410.00 NETWORK FOR GOOD, DC 706.00 TURNER, IVEL 100.00 NEW HOPE FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH 500.00 NEW MORNING STAR, WASHINGTON, DC 539.00 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA NORFLEET, MARCIA 300.00 ANDREWS, RITA L. 25.00 OPEN DOOR, WASHINGTON, DC 6,600.00 BENNETT, LEONA F. 180.00 PALMER, WANDA AND SOLOMON 50.00 BETHESDA, WASHINGTON, DC 2,558.00 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, WASHINGTON, DC 2,000.00 BRADLEY, LENA M. 365.00 PEOPLES, ETHEL M. 60.00 BRINKLEY, WINNIE M. 185.00 PRETLOW, LASTERIA BRATHWAITE 500.00 BROWN-HALL, LYNDA 500.00 REED-ABNEY, DIANE 50.00 BRUCE, WILLIAM AND BEATRICE 25.00 RISING SUN, WASHINGTON, DC 4,900.00 BRYANT, NAOMI 200.00 RUE, LORRAINE P. 565.00 CLYBURN, JEANETTE M. 225.00 RUFFIN, RODNEY 20.00 CRUSADERS, WASHINGTON, DC 100.00 SMITH, BARBARA J. 300.00 EDWARDS, PAMELA C. 25.00 SMITH, LARRY & NATALIE 1,695.00 EMMANUEL, WASHINGTON, DC 14,060.00 SOUTHEAST TABERNACLE, WASHINGTON, DC 1,000.00 FEARS, REV. PATRICIA 100.00 ST. JOHNS UNITED BAPTIST, WASHINGTON, DC 7,750.00 FIRST BAPTIST-MARSHALL HGHTS, WDC 5,000.00 ST. MARY’S, WASHINGTON, DC 300.00 FIRST BAPTIST, WASHINGTON, DC 1,109.50 ST. MATTHEWS, WASHINGTON, DC 1,000.00 FIRST RISING, WASHINGTON, DC 2,647.00 THE NEW MACEDONIA, WASHINGTON, DC 16,155.00 FLETCHER, DONNA 15.00 TURNER, BENJAMIN AND HATTIE 25.00 FRIENDSHIP, WASHINGTON, DC 500.00 VERMONT AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 5,500.00 FULLER, JOAN 250.00 WASHINGTON, MAXWELL M. 1,540.00 GETHSEMANE, WASHINGTON, DC 1,000.00 WATKINS, SHARON F. 100.00 HAWKINS JR., HERBERT A. AND DIANNE M. 730.00 WHEELER, CARLA 275.00

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LEE, MARGAREE L. 10.00 VALENTINE, EMMA 150.00 LEONARD, KEVIN R. 100.00 VERNON, JANET M. 190.00 LOTT CAREY ALUMNI ASSN., GERMANTOWN, MD 10,050.00 VICTOR JR., JAMES E. 1,000.00 MACEDONIA, BRYANS RD, MD 1,000.00 WAIR, MARY WILLIAMS 210.00 MAPLE SPRINGS, CAPITOL HEIGHTS, MD 40,700.00 WARD, MARY 200.00 MARTIN LUTHER KING COMM. CHURCH, COLUMBIA, MD 200.00 WARREN, ARNITA A. 100.00 MARYLAND BAPT CONV., BALTIMORE, MD 500.00 WARREN, MAHALIA 300.00 MCCRAW, DEBORAH A. 300.00 WATSON, DARYL E. 375.00 MCMILLAN-JOHNSON, CYNTHIA 100.00 WATSON, LENDORA 25.00 MILLER, RENATA 180.00 WAYLAND, BALTIMORE, MD 5,550.00 MITCHELL, MARLOW L. 410.00 WEST HYATTSVILLE, HYATTSVILLE, MD 1,000.00 MITCHELL, PAMELA D. 10.00 WEST SR., JAMES E. 25.00 MOORE, ELIZABETH 1,890.00 WHITAKER, GRETCHEN 10.00 MORRISEY, V. BRENDA 300.00 WHITE, RICHARD H. 200.00 MT. CALVARY, ROCKVILLE, MD 2,000.00 WILLIAMS, DAVID 10.00 MT. OLIVE, CENTREVILLE, VA 32,520.00 WILLIAMS, EDDIE JO 20.00 MT. SINAI, BALTIMORE, MD 1,000.00 WILLIAMS, EMILYE. 3,050.00 NASH, CHRISSIE 200.00 WILLIAMS, ETHEL L. 10.00 NEW ZION BAPTIST, BALTIMORE, MD 500.00 WOOD, MURIEL L. 50.00 NICHOLAS JR., JOHN J. 2,000.00 YOUNG, JOHN L. 50.00 NORTHSIDE BAPTIST, BALTIMORE, MD 50.00 OPERATION HEALING, BALTIMORE, MD 4,500.00 MASSACHUSETTS PAILEN, LOYCE BEST 100.00 MORNING STAR, MATTAPAN, MA 1,000.00 PARKS, JUANITA M. 1,420.00 ZION COMMUNITY, SPRINGFIELD, MA 3,000.00 PETERSON SR., REGINALD AND TONGA 850.00 PETERSON, DANIELLE 115.00 MICHIGAN PLEASANT GROVE, MARBURY, MD 1,128.96 FIRST TRINITY MBC, FLINT, MI 750.00 PROVIDENCE, BALTIMORE, MD 8,375.00 HOLDER, ORIN S. OR CYNTHIA D. 5.00 PUMPHREY, STAN AND JO ANN 100.00 HOLLOWELL, PALMA K.H. 25.00 REDEEMER BAPTIST, HYATTSVILLE, MD 4,500.00 MANN-BEATTIE, JOANN 50.00 REDMAN SR., RONALD AND BARBARA 65.00 PRITCHARD, LAURA 130.00 REID, KATHI L. 100.00 REED, LEROY L. 20.00 RESTORING GRACE, MD 300.00 SPIRITUAL MACEDONIA, SAGINAW, MI 50.00 RICHARDSON, KEVIN 25.00 TILLMAN, EZRA AND CATRINA 250.00 RILEY, MARVA W. 365.00 TILLMAN, JAMES 10.00 ROBINSON, BARBARA L. 200.00 ROBINSON, ROBERT 100.00 MISSISSIPPI RODGERS, JACQUELINE J. 100.00 EZELL, HENRY L & MATTIE M 500.00 ROGERS, DORIS 100.00 LINCOLN HEIGHTS MISS. BAPTIST CHURCH 5,000.00 ROSS, ANDREA C. 1,000.00 SADLER, DONALD AND GWENDOLYN 72.00 MISSOURI SCHMIDT, JOYCE V. 15.00 EBENEZER, KANSAS CITY, MO 1,000.00 SCOTT, ROY 210.00 GALILEE, ST. LOUIS, MO 240.00 SECOND BAPTIST, DISTRICT HGHTS., MD 2,000.00 MARTIN, DEXTER 25.00 SEEK HIS FACE, LANHAM, MD 300.00 SHIELDS, TYRONE D. 240.00 SERVANTS FOR CHRIST, FT. WASHINGTON, MD 150.00 WEST SIDE, ST. LOUIS, MO 750.86 SIMMONS, DIANNE E. 100.00 SMITH, ARITHA N. 10.00 NEBRASKA SMITH, KEVIN 420.00 SALEM, OMAHA, NE 1,000.00 SPIRIT OF CHRIST BAPTIST, FORESTVILLE, MD 3,000.00 ST. TIMOTHY’S, BALTIMORE, MD 10,660.00 NEW JERSEY STEWART, GLORIA J. 25.00 ADRIAN’S CATERERS LLC, SCOTCH PLAINS, NJ 200.00 STOKES, AUGUSTA D. 50.00 ALI, BRYANT 100.00 TARVER, JEROME & LOVIE 200.00 ALSTON, CHERYL L. 100.00 TAYLOR SR., RALPH E. 770.00 BARR-WRIGHT, DEBORA A. 150.00 TAYLOR, RALPH & PIA 20.00 BEMBRY, RHONDA W. 31.00 TAYLOR, VIVIAN I. 10.00 BOGAN, CLABON 100.00 THE FIRST, NORTH BRENTWOOD, MD 2,000.00 BULLOCK, LILLIAN M. 1,600.00 THE MIRACLE OF FAITH, CAPITOL HGHTS., MD 1,000.00 BURT, GWYNNE E. 50.00 THE OLD SHIP OF ZION MBC 1,500.00 CALVARY, EAST ORANGE, NJ 1,000.00 THE SAINT JAMES BAPTIST CHURCH 500.00 CALVARY, MORRISTOWN, NJ 6,500.00 THE SANCTUARY, UPPER MARLBORO, MD 11,000.00 CAMPBELL, ELIZABETH J. 685.00 THOMAS, MARTHA J 200.00 CATHEDRAL INTERNATIONAL, PERTH AMBOY, NJ 13,643.25 THOMPSON, BARBARA 81.00 CHRIST BAPTIST, BURLINGTON, NJ 9,850.00 THOMPSON, JAMES AND FANNIE B. 975.00 CHRIST TEMPLE, PATERSON, NJ 250.00 TRINIDAD, CAPITOL HGHTS, MD 6,456.00 CLARK, JAMES E & DOROTHY 650.00 TRINITY, BALTIMORE, MD 700.00 CLIFTON, ANGELITA 2,675.00 TURNER, GALE L 200.00 COLSTON, CAROLYN L. 220.00

