SPBC 2017 Annual Report

THE SAINT PAUL’S BAPTIST CHURCH / ANNUAL

THE SAINT PAUL’S BAPTIST CHURCH / ANNUAL REPORT 2016-2017

IMAGINE 2025

THE CITY OF POSSIBILITY WAS BORN OUT OF A DREAM TO CONSTRUCT A WORLD CLASS PLANNED COMMUNITY TO THE GLORY OF GOD!

The City of Possibility was born out of a dream to construct a world class planned community to the glory of God. In the City, we envision retail, residential and mixed use spaces. We envision a community where residents will be able to shop and work where they live and play. Our location in Eastern Henrico County serves a diverse population, and presents a unique opportunity.

We dream of building a premier, mixed-use community incorporating the highest possible architectural standards. We dream of a world-class children’s center with an excellent sta serving thousands of children; of a “spray park” where children can play, of a “bark park” where our four-legged friends can stretch out and run.

We dream of parks and trails where families can relax, play tennis, basketball, soccer, baseball and football as they enjoy leisure together. We dream of a worship center seating thousands, a counseling center, an elementary school, a performing arts facility, a community life center, a medical facility and spaces for our businesses to prosper and grow as we serve one another.

We dream of several neighborhoods at varying price points, an active adult community for empty nesters and early seniors, an assisted living community complete with memory care facilities, in addition to communities designed for millennials, and families with young children that will make this a wonderfully dynamic and exciting place to live.

We dream of a thriving, dynamic, and resilient community that will transform the growth of Eastern Henrico County. We dream of building this community as national model of collective empowerment where a series of diverse neighborhoods, community gardens, and neighborhood-driven enterprises foster and support the core principles of our faith, empowering people to grow. We dream of not just building buildings, but building people to the glory of God. GUIDING PRINCIPLES: IS THE BIG DREAM?

• Mixed-Use Development of 324 acre Master Planned Community

• Development to include residential, recreational, retail, educational, entertainment, o ce and worship spaces

• Development to incorporate community green spaces, environmentally friendly products, responsible and relevant community development

• Development to include usage of as many SPBC and community entrepreneurs and contractors as possible— build the people who build the community

WHAT IS THE RESIDENTIAL DREAM?

• 409 (est.) Single Family and Multi-Family Homes

• Unique Neighborhood Clusters

• Diverse Home Styles by Cluster: Townhouses (109 est.), Traditional Garden

• Attached Homes with One Car Garages, small yards and an urban feel

• Detached homes with One to Three Car Garages, large yards and suburban feel

• Progressive Seniors Living (est. 70,000 sf): Independent Living Community, Assisted Living and Memory Care Facilities

• Community Gardens and Walking Trails

• Nature Preserve with Garden Fringes (Near Wetlands)

What is the Dream for Social Spaces?

Town Centre - Amenities to Include:

• Fitness Center (est. 25,000 sf) with Indoor Track

• Community Center with

• Swimming Pool

• Gymnasium

• Cardio Deck

• Dance and Exercise Studios

• Nutrition Center

• Store and Café

• Retreat Center (est. 14,000 sf)

• Performing Arts Center (est. 35,000 sf)

• Theater for Performances

• Music and Film Recording Studio

• Artist Studio and Gallery

• Classrooms for the Arts

• Fine Dining and Casual Dining Restaurants

• Gift Shop

• External Amphitheatre (est. 42,000 sf)

• 1,000 est. Seating Capacity

Retail Center (est. 61,000 sf)

• Farmer’s Market: Farm to Grocery Store

• Bookstore

• Pharmacy/Drug Store

• Barber

• Hair and Nail Salons

• Eateries

• Food Court: Farm to Table Programming

• External: Farm and Community Gardens (Neighborhood).

O er Nutrition, Cooking, Gardening classes. Provide food for outreach projects, urban food deserts maybe in partnership with Shalom Farms.

Learning Center

• World Class Child Development Center

• K-8 Multilingual Academy • Teen College

• Administrative spaces and o ces

• Kitchen and Cafeteria • Playground Areas

• External Spaces (est. 5.5 acres): Fields for Soccer and Football, Basketball and Tennis Courts Children’s Center

• With a Main Street themed entry area

• The Park - a two story themed indoor play area

• Kid friendly classrooms

• A children’s theater with stadium seating

• An Ice Cream Shoppe and Healthy Snack Bar

• A Gaming Area and Spray Park

Medical Center (est. 18,000 sf)

• To house our Health and Wellness Initiatives

• An urgent medical care facility

Phase 1 is already completed: Construction of Central Worship Space

• 3,000 Seat Cathedral

• Two Story Educational Facility

• Two Story Administration Facility

• 350 Seat Wedding Chapel

• Food Service Facility with Commercial Kitchen

• Choral and Media Production Suite

• Bookstore

• 1500 Parking Spaces dream is closer than its ever we anticipate Plan in early

DISCIPLES LEAD

DIACONATE

Teach me to do what you want, because you are my God. Let your good Spirit lead me on level ground. Psalm 143:10

• Held regular Diaconate and Executive committee meetings

• Assistance and participation in baptism services

• Attendance as host city for The National Baptist Deacons Convention of America Inc, and it’s Auxiliaries (2016 Annual and Fall Sessions)

• Attendance at the Annual Banquet for the Deacons Conference of Richmond & Vicinity Women’s Auxiliary & Youth Department (2016)

• Attendance at Virginia State Baptist Deacons Convention (2016 Annual and Fall Sessions)

• Gift toward First Lady Day (Sept 2016)

• Gift toward Pastor Anniversary (Oct 2016)

• Participated in Trunk or Treat in (Oct 2016)

• Gift toward Church Anniversary (Nov 2016)

• Received 5 Diaconate resignations

• Interviewed and recommended three candidates to Executive Council

• Attendance in Fourth Thursday celebrations

• Attendance at Fire on Fridays services

• Participated in Thanksgiving Outreach giving food boxes to families

• 639 communion assignments

• 321 bereavement contacts (Deacons attendance in Homegoing services)

• 543 benevolence contacts (Visitation assistance given to sick and shut in members)

• 2941 benevolence gifts (Gifts given to shut in members)

• 1,482 cards mailed

• 1,081 telephone calls made

• 58 Sunshine Bags for convalescent care

• 900 Acts of Kindness (Gifts of Kindness – meals, monetary donations, transportation)

SHEPHERD’S STAFF

Belt

• Nursing home visits: 12

• Hospital visits: 4

• Home visits: 5

• Funerals attended: 20

• Calls made from e-care listings: 36

• Prison ministry visits: 6

Creighton

• Nursing home visits: 4

• Hospital visits:19

• Home Visits: 20

• Funerals: 34

Elm

• Hospital visits: 50

• Funerals: 1

• Home visits: 7

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL

• Three members departed: David Avery, Lisa Collins and Amigo Wade

• Three members joined: Deacon Monica Je erson, Deacon Paul Nichols and Theresa Olsen as approved by the church

• Approved recommended housing allowance for ministers

• Participated in an Executive Council Advance

• Approved resolution appointing Saint Paul’s Community Foundation board members

• Appointed an Internal Audit Committee

• Appointed Lead Director

DISCIPLES SHARE

Meet Some Of Our Hidden Figures

Belt Campus – Dennis Robinson – Dennis quietly serves as the leader of the ImagiNATION Ministry at our Belt Campus. For many years, he has served and provided direction for the teaching team for Sunday morning programs. He assists in planning the annual ImagiNATION Signature celebrations and gives sel essly to provide ministry for the children and youth of our Belt campus.

Creighton Campus – Stacey Blackward – Stacey works tirelessly to serve the families in the ImagiNATION Ministry at our Creighton Campus. Her commitment to excellence is evident in her dedication to service and quality instruction. She provides leadership in coordinating and training the serving sta for our weekly Sunday morning programs

and assists in planning servant recognition. She is a vital part of our ministry programming.

Elm Campus – Lavinia Hopkins – Lavinia is an amazing leader and teacher at our Elm Campus. With her positive attitude and constant smile, she is a blessing to our families. Her commitment to Children’s Ministry is evident in the years that she has been serving and teaching. She provides leadership and direction to the teaching team for our Sunday programming. Additionally, she serves as the Vacation Bible School director as well as provides leadership for all ImagiNATION Signature Celebrations.

Dr. LaKeisha Cook Associate Pastor of Children

IMAGINATION SUNDAY PROGRAMMING

Our SPBC ImagiNATION Sunday programming continues to provide quality programming and instruction for our children ranging from infants to h grade. We continue to utilize the Orange curriculum which is an exciting webbased curriculum that is designed to provoke discovery and invite kids into a new understanding of how to grow in relationship with Jesus. We have a serving team of over 80 servants across all three campuses that provide leadership and instruction for our families every week.

YOUNG ENGINEERS AND SCIENTISTS

Our Young Engineers and Scientists small group continues to o er quality programming for our students at SPBC. We received a generous donation from the Womack family of a Dobsonian SynchScan telescope that we have used to enhance our program for our students. In addition to facilitating fall and spring teaching sessions for our students, the Young Engineers and Scientists also hosted a Sky Watching Party where families were able to bring their own telescopes and gaze at the stars and planets. rough its various program o erings, this ministry has been able to provide programming for over 100 families.

VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL 2016

In July 2016, we hosted our annual Vacation Bible School using the theme “I’ve Got Talent”. Over 160 families participated in our Vacation Bible School programming at our Belt and Elm Campuses. We had over 70 servants to assist in providing this amazing ministry programming for the surrounding communities of our campuses.

BACK TO SCHOOL BLAST 2016

In August 2016, we took an innovative approach to prepare our students to return to school for the Fall. ImagiNATION sponsored a trip to the Virginia Fine Arts Museum for

our students to experience the art of African American artist Kehinde Wiley. e students also visited the Science Museum of Virginia. In order to maximize the impact of this event, the students completed several educational activities which included a scavenger hunt. In partnership with our SPBC Outreach ministry, we also provided over 900 backpacks to our SPBC families and surrounding communities.

AVERAGE ATTENDANCE:

Belt – 50 students Elm – 20 students Creighton – 90 students

CLASS SIZE/RATIO

For Infants:

Two volunteers for every four infants

For Toddlers:

Two volunteers for every six children

For Pre-Kindergarten through Kindergarten: Two volunteers for every eight children

For rst through Fifth graders:

Two volunteers for every twelve children

LIGHT UP THE NIGHT TRUNK OR TREAT 2016

In October 2016, we hosted record-breaking numbers of families for our annual Light Up the Night Trunk or Treat ministry event. e purpose of the event is to provide a free, fun, safe, family-oriented alternative for “trick-ortreating.”

Creighton Campus 600 kids • 50 volunteer servants Belt Campus 120 kids • 5 volunteer servants Elm Campus 200 kids • 20 volunteer servants

PAJAMA JAM 2016

In December 2016, we hosted our annual Pajama Jam as part of our SPBC Breakthrough programming at our Creighton Campus. We had 95 children participate in this event, with 15 servants.

EASTER EGGSTRAVAGANZA

In April 2017, we hosted over 600 families for our annual Easter Eggstravaganza ministry events on all three of our campuses. Our children were able to enjoy exciting programming that included Easter egg hunts, bouncers, face painters, balloon artists and arts and cra s. At our Creighton campus, our ministry programming included a helicopter Easter Egg drop of over 2,000 Easter eggs.

CAMP INVENTION 2017

During the week of July 24, 2017, we hosted our annual Camp Invention summer camp at our Creighton Campus. Saint Paul’s provided thirty- ve students in grades kindergarten through sixth grade with partial or full scholarships to participate in this STEM summer camp.

VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL 2017

In July 2017, we hosted our annual Vacation Bible School using the theme “Glow For Jesus”. Over 250 families participated across our Creighton, Belt and Elm Campuses. We had over 90 servants to assist in providing this recordbreaking ministry programming for the communities of our campuses.

BACK TO SCHOOL 2017

In partnership with Bon Secours and SPBC Outreach Ministry, ImagiNATION sponsored a trip for our students to the Bon Secours Redskins Training Camp. e students participated in various outdoor activities which included a healthy food cooking demonstration. In addition, we provided over 900 backpacks to our SPBC families and surrounding communities.

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GRADUATE SUNDAY 2016 e student ministry celebrated graduates in June of this year. Over 60 members ranging from high school to graduate level students participated in our graduation service and reception.

SMB MOVIE NIGHT e student ministry sponsored a movie night on Friday, July 22, 2016. Students enjoyed a lm, snacks, and fellowship. A er the lm, students participated in a discussion on overcoming adversity.

