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TENNESSEAN PAUL CHITWOOD ELECTED UNANIMOUSLY AS IMB PRESIDENT

November 16, 2018

By David Roach Baptist Press RICHMOND, Va. — About a decade ago, Paul Chitwood became convinced God was calling him to mobilize missions and missionaries, he told International Mission Board trustees. That call culminated today (Nov. 15), he said, with his election as IMB president. “Being a member of this board for eight years changed […]

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TENNESSEE BAPTIST MESSENGERS ELECT OFFICERS

November 13, 2018

Baptist and Reflector JACKSON — Messengers to the Tennessee Baptist Convention elected its president and both vice presidents by acclamation during its opening business session Nov. 13 at West Jackson Baptist Church, Jackson. David Green, pastor of First Baptist Church, Greeneville, was nominated for president by Danny Sinquefield, pastor of Faith Baptist Church, Bartlett. 

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SUMMIT BEGINS WITH NIGHT OF PRAISE, WORSHIP

November 12, 2018

By Lonnie Wilkey and David Dawson Baptist and Reflector JACKSON — In the coming days, business will be discussed and decisions will be made. But Sunday night was all about praise and worship. Two simultaneous services — one at West Jackson Baptist Church and the other at Union University — served as the “opening bell” […]

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FROM THE BATTLEFIELD TO THE MISSION FIELD

November 11, 2018

By David Dawson Baptist and Reflector ddawson@tnbaptist.org CHAPEL HILL — Walking into the living room inside Marcus Reed’s home is almost like walking into a museum. The room includes a fascinating collection of keepsakes, each representing a time period that shaped the life of a man who might best be described as a combination of […]

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VETERANS DAY SIGNIFICANT FOR TULLAHOMA LAYMAN

November 11, 2018

Carden honors memory of father who served as ‘doughboy’ in WWI Editor’s Note: Veterans Day will be observed on Nov. 11 as it has been since 1954. Prior to 1954, Veterans Day was known as Armistice Day and celebrated on Nov. 11 to commemorate the end of World War I. By Lonnie Wilkey Editor, Baptist […]

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CHURCH REVITALIZATION: MORE THAN A HEAD COUNT

November 9, 2018

Pleasant View Baptist in Clarksville revitalized by missions involvement, baptisms, ministries By Lonnie Wilkey lwilkey@tnbaptist.org CLARKSVILLE — Church revitalization is one of the Five Objectives adopted by Tennessee Baptist messengers at their annual meeting at Brentwood Baptist Church in Brentwood in 2014.

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NOMINEES ANNOUNCED FOR TBC VICE PRESIDENTS

November 8, 2018

Baptist and Reflector FRANKLIN — Two Tennessee Baptist pastors have announced plans to nominate candidates for vice president and second vice president of the Tennessee Baptist Convention during next week’s annual meeting at Summit, set for Nov. 11-15 at West Jackson Baptist Church in Jackson. David Green, pastor of First Baptist Church, Greeneville, was announced […]

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PASTOR CELEBRATES 50 YEARS AT ONE CHURCH

November 8, 2018

By Lonnie Wilkey lwilkey@tnbaptist.org CLEVELAND  — In 2016 the average tenure of a Southern Baptist pastor was about six years, according to an article written by Thom Rainer, president of LifeWay Christian Resources in March of 2017.

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CHURCH MEMBER SHOWS CARE THROUGH CARDS

November 8, 2018

By Carolyn Tomlin Contributing writer JACKSON  — Sending birthday, get-well and sympathy cards is a common practice in many Baptist churches in order to let other members know they are remembered. For Sue Lile, however, sending cards is a personal ministry. “When my mother was in a nursing home in 2007, some people never received […]

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TENNESSEE BAPTISTS HONOR MISSIONS HEROES

November 7, 2018

By Grace Thornton WMU Foundation writer MEMPHIS  — Martha Pitts says that when she was a young girl growing up in Whitehaven, her Girls in Action (GA) leader Mary Quick sneakily talked her into her first public speaking engagement. “She asked me to go with her to an associational GA meeting and say the prayer […]

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AS IMPORTANT AS EVER

November 6, 2018

Camp-O-Ree a reminder of the need for RAs By Lonnie Wilkey Editor, Baptist and Reflector lwilkey@tnbaptist.org LINDEN — Though the number of boys in Royal Ambassadors, a Southern Baptist missions education program for boys in grades one-six, has declined in recent decades, it is still as relevant as ever, agree missions leaders in Tennessee. “Royal […]

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CP GIVING EXCEEDS BUDGET GOAL

November 5, 2018

Baptist and Reflector FRANKLIN — For the second time in three years, Tennessee Baptist Convention churches have met their adopted Cooperative Program budget. In October, Tennessee Baptists gave $3,123,108 through the Cooperative Program, closing out the year on a positive note. For the year-to-date, Tennessee Baptists gave $34,604,572, an increase of $745,213 or 2.2 percent […]

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