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CREER-LEWIS, STEPHANIE 100.00 STEVENS, BONITA E. 225.00 CUMBERBATCH, SCOTT 25.00 SUTTON, JERQUENTIN 200.00 DALLAH, DOROTHY M. 45.00 TABERNACLE BAPTIST, BURLINGTON, NJ 17,043.00 DELANEY, BEVERLY 2,010.00 TAZEWELL, BARBARA J. 125.00 DENNIS, ALAVAN 100.00 THE CANAAN BAPTIST, PATERSON, NJ 1,000.00 DUPREE, DANIEL 1,000.00 THOMAS, DEBORAH 170.00 DUTTON, BETTY A. 255.00 THOMAS, DENISE 1,100.00 EBENEZER, ORANGE, NJ 500.00 TIMMONS, SANDRA 500.00 FIRST BAPTIST, DEPTFORD, NJ 5,000.00 TOWE, ALICE 1,000.00 FIRST BAPTIST, SOMERSET, NJ 2,500.00 TRINITY, HACKENSACK, NJ 350.00 FIRST NAZARENE, CAMDEN, NJ 1,000.00 UNION BAPTIST, BRIDGETON, NJ 250.00 FIRST, TEANECK, NJ 2,000.00 UNION BAPTIST, ORANGE, NJ 1,000.00 FLETCHER, GERRI 50.00 WALLACE, SHAWN 100.00 FOUNTAIN, SUMMIT, NJ 200,540.00 WHITE, CRYSTAL R. 10.00 FRIERSON, SANDRA J. 31.00 WHITFIELD, CAROLYN 20.00 GAMBLE JR., JOHN H. 10.00 WILLIAMS, VIOLA 50.00 GIBSON, DAVID AND ELIZABETH 131.00 YORK, JANEL TINSLEY 10.00 GLOVER, LISA D. 35.00 GOODSON, WILLIAM AND CAROLYN 31.00 NEW YORK GREEN, M. QUEENI 50.00 AENON, ROCHESTER, NY 4,000.00 HAMILTON, STACEY 20.00 ALEXANDER JR, MORRIS 115.00 HARRIELD, DENISON 10.00 ALEXANDER, VERONICA 100.00 HARRIS, MARSHAL 200.00 ANDRALLISKI, BARBARA 50.00 HAYES, ELLA 100.00 ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH, BEDFORD HILLS, NY 200.00 JACKSON JR., ROSWELL F. 1,000.00 BEREAN MBC, BROOKLYN, NY 2,300.00 JACKSON, GREGORY AND BARBARA 1,150.00 BERRY, BARBARA 25.00 JETER-HUGGINS, MARGARET 20.00 BETHEL, WHITE PLAINS, NY 2,000.00 JOHNSON, ARETHA 25.00 BOADU, CRYSTAL R. 20.00 JONES, LULAR A. 150.00 BROWN-SAVAGE, STELLA 20.00 JONES, WILLIE E. 75.00 BROWN, IRMA P. 100.00 KING, DAVID AND PANSY 100.00 CANAAN, NEW YORK, NY 4,000.00 LARRY, GWENDOLYN 50.00 CLANCY, KAREN 10.00 LAWRENCE, MARY A. 900.00 COLEMAN, PAMELA 100.00 LAWSON, GWENDOLYN 31.00 CONVENT, NEW YORK, NY 3,031.00 LOVELACE SR., RICHARD AND RHUNETTE 150.00 CUNNINGHAM, GERALDINE 325.00 MACEDONIA, LAKE HURST, NJ 1,000.00 DANIEL, CORALIE O 200.00 MARKHAM-PHILLIPS, YETA D. 25.00 DESSAURE, LOUIS AND SILENCE 25.00 MARSHALL-RICO, OLLIE 120.00 DETHERAAGE, KIMBERLY L. 125.00 MATTHEWS, DOROTHY 100.00 FOX, BERNICE 850.00 MCCREARY, JACQUELINE MADISON 2,695.00 FRAZIER, BERNICE R. 25.00 MESSIAH, EAST ORANGE, NJ 2,500.00 FRAZIER, RICKY G. 50.00 MINER, MARY L.W. 100.00 GIPSON, BENNETTA LEE 100.00 MONUMENTAL, JERSEY CITY, NJ 5,000.00 GRAHAM, ANGELA B. 100.00 MOORE, BRENDA J. 100.00 GRANT-DAVIS, DR. BRENDA 100.00 MT. OLIVE, HACKENSACK, NJ 28,884.00 GRAY, ODDESSA 750.00 NANCE, TISA J. 10.00 HUTCHINSON, RUBY 650.00 NAPIER, CONSTANCE 50.00 LEWIS-COKE, LINDA C. 400.00 NAT’L BAPTIST DEACONS, BAYONNE, NJ 1,000.00 LEWIS, BETTIE 400.00 NEW HOPE, HACKENSACK, NJ 5,000.00 MARTIN, CALVIN 1,100.00 NEW HOPE, JERSEY CITY, NJ 1,000.00 MARTIN, MARCELLA 200.00 NEW HOPE, ROSELLE, NJ 1,000.00 MATTHEWS, HYACINTH 150.00 NEW HOPE, WEST ORANGE, NJ 5,000.00 MCKOY, ALEXANDER 700.00 NICHOLS, MAGDALENE S. 300.00 MCKOY, LOTTIE LYMAN 950.00 NORTHERN BAP SCHOOL, NEWARK, NJ 2,282.28 MCMICHAEL, KAREN C. 90.00 PATTERSON, CAROL L. 250.00 NORMAN, MARGARET 25.00 PILGRIM, RED BANK, NJ 1,200.00 OGILVIE, ALICE 181.00 PORTER, TERRENCE K. 20.00 PLEASANT GROVE, BUFFALO, NY 1,100.00 RADWELL INTERNATIONAL, INC 500.00 POWELL, CAROLYN C. 42.00 RICHARDS, DONALD AND JUDITH 250.00 REECE-SMITH, FROZINE 100.00 RISING MT. ZION, MONTCLAIR, NJ 1,000.00 RICHARDS, ANTOINETTE T. 100.00 RIVERS OF LIFE, BROWNS MILL, NJ 1,600.00 ROBINSON, CAROL 15.00 SCOTT, THELMA D. 100.00 SALEM, BROOKLYN, NY 3,500.00 SMALLS, RONALD AND VIOLET 100.00 SAMUDA, ARLENE E. 50.00 SMITH, TERRY A. 245.00 SANDERS, JUDIE F. 10.00 SPAGNER, DR. EVANS L. 100.00 STAR OF BETHLEHEM, OSSINING, NY 850.00 ST. JOHNS BAPTIST, SCOTCH PLAINS, NJ 4,000.00 TAPP, ESTEEN 200.00 ST. LUKE, PATERSON, NJ 2,000.00 TAYLOR, TONY 400.00 ST. PAUL, MONTCLAIR, NJ 3,500.00 THORNTON, JAMES A. 200.00

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TRINITY, BRONX, NY 25,000.00 CONYERS, AUDREY 15.00 TYLER-LLOYD, PORTIA 100.00 CORNERSTONE, GREENVILLE, NC 1,000.00 UNIVERSAL, BROOKLYN, NY 335.59 COSTON, EDMOND T. 100.00 WASHINGTON, RENEE 100.00 COVINGTON, RAYNETTE G. 25.00 WHALEY, JOHNNY AND ROSA 50.00 CRAVEN CORNER, HAVELOCK, NC 75.00 WIGGINS, IDA S. 200.00 CULBRETH, IRIS & MURIEL 625.00 WILLIAMS, ALICE S. 10.00 DABNEY, PAMELA 50.00 WILLIAMS, JESSE T. 485.00 DANIEL, ROTHER M. 475.00 WINSLOW, ANTOINETTE 235.00 DANIELS, FREDDIE 50.00 WOMACK LATIMER, SYLVIA 150.00 DAVENPORT, JANIS M. 25.00 WORKING CHURCHES OF WESTCHESTER CTY & VIC 200.00 DAVIS, FRANCES T. 200.00 YOUNG, VIRGINIA D 170.00 DAVIS, JAMES AND ALICE 150.00 DAVIS, NICOLE 50.00 NORTH CAROLINA DAWKINS-BANNER, C. ABIGAIL 40.00 ADORAM BAPTIST, WALLACE, NC 500.00 DENKINS, ROSALYN 50.00 AGARD, LATONYA 230.00 DOBSON, CEDRIC 50.00 ALBRITTON, PATRICIA A. 100.00 DUMIZO, CYNTHIA 175.00 ALLEN, MILLER AND ALICE 450.00 DUNAMIS DEVELOPMENT LLC 100.00 ALSTON, DORIS C 100.00 DUNN, JOAN G. 50.00 ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH, CHARLOTTE 