BGC YOUTH RETREAT 2016

On July 29, 30 SMB students joined students across the Commonwealth for a weekend of worship, fellowship, enrichment and fun on the campus of Virginia State University. e theme for the retreat was “It’s Bigger an Me!”, and examined youths’ relationships with missions and outreach.

BACK-TO-SCHOOL BLAST 2016

On August 12th, over 50 members of the students’ ministry spent a day engaging exhibits of two African American trailblazers in art: Artist Kehinde Wiley and Photography Legend, Gordon Parks, at the VMFA.

We then traveled to the Science Museum. Over 850 backpacks were distributed to the community across all campuses.

SMB PAINT PARTY

On August 19th, students took advantage of the opportunity to express their creativity in the area of visual arts by participating in a youth Paint Party on our Creighton Campus.

RITES OF PASSAGE CROSSOVER CEREMONIES 2016

Both the Sons and Daughters of the King middle school mentoring groups and e Kisura and Lions of Judah high school mentoring groups held their Rites of Passage Crossover Ceremonies in 2016. Both ceremonies were attended by over 60 people. ere were four middle school graduates and two senior graduates.

HOMECOMING 2016

Activities included a Videogame Truck, “Wipe Out” Simulation, Wrecking Ball, Laser Tag and a Dunk Tank.

LIGHT UP THE NIGHT 2016

Over 100 teens enjoyed a Videogame Truck and Bubble Soccer at this annual celebration.

SMB’S GOT TALENT

Held on November 4, 2016, this event was set aside for youth to display their gi s and talents.

SMB COMMUNITY HOT SPOT

Held on November 18, 2016, this event was an evening of praise, worship, fellowship and fun where the youth of SMB joined with other youth in our community in creating connections and celebrating Christ.

STUDENT TRIP TO WASHINGTON D.C.

65 students traveled to Washington D.C. on December 10th. Activities included a viewing of both the Martin Luther King, Jr. and Abraham Lincoln memorials and a tour of the Smithsonian Museum of African American History.

SUNDAY MORNING STUDENT FAITH FORMATION GROUPS

In January 2016, the students’ ministry began hosting small groups on Sunday morning. ere were 6 groups across all campuses that meet weekly.

TAKEOVER AT THE BOWTIE

Over 100 students took over the BOWTIE for a special SMB showing of Hidden Figures. Students learned about the contributions of African American women to the space program and gained inspiration from this amazing lm.

A DAY WITH DR. BYRD

A er viewing the Hidden Figures Film, students assembled on that following Sunday to hear from Dr. Julie Williams-Byrd, who works for NASA’s Langley Research Center. Over 165 students gained information about the space program and how vital African Americans were to the work.

SPBC COLLEGE FAIR

Over 30 colleges and universities spanned the SPBC Creighton Campus on March 18th. Over 100 youth received information on admissions, funding and other aspects of educational planning.

BURGERS & BIBLE STUDY

Held on May 19, students came out and enjoyed burgers while learning what it means to be a true disciple of Christ.

RESURRECTION SUNDAY 2017

In conjunction with the ministry team, during the 10am and 12pm Resurrection Sunday Services,  students were led in a re ective discussion on the relevance of a Resurrected Christ in their life in a contemporary context.

RITES OF PASSAGE CROSSOVER CEREMONIES 2017

Both the Sons and Daughters of the King middle school mentoring groups and e Kisura and Lions of Judah high school mentoring groups held their Rites of Passage Crossover Ceremonies in 2017. Both ceremonies were attended by over 60 people. ere were 9 middle school graduates and 7 senior graduates.

TIES & TUTU’S

A Ties & Tutu’s social was held for students on June 17th, 2017. Students enjoyed a night of food, fellowship, music and fun while showing o their best ties and tutus.

VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL 2017

VBS was held on all 3 campuses this year and saw great gains in attendance. Students learned what it meant to GLOW for Jesus!

L.I.T. BLOCK PARTY

e Living In Truth Block party was held in July of 2017 and was attended by over 100 youth, who danced, sang and participated in various activities.

BACK 2 SCHOOL LOCK-IN 2017

Over 50 students attended the Back-to-School Lock-In held on August 25th. e theme for the event was Flashback Friday, and activities included a worship service, “Real Talk” sessions, games, and a 90’s party.

SMALL GROUPS

SMALL GROUP HIGHLIGHTS

SITE GROUP LEADERS HIGHLIGHTS FROM SMALL GROUPS

1.BeltWomen of Worship (WOW) Gwendolyn King and Ruby Hicks

2.BeltBelt ConnectorsKenneth and Naticka Robinson

Group is growing and meets at local eateries to celebrate birthdays.

Hosted three trips. Had a successful game night in June to help people get connected.

3. Elm Women’s GroupCharlene Funderburg and Melissa Hendrix Group is growing and has celebrations with food and fun to celebrate group members.

4.CREEncore Sunday Small Group Doreen GonzalezFellowshipped with women of the same age group enables the attendees the opportunities to share similar experiences. They nd themselves witnessing to one another.

5. CRE DreamchasersJerrel Ledbetter and Ashlee Murphy Completed RESET Sunday; Looking for a new candidate to co-facilitate; increased number of activities from last year.

6. CREYou Are Not Alone Cancer Support Group

Donnie Smith and Ronald Alison Provided support to member while going through cancer treatment. The celebration is the treatment was successful.

7. CRE Thursday Aspire Small Group Tonya JohnsonMembers took a spiritual gifts test; gifts were identi ed and results of the test were noted and discussed during several group meetings; group held prayer call for sick group member and child; celebrated Valentine’s Day, Easter, and Birthdays together; Attended member’s dance recital; hosted farewell dinner for member who moved out of state; participated in Aspire Life Stage Sunday.

8.CRE Before You Jump the Broom .............. Robert and Vicki Moss

9.CRE FoundationsRoy and Betty Massenburg

Before You Jump the Broom couples have shared their experiences with other couples and the awareness of the ministry has expanded.

The group was very interested in the lessons developed based on Pastor Watson’s 40 Day Challenge. There was so much to do that they asked ‘what’s next?’. Started a new Foundations II that is based on Pastor’s book - Maximize your Edge.

10.CREInner PeaceDenise Pryor and Frank Reynolds Have Christmas dinner celebration every year. If anyone in the group loses a loved one, we all try to attend the funeral and show support.

11.CRE Prime Time Living Life Together Ellen C. Williams and Camela James Group meets 1st and 3rd Saturdays to share “Jesus-Centered Small Group Bible Studies that focus on discovering Jesus in the Old and New Testaments. Studies are very enlightening and members feel free and comfortable in sharing, lots of fun, laughs and tears celebrating Jesus.

12.CRE Genealogy Research

Davis Roberts

13.CRE Re ners MinistrySaundra Smith and Willa Taylor

14.CRE Prime Time

One member shared information at his family reunion about his genealogical research. This group was a huge success!

Re ners Anniversary, Donation to Emergency Assistance, Helped with Thanksgiving Baskets and Re ners Bazaar.

Cecelia Owens Made over 40 blankets for the homeless.

Campus Group Type Group Name

1. Belt A nity/Share Men’s Group Mon @Belt

Leaders Members

Je rey Robinson 21

2. Belt A nity/Share Women of Worship Group at Belt Gwendolyn King and Ruby Hicks 25

3. Belt Fine Arts Fine Arts Choir @Belt Howard Boisseau 10

4. Belt Fine Arts Joy Choir Howard Boisseau 10

5. Belt Hospitality Caring Hearts Nurses @Belt Shaun Rivers 1

6. Belt Hospitality Hospitality Greeters @Belt Laurie Burton 20

7. Belt Hospitality Rose’s Table Joyce Smith 12 Belt Hospitality Security Team @Belt Linwood Byrd 1 Belt Hospitality Ushers Group @Belt Thomas Perry 17 Belt Life Stage Belt Middle School Mentoring Program Boys Bound for Success Raymond Rooks 31 Belt Life Stage Belt Middle School Mentoring Program Girls - God’s Nia Carla Pollard 17 Belt Support/Barnabas Simply Pray Study Group @Belt Stephanie Hayes 3 CRE A nity/Share 2017 Events Assistance Bernadette Spriggs 5 CRE A nity/Share 2017 Foundations Small Group Roy and Betty Massenburg 7 CRE A nity/Share 2017 Genealogy Group Davis Roberts 9 CRE A nity/Share 2017 Inner Peace Small Group Denise Pryor and Frank Reynolds 19 CRE A nity/Share 2017 Married Couples Sunday Small Group-11:00 Timothy and Teneka Wortham 17 CRE A nity/Share 2017 Married Couples Sunday Small Group-11:00 Robert and Vicki Moss 35 CRE A nity/Share 2017 Men Sunday Small Group (CRE)

David Lyles and Paul Nichols 16 CRE A nity/Share 2017 Singles Sunday Small Group

Ross McInnis 6 CRE A nity/Share 2017 Small Groups Resource Team Steven Taylor and Leah Johnson 10 CRE A nity/Share 2017 SPBC Toastmasters Patrice Banks 13 CRE A nity/Share 2017 Women’s Sunday Small Group – CRE Marva J. Williams 24 A nity/Share Fit 2 Serve Group Renada Lewis 21 A nity/Share Mixed Bowling League Livingston Rush 7 A nity/Share Nia Inc AIDS Awareness and Prevention Lindsay Bryant 6 A nity/Share The Glory of the Phenomenal Woman

Brenda Campbell-Robinson and Torchy McNeil 22 Fine Arts 2017 Adult Mass Choir/Celebration Choir Amanda Montague 1 Fine Arts 2017 Ayinde 2 Youth Liturgical Julinda Lewis 16 Julinda Lewis 13 Joseph Clarke 60 Michelle Henderson 3

Julinda Lewis 1 Sherri Robinson 1 LaTiscia Fowlkes 11

Thelma Miller and Priscilla Rose 37

Vernita

Evelyn

Paula

Maxine

Linda

Cassandra

Ronald

Shana McDaniel

Eloise

Herbert Alston

Linwood

Carolyn

Toni

52. Hospitality Ushers Small Group- Men

Earl Brown 50 Hospitality Welcome Center

Tosha Robinson and Cheryl Vaughan 22 Leaders Diaconate Agape Team #8 Benjamin Davis 7 Leaders Diaconate Creighton Rd Team #10 Sterling Stokes 4 Leaders Diaconate Faith Walkers Team #4 Teresa Mason 7 Leaders Diaconate Grace Team #6 Earl Jackson 4 Leaders Diaconate Model Team #7 Lindsay Bryant 8 Leaders Diaconate Peacemakers Team #5 Theresa Hines 7 Leaders Diaconate Serving at His Feet Team #9 Deborah Garner 7 Leaders Diaconate Transformers Team #2 Keith Smith 8 Leaders Diaconate Wisdom Warriors Team #1 Sterling Stokes 6 CRE Life Stage 2017 Aspire Life Stage Small Group LaTonya Johnson 31 CRE Life Stage 2017 Dreamchasers and Aspire Sunday Small Group J. Ledbetter 18 CRE Life Stage 2017 Dreamchasers Co-Ed Small Group-Wednesdays Christina Ingram, Ashlee Murphy and J. Ledbetter 15

66. CRE Life Stage 2017 Dreamchasers Life Stage (Young Adults, Ages 20-29) Christina Ingram, Ashlee Murphy and J. Ledbetter 8

67. CRE Life Stage 2017 Encore Life Stage (Ages 50-59) Sherl Moses and Denise Turner 71

68. CRE Life Stage 2017 Encore Sunday Small Group-11am Doreen Gonzalez 24 CRE Life Stage 2017 Encore Weekday Small Group Patrick Wright and Patricia Wilson 23

70. CRE Life Stage 2017 Fusion Co-Ed Small Group-Tuesdays Justine Jordan 12

71. CRE Life Stage 2017 Fusion Sunday Small Group-11am Justine Jordan 20 CRE Life Stage 2017 Prime Time Life Stage (Ages 60-69) Cecelia Owens 6 CRE Life Stage 2017 Prime Time Living Life Together Ellen Williams and Camela James 9 CRE Life Stage 2017 Prime Time Sunday Small Group Marva J. Williams 18 CRE Life Stage 2017 SMB Middle and High School Sundays @11am Group Marva J. Williams 37

76. CRE Life Stage 2017 SMB Middle and High School Sundays @9am Group Curtis Ballard, Jr. 26

77. CRE Life Stage Aspire Sunday Small Group-11am Angela Morlet 11

78. CRE Life Stage Daughters of the King Martina Jones-Smith 49 CRE Life Stage Dreamchasers Sunday Small Group J. Ledbetter 5

