LEADERS
Denise Bronaugh, adult specialist for Tennessee Woman’s Missionary Union, was recently honored for 15 years of service on the staff of the Tennessee Baptist Mission Board. Bronaugh was active in WMU at First Baptist Church, Nashville, where she is a member, before joining the WMU staff in 2003. Bronaugh and her husband Jim have two daughters.
Stacy Murphree
Stacy Murphree, Baptist Collegiate Ministry specialist at Austin Peay State University in Clarksville, was recently honored for 15 years of service with the Tennessee Baptist Mission Board. She joined the TBMB (then Executive Board) staff in 2003. Murphree is a member of Hilldale Baptist Church, Clarksville.
To honor longtime employee Carroll Griffin, Union University has established the Carroll W. Griffin GO Trip Endowment that will help fund its 
mission efforts around the globe. Griffin, who is retiring this semester after 36 years of service at Union, is director for marketing and enrollment in the School of Adult and Professional Studies. “Carroll Griffin casts a long shadow on Union University,” said Todd E. Brady, Union’s vice president for university ministries. “His love for people has been evident in his service at Union as he has influenced thousands of graduates who are now making a difference for Christ in the world through ministry, education, medicine, science, business, missions and more.” Union’s GO Trips are the annual mission trips for students over winter, spring and summer breaks. A Union alumnus, Griffin has served under four presidents: Robert T. Craig, Hyran Barefoot, David S. Dockery, and Samuel W. “Dub” Oliver. Donations in Griffin’s honor can be made to the endowment at www.uu.edu/giving/cwgfund.
The 10th annual Tanya Taylor Family Memorial Bike Ride for missions was held Sunday, May 6, with 207 motorcycles registered for the event plus their riders. More than 425 people were fed at First Baptist Church, Dyer, for the day. The proceeds are for the Tanya Taylor Family Memorial Mission Fund, established in memory of Tanya Taylor, husband, Brad, and sons Tyce and Kyle, who lost their lives in the tornado of April 2, 2006. (cont'd)