1,100.00 DUNN, TERRY 500.00 ARMOUR, PHYLIS J. 100.00 DUNSTON, IDA 91.00 AVERY, LENORA 100.00 EAST CUMBERLAND, STEDMAN, NC 1,200.00 BALES, PATRICIA HA. 100.00 EBENEZER, PROVIDENCE, NC 1,100.00 BARR, TONY 175.00 EBENEZER, WILMINGTON, NC 1,300.00 BAZEMORE, HATTIE J. 50.00 EDWARDS, MARY P. 5.00 BECOATS, EVELYN Y. 20.00 ELM GROVE, REIDSVILLE, NC 2,000.00 BELLAMY, DERRICK AND WINDY 50.00 EMMANUEL, WINSTON-SALEM, NC 1,000.00 BENTON, CAROLYN D. 20.00 ENGLISH, BRYAN AND PRISCILLA 50.00 BEREAN, RALEIGH, NC 1,000.00 ENOCH CHAPEL, WILMINGTON, NC 500.00 BEST GROVE, GOLDSBORO, NC 1,000.00 EVANS, MARIAN V. 25.00 BLUE WING, ROXBORO, NC 27574 1,000.00 EVANS, RODERICK AND KINSEY 50.00 BLUESTONE, PELHAM, NC 1,500.00 EVERETT, THURMAN AND WILHELMENIA 500.00 BOULWARE, DEBORAH J. 500.00 FALLING RUN, FAYETTEVILLE, NC 5,725.00 BOYCE, PINKIE O. 100.00 FARROW JR., THOMAS 100.00 BOYD, CHRISTY OR JOAN 25.00 FARROW, MARY B. 150.00 BREEDEN, LYNDA W 25.00 FIELDS, JASMINE L. 375.00 BRICKHEAD, KAREN L. 25.00 FIRST AFRICAN BAPTIST, GOLDSBORO, NC 600.00 BRISTOL CREEK 250.00 FIRST BAPTIST WEST, CHARLOTTE, NC 1,000.00 BRITTON, ETHEL 50.00 FIRST BAPTIST, BURLINGTON, NC 500.00 BROADIE, ROSA A. 100.00 FIRST BAPTIST, FAYETTEVILLE, NC 10,500.03 BROADWAY, MIKAEL 300.00 FIRST BAPTIST, KANNAPOLIS, NC 975.00 BRODIE, DEBRA 25.00 FIRST BAPTIST, RALEIGH, NC 1,250.00 BRONSON, CAROLYN M. 1,300.00 FIRST BAPTIST, STATESVILLE, NC 1,637.00 BRONSON, HELEN 1,500.00 FIRST BAPTIST, WALLACE, NC 300.00 BRUNSON, JAMES W. 10.00 FIRST BAPTIST, WINSTON-SALEM, NC 1,000.00 BRUNSWICK WACCAMAW ASSN., WHITEVILLE, NC 390.30 FIRST CALVARY, DURHAM, NC 2,000.00 BRYANT, ELLIOTT S. AND LAURA H. 20.00 FIRST MISSIONARY, SMITHFIELD, NC 3,000.00 BULLOCK, CHARLES T. 125.00 FIRST ST. PAUL, 150.00 BULLOCK, SHIRLEY W. 295.00 FIRST, SOUTHPORT, NC 100.00 BULLOCK, VELMA J 255.00 FLOYD, JEANETTE B. 100.00 BUMGARDNER, LARRY AND NANCY 300.00 FLYTHE, WILLIAM C. 1,000.00 BUNTNG, BEVERLY 100.00 FORK CHAPEL, WARRENTON, NC 201.90 BURRIS, ALAN W. 25.00 FOSTER, INEZ 400.00 BURROUGHS, BESSIE R 100.00 FOUST, MARTHA 350.00 BUSH, ANDREA M 30.00 FRAZIER, GARLAND AND VANESSA 25.00 CALDWELL, BRODERICK AND HELEN 25.00 FREEMAN, STERLING E. 1,200.00 CALLOWAY-WEST, MARY ANN 25.00 FRIENDSHIP MBC, CHARLOTTE, NC 8,500.00 CAMPBELL, CRYSTAL 20.00 GABRIEL, GREGORY L. & SHELIA H. 1,305.00 CARTER, CHERRY AND VERNADINE 50.00 GALILEE, WINSTON-SALEM, NC 1,600.00 CARTER, FAYE C. 1,250.00 GALLOWAY, FAMATTA S. 50.00 CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH, 200.00 GARLAND FIRST, GARLAND, NC 200.00 CHAPEL HILL, AUTRYVILLE, NC 305.00 GARNER, DABBLE E. AND DEBRA G. 630.00 CHESTNUT, LESLIE N. 25.00 GARRIS, CELLIAR H. 80.00 CHRISTIAN CHAPEL #2, HAMPSTEAD, NC 100.00 GARRIS, DONNIE R & MACK-GARRIS, REGINA 637.00 CHRISTIAN, MARVA B. 100.00 GENERAL BAPTIST STATE CONVENTION OF NC 150,776.31 CLARK, KEITH AND DEBRA 200.00 GETHSEMANE, SALISBURY, NC 2,200.00 CLARKE, SISI N. 50.00 GIBSON, KEVIN L. 255.00 CLEARVIEW MBC, FAYETTEVILLE, NC 500.00 GOATLEY, DAVID & PAMELA 5,500.00

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GRAHAM, CATHY 10.00 MORGAN, VANNIE 50.00 GRAHAM, ERNESTO AND SHERRI 100.00 MOSS SR., DR. GREGORY K. 1,900.00 GREATER PROVIDENCE, CHARLOTTE, NC 1,000.00 MT. CARMEL, ELIZABETH CITY, NC 500.00 GREATER ST. JOHN, ASHEBORO, NC 250.00 MT. CARMEL, FAYETTEVILLE, NC 200.00 GREATER ST. PAUL MISSIONARY, DURHAM, NC 12,000.00 MT. OLIVE, FAYETTEVILLE, NC 2,000.00 GREEN CHAPEL, SMITHFIELD, NC 100.00 MT. PISGAH, BESSEMER CITY, NC 1,000.00 GREENE, LISA DIXON 5.00 MT. PISGAH, RAEFORD, NC 850.00 GRICE, LINDA H. 20.00 MT. PLEASANT, BELMONT, NC 400.00 GRIER, JEAN F. 105.00 MT. VERNON, DURHAM, NC 4,275.00 GUNTER, GEORGE R. AND JOYCE B. 405.00 MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH, WHITEVILLE, NC 500.00 HAREWOOD, BRENDA K. 1,590.00 MT. ZION MBC, ASHEVILLE, NC 1,000.00 HAREWOOD, GEORGE AND RAHAMA 25.00 MT. ZION, WINSTON-SALEM, NC 3,095.00 HARPER, DR. JANICE 100.00 MULLEN, PAMELA J. 25.00 HARRIS, LISA S. 20.00 MURRAY, LISA 578.00 HAYES CHAPEL, ROSEHILL, NC 500.00 MURRAY, TISA 200.00 HEIGHT, DR. WILLIAM H. AND JOY 530.00 NANCE, JAMES AND BENITA 30.00 HENDERSON GROVE, WADESBORO, NC 800.00 NELSON, ROZELIA C. 300.00 HENDERSON, DAVID MICHAEL 475.00 NEW BEGINNING, LUMBERTON, NC 1,100.00 HENDRIX, ALAN AND NNEKA 50.00 NEW CHRISTIAN, ROSE HILL, NC 700.00 HICKMAN, HAZEL M. 75.00 NEW HAVEN, MILTON, NC 500.00 HIGH POINT ED. & MBA, WINSTON-SALEM, NC 500.00 NEW HOPE, OXFORD, NC 500.00 HOLDER, PAMELA C. 180.00 NEW HOPE, RALEIGH, NC 500.00 HOLSTON, ALFRED 100.00 NEW JONATHAN CREEK, OXFORD, NC 406.28 HOOPER’S CHAPEL, LELAND, NC 2,500.00 NEW LIGHT, OXFORD, NC 1,800.00 HOWZE, TAMARIO 25.00 NEW MIDDLE SWAMP, CORAPEAKE, NC 100.00 HUEY, MELISSA L. 25.00 NEW PROSPECT, SHERRILLS FORD, NC 2,000.00 HUNTER, AMELIA S. 500.00 NEW PROVIDENCE, FUQUAY-VARINA, NC 2,000.00 IRON HILL BAPTIST CHURCH 100.00 NEW RED MOUNTAIN, ROUGEMONT, NC 1,000.00 ISAAC, JAMES 20.00 NEW ST. PAUL, EDEN, NC 300.00 J&M PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, CHARLOTTE, NC 15.00 NEW VISION, LELAND, NC 251.00 JAMES, VIRGINIA B. 150.00 NEWKIRK, HELEN 10.00 JARRETT, DANNY AND GAIL 50.00 NIXON JR., MORRIS 500.00 JIMOH, JACQUELINE 100.00 OAK GROVE, HARRISBURG, NC 900.00 JOHNSON, CHARLENE 100.00 OAK RIDGE FIRST, OAK RIDGE, NC 1,000.00 