80. CRE Life Stage Encore Sunday Small Group-9am Patricia A Wilson 5 CRE Life Stage Girl Scouts of Commonwealth Council Charisse Matthews 8

82. CRE Life Stage

Alethia Watford 1 CRE Life Stage Lions Of Judah High School Boys Mentoring Group Aaron McKoy 5 CRE Life Stage Married Couples Sunday Small Group - CRE 11:00 Robert and Vicki Moss 24

85. CRE Life Stage

Kisura High School Girls Mentoring Group

Prime Time Life Stage Events Planning Team Ellen Williams 7 CRE Life Stage Re ners 2nd Sat Gathering Willa Taylor and Saundra Smith 190 CRE Life Stage Re ners Life Stage Leadership Willa Taylor and Saundra Smith 5

88. CRE Life Stage Singles Sunday Small Group

Ross McInnis 14 CRE Life Stage Sons of the King Gregory Jones 25 CRE Outreach Back to School Distribution Greta Randolph 15 CRE Outreach Caring Hearts Nurses at Creighton Shaun Rivers 20 CRE Outreach Cradle to Prison Pipeline Linda Austin and Ashley Kenneth 8 CRE Outreach Exodus Prison Group Kempis Brown 12 CRE Outreach Fish N Loaves Shirley Peoples 1 CRE Outreach Homeless Outreach Initiatives Jeanetta Lee 11 CRE Outreach Maximum Health Week Terri Page 1 CRE Outreach Operation Harvest – Thanksgiving Greta Randolph 50 CRE Outreach Pastor and First Lady Outreach Initiatives Nicole Deveaux 1 CRE Outreach Restorative Justice and Reentry Antionette Irving 2 CRE Study 2017 Male Chorus Small Group Zeb Miles 23 Scrip Program Ronald Miller 26

Terri Goode 5 Michelle Townsend 1 Patricia Burch 11 Couples Group Yvette Jones 1 Couples Group Langston and Sandra Brown 1 Tianiece

121. CRE Support/Barnabas Transformers Men’s Support Group

Donald Chambers 15

122. CRE Support/Barnabas Unload it All Grief Support Group Vanessa Carter 21

123. CRE Support/Barnabas You Are Not Alone: Cancer Survivor Group Donnie Smith 5

124. Elm A nity/Share 2017 Women’s Group Tue at Elm Rhonda Thompson-Gatling 20

125. Elm A nity/Share God Chasers - Elm Singles Small Group Ferebee Hayes 9

126. Elm A nity/Share God Chasers Sunday Small Group-Elm Brenda Spratley 8

127. Elm A nity/Share Men’s Bible Study Larry Edmonds 17

128. Elm A nity/Share Men’s Group at Elm Ricky Curry 24 129. Elm A nity/Share Women In The Word Valerie Hayes 18

130. Elm A nity/Share Women’s Sunday Small Group-Elm Charlene Funderburg and Melissa Hendrix 17

131. Elm Hospitality 2017 Combined Ushers Ministry – Elm Siilleya Johnson 10

132. Elm Hospitality 2017 Hospitality Greeters at Elm Shaun Wade 5

133. Elm Hospitality 2017 Men’s Ushers Ministry – Elm Siilleya Johnson 6

134. Elm Hospitality 2017 Women’s Ushers Ministry – Elm Siilleya Johnson 5

135. Elm Hospitality 2017 Youth Ushers Ministry – Elm Mateo Stanberry 4

136. Elm Hospitality Fine Arts Choir at Elm Jamie Duncan 1 137. Elm Hospitality Security Team at Elm Ricky Curry 3

138. Elm Hospitality Ushers Group at Elm Siilleya Johnson 18

139. Elm Leaders Diaconate Elm-Ambassadors for Christ Lauren Fortune 6

140. Elm Outreach Food Pantry at Elm Mary Arlette Dandridge 2

141. Elm Support/Barnabas 2017 Overcoming Hardship Elm Linwood Eberhardt 19

142. Elm Support/Barnabas M2M - Couples Group at ELM Jason and Constance Hollemon 2

143. Elm Support/Barnabas Simply Pray Study Group at Elm Shirl Love 12

Total 2,199

SPBC HIDDEN FIGURES

Meet Some Of Our Hidden Figures

CRE GROUPS - Rev. Alfreda Page-Garner is one of the Hidden Figures at Creighton. She serves as the Campus Director for small groups. She registers all groups, coordinates to get their rooms reserved, creates iers, requests that the iers are printed, checks in with small group leaders, and makes sure everything is in order.

CRE GROUPS - Ellen Williams, Justine Jordan, and Valerie Hayes facilitates our Small Group Leader Training. The training is a lot and they take a tremendous load o of me. I am so grateful for their willingness to lead.

BELT GROUPS - Vanessa Evans is one of the Hidden Figures at Belt. Whatever I ask her to do, she does. She coordinated life stage summer, she also serves as the Campus Director, registering groups, coordinating with Ms. Renita to get room reservations, checks on leaders, helps people start new groups, recruits leaders, serves as hospitality. She is a JEWEL

BELT CULINARY - Min. Joyce Smith is a super jewel. She ensures that food is available for every event that is needed. She is exible, also leading a Sunday Small group, as well as Rose’s Table. She

is reliable and kind. She also serves as a mentor to others and is always able to attract the most people in any group she leads. She is a joy!!!

ELM CULINARY - Arlette Dandridge has been extremely reliable in ensuring that the food requested is served for our groups and events. She maintains a positive energy and warmly welcomes everyone. I can rely on her to provide hospitality and warmth.

CRE EVENTS - Christina Moses has been extremely reliable in doing anything that is needed re: events. She has changed her personal schedule to accommodate events, she has subbed as a lead in my absence. She communicates extremely well, and helps to catch things, so I don’t have to address everything.

CRE EVENTS - Maxine Thompson has been my go to for administration of events. She works with leaders to ensure they have everything that they need. She has stepped up and helped tremendously with the Bereavement Team, as well as Weddings, and various events at both Creighton and Elm. I thank GOD for Maxine.

CRE EVENTS - Bernadette Spriggs. She organized Homecoming and oversaw all of the numerous meetings. PERIOD!!!!

CRE WORSHIP - Shana Daniel & Garret Sawyer They are the co-leaders of the Greeters. They are responsive, well organized, and I thank God for them!

CRE WORSHIP - Paula Williams leads the Ushers. I can rely on her for administration and reliability. She is a gem.

CRE WORSHIP - Linda Wyatt oversees our Bereavement Team. She has had to work in coordinating ushers and greeters to make sure that funerals and memorial services go o without a hitch. She is super reliable and I thank God for her.

HIDDEN FIGURES - Small Group Leaders!!! They are faithful, committed, and I appreciate them.

LaDonne C. Lankster

ANNUAL COUNSELOR’S MEET AND GREET - January 29, 2017 is annual event was held to recruit Christian Counseling and to introduce for in the SPBC Counseling Ministry.

LAUNCH OF STEPHEN MINISTRY 2017 GROUPS COUPLES

DISCIPLES SHARE

EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE – FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

During the past scal year Emergency Assistance provided the following services for our membership:

• Provided nancial crisis services for 145 families totaling $64,994

• Dispensed $45,484 to prevent 82 families from being evicted from their homes

• Dispensed $19,510 to keep lights, gas and water services from being disconnected from 63 families

• 16 volunteers donated 275 hours of support time in small groups to encourage families in crisis

BASIC MONEY – FINANCIAL LITERACY EDUCATIONAL

ASSISTANCE

is nancial literacy series is designed speci cally for those taking their rst steps toward money management.

• 19 members successfully completed and received graduation certi cates and are on their way to living debt free!

• 6 volunteers donated 30 hours to provide members with nancial literacy training and debt reduction

BON SECOURS CARE-VAN – MEDICAL ASSISTANCE

O ered medical services and immunizations to our members and non-members of the community at our Creighton and Belt campuses. ere were approximately 185 uninsured people who received medical care and assistance during the year through the van services.

BARNABAS COUNSELING MINISTRY

CLIENTS SERVED: Counseling Services • Individual: 158 • Couples: 108

Total: 266

REMEMBRANCE SERVICE 2016 is worship gathering was held to honor our family and friends who have transitioned on before us.  Participants joined in a candle lighting ceremony and video tribute. is service was supported by Barnabas counselors, intercessors and ministers who provided encouragement, comfort and prayer.

July 19, 2016

TOGETHER WE STAND RVA

A community gathering attended by approximately 1,400 people held to pray for families, fallen police, youth/young adults, peace and community leaders. A panel of elected and appointed o cials and the media took questions from the audience addressing community issues and concerns.

July 31, 2016

FUNERAL DIRECTOR’S CONFERENCE

Hosted over 300 members of the National Funeral Directors & Morticians Association during worship, lunch and a Stop the Violence Rally.

July - August, 2016

BACK TO SCHOOL BLAST 2016

Collected supplies, stu ed the bus, and distributed over 900 backpacks. Partnered with 6 schools to provide items they requested. Back to School Blast was held at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts where the children and youth visited the Kehinde Wiley and Gordon Parks exhibits, and an educational scavenger hunt. en to the Science Museum of VA which included lunch, and the SPEED and BOOST exhibits.

OUTREACH

August 11, 2016

FORUM FOR MAYORAL CANDIDATES

Hosted all 8 RVA mayoral candidates in a forum at our Belt campus. 167 people attended.

August 2016

BARK

A team of outreach servants assisted with major renovations at BARK (Bandits Adoption & Rescue of K-9’s).

September 8, 2016

HENRICO COUNTY 911 MEMORIAL SERVICE

Partnered with Henrico County Public Service Agencies to host a 911 Memorial Service.

September - October 2016

LET’S MAKE A DIFFERENCE

Led by Girl Scout Lauren Brown, in partnership with Days for Girls collected feminine hygiene products for girls around the world.

October 1, 2016

CITYWIDE DAY OF COMMUNITY SERVICE

136 volunteers did 16 citywide community service projects in honor of our First Lady, Pastor & People’s 31st Anniversary. ree additional projects were canceled due to the rain.

Year Round

EMERGENCY FOOD ASSISTANCE

Provide food assistance to people in the community in need of food.

September - October 2016

BABY HAT DRIVE

Partnered with From the Heart organization to collect hand made (crochet, knit or loom) baby hats for local hospitals for new born babies. Collected 126 hats, 2 pair of booties and 1 blanket. Led by Katera Riddick.

October 22, 2016

SILENCE COVERS UP THE VIOLENCE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SYMPOSIUM

154 attended. Included Workshops, vendors, Christy Sims keynote speaker, and lunch. Children’s programming and transportation was provided to teen mothers who attended.

October 30, 2016

LAPTOPS FOR L. DOUGLAS WILDER MIDDLE SCHOOL

Provided funding for laptops for 118 students at Wilder Middle School.

November 12, 2016

CELEBRATION OF OUR VETERANS RECOGNITION

Honored and Celebrated 150 veterans and their guests with food, singing, poetry, a gi , and ballroom and line dancing. Attended by 265 people.

November 19, 2016

OPERATION HARVEST THANKSGIVING DISTRIBUTION

Distributed 1500 boxes

June - November 2016

VOTER REGISTRATION NO VOTE, NO VOICE…. GET REGISTERED

Voter Registration at SPBC June and November. Community partners assisted with voter registration: Crusade for Voters / SPBC’s Cradle to Prison Pipeline Small Group / Delores Johnson / Henrico County Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma eta Sorority, Inc. / Alpha Phi Zeta Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. / New Virginia Majority / Golden Girls Development Center / Creative Force Ministry / Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc.

November 24, 2016

THE GIVING HEART THANKSGIVING FEAST

SPBC was one of the sponsors and partners with e Giving Heart for it’s 11th Giving Heart Community anksgiving Feast. is event welcomed (homeless, less fortunate, lonely, or no family in town) for a anksgiving meal, fellowship, clothing, hair cuts and other resources.

December 2, 2016

LAPTOPS FOR HIGHLAND SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL

Provided funding for 10 computers for Highland Springs High School.

December 15, 2016

COMMONWEALTH CATHOLIC CHARITIES ANNUAL CHRISTMAS AROUND THE WORLD CELEBRATION

SPBC has provided dinner for the Commonwealth Catholic Charities (CCC) Annual Christmas Around the World Celebration for 10 years. Over 150 people attended the celebration for the CCC Foster Care program for the foster children, foster families, independent living youth, volunteers, group home sta and CCC sta .

