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TENNESCENE FEB. 8-21

February 8, 2017

LEADERS

Bobby Rushing was called as pastor, First Baptist Church, Gleason, effective Jan. 15.

First Baptist Church, Lafayette, called Waylon Eddings of Texas as senior pastor, effective Jan. 8.

Larry Fields, retired senior pastor, Central Baptist Church, Bearden, Knoxville, has been called as interim pastor, Smithwood Baptist Church, Knoxville. He served Central Baptist, Bearden, for 23 years. He also was interim pastor, First Baptist Church, Oak Ridge.

Andy King has been called as interim pastor, Fruitland Baptist Church, Humboldt.

Mike Kemper, retired director of missions, Lawrence County Baptist Association, based in Leoma, has been called as interim pastor, Smyrna Baptist Church, Humboldt.

Northside Baptist Church, Milan, has called Eric McLemore as pastor.

Center Baptist Church, Trenton, has called Joey Gowan as pastor.

Steven Dillard has resigned as pastor, Calvary Baptist Church, Humboldt.

Will Barnes, pastor of Bethlehem Baptist Church, Rossville, retired Jan. 1. He served the church for 17 years. He also was pastor, Tchulahoma Baptist Church, Memphis; Second Baptist Church, Millington; and Rossville Baptist Church, Rossville. Barnes served as a Baptist pastor for 44 years.

Nathan Holloway recently resigned as interim pastor, Five Points Missionary Baptist Church, Five Points.

Beech Grove Missionary Baptist Church, Lawrenceburg, called David Gallaher as pastor, effective Jan. 4.

Jonathan Hardison has been called as pastor, Walnut Grove Baptist Church, Dover.

Len Kennedy was honored on Jan. 22 on his 40th anniversary of service to Woodland Baptist Church, Jackson, as minister of music.

CHURCHES

Leoma Baptist Church, Leoma, will hold The Art of Marriage conference Friday – Saturday, Feb. 24-25. FamilyLife is leading it. For more information, contact 931-852-2904 or david@leomabaptist.org.

ASSOCIATIONS

Shiloh Baptist Association, based in Adamsville, will hold its second Safety and Security Meeting on Feb. 20 at West Shiloh Baptist Church, Stantonville, beginning at 6:30 p.m. Jason Brooks of Church Mutual Insurance in Jackson will speak on child safety. For more information, contact 731-926-5119 or alicia@sb-a.org.

New Salem Baptist Association, based in Carthage, will hold an Evangelism Conference featuring Roc Collins, new evangelism director for the Tennessee Baptist Mission Board. It will be held on Monday, Feb. 27, at New Middleton Baptist Church, Gordonsville, at 7 p.m. For more information, contact martynsa@comcast.net or 615-735-9362.

Nashville Baptist Association, based in Nashville, and the Tennessee Baptist Mission Board will offer “Deacons, Pastors, and Church Staff, Partners in the Harvest” on Saturday, Feb. 18. Jim Henry will speak. The conference will be held at Tulip Grove Baptist Church, Old Hickory, from 8:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. For more information, contact 615-259-3034.

  • The 16th annual Christmas ministry event held by Silver Point Baptist Church, Silver Point, drew about 250 people. The participants received children’s shoes, food boxes, refreshments, and photos taken with Santa. Also a prayer room was offered. Some of the children who returned this year were wearing the shoes they received last year, reported Tony Crow, pastor.
  • Leaders of Highland Baptist Church, Tullahoma, recently held a note-burning ceremony and ordained deacons. In photo above, leaders burned a note on Jan. 15 to recognize the fact that the church paid off an $850,000 debt which was due to be paid in 2018. From left are Pat Williams; Johnny McBride; Janet Ledsinger; Jere Ledsinger; George Duncan; Jim Norman, senior pastor; and Don Dixon, former pastor. (cont'd)
  • (cont'd) Deacons were ordained by the church on Jan. 8. From left are Johnny McBride; and new deacons Rick Miller; Tim Sanders; Bradley Rogers; and Jordan Monroe; and Jim Norman, senior pastor.
  • This group from Lascassas Baptist Church, Lascassas served for a week beginning Jan. 11 in Nicaragua with Way of the Cross Ministries.
  • Jerry Osborne, pastor, Auburn Baptist Church, Auburntown, and his wife Sandy, pause during a Jan. 29 reception to thank them for their 16 years of ministry with the church and to say goodbye. Osborne holds one of their gifts which was a Bible. — Photo by Donna Nichols
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