JOHNSON, CURETON L. 200.00 OAKES, DEBORAH T. 50.00 JOHNSON, CYNTHIA L. 6.00 OAKLEY, MICHAEL 100.00 JOHNSON, SAVANNAH P. 200.00 ORR, SHONDA D. 10.00 JORDAN, MARILYN E. 205.00 OWENS, DOROTHY J. 130.00 KENNEDY, BRENDA B. 1,340.00 PARKER, WILLIAM 120.00 KERNS, CAROLYN N. 100.00 PARKERS GROVE, MURFREESBORO, NC 500.00 LAWRENCE, ROSEMARY L. 100.00 PATTERSON, CARLA 10.00 LEE, LLOYD AND MARY 400.00 PEACE MISSIONARY, DURHAM, NC 5,000.00 LEMAY, ELLENDER 70.00 PEARSON, THEODORE W. & C. ARVETTE 1,030.00 LESTER, RUNA 200.00 PLEASANT OAK, WINDSOR, NC 500.00 LEWIS CHAPEL, FAYETTEVILLE, NC 10,000.00 PORTER, GARY AND ROBIN 60.00 LEWIS, RONNIE AND MARY 50.00 PRIOLEAU, DEBRA D. 100.00 LINVILLE, JAMES F. AND RENITA T. 31.00 PRITCHETT, CARRYE W. 75.00 LOCUST GROVE, BROWNS SUMMIT, NC 836.05 RANDALL, PATRICIA H. 75.00 LOWRY, DELORES C. 50.00 RAYFORD, SALLIE RUTH 300.00 LUMBER RIVER, LUMBERTON, NC 1,500.00 REAVES, SYREETA W. 10.00 LYNCH, LEONZO 100.00 REDEEMED MBC, WINSTON-SALEM, NC 1,500.00 MCCLAIN, MARILYN C. 200.00 REDMOND, MONICA D 140.00 MCCULLOUGH-COBEY, SAUNDRA 50.00 REEDER MEMORIAL, CHARLOTTE, NC 7,706.00 MCGEE, EVANGELIST B. 200.00 REID, JIMMY S. 50.00 MCGUIRE III, REV. MAJOR AND REV. DOROTHY 20.00 REUBEN, DR. LUCY 62.00 MCIVER, FRANCES H. 40.00 ROCKY CHAPEL, BUNN, NC 250.00 MCKENSIE, DEMITRIA L. 20.00 ROCKY RIDGE, REIDSVILLE, NC 500.00 MCKINNON, CARLA L. 50.00 ROGERS, CAROLYN E. 131.00 MCLAUGHLIN, A 50.00 ROSS,REGINALD A OR TINA M. 20.00 MCLAURIN, MARGARET 50.00 ROYAL CHAPEL, IVANHOE, NC 1,000.00 MCMOORE, CHRISTINE 40.00 ROYSTER, MARK R. & PHYLLIS W. 1,550.00 MCPHATTER, WESLEY AND ALMA 50.00 SAMUEL, VIVIAN 20.00 MIDDLE DISTRICT ASSOCIATION, BURGAW, NC 6,425.00 SAMUELS, DELORES 100.00 MITCHELL, MICKLE C.. 400.00 SANDY PLAIN BAPTIST CHURCH, 30.00 MOORE, MRS. VENDER L. 131.00 SAWYER, ALICIA J. 25.00 MOORE, PATRICIA 200.00 SCOTT, ROBERT 200.00 MOORE, SHAWKI 50.00 SECOND BAPTIST, WARREN, OH 160.00 MORGAN, STEPHANIE 25.00 SECOND NEW LIGHT, SAINT PAULS, NC 250.00

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SECOND ST. PAUL BAPTIST CHURCH, 50.00 OHIO SHADY TREE GARAGE, RALEIGH, NC 500.00 AARON, SCOTTIE L. 40.00 SHARP, MAXINE 10.00 ADAMS, LANDON 130.00 SHEPARD, EARLENE 20.00 AFFINITY MBC, CLEVELAND, OH 3,550.00 SHILOH, HENDERSON, NC 1,000.00 ALLEN, MICHAEL D AND VICTORIA 25.00 SHILOH, WILMINGTON, NC 5,500.00 ALLEN, VICTORIA 20.00 SIMUEL, JAMES AND JUDY 75.00 ASLAM, JALADAH 25.00 SINCLAIR, JANICE 230.00 AVON BAPTIST CHURCH, CLEVELAND, OH 100.00 SMITH, TRACEY W. 20.00 BARNETT, JEANNETTE F. 600.00 SPEED, JONATHAN 100.00 BETHANY, COLUMBUS, OH 1,700.00 SPELL, SANDRA C. 100.00 BETHEL, DAYTON, OH 250.00 SPRINGFIELD, RALEIGH, NC 2,500.00 BROWN, THEODORE A. 50.00 ST. BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH, 150.00 BURKE, PEGGY J 150.00 ST. JOHNS BAPTIST, MAPLE HILL, NC 7,545.00 CATLIN, DOROTHY J. 100.00 ST. JOHNS, RED OAK, NC 700.00 CLEVELAND DIST. BAPT. WO., CLEVELAND, OH 500.00 ST. MATTHEW, ROCKY POINT, NC 500.00 DAVIS, CHAD 500.00 ST. PAUL BAPTIST, CHARLOTTE, NC 69,000.00 EAST MOUNT ZION, CLEVELAND, OH 807.23 ST. STEPHEN MBC, WINSTON-SALEM, NC 300.00 EASTERN UNION MISSIONARY 1,025.00 STEWART, MANYA M. 25.00 FITCH-GORDON, ARLENE 125.00 STEWART, QUAN 100.00 FORD, SUSAN K. 569.00 SUITT, LINDA L. 150.00 FRANCIS, CYNTHIA G. 20.00 SULLIVAN, SHEILA F. 120.00 FRIENDSHIP, COLUMBUS, OH 2,500.00 SUMMERS, JESSIE D. 35.00 GETHSEMANE, CLEVELAND, OH 1,000.00 SURLES, VERONICA J. 100.00 HARVEY, JOSEPH AND ETHEL 30.00 SUTTON, ROBIN D. 50.00 HOLMES, CAROLYN L. 131.00 TABERNACLE BAPTIST, ASHEVILLE, NC 1,000.00 JOHNSON, TODD 150.00 THOMAS, ROKEYA M. 10.00 LONG JR., LEE 5.00 THOMAS, SHIRLEY 20.00 LUCILLE MATHIAS FM MINISTRY 1,000.00 THOMPSON, RON 50.00 MACEDONIA, COLUMBUS, OH 250.00 TILFORD, TERRI L. 5.00 MAXWELL, RONALD 150.00 TRI COUNTY LOTT CAREY 2,500.00 MCKINLEY JR., WALTER AND TERRI 100.00 TRIED STONE, ASHVEVILLE, NC 2,100.00 MORRISON, CONSTANCE 150.00 TRUITT, CONSTANCE 50.00 MT. OLIVE, COLUMBUS, OH 3,310.00 TUNING, CREOLA 500.00 MT. ZION, ELYRIA, OH 300.00 TURNER, M. FRANCES 25.00 MYHAND, EVERLEAN 65.00 UNION CHAPEL, WINSTON-SALEM, NC 5,702.00 NEW BETHEL, YOUNGSTOWN, OH 4,000.00 UNION MISS BAPTIST ASSN, FAYEVLL, NC 1,500.00 NEW SALEM MBC, COLUMBUS, OH 11,000.00 UNITED CORNERSTONE MBC, WINSTON-SALEM, NC 1,250.00 NIXON, DENISE A. 250.00 UNITED METROPOLITAN, WINSTON-SALEM, NC 200.00 NIXON, PHILIP V. 500.00 UNITED SHILOH MBA, HENDERSON, NC 500.00 OGLETREE, ROBERT & GAIL 60.00 VERNON HILL, ROXBORO, NC 100.00 RIVERS, IVANNA 295.00 VERTREESE, KAREN P 30.00 SECOND BAPTIST, COLUMBUS, OH 7,091.23 WADE, JAMILA A. 50.00 SHEPPARD, TANIKKA M. 50.00 WALKER, LINDA 5.00 SIMON, KENNETH L. 100.00 WALKER, MARY M. 245.00 STEWART-WOODSON, EARLENE 50.00 WALKER, VESTER 400.00 TRINITY, COLUMBUS, OH 3,846.00 WALLACE, MARJORIE J. 50.00 TROY, DR. KEITH A. 75.00 WASHINGTON, CLEO H 515.00 WALLER, BELVA J. 500.00 WATTS CHAPEL, RALEIGH, NC 5,000.00 WASHINGTON, FLORA 25.00 WEEKS, BLANCHE 10.00 WASHINGTON, HOWARD 350.00 WELCHES CREEK BAPTIST CHURCH, 100.00 WILLIAMSON, JACQUELINE 560.00 WEST, PERCY 55.00 WOODEN, MILDRED J. 50.00 WHITT, MARY A 75.00 WOODFORD, HAROLD A. 100.00 WILLIAMS, CAROLYN 50.00 WILLIAMS, JOYCE 100.00 OKLAHOMA WILLIAMS, SYLVIA M 30.00 ALEXANDER, BENJAMIN E. 100.00 WILLIS, SADIE 25.00 BETHLEHEM, LAWTON, OK 2,720.00 WILSON MISSIONARY, WILSON, NC 278.00 GOATLEY, VERLENE B. 1,000.00 WILSON, DEBORAH MILLER. 500.00 TURNER, VARONICA 25.00 WILSON, JERSEY J. 500.00 WINGFIELD, ERICA M. 100.00 PENNSYLVANIA WINTON, CHARLES AND MELANIE 50,000.00 ASHWORTH, GENEVA 50.00 WOMAN’S BAPTIST HOME & FOR., RALEIGH, NC 30,789.11 BAILEY, WALTER AND OZIE 10.00 WORTHY, MARGIE T. 10.00 BALDWIN, ARTHUR AND CYNTHIA 50.00 WRIGHT, SWANNIE P. 20.00 BANKS, CHERYL LEE 450.00 ZION HILL BAPTIST CHURCH, 100.00 BETHLEHEM, MCKEESPORT, PA 4,200.00 BETHLEHEM, SPRINGHOUSE, PA 2,500.00 BILLINGSLEY, HENRY AND PEGGY 25.00