December 6, 2016

THE VIRGINIA CENTER FOR RESTORATIVE JUSTICE & SPBC “RESTORATIVE COMMUNITY DIALOGUE CIRCLE”

Hosted a gathering for an opportunity to be involved with engaging our community for peace.

December 17, 2016

NO CHILD WITHOUT A TOY

Hosted a Christmas celebration for children whose parents are incarcerated in partnership with the Richmond City Justice Center’s REAL program. 167 attended. Also, 40 SPBC members, and mentors and mentees from Henrico County Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma eta Sorority, Inc. volunteered.

December 18, 2016

COMMUNITY & CHURCH CHRISTMAS TOY DISTRIBUTION

Partnered with Toys for Tots to distribute toys to over 1,200 children in the community at all 3 campuses.

January 13, 2017

RICHMOND REGIONAL REENTRY COUNCIL

Newly formed subcommittee of the Richmond Regional Reentry Council to address Reentry issues and needs in Richmond, Henrico, Hanover and Chester eld. SPBC hosted the inaugural meeting attended by about 40 people. e team consist of DOJ, SPBC, VA Center for Restorative Justice, Goodwill, the Daily Planet, Henrico Probation O ce, and other organizations.

January 16, 2017

MLK COMMUNITY DAY WITH RADIO ONE

Can We Talk? Hosted dialogue addressing issues in the community in partnership with Radio One, Community Clovia, Saint Paul’s Baptist Church, and other community organizations at the Belt campus. Approximately 250 people attended.

February 1-28, 2017

BLACK HISTORY MONTH CELEBRATION

Celebrated our History, Heritage and Empowering moments the entire

month with the SPBC BHM Art & Empowerment Gallery that featured local artists, poets, sculptors, coloring book artists, quilting, authors, photographers, potters, and a Black History Facts Wall of pictures and paintings. Julia Williams Byrd from NASA spoke with the youth about “Hidden Figures” and a career in the STEM eld. Had the Exhibit “African American Trailblazers” on loan from the RVA Black History Museum at Belt. Shared African American children’s books, empowering information on Health, self care and nances.

February 9, 2017

RPS TO BOWTIE HIDDEN FIGURES VIEWING AND ESSAY CONTEST

SPBC partnered with Johnson Inc. and hosted 1500 RPS students and sta from all 9 Richmond Public High Schools for a viewing of the movie “Hidden Figures”. e Saint Paul’s Community Foundation then hosted an essay contest in each of the schools about the movie and local African American heroes.

March 1-31, 2017

HANDBAG AND JEWELRY COLLECTION FOR HOMELESS

Partnered with Change the World RVA a non-pro t that supports high school and college students in Richmond experiencing homelessness. YOU

DONATED: 2,083 items: (handbags, necklaces, earrings, bracelets, other jewelry items, sunglasses, scarves, and other accessories).  Proceeds at the annual bazaar was over $13,000.00

April 8-15, 2017

CARITAS

Blessed 29 men who are currently experiencing homelessness. Approximately 63 people volunteered (setup, breakdown, laundry, dinner, fellowship, overnight, assessments, shopped, prayed, Culinary, Transportation, etc.), ank you to Deacon Ben Davis and Kut Kings Barbershop for the haircuts.

May 1, 2017

RISC NEHEMIAH ACTION

An assembly of about 900 people to bring about a greater degree of justice and equality. Addressed elementary reading in Richmond Public Schools & Eastern Henrico County Public Schools, the impacts of childhood trauma in Chester eld County, recruiting, hiring initiatives for healthcare careers at regional hospitals, and investment in a ordable housing for the City of Richmond.

May 1-31, 2017

DIAPER DRIVE

A total of 5,146 diapers and 2,320 wipes were donated. Because of your generosity some parents will not have to choose between food, daycare or diapers. Less babies will have diaper rashes, and other infections caused by reusing diapers. Donated to the Central VA Diaper Bank and Mommies, Bellies, Babies and Daddies program.

June 18 - 24, 2017

MAXIMIZE HEALTH WEEK

Held the PHEN breakfast symposium for men, Women’s Health Event at Trinity Family Life, Seniors Health Day, and Children and Youth Health Day at the Bon Secours Washington Redskins Training Center, and our 6th Annual Key to Unlocking a Healthy Lifestyle Family Health Fair

Year Round

CRADLE TO PRISON PIPELINE OUTREACH

Cradle to Prison Pipeline small group partners with Second Presbyterian Church to provide goodie bags to family members traveling to visit their loved ones incarcerated.

Year Round

FISH N LOAVES

Provides a bag of groceries each 2nd Saturday of the month to the seniors.

Year Round

Exodus Prison Ministry

Provides a weekly worship experience in Richmond and Henrico jails.

Year Round

RESTORATIVE JUSTICE

Partnership with the Virginia Center for Restorative Justice and other local organizations. Mediation between o enders and victims.

DISCIPLES SERVE

Meet Some Of Our Hidden Figures

Special Events Team – Tia Murphy, Kim Conley and Shanita Byrd I worked with them while serving on the Homecoming Committee Team as well. Here are the qualities they displayed:

• They LOVE ST PAUL’S BAPTIST CHURCH!!!

• They display a high level of commitment to our church.

• Positive Attitude

• Flexible • Dependable

• Smart • Willingness to Serve

Maxine Thompson

I recently worked closely w/ Maxine on the Homecoming Team. Here’s the behavior she displayed during my interactions with her:

• She has a Servant’s Heart

• Pleasant Personality / Easy Going / Gets Along Well w/ Others

• Willingness to Help in any way that she can

• Dependable • Highly Committed

Lauren Bonner, SHRM-SCP Creighton Campus Administrator

Tia Murphy, Kim Conley and Shanita Byrd continue to serve the church and members with excellence. You can always depend on this team no matter the task. You may nd them hosting an outside or inside event, spending a Thursday evening or Saturday morning assisting with the church conference. They spent their Sundays working with the Member Services team with the name badge initiative. They are very professional, great attitudes, dependable, and a joy to work with.

Donna Battle has served the Member Services Administration Support Team for many years. She supports the team by covering the phone during the week, church conferences, homecoming activities, and many other tasks the team is often requested to perform. She displays a positive attitude no matter the assignment, assisted with the team manual, very dependable and will call to see if there is anything else she can do to serve the team.

Frances Buster Member Services Team Leader

Special Events Team – Tia Murphy, Kim Conley and Shanita Byrd.

BELT CAMPUS

Rev. Maceo E. Freeman, Jr. - Campus Pastor

In the immortal words of the Apostle Paul, Grace be with you, and peace, from God our Father, and the Lord Jesus Christ.

It is the time of year when the sta of e Saint Paul’s Baptist Church report to you what we have been doing this past year serving you and the community surrounding our Belt Campus here on the south side of Richmond. It is a pleasure to serve as your Campus Pastor as we G.R.O.W. together. I want to use those letters to share our accomplishments for this past scal year from July 1, 2016, to August 31, 2017.

First, the G means we gathered as a congregation in worship on Sundays and in small groups of men, women, youth and couples. Prayerfully you will join those who are already relishing the fellowship of others in Small Groups. We grow as well in the small group atmosphere and become more interconnected and interdependent on each other as the tree in the Redwood Forests in California. When we are interconnected, we form a believer’s community better equipped than people who are just in proximity of each other. Proximity means closeness but an interconnected community develops wholeness.

Second, the R stands for your reliability in assisting the church to extend its branches into the neighborhoods adjoining our campus. Each time when asked you responded to spread the love of Christ per Matthew 25:35-36. “For I was a hungered, and ye gave me meat: I was thirsty, and ye gave me drink: I was a stranger, and ye took me in: Naked, and ye clothed me: I was sick, and ye visited me: I was I prison, and ye came unto me.” I thank God for your rich generosity and freedom to give to the kingdom.

Third, the O represents the outstanding accomplishments we have achieved together. We hosted our Community Day Celebration being well attended by the surrounding neighborhoods where we fed over 600 people who attended. Your time and e ort put forth to help serve were noteworthy. Our e orts to support the Green Elementary School has been much appreciated when we shared not only backpacks but we also supplied winter coats, socks and underclothes. e diaper drive was successful as well making sure agencies which assist teenage mothers to have their babies needs to be met.

Finally, the W is for WOW!!! is is how I felt when we celebrated our Life Stage Summer and Vacation Bible School this summer. It was a tremendous experience to see people dressed in their colors and participating as worship leaders through the summer. I was personally WOW’d when I graduated with my Doctorate, celebrated my birthday, anniversary and my 91-year-old mother on Mother’s Day all in the same weekend. WOW will be with me for a while.

I will close letting you know other a airs that have kept me engaged. I spearheaded four 12-week Bridge Bible Studies beginning with Horizontal Jesus, Unhealthy Spirituality, Disciples Path Volumes I and II. I lend a listening ear to 25 couples, carried out weddings for seven newlyweds, one vowel renewal and three of them took place in my o ce. I participated in 14 homegoing services. is has been an excellent year for me and I pray it has been for you.

God bless, Dr. Maceo E. Freeman, Jr.

BELT CAMPUS

MINISTRY RESOURCES

July 2016

LIFE STAGE SUNDAYS

16 – Belt Community Day

18 – 22nd Vacation Bible School

August 2016

LIFE STAGE SUNDAYS

11 – Mayoral Forum 28 – Back to School Blast

September 2016

24 – Gospel World Workshop

October 2016

31 – Trunk or Treat

November 2016

19 – Operation Harvest 28 - 30 – SRBC Christmas Store

December 2016

1-2 – SRBC Christmas Store

16 – Christmas Toy Distribution’

January 2017

Radio One (Clovia “Ms. Community” Lawrence) – Dr. Martin Luther King Program

February 2017

Black History Month Celebration: Worship

• A power point presentation in service each week on Black History Heroes and Sheroes

• Heroes/Sheroes recognized weekly and presented with a certi cate for sharing the generosity of their gi s and giving!

• Black History songs distributed to the congregation

• Performance by Ezibu Muntu African Dance Company

• Art exhibit “African American Trailblazers” on display

• Handouts/Tips distributed on political, spiritual, personal, and nancial empowerment.

April 2017

2 – SPBC Combined Ushers Anniversary Celebration

16 – Video recording and streaming of services began.

16 – Opening of Charisma at Belt Gi Shop

29 – Richmond Peach Youth Summit May 2017

Mondays and Fridays: Building Constructive Communities Foundations (BCCF) Lady Panthers Basketball

June 2017

2 – Turnaround Movie Showing

12 – Healthy Plus Diabetes Graduation

26 - 30 – Dr. Antoinette Irving Youth Basketball Camp

July 2017

LIFE STAGE SUNDAYS

15 - New Beginnings Church Baptisms –Dr. Larry Enis

17 - 22 – Vacation Bible School

August 2017

LIFE STAGE SUNDAYS

1 - National Night Out ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Human Resources (New Hires) - Sta ng

July 2016

Belt Campus Administrator Directional Leader – Transportation

November 2016 Driver December 2016 Resignation Received - Driver

January 2017

Custodial – Facilities and Grounds

February 2017

Directional Leader – Safety and Security June 2017 Driver Resignation Received - Driver

BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS

October 2016 Network Improvements November 2016 Wiring and Wireless Upgrades

March 2017

Badging System Replacement June 2017 Gutter and Downspouts Replacement

MEMBER RESOURCES

• Provided administrative support to Belt Campus Congregation, Ministries and Lifestages

• Attended 2017 Church Network Annual Conference

• Opening of Charisma at Belt Gi Shop

• Assisted visitors with Emergency Assistance, request for prayers and food pantry (846 visitors)

• Received over 1,891 phone calls.

• Updated contact information, church membership and candidates for membership

• Supported bible study sessions, i.e., collected o erings, made copies, media support

• Created and submitted mass emailing’s of Belt Campus happenings and events.

