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THE LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL THE COLLECTION OF NORTH CAROLINIANA C286 B22s 2010 00042085894 FORUSEONLYIN THENORTH CAROLINACOLLECTION UNCPS54368 1 The 180th Annual Meeting ofthe Baptist State Convention of North Carolina KouryCenter Greensboro, North Carolina November8- 10, 2010 FutureAnnual Meetings November7-8, 2011 -Greensboro KouryCenter November 12- 13, 2012-GreensboroColiseum Special EventsCenter November 11 - 12, 2013-Greensboro KouryCenter The compact disc* (CD) attached onthe opposite page contains: • 2010Annual Report • Church Statistical Reports • StaffDirectories (church, associational and institutional staff) • Associations Map • 2011 Cooperative Program Missions Budget Formore information, contact Monique Rogers at(800) 395-5102, ext5515ore-mail [email protected] *See next pageforCD UseAgreement 205Convention Drive • Cary, NC2751 Toll Free: (800)395-5102 • (919)467-5100 E-mail: [email protected] • Website: www.ncbaptist.org The missions andministries ofthe BaptistState Convention ofNorth Carolina are made possiblebyyourgiftsthroughtheCooperativeProgramandtheNorthCarolinaMissionsOffering. 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Formore information oraprintedcopy, contactMonique Rogersat(800)395-5102, [email protected]. 7 C284 TABLe OF CONTE NTS 2010Annual Report Affiliated Educational Institutions 165 DedicationsandMemorials 3-10 Campbell University 165-167 ConventionOfficers&Administration 11-14 Chowan University 167-171 BSCNCBoardofDirectors 15 Gardner-WebbUniversity 171-175 ExecutiveCommittee 15 MarsHillCollege 176-180 CommitteesoftheBoardofDirectors 16-1 WingateUniversity 181-182 FruitlandBaptistBible Institute 18 ConventionCo-laborer ConventionCommittees 19-20 Woman'sMissionaryUnionofNC 182-187 Convention Institutions&Agencies 21-33 BusinessServices 188 N.C. BaptistColleges& GuideStone 188-189 UniversitiesStatistical Report 34 Human Resources 189-190 ConventionAuxiliary&OtherOrganizations 35 Scholarships&Theological Southern BaptistConventionOfficers 36 EducationGrants 190-192 NCRepresentativesonSBCBoards, World Hunger 192 Commissions&ExecutiveCommittee 36-37 ResourceCenter 193 BaptistWorldAlliance 37 BSCNCProperties 193 ArticlesofIncorporation&Bylaws 38-70 CarawayConferenceCenter Proceedings 71-96 andCamp 193-194 AppendixA 97-103 HollifieldLeadershipCenter 194 *Audits 104-133 NorthCarolina BaptistAssembly StatisticalSummary 130-131 atFortCaswell 195 MapofAssociations&Regions 132 TruettCamp 195 2010BookofReports Church PlantingandMissionsDevelopment....196 BoardofDirectorsReport Associational Partnerships 197-199 totheConvention 134-141 ChurchPlanting 199-201 2011 BudgetSummary 142-143 EmbraceWomen's MissionsandMinistry 201-203 ExecutiveDirector-Treasurer 144-145 GreatCommission Partnerships 203-204 Administration 146 MissionsDevelopment 204-206 CreativeTeam/Officeof Evangelization 207 PublicRelations 147-148 CampusMinistry 211-214 InformationTechnology/ EvangelismandChurchGrowth 214-225 InformationSystems 148-149 OfficeofPrayerforEvangelization Fruitland BaptistBibleInstitute 149-153 andSpiritualAwakening 225-227 Convention InstitutionsandAgencies 153 BaptistChildren'sHomesofNC 153-155 CongregationalServices 228 BiblicalRecorder 155-156 Church HealthTeam 228-232 NorthCarolina Church MinistryTeam 232-242 BaptistFoundation 156-157 MulticulturalTeam 242-248 NorthCarolina ConventionCommittee Reports 249 BaptistHospital 157-159 Committeeon Nominations 249-253 SpecialCommitteesofthe CommitteeonResolutions BoardofDirectors 160 andMemorials 253-255 Christian HigherEducation HistoricalCommittee 255 SpecialCommittee 160-161 ChristianLifeandPublicAffairs HistoricalTables SpecialCommittee 161 ConventionOfficerListing 256-262 ChristianSocialServices AnnualSessionTable 263-270 SpecialCommittee 161-162 *AtthetimeofprintingtheNorthCarolinaBaptist ConNvoerntthioCnarAoulxiinlaiaBrayptistMen 162-165 nFootuncdoamtpiloent,e.DeFcoermmboerre3i1n,f2or0m1a0tiaonnd,2pl0e0a9ssetcaotnetmaecntttwhaesm directlyat(800)521-7334. MILTON A. HOLLIFIELD, JR. Executive Director-Treasurer Dear North Carolina Baptists, Scripturetells usthatthe church isthe bride ofChrist, and our Lord uses local churches to bewitnessesfor His gloryastheyseekto advancethe Gospel. Therefore, the Baptist State Convention ofNorth Carolinatakesseriouslyits mission toservechurchesthroughout North Carolina astheyequip believersfor Kingdom ministry intheircommunity, in their state and aroundtheworld. Ourdesire isto comealongsidechurchesand be a resource in anyway possible. This Convention has a long historyofhelping mobilize North Carolina Baptists in ways that helpchurches make a greater impactforthe Gospel. Every ministryoutreach ofthe Convention is only made possiblebecause North Carolina Baptistscontinueto befaithful in theirgivingto missions. I am grateful to ourchurchesfor maintainingsuch a high level of involvement in missions and missionsgiving. Ourstate continuesto changeyearafteryear. More