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BOARDLEY, KAREN 100.00 RODMAN STREET MBC, PITTSBURGH, PA 6,562.75 BOWICK, GWENDOLYN 300.00 ROEBUCK, APRIL 100.00 BRENNAN, DERICK AND ALBERTA 2,000.00 ROMAN, GUS AND EUNICE 3,600.00 BROWN, ICERLEANA M. 25.00 ROSS-BROWN, LINDA 1,600.00 BROWN, JAMES 1,000.00 ROYAL, J.M. 131.00 BROWN, MARLA L. 250.00 RUDISILL, ANTOINETTE C. 590.00 BYNUM, ROSE 50.00 SECOND BAPTIST, HOMESTEAD, PA 2,061.00 CANAAN, PHILADELPHIA, PA 22,000.00 ST. PAUL, WEST CHESTER, PA 1,000.00 CENTRAL, PITTSBURGH PA 5,000.00 STAR OF HOPE BAPTIST, PHILADELPHIA, PA 2,500.00 CHRISTIAN STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA 2,400.00 STEELE, BARBARA 241.25 CHRISTIE-SMALL, PAULETTE 500.00 STEWART, DARLENE 50.00 CLARK, VIVIAN 500.00 SYLLA, BARBARA A. 25.00 COLEMAN, EARLENE. 640.00 TAYLOR, JEROME AND TOMMIE 25.00 CORINTHIAN, PHILADELPHIA, PA 1,200.00 THE AFRO-AMERICAN, CHAMBERSBURG, PA 500.00 COUBAROUS, DENISE 25.00 THOMAS, MARION A. 100.00 DAVIS, ALLIEN 615.00 THOMPKINS, WILLIAM AND SUSAN 20.00 DUNLAP, GERTRUDE. 145.00 THOMPSON, MITTIE L 425.00 EDISON, ROBERT A. AND ROSITA E. 25.00 THORN, ELAINE N. 175.00 ENON TABERNACLE, PHILADELPHIA, PA 152,400.00 TURNER, SANDRA E 40.00 FINNEY, CATHERINE Y. 50.00 TWITTY, M 550.00 FORD, SHEILA M. 25.00 VICTORY, CHESTER, PA 500.00 GARRETT-DAVIS, CATHY 5.00 VICTORY, PITTSBURGH, PA 500.00 GILES, SANDRA L 25.00 WATSON, SHIRLEY L 100.00 GILLESPIE, SELENA F. 625.00 WATTS, JACQUELINE 100.00 GRACE BAPT-GERMANTOWN, PHILADELPHIA, PA 16,575.38 WAYLAND TEMPLE, PHILADELPHIA, PA 600.00 GREEN, RENEE L. 160.00 WILLIAMS, LUNITA 112.00 HAIRSTON, RACHAEL 120.00 WINSTEAD, MARY JANE 50.00 HAWKES, GEORGE OR FANNIE 50.00 WOODRIDGE, DIANA 700.00 HELVY, Y. PATRICIA 100.00 WOODSON, JO ANN M. 50.00 HICKS, SYLVIA 170.00 ZION, MCKEESPORT, PA 1,100.00 JACKSON, JANICE N. 50.00 ZION, PHILADELPHA, PA 1,900.00 JEWETT, PRESTON I. 100.00 ZION, READING, PA 400.00 JOHNSON, EVELYN S. 25.00 JOHNSON, JAMES AND YVONNE 200.00 SOUTH CAROLINA JONES, CONSTANCE M. 200.00 CARTER, BRENDA A. 250.00 JONES, SHERDINA 1,020.00 DUNBAR-SCOTT, JANICE H. 50.00 JORDAN, JOHN 100.00 GREATER SWEET BRANCH, DENMARK, SC 700.00 KAY, ROSAMOND C. 1,000.00 HALL, GLORIA J. 10.00 LEE-WALTERS, PRISCILLA G. 100.00 MCDANIEL II, ERVIN AND DEBORAH 100.00 LEWIS, DEBORAH ANN 25.00 MISHER, JACQUELINE G. 10.00 LOADHOLT, JANICE D. 500.00 ROLLINS, JOHN AND ADA 50.00 LOADHOLT, REBECCA W. 200.00 THOMPSON, P.A. 25.00 LOVING, LILLIE M. 225.00 LUNA, TERRI 150.00 TENNESSEE MAYO, PHYLLIS 200.00 CHRIST MISSIONARY, MEMPHIS, TN 17,350.00 MCDANIELS, PHYLLIS 100.00 CRUTCHER, VIVIAN D. 20.00 MCDANIELS, SHIRLEY D. 100.00 GROVES, DAVID 200.00 MILLER, DANIELLE 120.00 HUGHES, C. DARRELL AND TONDA 720.00 MOHAMED, CAROL W. 2,910.00 HUGHES, DAIJA B. 118.09 MONTGOMERY, APENELL 100.00 MOUNTAIN OF HOPE, FRANKLIN, TN 500.00 MT. OLIVE, CORAOPOLIS, PA 4,000.00 MWANIKI, KHAMISI M. 100.00 MT. SINAI, CONEMAUGH, PA 100.00 NICHOLS, ROSALYN 100.00 MT. ZION GERMANTOWN, PHILADELPHIA, PA 3,500.00 SPARKS, BERTHA L. 50.00 MT. ZION, PHILADELPHIA, PA 1,500.00 STEWART, GINA M. 400.00 MT. ZION, SOUTH PARK, PA 3,150.00 WATSON GROVE, NASHVILLE, TN 6,500.00 MURPHY, HENRY AND HAZEL 50.00 WILLIS, LINDA K. 500.00 MYERS, JOSEPH 50.00 WMS LEE STREET, BRISTOL, TN 300.00 NAZARENE, PHILADELPHA, PA 2,400.00 NEW GETHSEMANE, PHILADELPHIA, PA 1,000.00 TEXAS ODOM, DOROTHY M. 50.00 GRIMES, JERALDINE L. 2,500.00 PAYNE, MELVIN 600.00 GRIMES, VIVIAN O. 1,840.00 PENDLETON, TERRI RONE 100.00 HUNT, KEITH D. AND STEPHANIE K. 25.00 REDDING, ROCHELLE L. 70.00 LILLY GROVE, HOUSTON, TX 17,000.00 RESURGENCE CHURCH, PHILADELPHIA, PA 1,200.00 NAT’L BAPT CONV OF AMERICA, HOUSTON, TX 2,000.00 RHONE SR., JAMES E. 375.00 NAT’L BAPTIST CONV OF AMERICA, DALLAS, TX 1,000.00 ROBINSON, LERIN L. 25.00 NMBCA FGN MISSION BD., DESOTO, TX 1,000.00 ROBINSON, PAULA 500.00 SOUTH TEXAS DISTRICT ASSOC., HOUSTON, TX 1,000.00 ROCKY MOUNT, CONNELLSVILLE, PA 1,000.00 ST. JAMES, WHARTON, TX 300.00