• Assisted the Wedding Services Ministry by scheduling ceremonies: 2016 – 1 wedding

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CREIGHTON CAMPUS

MINISTRY RESOURCES

BUILDING AND GROUNDS

• Improvements made to Storm Sewer System

• Cleared Extended Detention Basins and Established Quarterly Maintenance Program to meet Henrico County Requirements

• Installed Film on Windows & Doors in Commons A, B, & C; Charisma Bookstore; Narthex; Side A Hall; & Chapel to Increase Energy E ciency & Reduce Glare

• Repaired Steps at Main Entrance

• Repaved & Re-stripped Parking Lot

• Installed New Lighting and Dimming System in the Cathedral, Commons, and Chapel

STAFF DEVELOPMENT

January 28, 2017

• Attended Leaders Advance Conference

June 28, 2017

• Completed small group leader training

July 2-6, 2017

• Attended e Church Network 61st National Conference

• Joined the Central VA Chapter of e Church Network

EXTERNAL EVENTS

Coordinated / planned the following external events:

• Virginia College Graduation Ceremony – January 28, 2017

• VCU School of Pharmacy Graduation Ceremony – May 12, 2017

• Virginia Union University Graduation Ceremony – May 13, 2017

• Douglas Wilder Middle School Graduation – June 13, 2017

• Fair eld Middle School Graduation –June 15, 2017

• Virginia College Graduation Ceremony – July 22, 2017

• VCU School of Pharmacy White Coat Ceremony – August 26, 2017

• Over Comers Club 4th Annual Honors Banquet – September 9, 2017

HRIS INITIATIVES

• Assisted w/ the ADP Portal Launch with Employee Self Service

• Assisted with Bene ts Online Open Enrollment on ADP

CHARISMA BOOKS & GIFTS

Book Signings

• Pastor Kim Ridley, “A Little R and R: Extraordinary Re ections from God in the Middle of an Ordinary Life”

• Gregory Ford, “Searching For Treasure: e Journey of Two Sister”

• Nicole M. Brown, e Adventures of Nurse Nicole Series

• John Deng, “A Lost Boy Found”

• Dr. R. Devin Beverly, “Lifesaving Wisdom and Prayers”

• Joy Harris, “Singing Aint Enough”

• Robert Edwards, “P.E.A.C.E. Poetry”

• Patricia Gould-Champ, “ e Gospel According To Cancer”

• Carolyn Minor-Daughtry, “I Am Fearfully and Wonderfully Made”

Special Guest Service Team Support

• Pastor Donne McClurkin

• Dr. Leo Davis

• Vashawn Mitchell

• e Turnaround Movie Premiere

• Bishop John Borders

• Fourth ursday Guest Speakers and Musical Artists

• Fire on Fridays Guest Speakers and Musical Artists

Ministry Support

• Supported Campus Administrators at Belt and Elm by sharing knowledge supportive to opening their respective campus gi shops

• O ered Small Group Studies supportive to SPBC Small groups and Barnabas sponsored Support Groups

• O ered Bible Studies supportive to e Bridge

• O ered Leadership Resources supportive to the Recommended Reading List o ered at Leader’s Advance

• O ered Red Scarves & Ties supportive to Red Scarf, Red Tie Sunday

• O ered a selection of 40 Day Fasting & Prayer guides supportive to the Lenten Season

• O ered a variety of Easter Basket Stu ers including Bibles, Books, DVDs and gi s for all ages

• O ered Daisy themed Bibles Books and Resources for Mother’s Day gi ideas

• O ered a variety of Bibles, books and gi s for Graduates

CULINARY ARTS

e Culinary Arts Ministry, with your support, continues to strive to achieve Pastor Watson’s vision for our ministry. e Saint Paul’s Culinary Arts Ministry continues to execute great events to make our church and ministry the buzz throughout the city of Richmond and

surrounding communities. With your support during the 2016/2017 year we were able to accomplish the following:

• Creighton Road Sunday Worship Breakfast and Lunch bu et continue to thrive

• Campus Culinary Support for both our Belt and Elm Campus events

• Multi-Campus events prepared and served dinner during our yearly Fire on Friday services, Volunteer Appreciation and Life Stage Summer

• Outreach support provided dinner weekly for Beyond the Walls Ministry and monthly for Home Again Men’s Shelter

• SPBC Ministries Support provide to Small Groups, Hospitality Ministry Fellowship, Saint Paul’s Community Foundation Scholarship Luncheon and Golf Tournament, NIA, Inc. of Greater Richmond AIDS Awareness Initiatives’

• Catered functions – Highland Springs High School, Delicados, Inc., VCU School of Pharmacy, PHEN Men’s Prostrate Awareness Breakfast, Virginia Union University Graduation, Deacons’ Conference of Richmond and Vicinity, several Members and Non-Members Birthday Celebration, Rehearsal Dinners and Wedding Receptions.

• Prepared and served meals for Osite Catering – Private Birthday Celebrations and Numerous Small Group Celebrations. ank you again for your continued

support and blessings we will continue to strive to make SPBC Culinary Arts Ministry the “A Great Culinary Experience.” Be Blessed.

BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS

Retainage Ponds

• To have all (3) ponds in compliance with Henrico County Government

• Establish a quarterly maintenance program

• $36,000.00 initial investment -

Parking Lot Renovation

• Help to negotiate the terms and service for the renovation

• Monitored and delivered all aspects of the contract.

• Establish a (2) years maintenance program to have the lot swept.

• $208,000.00 initial investment.

Dimming Light upgrade

• Help to negotiate the terms and service of the contract.

• Overseeing the progress and cra smanship.

• $71,000.00 initial investment.

HVAC/ Lights energy conservation

• Adjusting the HVAC unit settings to maximize the e ciency

• Having light turned o to minimize power loss.

• Lower Virginia power monthly billing.

Front steps

• Temporary x front steps eliminating trip and fall accident.

• Establish 2018 complete renovation of front steps.

• $1,500.00 initial investment.

MEDIA

• Upgraded Creighton Campus analog audio system to digital

• Installed new audio distribution system on Creighton Campus

• Replaced speaker system in Cathedral

• Installed new multi-campus live video streaming system on the Creighton, Belt, and Elm Campuses

• Install new choir microphones in Creighton Campus choir lo

• Installed in-ear monitor system in musician’s pit

OFFICE/RECEPTION Administrative O ce Services

• Provided administrative support to the entire congregation, ministries and lifestages

• Assisted visitors with Emergency Assistance applications, appointments with Barnabas, etc. (3,179 visitors)

• Received phone calls (18,921)

• Updated membership information

• Updated church calendar of events and meetings

• Provided copying for bible study and groups (275,036)

Administrative Support Donna Battle, Mariana Johnson and Annie Kendrick

• Assisted with answering the phones from 5-7PM during the week

• Assisted visitors with Emergency Assistance applications and appointments with Barnabas

• Assisted with signing in members during Church Conferences and Leaders Advance

• Printed baptism and RHF certi cates (433)

• Assisted with Special Events, i.e. Church Conferences, Homegoing Service and Leaders Advance

• Distributed name badges on a quarterly bases

• Created Baby Dedication packets for parent classes

• Created and emailed “ e Herald”

• Sent Bereavement letters

• Entered First Impressions information from “Next Step” cards into ARENA (381)

• Sent “ ank you for visiting Saint Paul’s Baptist Church” emails and letters (364)

• Sent emails to appropriate ministries for requests for prayer, nancial help and volunteering. (47)

• Followed up with First Time visitors when needed

• Received deliveries from FedEx, UPS, USPS and o ce supply companies (646 deliveries and 1353 packages)

• Assisted the Wedding Services Ministry by receiving applications, fees and making folders

FIRST IMPRESSIONS

• Served/greeted 434 First Time guests

• Assembled gi packets for First Time guests

• Assembled approximately 840 back packs at Feed More food bank

• Participated in the anksgiving Outreach as delivery teams

• Delivered Christmas gi s and fellowshipped with the residents of Brookhaven Nursing Home

• Participated in Community Outreach

SECURITY

Statistics of the Blood Drive are:

• Conducted four blood drives on site

• Collected 65 units of blood

• Impacted the lives of 195 people in the community

TRANSPORTATION

The Creighton Road Campus provided transportation support for:

• Approximately 97 members to attend Sunday worship on a weekly basis

• Beyond the Walls our prison outreach initiative/CARITAS and VCU/VUU students- weekly Sunday Worship

• Continuous shuttle runs on Sundays

• Outreach Ministry (“Back to School Supply Drive”, “Stu the Bus Back to School”, “No Child Without a Toy”)

• Multi-sites Events (Fourth ursday Signature Celebrations, 2017 Homecoming Celebration, Fire on Fridays, 2016 Breakthrough, Easter Eggstravaganza, anksgiving Day Service, Tacky Light Tour)

• Midweek Bridge Bible Study (Daytime & Evening)

• Vacation Bible School

• Success by 25

• e Bi-annual church Conference

• e SPBC Male Chorus Concert

• Life Stage Game Night

• Leader Advance participants

• Family & Adolescent Services (FAS) Summer Program

• Re ners’ Ministry Monthly meetings and Special activities

• Healthy Hearts Village Celebrations

• Church Funerals

• Kisura/Lions of Judah College Tour activities

• Fish & Loaves/ Food Bank

The Elm Street Campus provided transportation support for:

• Approximately 6-12 members to attend Sunday worship on a weekly basis

• VSU students to attend Sunday worship service

• Outreach Ministry (“Back to School Supply Drive”, “Stu the Bus Back to School”, “No Child Without a Toy”)

• Church-wide Events (Fourth ursday Signature Celebrations, 2017 Homecoming Celebration, Fire on Fridays, 2016 Breakthrough, anksgiving Day Service)

• Midweek Bridge Bible Study (Daytime)

• Vacation Bible School

• Unity in the Community

ELM CAMPUS

As I re ect over another ministry year, I’m able to do so with excitement and anticipation. God continues to demonstrate His presence, power and provision. Lives are being impacted in the most wonderful and positive ways. Being the campus pastor of Saint Paul’s Elm St. Campus, located in Petersburg Virginia. I am so blessed to connect with wonderful and amazing people of Petersburg and vicinity. Two words come to mind when thinking of the community “endless possibilities!”

We gather as a community of faith each Sunday at 10am. Worship is incredible! Worship has been described as rich, authentic, moving, and intimate. Souls attend from all walks of life seeking an authentic experience with God. From prayer to praise and the preached word, an environment is cultivated for exciting and powerful worship. We have an incredibly dedicated core of serving groups we a ectionately refer to as “Team Worship!” ey’re a dedicated team comprised of Deacons, Ministers, Greeters, Ushers, Parking, Fine Arts, Media, Financial Counters, and Security. Additional ministry areas, include, ImagiNation and SMB, Intercessory Prayer, and Caring Hearts.

Our Bible Study experience takes place predominantly at 7pm each ursday evening. Food and fellowship begin at 6pm. Weekly studies are facilitated by the campus pastor who transitions each experience into small group discussions to foster a great sense of connectivity and growth as disciples of Christ.

Small groups are an important and intimate part of how we connect, celebrate, care, cultivate, and contribute. We do this through both serving groups and in nity groups of men, women and marital couples. Each Sunday morning a men’s group and multiple women groups gather on-site from 8:309:30 am. A bi-weekly schedule of small groups also meets every other Tuesday evening. Included are women’s groups, meeting

from 6pm to 7:30pm and a men’s group, meeting from 6:30pm to 8pm. en on second Sunday’s immediately a er service the Marriage2 eMax, married couples group come together with a focus on the marital relationship.

Outside the walls of campus, outreach ministry is intentional. Whether through our partnership with Healthy Hearts and Feed-More, Mobile Food Bank. As a host site, we become a food distribution location for the surround Petersburg community. Our community involvement continues through our adoption of JEB Stuart Elementary School. ere are e orts are coordinated through an on-site Community Coordinator to meet needs of underprivileged students and families. And we can’t forget the importance of celebration and fellowship within the Petersburg community. An annual event which we called “Summer in the Street!” Our vision by design was to bring all facets of the community together, promoting unity, faith, family, and fellowship. Being part this community, we must continue to show how much we authentically care!

As the campus pastor, my heart is truly blessed to see people reaching for the next level in all aspects of their lives, especially as disciples of Christ. I have labored through prayer, counsel, and even tears with those who were in the struggle of their lives. I have also celebrated and shouted with others, in victory and blessings of a miraculous move of God! But whether it’s a season of setbacks or celebration. ere remain an enduring hope, trust and dependence in Almighty God. erefore, I can’t help but remain hopeful in the work, as disciples of Jesus, we’ve been called to perform! e Bible says it best, “But it is just as the Scriptures say, “What God has planned for people who love him is more than eyes have seen or ears have heard. It has never even entered our minds!”—1 Corinthians 2: 9, Contemporary English Version (CEV).