peoplefrom otherstates and countries are comingto live here, and North Carolina is one ofthefastestgrowingstates in population in the country. The state is more diversethan everbefore. OnethirdofNorth Carolina's population are ethnic minorities.The citiescontinueto be placeswherewe are striving to be more intentional in ourevangelism efforts. ThisAnnual Report representstheworkofthisConvention. It isfreelyprovidedto each supporting church as evidenceofthe life-changing powerofthe Gospel andthe accountabilitytothosewhom weserve. In this reportarestoriesofstudents andyouth on mission forthe LordJesusChristandstories ofnewchurch plantsthroughoutthe state. This report also helpstell abouttheworkGod isdoingthrough local and international mission partnerships, multicultural ministryand mission camps,justto name a fewofthe many ministries ofthis Convention. I askthatyou continueto prayforus asweseekto, byGod'sgrace, becomethestrongest force in the historyofthis Convention for reaching peoplewiththe message ofthe Gospel ofthe LordJesusChrist.Weare prayingwith youforhearts all acrossthisstateto be awakenedtothetruth oftheGospel andtothe beautyofa personal relationshipwith ourSavior. In Hisservice, Milton A. Hollifield, Jr. Executive Director-Treasurer COMMITTeE ON MEMORIALS Flake Mason, chairoftheCommitteeon Memorials, challengedthe committeeto consider longevity, a positive influence and ministryto North Carolina Baptistsastheyselectedthe individualsforwhomthe2009Annual ofthe BaptistStateConvention would be dedicated. Usingthose guidelines, thefollowing individualswereselected: Cockburn, Samuel Herbert, Winston-Salem-Agreatcommitmenttosharingthe Gospel ledCockburn and hiswifeVioletto serve as missionaries inArgentina and Spain.Also an educator, Cockburn taughtatWake Forest Universityand Campbell College, where he foundedthe LatinAmerican studiesprogram. Cockburn pastored manychurches in Canada andthe United States. Gatwood, Charles, Cary-Gatwood ledthe church musicdepartmentofthe Baptist State Conventionfrom 1967-1987. Atalented musician, Gatwood enjoyed musicand he enjoyed serving people. During histimewiththestateconvention heformed and directed a men's choir, which grewto becomethe North Carolina BaptistSingersand Orchestra. Gatwood alsoserved several churchesas music minister. Jones, Jr., Crate Harrison, Durham-Joneswasthe authorofthree booksand a local church pastor. Heserved at Rolesville Baptist in Raleigh andAngierAvenue Baptist in Durham. Joneswas active in the local Baptistassociation and regularlycontributed Sunday School lessonstothe Biblical Recorder. McCotter, George, Lillington-An active layman, McCotterdevoted much ofhistimeto servingthe local church. Heserved multipletermsonthe Board ofDirectorsfor Meredith College, and hisfamilyestablishedthe McCotter First FamilyScholarship Fund at Meredith. McCotterwasvery involved in meetingwith North Carolina Baptistswhowantedtofocus on Bold MissionThrust and laity involvementwithinthe Baptist State Convention. Parker, Jr., Andrew Leroy, Greensboro-For morethan 32years, Parkerpastored Friendly Avenue BaptistChurch andwas named pastoremerituswhen he retired in 1982. Heserved as presidentofthe BaptistStateConventionfrom 1958-1959and also held numerousde- nominational leadership positionsonthe local, state and national level. Sherman, Cecil, Asheville-Shermanwas known asa courageous leader, onewhostood upforthecivil rights movement. He pastored First BaptistChurch in Ashevillefor20years, andthechurch hasparticipated inthefounding and nurtureofat leasta dozen churches intheAshevillecommunity. Shermanwasalsoactive inthe BuncombeAssociation and thestateconvention. Hewrote SundaySchool lessonsand booksfor Baptistchurchesand taught ministerial students atthe BaptistTheological Seminary in Richmond. 2010AnnualReport 3 In Memoriam Allred,Thurman, Wilmington Lane, Rowell, Henderson Bowers, Frank, Eden Langston, Clara, Buies Creek Caverly, Debra Kerby "Debbie," Kinston Long, JohnWorth, Virginia Beach, VA Caverly,Thomas Michael "Tom," Kinston McEachern, Alton H., Sharpsburg, GA Collins, John Thomas "Tom," Lumberton Pan, Robert E, Raleigh Compton, Robert R, Roseboro Privott, JohnWinborne, RockyMount Corts, Thomas "Tom," Birmingham, AL Pruette, Rowland Shaw, Winston-Salem Craig, Daniel C. "Neil", PatrickSprings, VA Robinson, GeraldJ. "Jack," Winnabow Edwards, ThomasVance, Monroe Scarbrorough, Jr., Todd Robert, Buies Creek Eggers, Bonnie Chloe Hodges, ElkPark Schrum, Gordon Lewis, Lincolnton Eggers, Carson Clay, ElkPark Stocks, Jr., Rozierlee, High Point Ellyson, Stiles Huot, Buies Creek Tew, Lawrence Edward, Fayetteville Goodman, Dan, BoilingSprings Trotter, Jr., J. Carroll, Wake Forest Haton, Sid, BoilingSprings Tull, Virginia L., Wake Forest Hearn, Thomas K. Winston-Salem Vassar, ClarenceOliver, BlackMountain ( Hollifield, Hannah, Lexington Vaughn, James Monroe, Raleigh Jones, Eva Young, Raleigh Yow, MaryGrace, Raleigh Knight, RalphWoodrow, Raleigh Zimmer, Sr., Dwayne Bruce, Crumpler 4 BaptistStateConventionofNorthCarolina