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THE GOOD SHEPHERD, HOUSTON, TX 1,000.00 COLES, REV. PAUL A. 200.00 WASHINGTON, KEVIN 25.00 COLLINS, JOAN G. 95.00 WEST POINT BAPTIST, GALVESTON, TX 730.00 COLOSSIAN, NEWPORT NEWS, VA 100.00 YOUR CAUSE, LLC 13.20 CONTRACT SOLUTIONS, MANASSAS, VA 17,000.00 COOPER, LAKEEYNA 100.00 VIRGINIA CORPREW, BERTHA B. 100.00 31ST STREET, RICHMOND, VA 1,450.00 COVINGTON, BARBARA 300.00 ABNER, GLEN ALLEN, VA 1,000.00 CRABBE, EDNA S. 100.00 ALFRED STREET BAPTIST CHURCH 133,205.00 CRAWLEY, REGINA T. 100.00 ALLEN, JANICE V. 50.00 CRAWLEY, WILLIAM 365.00 ANDERSON, CHARLOTTE B 25.00 CREEKMUR, SYLVIA W. 10.00 ANDERSON, FREDDIE 340.00 CROCKER, CLIFTON AND EUNICE 350.00 ANDERSON, JOSEPHINE 50.00 CROSS, CHRISTINE A. 215.00 ANDREWS, NANCY C. 200.00 CRUMP, BARBARA T. 4,321.00 ANOINTED NEW LIFE, RICHMOND, VA 865.00 CRUSHSHON, CARRIE B. 150.00 ANOITED VOICES 50.00 CRYSTAL HILL, HALIFAX, VA 5,000.00 AREA E BAPTIST, DANVILLE, VA 500.00 CULLEY, REV. HARRISON 244.00 ARRINGTON, REV. RAY T. 125.00 CULLEY, SHIRLEY 100.00 BAILEY, SARAH J. 200.00 CUMBERLAND MISS & ED CONV, FARMVILLE, VA 130.00 BALDWIN, AURETHA 1,000.00 CUMBERLAND UNION, CUMBERLAND, VA 85.00 BANISTER MISS. BAPTIST ASSN, CLOVER, VA 7,162.00 CUNNINGHAM, CELESTE S. 50.00 BANK STREET MBC, NORFOLK, VA 100.00 DAGGS, BARBARA E. 213.96 BANKS, ANITA E. 40.00 DAN RIVER BETHEL, SOUTH BOSTON, VA 500.00 BANNISTER MBA, CLOVER, VA 2,750.00 DAVIS, MAE L. 100.00 BAPTIST CHURCH - LAMBERTS PT, NORFOLK, VA 1,000.00 DAVIS, SANDRA 75.00 BAXTER, JANICE E. 25.00 DIGGS JR., WILLIAM L. AND GLORIA JEAN 25.00 BAZEMORE JR., HORACE 240.00 DIVINE, CHESAPEAKE, VA 100.00 BEARD, DIANN M. 50.00 DIXON, BARBARA M. 35.00 BEAZER, MARVA 31.00 DIXON, JAMES C. 150.00 BENJAMIN, RICHARDEAN 50.00 DIXON, LINDA 100.00 BETHANY BAPTIST ASSN, DINWIDDLE, VA 815.35 DIXON, VIVIAN S. 250.00 BETHANY, WEST POINT, VA 100.00 DOCKERY-ROY, ERNESTINE M. 50.00 BETHLEHEM, ALEXANDRIA, VA 2,223.00 DUNN, REV. KENNETH G. 100.00 BEULAH BAPTIST SS, GUM SPRING, VA 100.00 EASTERN SHORE, NASSAWADOX, VA 200.00 BIBBS, YVONNE 150.00 EBENEZER, ALEXANDRIA, VA 200.00 BLAND, JUANITA G. 100.00 EBENEZER, HAMPTON, VA 100.00 BLUESTONE HARMONY, KEYSVILLE, VA 3,621.50 EBENEZER, MIDLAND, VA 200.00 BOOKER, JAMES L. AND KATHY 200.00 EBENEZER, PORTSMOUTH, VA 10,640.00 BOWERS, JOAN 30.00 EBENEZER, VIRGINIA BEACH, VA 500.00 BOWMAN, JOHN 140.00 EBENEZER, WOODBRIDGE, VA 100.00 BRANCHES RUN, AMELIA, VA 1,050.00 ECHOLS, NOBLE M. 100.00 BRAXTON, LOUISE E. 101.00 EDNEY, MARGARET DELK 150.00 BREWER, DEBORAH ANN 8.00 EDWARDS, BARBARA S. 135.00 BRICKHOUSE, DONALD AND GLORIA 100.00 EDWARDS, EASTER W. 25.00 BRIGGS SR., WILBERT J. AND LINDA A. 50.00 ELBA MBC, GRETNA, VA 2,000.00 BRIGGS, JOSEPH AND REBECCA 200.00 ELDRIDGE, YVETTE 100.00 BROADIE, NANCY B. 25.00 ELLIOTT, JOYCE G. 30.00 BROWN, ALVIN AND BURNETTE S. 35.00 FAISON, BRENDA T. 50.00 BROWN, BERTHA J. 100.00 FAITH CHRISTIAN CTR., CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA 450.00 BROWN, MAXIE V. 25.00 FENTRESS-HOLMES, CLAUDETTE 100.00 CAISON, IDA B. 25.00 FINN, JOHN S. 100.00 CALDWELL JR., EDWARD AND JUDITH 30.00 FINNEY, JOHN AND MARGARET 200.00 CALVARY, DANVILLE, VA 300.00 FIRST AFRICAN BAPTIST, RICHMOND, VA 500.00 CARLTON, ROSELYN 125.00 FIRST BAPTIST-BUTE STREET, NORFOLK, VA 2,000.00 CARTER, JERRY 50.00 FIRST BAPTIST-HOLLINS, ROANOKE, VA 500.00 CARTER, ROBERTA 240.00 FIRST BAPTIST, CHESTERBROOK, VA 200.00 CARTER, URSULA M. 307.00 FIRST BAPTIST, DISPUTANTA, VA 250.00 CENTRAL, ROANOKE, VA 500.00 FIRST BAPTIST, FARMVILLE, VA 375.00 CHAMBERS, VAURICE AND NAOMI 20.00 FIRST BAPTIST, HAMPTON, VA 2,804.43 CHAMPION, BARBARA 40.00 FIRST BAPTIST, LAWRENCEVILLE, VA 400.00 CHESTNUT GROVE, FOREST, VA 75.00 FIRST BAPTIST, MANASSAS, VA 11,500.00 CHICAGO AVENUE, RICHMOND, VA 500.00 FIRST BAPTIST, MERRIFIELD, VA 3,000.00 CHURN JR., REV. SERENUS 100.00 FIRST BAPTIST, RICHMOND, VA 100.00 CLARK, LAWRENCE AND PATSY 30.00 FIRST BAPTIST, ROANOKE, VA 1,300.00 CLARK, VIRGINIA 90.00 FIRST BAPTIST, SALEM, VA 975.00 CLAUD, LLOYD 1,200.00 FIRST BAPTIST, VIENNA, VA 1,000.00 COALITION OF CONCERNED, NEWPORT NEWS, VA 12,533.00 FIRST BAPTIST, WEST NORFOLK 100.00 COGDELL, LUCY 25.00 FIRST CALVARY, NORFOLK, VA 400.00

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FIRST MISSIONARY, NEW RIVER, VA 1,000.00 JERUSALEM, NORFOLK, VA 100.00 FIRST MOUNT ZION, DUMFRIES, VA 1,000.00 JERUSALEM, TEMPERANCEVILLE, VA 2,000.00 FIRST SPRINGS, WARRENTON, VA 100.00 JOHNSON, EUGENE AND JUNE 600.00 FIRST UNION, RICHMOND, VA 250.00 JOHNSON, MELTON WAYNE 400.00 FITZGERALD, MYRTLE A. 75.00 JONES-MASON, POLLY 1,305.00 FLEMING, JOE B. 100.00 JONES, HENRY OR YVONNE 100.00 FLEMING, JOSEPH 200.00 JONES, KEITH I. 7,000.00 FLEMING, RALPH 1,565.00 JONES, ROBERT AND CAROLYN 100.00 FOUNTAIN, RICHMOND, VA 410.00 JORDAN, ANGINETTA 25.00 FOURTH, RICHMOND, VA 724.00 KING, NORA A. 20.00 FREEMAN, CALVIN 85.00 LAMPKIN, DELORES 10.00 FREEMAN, LETHIA 470.00 LASSITER, NETTIE K. 50.00 FRIENDSHIP, HOPEWELL, VA 400.00 LAWRENCE, BRENDA L. 50.00 FULLER, KIRK AND LETTIE 100.00 LAWRENCE, FREDA T. 250.00 FUNN, CAROLYN G. 50.00 LEBANON, SPRING GROVE, VA 500.00 GATLING, RUSSELL 75.00 LEE STREET, BRISTOL, VA 600.00 GIBBS, WILLIAM DOUGLAS 450.00 LEE, EVELYN 300.00 GIBSON, ROXANNE 20.00 LEVENSTON, FAYE L. 750.00 GILES, DARLENE 50.00 LEWIS, MERLEY AND EURA H. 100.00 GILLFIELD, PETERSBURG, VA 150.00 LEWIS, PATRICIA D. 25.00 GILLIAM JR., MARVIN 25.00 LEWIS, VERNELLE 25.00 GOLDEN, JACQUELINE V. 100.00 LITTLE GROVE, SUFFOLK, VA 1,888.00 GOOD HOPE, CULPEPER, VA 458.00 LITTLE MOUNT ZION, SUFFOLK, VA 1,000.00 GORDON, FLOSSIE P. 200.00 LITTLE ZION, COLONIAL BEACH, VA 240.00 GOULD-CHAMP, PATRICIA 100.00 LOGAN, GOLDIA 200.00 GRAFTON BAPTIST, YORKTOWN, VA 500.00 LOMANS, SANDRA L. 15.00 GRAHAM, ROSETTE 1,000.00 LOVE CENTER OF UNITY, RICHMOND, VA 150.00 GRANT, DANIEL AND OLIVIA 30.00 LOYAL BAPTIST, DANVILLE, VA 500.00 GRANT, SR. WILLIAM A. 350.00 LUNDY, CLAUDIA H. 1,100.00 GRAVEL HILL, RICHMOND, VA 500.00 MACEDONIA, COLONIA BEACH, VA 500.00 GRAY, SHARON V. 250.00 MACEDONIA, EMPORIA, VA 100.00 GRAYLAND