Rev. Jamie Duncan, Campus Pastor, Saint Paul’s Petersburg, Elm St. Campus

Rev. Jamie Duncan - Campus Pastor

Capital Improvements

Completion:

• Asbestos Abatement

• Lower Level Waterproo ng

• Repair and Painting of lower level (Basement) and 1st oor (Main)

• Window Treatments (Blinds)

In Progress:

• Flooring and Stairs / Risers Replacement

• Restrooms Improvement lower level (basement)

• Exterior Trim Improvements

• Roof Replacement (Sanctuary)

Scheduled:

• New ADA Restroom in Foyer (Sanctuary)

• Restrooms Improvement 1st oor (Main)

• Kitchen Upgrade

Elm Street Bookstore: [opening TBD]

• Located on 1st oor side door entry back foyer

• Replaced door, new carpet and fresh paint

• Inventory, Equipment and phone system scheduled

June 17

A MEMORIAL TREE GIFT AND DEDICATION - “Blessed is the one who does not walk in step with the wicked or stand in the way that sinners take or sit in the company of mockers, but whose delight is in the law of the LORD, and who meditates on his law, day and night. at person is like a tree planted by the streams of water, which yield its fruit in season and whose leaf does not wither— whatever they do prospers” (Psalm 1:13 NIV). In memory and honor of Mrs. Beatrice Spratley, a beautiful Japanese “Bloodgood” Maple Tree has been planted in Elm Street Campus prayer garden. Special thanks to (Barney B. W. Peter, II of Prince George Nursery, Inc. 2863 County Drive, Petersburg, VA 23803) for their expertise.

ELM CAMPUS

MINISTRY RESOURCES

January 2016 - August 2017

Elm Street Campus Mobile Food Bank Distribution - Every other month on the 2nd Wednesday, we host a Mobile Food Bank Distribution. e food is provided by Healthy Hearts / Freed more, that provides healthy and nutrient food for families within the Petersburg area. Attendance for the distribution ranges from 150 – 200 people.

July 3, 2017 and July 8, 2017

Community Celebration - “How good and pleasant it is when God’s people live together in unity! Psalm 133 (NIV) Our goal is to connect and to bring the community together for a time of fun, faith, food and fellowship! To celebrate together in unity and love! Unity, does not mean uniformity, but solidarity!

A community who knows each other, better understands each other, better trusts each other! Such a community becomes more positive, peaceful, and powerful.

• July 3, 2016 Elm Street Campus “Family, Faith and Fun” Celebration

• July 8, 2017 Elm Street Campus –“Summer in the Streets – Unity in e Community”

Video Visitation Program 2016

Providing meaningful support, services and family connection for loved ones that are incarcerated.

September 2016

Homecoming and 1st Lady Anniversary - e Saint Paul’s Baptist Church Elm Campus celebrated our First Lady, Mrs. Rose W. Watson, for her years of service and support to our church and Senior Pastor, Rev. Dr. Lance D. Watson. Each ministry presented the 1st lady with special gi s, cards, owers and words of love and encouragement.

Trunk or Treat Oct 2016

150 kids came out for a fun- lled spiritual evening as we lit of the night for our fall harvest festival “Trunk or Treat” celebration.

November 2016

Thanksgiving DistributionApproximately 100+ family were blessed with a meal for anksgiving

December 2016

No Child Left without a Toy (Toys for Tots) - 90+ kids received toys

February 2017

Black History Celebration - e entire month of February was amazing. Every Sunday was a blessing and lled with spiritual knowledge and historical recognition of African Americans from past and present; ImagiNATION and SMB tribute to some the gospel singers; a performance from the African Dance Team and the congregation dressing in their African attire.

April 2017

Resurrection Sunday and ImagiNATION Egg Extravaganza Resurrection Sunday was truly a blessing. Starting with an amazing performance from Created Forces in the resurrection of Jesus, followed by Elm SMB stepping, then praise dancing from the women ministry, arts and cra s for the kids, then ending with our egg extravaganza and refreshments.

June 2017

Congratulations! Class of 2017 Ms. Briana Jackson who’s attending JMU majoring in Performance Art and Mr. Mateo “Tre” Stansberry

ELM CAMPUS

MINISTRY RESOURCES

July 2016

VBS “I’ve Got Talent”

“We are handiwork (work of art), created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do” (Ephesians 2:10, NIV)

July 2017

“Glow for Jesus” - “Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father which is in heaven.” Matthew 5:16 (KJV)

July-August 2016 • July-August 2017

Life Stage Sundays - Every life stage was celebrated and recognized each week throughout the services. With selective songs, praise dance, mime, ice cream social, prizes and receptions.

August 2017

“Stu the Bus” with school supplies e congregation stu the bus with school supplies for our annual back to school bookbag distribution.

Sta ng

Rev. Jamie Duncan, Campus Pastor

Felecia Manson, Campus Administrator

Directional Leaders:

• Willie “Shun” Wade, Media

• Perry Evans, Music Sean Colston, keyboarder

• Linwood Eberhardt, Custodian

Recruitment in Process

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DISCIPLES SUPPORT

Meet Some Of Our Hidden Figures

Minister Joyce Smith, Sunzraye McCargo and Jacqueline Mines are worth their weight in gold. They share their time and talents without any compensation, so it’s crucial to acknowledge their contributions and let them know they are valued. Thanking them can go a long way toward accomplishing this goal, so it’s worth taking the time to nd just the right words to show our appreciation. We are extremely thankful to have an extra set of helping hands just when we need it the most. Through, among our most needed events, i.e., Roses Serving

Table, Outreach Events, Black History Month and Vacation Bible School, these Belt Campus Volunteers are hard-working, organized, and get along well with our entire congregation and community. It’s only with the assistance of these volunteers that we can rise to meet the challenge.

Renita L. Henderson Campus Administrator - Belt Campus

COMMUNICATIONS

• Creative Design Team continued to support events, large and small, by way of design in the form of iers/ postcards up to this annual report that helps visitors and members to continue their walk with Christ while being informed about what’s going on at SPBC

• e Social Media Ministry continued to grow SPBC’s digital footprint across multiple platforms. Our SMS (social media services) team also helped ministries spread their messages through technology

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TOP LIVE STREAM:

• 9am Worship Service

WEBSITE

• 23.0 % - AGES 45-54

• 21.5 % - AGES 35-44

• 20.5 % - AGES 55-64

• 17.5 % - AGES 25-34

• 10.0 % - AGES 18-24

• 7.55 % - AGES 65+

SPBC OUTREACH Reactions Shares Comments from 94 Photos 3 Videos

FACEBOOK 7,344 Total Reactions 2,316 Total Shares 564 Total Comments from: 354 Photos 27 Videos INSTAGRAM

Average reach per post 81 Likes

Avg. likes per post 271 Likes

Avg. engagement per post 279 - 977 Likes 7-271 Engage 7-318

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Infrastructure Upgrades

• Replaced aging network switches at all campuses

• Upgraded the Wi-Fi at each campus.

• Increased the bandwidth to the Internet and between campuses in order to provide a better viewing experience of the video stream of the worship service

• Replaced aging network servers

• Upgraded the network cabling at Creighton and Belt campuses

Systems Upgrades

• Continued with our annual hardware refresh plan to replace 1/3 of our computer eet each year to provide the tools our teams need and to stay up to date on cybersecurity

• Upgraded the Creighton Charisma Books and Gi s store to a new point of purchase system

• Implemented system for mobile and automated giving through PushPay

Security Upgrades

• Worked with the physical security team to install new physical security access system

• Installed enhanced cyber security tools

• Implemented cyber security training and testing for sta

Support Upgrades

• Upgraded to a new remote support solution so the technology sta can better serve our growing remote teams

Full Name Joined By Full Name

1 Candace Adams Christian Exp.

2 Shikira Adams Christian Exp.

3 Anyah Allen Baptism/New Believer Landon Allen Baptism/New Believer Vernell Allen Watchcare

6 Brandon Anderson Baptism/New Believer

7 Bryce Anderson Baptism/New Believer

8 Imoni Anderson Baptism/New Believer

9 Ronnette Anderson Christian Exp.

10 Brianna Andrews Baptism/New Believer Keisha Andrews Christian Exp. Theodore Andrews, Jr. Christian Exp. Walter Armor Christian Exp. Brandon Arrington Christian Exp. Michelle Arrington Christian Exp. Travaris Artis Christian Exp. Jordan Athy Baptism/New Believer Jean Austin Christian Exp. Thurone Austin Baptism/New Believer Casey Bailey Christian Exp. Christine Banjo Baptism/New Believer LaDawn Baugh Christian Exp. Jarrett Bell Christian Exp. Antonio Belmar, Jr. Christian Exp. Michael Berry Christian Exp. Cheryl Black Letter Rick Black, II Christian Exp. Erica Blackwell Baptism/New Believer Kristen Bowman Baptism/New Believer Steven Boyd Christian Exp. Lyle Bradby Christian Exp. Takara Branch Baptism/New Believer Senta Bristow Christian Exp. Joshua Brown Baptism/New Believer La’Precious Brown Baptism/New Believer Nicole Brown Christian Exp. Viola Brunson-Taylor Christian Exp. Tyriece Bryant Baptism/New Believer Kaylie Burke Baptism/New Believer Kristy Burrus Christian Exp. Marsha Callaham Christian Exp. Courtney Cameron Christian Exp. Simone Campbell Christian Exp. Mary Caradonna Baptism/New Believer Christopher Carlisle Baptism/New Believer Lance Carpenter Watchcare Darryl Carter Christian Exp. Deja Carter Christian Exp. Jo’Ana Carter Baptism/New Believer Jo-Lynn Carter Baptism/New Believer Nia Carter Baptism/New Believer

Joined By Full Name Joined By

52 Shannon Carter Christian Exp. Terri Carter Christian Exp. Alvesta Caston Christian Exp. Stenovia Chambliss Christian Exp. William Chatman, III Baptism/New Believer Stephanie Chavous Christian Exp. Debra Cheatham Christian Exp. Joann Christian Christian Exp. Wilhelmina Christian Christian Exp. Bettie Claiborne Christian Exp. Brandon Clark Letter Brandy Clark Letter Jonathan Clark, Jr. Letter Lekecia Clark Christian Exp. Danielle Clay Watchcare Je rey Clayton Christian Exp. Ericka Coleman Christian Exp. Garry Coleman Christian Exp. Jason Coleman, Jr. Christian Exp. Joseph Coleman, Jr. Christian Exp. Sierra Coleman Christian Exp. Tameka Coleman Christian Exp. Timesna Coleman Restoration Kadijah Coley Christian Exp. Ann Cook Christian Exp. Toni Corbett Christian Exp. Crystal Cosby Christian Exp. Patricia Cosby Christian Exp. Breonna Craddock Christian Exp. Aspen Cunningham Baptism/New Believer Jonta Cunningham Baptism/New Believer Madison Cunningham Baptism/New Believer Michelle Cunningham Christian Exp. Andrew Curry Christian Exp. Salina Curry Christian Exp. Devon Custalow Christian Exp. Tracy Custalow Christian Exp. Darien Dabney Christian Exp. Shawn Dandridge, Sr. Watchcare Leon Danger eld Christian Exp. Timothy Daniel, Jr. Baptism/New Believer Deshaun Daughtry Christian Exp. Alan Davis Christian Exp. Elaine Davis Christian Exp. George Davis Letter George Davis Baptism/New Believer Nora Davis Christian Exp. Tenny Davis Baptism/New Believer