BAPTIST, RICHMOND, VA 500.00 MAIN STREET, CLIFTON FOGE, VA 200.00 GREATER TRIUMPH, CHATHAM, VA 500.00 MASON COVE CHAPEL, SALEM, VA 624.00 GREEN, DARLENE K. 25.00 MATHIS, SANDRA P. 95.00 GREEN, ESTHER 25.00 MCBORROUGH, BRENDA B. 365.00 GREEN, LINDSAY O. 100.00 MCCAULEY, CASEY A. 100.00 GREEN, LINDSAY O. AND REVA 10.00 MCCOY, SHARMAINE M. 50.00 GREENE, RUTH W. 75.00 MCCREE, MONCELLA 25.00 GRIFFIN, VALERIE 10.00 MCDAVID, ELIJAH 100.00 GRIFFIN, VIRGINIA 55.00 MCDONALD, VALERIE 100.00 GROSVENOR, ALICE B. 65.00 MCDOWNEY, SHERYL B. 250.00 GROVE, PORTSMOUTH, VA 100.00 MCELVEEN, LILY 150.00 GUILDFIELD, DRY FORK, VA 300.00 MCKOY, SHARMAINE 50.00 HAINES, AMANDA L. 200.00 MCQUEEN, LOUISE P. 300.00 HAIRSTON, FIBBIE ANN 270.00 METROPOLITAN, SUFFOLK, VA 1,000.00 HALL, MARY V. 300.00 MIDDOUGH, ISAIAH & ELIZABETH 100.00 HARMON, MARYLEN E. 25.00 MILES JR., JAMES A. AND SARAH G. 25.00 HARPER, DARNELL AND TANDRA K. 300.00 MILES, JAMES A. 75.00 HARROD, JAMES AND HAZEL 50.00 MILES, SARAH G. 200.00 HARVELL JR., HERBERT 1,500.00 MINTER, TAKESHIA 100.00 HAWKINS, MARLA C. 200.00 MONTERIO SR., CHARLES J. 400.00 HEART’S DELIGHT, CATLETT, VA 2,100.00 MOORE, KAROLYNN D. 100.00 HELPING HANDS, WILLIAMSBURG, VA 437.50 MORTON, BRENDA L. 50.00 HENDERSON, GAIL L. 50.00 MOUNT PLEASANT, GAINESVILLE VA 300.00 HERITAGE FELLOWSHIP, RESTON VA 15,001.00 MOUNT TABOR, RICHMOND, VA 600.00 HICKS, VANESSA 200.00 MOUNT ZION, TRIANGLE, VA 1,000.00 HICKS, VIOLA 100.00 MOUNTAIN GROVE, SOUTH BOSTON, VA 4,900.00 HIGH RIDGE, MARTINSVILLE, VA 682.00 MT. CALVARY, ALEXANDRIA, VA 3,245.08 HIGH STREET, ROANOKE, VA 3,681.00 MT. CALVARY, FAIRFAX, VA 1,250.00 HILL JR., DR. LEROY 155.00 MT. CALVARY, RICHMOND, VA 1,000.00 HOLLAND, VINICENT AND CHARLENE 10.00 MT. CARMEL, RICHMOND, VA 500.00 HOLT, BRENDA C. 200.00 MT. MORRIS, HUME, VA 535.00 HOUSE, VELMA 100.00 MT. OLIVE, ARLINGTON, VA 5,958.34 HOWERTON, MARY 625.00 MT. OLIVE, RECTORTOWN, VA 1,000.00 INGRAM, ETHELYN 100.00 MT. PERO, POWHATAN, VA 100.00 JACKSON, CORNELL 40.00 MT. PLEASANT, ALDIE, VA 1,837.00 JACKSON, JOYCE W. 50.00 MT. PLEASANT, ALEXANDRIA, VA 5,000.00 JACKSON, SANDRA K. 2,250.00 MT. TABOR, RICHMOND, VA 590.00

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MT. ZION FIRST, CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA 1,500.00 RODGERS, ROBERT E. 200.00 MT. ZION MBC, RINGGOLD, VA 100.00 ROYSTER, BESSIE M. 100.00 MT. ZION, RIDGEWAY, VA 200.00 SECOND (SOUTHSIDE), RICHMOND, VA 2,500.00 MURPHY, EVELYN E. 50.00 SECOND CALVARY BAPTIST, NORFOLK, VA 1,050.00 MURPHY, GLORIA J. 75.00 SHARON, RICHMOND, VA 11,900.00 MURPHY, MARCIA J. 20.00 SHILOH NEW SITE, FREDERICKSBURG, VA 1,880.00 MURRAY, ROBERT G. AND AMANDA B. 100.00 SHILOH OLD SITE, FREDERICKSBURG, VA 11,747.84 NASH, CURTIS AND BETTY 100.00 SHILOH, ASHLAND, VA 100.00 NEAL, VALERIE C. 300.00 SHILOH, LORTON, VA 500.00 NEW BEECH GROVE, NEWPORT NEWS, VA 1,000.00 SHILOH, NORFOLK, VA 5,000.00 NEW BETHEL, HALIFAX, VA 117.35 SHILOH, SALEM, VA 831.00 NEW BETHEL, YORKTOWN, VA 500.00 SILBERMAN, WILLIAM C. 140.00 NEW GRAFTON, NEWPORT NEWS, VA 100.00 SIMS, PATRICIA 50.00 NEW HOPE, CHESAPEAKE, VA 100.00 SIXTH BAPTIST CHURCH, RICHMOND, VA 9,000.00 NEW MT. OLIVE, CHESAPEAKE, VA 100.00 SIXTH MT. ZION BAPTIST, RICHMOND, VA 2,500.00 NEWMAN, LOUETTA 140.00 SMITH, CAROLYN B. 165.00 NEWSOME-BRICKHOUSE, GLORIA R. 150.00 SMITH, FAITHE 25.00 NEWSOME, ERNESTINE C. 10.00 SMITH, VIVIAN 100.00 NICKENS, EMMA 60.00 SOUTHSIDE RAPPAHANNOCK ASSOC, NEWTON, VA 3,310.00 NIXON JR., SAMUEL 10.00 SPRING CREEK BAPTIST CHURCH, MOSELEY, VA 4,700.00 NOBLE STREET, PORTSMOUTH, VA 100.00 SPRINGFIELD BAPTIST, GLEN ALLEN, VA 107.00 NORFLEET, ANNIE 100.00 ST. JAMES, MILFORD, VA 500.00 NORFLEET, ROBERT AND ANN 200.00 ST. MARK MBC, PORTSMOUTH, VA 100.00 NORTH NEW HOPE, DANVILLE, VA 500.00 ST. PAUL, JAMAICA, VA 100.00 NORTH VIEW, SOUTH HILL, VA 437.00 ST. PETER, GLEN ALLEN, VA 25,397.80 NORTHERN NECK BAPT ASSN, HEATHSVILLE, VA 1,500.00 STAR FELLOWSHIP, RICHMOND, VA 1,000.00 NORTHERN VA BAPT. ASSOC., GAINESVILLE, VA 11,596.96 STAR OF THE EAST, RICHMOND, VA 406.00 NORTHERN VA BAPT. GEN CONV, VIENNA, VA 100.00 STEVENS, LINDA D. 130.00 NORTHERN VA BAPTIST GEN CONV., HAYMARKET, 200.00 STEWART, ARTHUR L. 50.00 NORTHERN VA BAPTIST MINISTERS, 100.00 SUMMERS, EDWARD 50.00 NORWOOD, SUSAN M. 100.00 SUNNYSIDE BAPT SS CONV, SOUTH BOSTON, VA 500.00 NUTTER, BRENDA S. 200.00 SYKES, MARILYN J. 250.00 OAK GROVE, BLAIRS, VA 1,000.00 THE FIRST, PETERSBURG, VA 100.00 OAK SHADE, CATLETT, VA 1,800.00 THE JOYCE KEEMER PETERSON FUND 22,000.00 OBIE, BARRY 100.00 THE MCNEIL FAMILY FOUND., ALEXANDRIA, VA 50,000.00 OLIVE BRANCH, PORTSMOUTH, VA 100.00 THE MOUNT CARMEL, RICHMOND, VA 100.00 OLIVER, NANCY J. 800.00 THE MOUNT CARMEL, WASHINGTON, DC 500.00 OLSON, MARK 7,157.04 THIRD, PORTSMOUTH, VA 17,100.00 OSBORNE, MERECIA W. 20.00 THOMAS, ELAINE 5.00 OWENS, CLARA M. 200.00 THOMAS, NELLIE CRUMP 70.00 PAIR, JOHN AND LOCKSIE 100.00 THOMPSON, DIANE 50.00 PARKER, LOUISE T. 20.00 THOMPSON, ROBYN W. 10.00 PARRISH HILL, CHARLES CITY, VA 400.00 TIDEWATER BAPT. WO. M.E.C, NORFOLK, VA 200.00 PEARSON, MATTHEW J. 1,900.00 TIDEWATER-PENINSULA, WILLIAMSBURG, VA 930.00 PETERSON, ORA M. 400.00 TRENT, ANNIE J 5.00 PHILADELPHIA FELLOWSHIP, NORFOLK, VA 100.00 TRIUMPH, RICHMOND, VA 500.00 PIEDMONT DISTRICT, CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA 1,000.00 TUCKAHOE BAPTIST ASSN., RICHMOND, VA 2,000.00 PIERCE, ESTHER P. 25.00 TURNER, JAMES A. OR CANZATA B. 31.00 PINE HILL, POWHATAN, VA 200.00 UNCE, BETTY 25.00 PINEY BRANCH, FREDERICKSBURG, VA 1,000.00 UNIFIED SHILOH BAPT ASSOC. DINWIDDIE, VA 4,000.00 PINEY GROVE, SUFFOLK, VA 250.00 UNION STREET, DANVILLE, VA 200.00 PINEY GROVE, VIRGINIA BEACH, VA 100.00 UNITED BAPTIST, DILLWYN, VA 85.00 PLEASANT GROVE, SUFFOLK, VA 1,100.00 VA STATE BAPT DEAC CONV, RICHMOND, VA 100.00 POPLAR LAWN, SURRY, VA 200.00 VA STATE BAPT. CON. WO. AUX, SUFFOLK, VA 5,000.00 POPLAR MOUNT, LAWRENCEVILLE, VA 2,468.70 VANCE STREET, DANVILLE, VA 500.00 PROSPECT, DANVILLE, VA 555.00 VINES, OTHA 40.00 PROVIDENCE, LEESBURG, VA 2,000.00 VIRGINIA BAPTIST STATE CONVENTION 3,000.00 QUIOCCASIN, HENRICO, VA 2,500.00 WADDEY, VERONICA D. 320.00 READY ACADEMY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL 5,000.00 WADE, ANTHONY C. 1,250.00 REBECCA MULEN, DANVILLE, VA 1,000.00 WALKER, FANNIE E. 20.00 REEVES, TERRI T. 50.00 WALTON, VERNON 165.00 REID, CATHERINE E. 25.00 WAMBOLD, SALLY H. 600.00 RICHARDSON, LYNETTE 735.00 WARNER BAPTIST CHURCH, FALLS CHURCH, VA 4,000.00 RIVERSIDE ASSN., SOUTH HILL, VA 250.00 WATSON, JANICE M 25.00 RIVERVIEW, RICHMOND, VA 440.00 WEAVER, MAGGIE S 400.00 ROANE, ODESSA J. 30.00 WELLS, DEBORAH J. 100.00 ROBERTS, BETTY L. 250.00 WELLS, MABEL G. 55.00 ROBERTS, NAN BUTLER 125.00 WESTMORELAND SS UNION, MONTROSS, VA 650.00

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WESTWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH, RICHMOND, VA 500.00 HICKERSON, RUBY 200.00 WHITE, JANICE F. 250.00 HILL, MELANIE 50.00 WILEY, SHIRLEY P. 35.00 JACKSON, JOE 100.00 WILKES, STEPHANIE L. 306.00 JACKSON, TOI D. 10.00 WILLIAMS MEMORIAL, ROANOKE, VA 1,000.00 JEFFREY, GEORGE 50.00 WILLIAMS, ROLAND L. AND BEVERLY G. 1,970.00 JENKINS, JOYCE 50.00 WILSON, JIMMIE D. 5.00 JOHNSON, SALANDRA 975.00 WOODLAND AVENUE, NORFOLK, VA 100.00 JONES, JESSE 100.00 WOODSON, TAMMIE Z. 200.00 JORDAN 25.00 WYNN, GLADYS L. 25.00 JOSEPH, DASHAUN 10.00 YOUNG ADULT MINISTRIES, SUFFOLK, VA 100.00 KIAMUE, BONIFACE 25.00 ZION, PETERSBURG, VA 600.00 KITTRELL, CHARLES 100.00 LAWRENCE, DEBORAH 131.00 WEST VIRGINIA LESLIE-BROWN, CHARMANE 10.00 MORNING STAR, WEIRTON, WV 1,500.00 LETT, JOHN 250.00 LIVINGSTON, CHRISTINE 400.00 FRIENDS OF MISSIONS LYONS, MICHAEL 25.00 ANONYMOUS DONORS 18,784.06 MARABLE, RENARD 1,000.00 AX, NANCY 10,000.00 MCMILLAN, DEBORAH J. 200.00 BANKS SELDEN, THERESA V. 20.00 MILLER, JESTERELDEN 45.00 BELL, SHEILA PETTIFORD 25.00 MOORE, DEBORAH 200.00 BEST, ELLIOTT 25.00 NATUWAYNE DESIGNS 200.00 BOXILL, JOHN 1,000.00 NELSON, TYRONE 20.00 BRICKHEAD, KAREN L. 25.00 NICHOLS, LETTICA 90.00 BROWN, ANGELA 131.00 O’LEARY, ALLINDA 10.00 BRYANT, MARK 50.00 PARKER, LEON 800.00 CALLAHAN, LESLIE 25.00 PATTERSON, WILLA 5,000.00 CARTER, SHARON 100.00 PATTERSON-COOPER, KIM 10.00 COOK, DIANA E. 25.00 PHILLIPS, ELIZABETH K. 100.00 DORITY, HEZIKIAH 100.00 ROBERSON, BARBARA J. 300.00 EASTERLING, LUCILLE P. 50.00 ROBINSON, DEBORAH 50.00 EDWARDS, CHERYLL 30.00 ROBINSON, JO 25.00 ESCOBAR, LUZ 50.00 STARKS, BENNY 500.00 EVANS, LARANDA 10.00 STOKES, KEVIN 20.00 FAITH COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH 100.00 STREETS, THEODOSIA B. 500.00 FASHAW, PAUL A. 500.00 THOMAS, CARROLET 20.00 FIELDS, PAULA 2,000.00 VERNON, NEDDY JAMES 30.00 FORTUNE, GENA A. 100.00 WALKER, DELORES 100.00 FULL GOSPEL BIBLE FELLOWSHIP 50.00 WALKER, RONALD 5.00 GARDNER, YVONNE 50.00 WARREN, DONNELL 25.00 GARLAND, FRANCES P. 25.00 WEATHERSBEE, GWENDOLYN 200.00 GILCHRIST, CHERON N. 100.00 WEEMS, GLORIA 20.00 GOELLER, GERALD 7.00 WHFM CONVENTION 300.00 GORE, SHELTON 400.00 WILLIAMS, DORIS C. 100.00 GREATER FIRST,A358 500.00 WILLIAMS, ROY OR KIMBERLY 50.00 GROBMAN, FAITH 10.00 YATES, ESTHER 50.00 HALE, DEBRA 10.00

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58 WWW.LOTTCAREY.ORG LOTT CAREY 2019-2020 General Baptist State Convention of North Carolina Lott Carey Donors – $1,000 or more

Dr. Leonzo D. Lynch, President

Church, Location Pastor Total

Belton Creek Baptist Church, Oxford, NC Andre F. Gillard 5,586.75 United Metropolitan Miss Baptist Church, Winston-Salem, NC Alvin T. Armstead, Jr. 2,800.00 Falling Run Baptist Church, Fayetteville, NC Reginald A. Wells 2,352.00 Oak City Baptist Church, Raleigh, NC William T. Newkirk 2,000.00 Reedy Creek Association, Hollister, NC Linda H. Taybom 2,000.00 Union Baptist Church, Jacksonville, NC Larry Walston 1,754.80 Neuse River Association, Roanoke Rapids, NC O.D. Sykes 1,650.00 Palmer Grove Baptist Church, Kingstown, NC James L. Smith 1,600.00 Roanoke Salem Baptist Church, Garysburg, NC Edwin Horsley 1,520.00 Ingold First Baptsit Church, Clinton, NC Jerry L. Johnson 1,476.00 Ebenezer Miss Baptist Church, Wadesboro, NC Alban S. Burney 1,200.00 County Line Association, Oxford, NC Willie S. Darby 1,099.00 St. John Miss Baptist Church, Durham, NC Robert L. Daniels 1,080.00 Shiloh Miss Baptist Church, Rocky Mount, NC Richard L Battle 1,050.00 Mt. Peace Baptist Church, Raleigh, NC J. Vincent Terry, Sr. 1,000.00 Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church, Raleigh, NC Anthony W. Bailey 1,000.00 New Hope Association, Raleigh, NC Norman T. Umstead, Jr. 1,000.00 Grand Total $30,168.55