100 Terence Davis, Sr. Christian Exp. Halle Deyo Baptism/New Believer Kamechia Dobie Christian Exp.

103 Glorine Doswell Christian Exp.

104 Alicia Downey Baptism/New Believer

105 Tawanna Drummond Christian Exp.

106 Anthony Dukes Watchcare

107 Shakori Dupree Baptism/New Believer

108 Jade Durant Christian Exp.

109 Jasmine Durant Christian Exp.

110 Sonja Durant Christian Exp.

111 Floyd Epps, Jr. Christian Exp.

112 Teneshuia Faison Letter

113 Stephanie Fisher Christian Exp.

114 J’Lea Fleming Christian Exp.

115 Aleishian Forbes Christian Exp.

116 Ja’sere Ford Baptism/New Believer

117 Loretta Ford Baptism/New Believer

118 Dallas Fortune Baptism/New Believer

119 Jayden Fox Baptism/New Believer

120 Kha’Mari Franklin Baptism/New Believer

121 Takisha Franklin Christian Exp.

122 Atalia Freeman Baptism/New Believer

123 Tijuana Fridy Christian Exp.

124 Latasha Gadsden Christian Exp.

125Ganiyah Gaines Baptism/New Believer

126 Dietra Garland Christian Exp.

127 Alesha Garvey Baptism/New Believer

128 Teccora Gary Christian Exp.

129 Michael Gibbs Baptism/New Believer

130 Constance Gibson Christian Exp.

131 Alyssa Goodwin Christian Exp.

132 Litish Goodwin Baptism/New Believer

133 Antoine Gray, Sr. Baptism/New Believer

134 Adrienne Green Christian Exp.

135 Charlene Green Baptism/New Believer

136 Tammy Green Christian Exp.

137 Will Green, III Christian Exp.

138 Delores Greene Christian Exp.

139 Norbert Greenidge Christian Exp.

140 Mekhia Gregory Baptism/New Believer

141 Nannette Gregory Christian Exp.

142 Damond Gurley Christian Exp.

143 Ronald Hale Christian Exp.

144 Toni Hall Christian Exp.

145 Malia Haltom Baptism/New Believer

146 Khai Hannon Baptism/New Believer

147 Dashaun Hardy Baptism/New Believer

148 Michael Hardy Baptism/New Believer

149 Connie Harris Restoration

150 Zaymon Harris Baptism/New Believer

151 Sharice Harrison Baptism/New Believer

152 Constance Haskins Christian Exp.

153 Tomeji Hawthorne Christian Exp.

Full Name Joined By Full Name

154 Terrence Henderson Baptism/New Believer

155 Betty Hill Christian Exp.

156 Chantell Hill Christian Exp.

157 Shaun Hill Baptism/New Believer

158 MaryAlice Hite Christian Exp.

159 Rosalind Hockaday Christian Exp.

160 Daeshon Hodges Baptism/New Believer

161 Kamal Hogan Christian Exp.

162 Reginald Holloway Christian Exp.

163 Robert Holloway Baptism/New Believer

164 Janay Hopson Christian Exp.

165 Beverly Howell Christian Exp.

166 Janiece Howell Christian Exp.

167 Kimberly Howell-Brooks Christian Exp.

168 Asia Howell-Brown Baptism/New Believer

169 Brandon Hughes Baptism/New Believer

170 Daniel Hughes Baptism/New Believer

171 Lorraine Hughes Christian Exp.

172 Savannah Hughes Baptism/New Believer

173 Sierra Hughes Baptism/New Believer

174 Juanita Ingram Christian Exp.

175 Terrell Ingram, Jr. Baptism/New Believer

176 Jayden Ivey Baptism/New Believer

177 Jordan Jackson Baptism/New Believer

178 Justin Jackson Baptism/New Believer

179 Robert Jackson Christian Exp.

180 Courtney Je erson Baptism/New Believer

181 Debra Je erson Christian Exp.

182 James Je erson Christian Exp.

183 Jill Je erson Christian Exp.

184 Zena Je ress Letter

185 Cameron Jessup Baptism/New Believer

186 Seeairra Johnke Baptism/New Believer Aquaya Johnson Christian Exp. Carolyn Johnson Christian Exp. Cheryl Johnson Christian Exp. Ira Johnson, Jr. Baptism/New Believer

191 Ira Johnson, Sr. Christian Exp.

192 Jamari Johnson Baptism/New Believer

193 Javone Johnson Christian Exp.

194 Lauryn Johnson Baptism/New Believer

195 Lynn Johnson Baptism/New Believer

196 Mandy Johnson Baptism/New Believer Martisha Johnson Baptism/New Believer

198 Mary Johnson Baptism/New Believer

199 Shayena Johnson Baptism/New Believer Tasha Johnson Christian Exp. Alexander Jones Christian Exp. Byron Jones, II Watchcare Elizabeth Jones Christian Exp. Fanell Jones Christian Exp.

Joined By Full Name Joined By

205 Rhonda Jones Christian Exp.

206 Shamika Jones Christian Exp. Tomiko Jones Christian Exp.

208 Natasha Kelly Christian Exp. Roosevelt Kelly Christian Exp.

210 Alonzo Kendall Christian Exp.

211 Nanette Kenney Letter Doretta Knight Christian Exp. Joyce Knight Christian Exp. Robert Knight Christian Exp. Channing Knox Christian Exp. BourenQuine Lacewell Baptism/New Believer Deloris Lane Christian Exp. Milton Lane, III Christian Exp.

219 Darchelle Lawrence Baptism/New Believer

220 Tracy Lawrence Letter Brenda Lee Christian Exp. Jerry Lee Christian Exp.

223 Patsy Lee Letter

224 Kenneth Lesane Christian Exp.

225 Calea Lewis Baptism/New Believer

226 Kamari Lewis Baptism/New Believer

227 Khededra Lewis Christian Exp.

228 Leroy Lewis, Jr. Baptism/New Believer Linda Lewis Christian Exp. Linda Lewis Christian Exp. Lonelle Lewis Christian Exp. Shaun Lewis Baptism/New Believer Dwayne Lockett Baptism/New Believer Christie Lomax Christian Exp. Megan Luckey Christian Exp. Iris Lundy Christian Exp. David Lyles Watchcare Solom Mack Christian Exp. Carol Dalesa Mack-Grisby Christian Exp. Machette Maddox Christian Exp. Caroline Mallory Letter Jasynia Mangana Baptism/New Believer Felecia Manns Christian Exp. Jordan Marrow Christian Exp. Kimberly Marshall Christian Exp. Eugenia Martin Christian Exp. Jeanette Martin Christian Exp. Ricquejha Martin Baptism/New Believer Ronnie Martin Christian Exp. Vera Martin Christian Exp. Denise Martin-Cook Christian Exp. Sharmeka Massie Christian Exp. Diamond Mayo-Phillips Baptism/New Believer

254 Nyema McClendon Baptism/New Believer

255 Mycah McDowney Baptism/New Believer

256 Ciara McMillian Baptism/New Believer

257 Janet Mitchell Christian Exp.

258 Malcolm Mitchell Christian Exp.

259 Tracy Moore Christian Exp.

260 Robert Morris Letter

261 Sasha Morrissey Baptism/New Believer

262 Ayo Morton Christian Exp.

263 Christina Moses Christian Exp.

264 Micah Moss-Jackson Baptism/New Believer

265 Benjamin Myers, III Christian Exp.

266 Jillian Newby Baptism/New Believer

267 Reba Newby Christian Exp.

268 Lance Nickerson-Taylor Christian Exp.

269 Denise Noel Christian Exp.

270 Wayne Noel Christian Exp.

271 William Noel, Jr. Baptism/New Believer

272 Cheryl Outen Christian Exp.

273 Alexis Paige Christian Exp.

274 Zion Paige Christian Exp.

275 Christopher Scott Parham, Sr. Christian Exp.

276 Christopher Scott Parham, Jr. Baptism/New Believer

277 Angelo Parker Christian Exp.

278 Vernon Parker Baptism/New Believer

279 Michael Parrish Christian Exp.

280 Shawn Patterson Christian Exp.

281 Tamecnia Patterson Baptism/New Believer

282 Taylor Perry Baptism/New Believer

283 Melvin Phillips Baptism/New Believer

284 Lawrence Plaskett Christian Exp.

285 Alexis Pollock Baptism/New Believer

286 Jasmine Pollock Baptism/New Believer

287 Tammy H. Pollock Christian Exp.

288 Kiara Porter Baptism/New Believer

289 he’Juan Price Baptism/New Believer

290 John Pride, Jr. Christian Exp.

291 Datillio Radcli e Baptism/New Believer

292 Latasha Raines Christian Exp.

293 Kawaune Rawlings Christian Exp.

294 Krystal Rawlings Christian Exp.

295 Sharon Reese Christian Exp.

296 Patricia Reid Christian Exp.

297 Antionette Rhoades Christian Exp.

298 Eleanore Rhoden Letter

299 Crystal Riley Christian Exp.

300 Latonya Roane Christian Exp.

301 QuaShawn Roane Baptism/New Believer

302 Anna Roberts Christian Exp.

303 Carolyn Robertson Christian Exp.

304 Christal Robinson Christian Exp.

305 Donna Robinson Christian Exp.

306 George Robinson Christian Exp.

New Joins (July 1, 2016 - August 31, 2017)

Full Name Joined By Full Name Joined By Full Name Joined By

307 Marian Robinson Christian Exp.

308 Michelle Robinson Christian Exp.

309 Nia Robinson Christian Exp.

310 Quatazia Robinson-Brown Baptism/New Believer

311 Dayon Rogers Baptism/New Believer

312 Ayshe’ Rollins Baptism/New Believer

313 Kyra Royal Baptism/New Believer

314 Yakim Rushing Baptism/New Believer

315 Janae Russell Baptism/New Believer

316 Renee Nicole Salinas Baptism/New Believer

317 Valyncia Saunders Christian Exp.

318 Antonio Scott Watchcare

319 Tamya Scott Baptism/New Believer

320 Angela Scott-Parham Christian Exp.

321 Lauren Sears Christian Exp.

322 Quran Shabazz Christian Exp.

323 Kaliyah Shepard Christian Exp.

324 Lorenzo Sheppard, Jr. Christian Exp.

325 Clyde Sherman Christian Exp.

326 Tyshika Showell Christian Exp.

327 Terry Simmons, Jr. Christian Exp.

328 Rajaun Simms, Sr. Baptism/New Believer

329 Rajaun Simms, Jr. Baptism/New Believer

330 William Simms Christian Exp.

331 Fredrika Simpson Christian Exp.

332 Roychelle Singleton Christian Exp.

333 Anthony Skinner, Sr. Christian Exp.

334 Joyce Eley Skinner Christian Exp.

335 Martha Sloan Christian Exp.

336 Daiona Smith Baptism/New Believer

337 Janiah Smith Baptism/New Believer

338 LaToya Smith Baptism/New Believer

339 Rose Smith Letter

340 Michael Snead Christian Exp.

341 Theodore Snead Christian Exp.

342 Carmen Snowden Christian Exp.

343 Karren Solomon Christian Exp.

344 Kendrick Spain Baptism/New Believer

345 Sha’Dajoi Spruill Baptism/New Believer

346 Jada Spurlock Christian Exp.

347 Jaelyn Spurlock Baptism/New Believer

348 Shana St. John Baptism/New Believer

349 Joy Stamper Christian Exp.

350 Frankie Steele Christian Exp.

351 Janee Stephens Christian Exp. Johnnie Stephens Christian Exp. Asia Stephenson Christian Exp. Nalani Stephenson Christian Exp. Ben Stevenson Christian Exp. Kalota Stewart-Gurley Christian Exp. Tierra Street Baptism/New Believer

358 Jonda Stroble Christian Exp.

359 King Stroble Baptism/New Believer

360 London Stroble Baptism/New Believer Skylar Sykes Baptism/New Believer

362 Frederick Taliaferro Christian Exp. Gloria Tanner Christian Exp. Carol Taylor Christian Exp. Ramona Taylor Christian Exp. Sophia Taylor Baptism/New Believer Vianece Taylor Restoration

368 Brielle Telfair Baptism/New Believer Brittani Telfair Baptism/New Believer

370 Lisa Temple Baptism/New Believer

371 Daeyannah Thomas Baptism/New Believer

372 Ebony Thomas Christian Exp.

373 Jermond Thomas Christian Exp. Riley Thomas Baptism/New Believer

375 Shikita Thomas Christian Exp.

376 Jessica Thomas-Parker Baptism/New Believer

377 Krystal Thompkins Christian Exp. 378 Shyheim Thompson Baptism/New Believer

379 Renee Thorpe Baptism/New Believer

380 Cherish Towles Baptism/New Believer

381 Alana Towns Baptism/New Believer

382 Brandon Travis Letter 383 Briana Trent Baptism/New Believer

384 Greta Tucker Christian Exp.

385 Jahran Tucker Baptism/New Believer

386 Jordan Tucker Baptism/New Believer

387 Joseph Tucker, III Christian Exp.

388 Kendra Turner Christian Exp.

389 Brandon Tyler Christian Exp.

390 Crystal Tyler Baptism/New Believer

391 Tia Vango Christian Exp.

392 Marian Vaughan Christian Exp.

393 Khemijah Veney Baptism/New Believer

394 Jennelle Vereen Baptism/New Believer Makonnen Vidal Baptism/New Believer Nia Vidal Christian Exp.

397 Sanaa Vidal Baptism/New Believer

398 Liara Vinson Watchcare

399 Aidan Waldon Baptism/New Believer

400 Toinette Waldon Christian Exp.

401 Emaya Walker Baptism/New Believer Tenea Walker Baptism/New Believer

403 Harold Wallace Christian Exp. Tayshan Wallace Baptism/New Believer

405 Robert Wanstead Baptism/New Believer Brianna Ward Baptism/New Believer

407 Sherrie Ward Baptism/New Believer

408 Terrence Ward, Jr. Baptism/New Believer

409 Madisyn Warden Baptism/New Believer

410 Kim Washington Baptism/New Believer

411 Sha’mon Washington Baptism/New Believer

412 Casey Watson Restoration

413 April West Christian Exp.

414 Elliott West Christian Exp.

415 Janail Wheeler Baptism/New Believer

416 LaShea White Christian Exp.

417 Tara Wilkerson Christian Exp.

418 Mariah Wilkins Baptism/New Believer

419 Anthony Williams Christian Exp.

420 Chasity Williams Baptism/New Believer

421 David Williams, Sr. Baptism/New Believer

422 Destiny Williams Baptism/New Believer

423 Diane Williams Christian Exp.

424 Jamar Williams Christian Exp.

425 Kennedy Williams Baptism/New Believer

426 Tyliyah Williams Baptism/New Believer

427 Dymond Wilson Baptism/New Believer

428 Grant Wilson Baptism/New Believer

429 Solomon Wilson Letter

430 Jacquel Wims Christian Exp.

431 Carson Winston Baptism/New Believer

432 Taras Winston Christian Exp.

433 Princess Wise Christian Exp.

434 Trevon Womack Baptism/New Believer

435 Elander Woodard Christian Exp.

436 Jamilla Woodley Baptism/New Believer

437 Victoria Woods Baptism/New Believer

438 Brittany Woolridge Christian Exp.

439 Djsha Woolridge Baptism/New Believer

440 Samuel Woolridge Baptism/New Believer

441 Terri Woolridge Christian Exp.

442 Anthony Wooten Christian Exp.

443 Jason Worrell Christian Exp.

444 Crystal Wright Restoration

445 Vickie Wright-Evans Christian Exp.

446 Mildred Young Christian Exp.

Baptisms (July 1, 2016 - August 31, 2017)

Full Name Campus Baptism Date Joined By Full Name Joined By

1 Shikira Adams Creighton 9/25/16

2 Anyah Allen Belt 7/24/16

3 Walter Alston Creighton 7/23/17

4 Brandon Anderson Creighton 5/28/17

5 Bryce Anderson Creighton 5/28/17

6 Brianna Andrews Belt 7/24/16

7 Brandon Arrington Creighton 3/23/17

8 Michelle Arrington Creighton 3/23/17

9 Jordan Athy Creighton 5/28/17

10 Tyana Avans Creighton 2/26/17

11 Kristen Bowman Creighton 3/26/17

12 Chantel Brown Creighton 7/24/16

13 Kimisha Brown Creighton 9/22/16

14 Tyriece Bryant Creighton 5/28/17

15 Tyler Campbell Creighton 11/27/16

16 Christopher Carlisle Creighton 5/28/17

17 Nia Carter Creighton 8/28/16

18 Precious Champagne Creighton 7/24/16

19 Jason Coleman Creighton 7/23/17

20 Latisha Coleman Creighton 11/27/16

21 Christie Cook Creighton 8/28/16

22 Crystal Cosby Creighton 6/25/17

23 Aspen Cunningham Creighton 3/26/17

24 Madison Cunningham Creighton 3/26/17

25 Timothy Daniel Creighton 1/22/17

26 Johari Davis Creighton 7/24/16

27 Tenny Davis Creighton 8/25/16

28 Halle Deyo Creighton 4/23/17

29 Sharlet Dyer-Champagne Creighton 7/24/16

30 Dallas Fortune Creighton 4/23/17

31 Jayden Fox Creighton 7/24/16

32 Atalia Freeman Creighton 9/25/16

33 Ganiyah Gaines Creighton 9/25/16

34 Dietra Garland Creighton 9/22/16

35 Michael Gibbs Creighton 8/28/16

36 Alyssa Goodwin Belt 7/24/16

37 Litish Goodwin Belt 7/24/16 Adrienne Green Creighton 9/22/16 Charlene Green Creighton 8/28/16 Malia Haltom Creighton 8/25/16 Khai Hannon Creighton 7/24/16 Dashaun Hardy Creighton 11/27/16 Michael Hardy Creighton 11/27/16 Spencer Harper Elm 7/2/17

45 Briana Harris Creighton 5/28/17

46 Nigel Harris Creighton 8/27/17

47 Cindy Heyward Creighton 2/26/17 Travis Heyward Creighton 2/26/17 Precious Hopkins Creighton 9/22/16 Asia Howell-Brown Creighton 11/27/16 Daniel Hughes Creighton 8/27/17

52 Savannah Hughes Creighton 5/28/17

53 Sierra Hughes Creighton 5/28/17

54 Jayden Ivey Creighton 9/25/16 Jordan Jackson Creighton 8/27/17 Justin Jackson Creighton 8/27/17

57 Courtney Je erson Creighton 8/24/17

58 Kendell Je erson Creighton 6/25/17

59 Antoine Johnson Creighton 9/25/16 Ira Johnson, Sr. Creighton 4/27/17 Ira Johnson, Jr. Creighton 4/27/17 Iris Johnson Creighton 1/22/17

63 Lauryn Johnson Creighton 5/28/17

64 Lorranda Johnson Creighton 9/25/16

65 Mandy Johnson Creighton 8/28/16

66 Nathan Johnson Belt 1/22/17

67 Nikia Johnson Belt 1/22/17

68 Juan Jones Creighton 6/25/17

69 Shawn Jones Creighton 1/22/17

70 Natasha Kelly Creighton 1/22/17

71 Alonzo Kendall Creighton 6/25/17

72 Tracy Lawrence Creighton 8/25/16

73 Alexia Lee Creighton 8/24/17

74 Calea Lewis Creighton 8/28/16

75 Kamari Lewis Creighton 5/21/17

76 Leroy Lewis Creighton 8/28/16

77 Machette Maddox Creighton 3/23/17

78 Felecia Manns Creighton 6/25/17

79 Eugenia Martin Creighton 1/22/17 Nyema McClendon Creighton 10/23/16 Mycah McDowney Creighton 11/27/16 Ciara McMillian Creighton 8/28/16

83 Sasha Morrissey Creighton 3/26/17

84 Micah Moss-Jackson Creighton 8/27/17

85 William Noel Creighton 8/27/17

86 Christopher Scott Parham, Sr. Belt 8/28/16 Christopher Scott Parham, Jr. Belt 8/28/16

88 Vernon Parker Creighton 1/22/17 Alisha Pope Belt 7/24/16 Kiara Porter Creighton 2/26/17 Antionette Rhoades Creighton 8/28/16 Kyra Royal Belt 1/22/17 Tamya Scott Belt 9/25/16 Angela Scott-Parham Belt 8/28/16 Stephanie Sebolka Creighton 7/23/17 Rajaun Simms, Sr. Creighton 9/25/16 Rajaun Simms, Jr. Creighton 9/25/16

98 William Simms Creighton 7/23/17

99 Janiah Smith Belt 9/25/16 LaToya Smith Creighton 1/22/17 Kendrick Spain Creighton 11/27/16 Jaelyn Spurlock Creighton 8/28/16

103 Tiajuana Stewart Creighton 8/28/16

104 Theodore Stroud Creighton 1/22/17

105 Sophia Taylor Creighton 9/25/16

106 Brielle Telfair Creighton 8/27/17

107 Brittani Telfair Creighton 8/27/17

108 Lisa Temple Creighton 3/26/17

109 Jessica Thomas-Parker Creighton 6/25/17

110 Renee Thorpe Creighton 2/26/17

111 Brandon Travis Creighton 8/27/17

112 Jennelle Vereen Creighton 7/23/17

113 Makonnen Vidal Creighton 5/28/17

114 Sanaa Vidal Creighton 5/28/17

115 Aidan Waldon Creighton 2/26/17

116 Emaya Walker Creighton 11/27/16

117 Tenea Walker Creighton 11/27/16

118 Tayshan Wallace Creighton 5/28/17

Baptisms

119 Brianna Ward Creighton 8/24/17

120 Sherrie Ward Creighton 6/25/17

121 Terrence Ward Creighton 6/25/17

122 Madisyn Warden Creighton 2/26/17

123 Sha’mon Washington Creighton 8/27/17

124 Mariah Wilkins Creighton 10/23/16

125 David Williams Creighton 4/23/17

126 Destiny Williams Creighton 7/24/16

127 Tyliyah Williams Creighton 11/27/16

128 Grant Wilson Creighton 3/26/17

129 Jada Wing Creighton 7/24/16

130 Janai Wing Creighton 7/24/16

131 Taras Winston Creighton 1/22/17

132 Trevon Womack Creighton 8/24/17

133 Djsha Woolridge Creighton 1/22/17

134 Samuel Woolridge Creighton 1/22/17 Candace Adams Creighton Shikira Adams Creighton Anyah Allen Belt Landon Allen Creighton Vernell Allen Creighton Brandon Anderson Creighton Bryce Anderson Creighton Ronnette Anderson Creighton Brianna Andrews Belt Keisha Andrews Creighton Theodore Andrews Creighton Walter Armor Creighton Brandon Arrington Creighton Michelle Arrington Creighton Jordan Athy Creighton Jean Austin Belt Casey Bailey Creighton Jarrett Bell Creighton Antonio Belmar Creighton Michael Berry Belt Cheryl Black Creighton Kristen Bowman Creighton Senta Bristow Creighton Viola Brunson-Taylor Creighton Tyriece Bryant Creighton Marsha Callaham Creighton Christopher Carlisle Creighton Nia Carter Creighton Terri Carter Creighton Stenovia Chambliss Creighton Stephanie Chavous Creighton

32 Debra Cheatham Creighton Joann Christian Creighton Brandon Clark Creighton Brandy Clark Creighton Jonathan Clark Creighton Je rey Clayton Creighton Jason Coleman Creighton Joseph Coleman Creighton Timesna Coleman Creighton Ann Cook Creighton Toni Corbett Creighton Crystal Cosby Creighton Patricia Cosby Creighton Aspen Cunningham Creighton Madison Cunningham Creighton Michelle Cunningham Creighton Andrew Curry Creighton Salina Curry Creighton Darien Dabney Creighton Shawn Dandridge Creighton Timothy Daniel Creighton Alan Davis Creighton George Davis Creighton Nora Davis Creighton Tenny Davis Creighton Terence Davis Creighton Halle Deyo Creighton Kamechia Dobie Creighton Glorine Doswell Belt Stephanie Fisher Creighton Aleishian Forbes Elm

63 Dallas Fortune Creighton 64 Jayden Fox Creighton Takisha Franklin Creighton Atalia Freeman Creighton Ganiyah Gaines Creighton Dietra Garland Creighton Michael Gibbs Creighton Constance Gibson Belt Alyssa Goodwin Belt Litish Goodwin Belt Adrienne Green Creighton Charlene Green Creighton Tammy Green Creighton Delores Greene Creighton Nannette Gregory Creighton Ronald Hale Creighton Malia Haltom Creighton Khai Hannon Creighton Dashaun Hardy Creighton Michael Hardy Creighton Connie Harris Elm Zaymon Harris Creighton Constance Haskins Belt Tomeji Hawthorne Creighton MaryAlice Hite Creighton Kamal Hogan Creighton Reginald Holloway Elm Beverly Howell Belt Asia Howell-Brown Creighton Daniel Hughes Creighton Lorraine Hughes Creighton

Right Hand of Fellowship 1, 2016 - August 31,

Full Name Campus Full Name Campus

Date of RHF Savannah Hughes Creighton Sierra Hughes Creighton

96 Jayden Ivey Creighton

97 Jordan Jackson Creighton Justin Jackson Creighton

99 Courtney Je erson Creighton

100 Debra Je erson Belt

101 James Je erson Belt

102 Jill Je erson Creighton

103 Carolyn Johnson Creighton

104 Cheryl Johnson Creighton

105 Ira Johnson, Sr. Creighton

106 Ira Johnson, Jr. Creighton

107 Javone Johnson Creighton

108 Lauryn Johnson Creighton

109 Mandy Johnson Creighton

110 Tasha Johnson Belt

111 Elizabeth Jones Elm Tomiko Jones Creighton

113 Natasha Kelly Creighton 114 Roosevelt Kelly Creighton

115 Alonzo Kendall Creighton

116 Nanette Kenney Creighton

117 Channing Knox Creighton BourenQuine Lacewell Belt

119 Deloris Lane Elm

120 Milton Lane Creighton

121 Tracy Lawrence Creighton Brenda Lee Creighton Patsy Lee Elm Calea Lewis Creighton Kamari Lewis Creighton Khededra Lewis Creighton Leroy Lewis Creighton Christie Lomax Creighton

129 Megan Luckey Creighton Iris Lundy Belt

131 David Lyles Creighton Carol Dalesa Mack-Grisby Belt Machette Maddox Creighton Caroline Mallory Creighton Felecia Manns Creighton Eugenia Martin Creighton Jeanette Martin Creighton Ronnie Martin Creighton Vera Martin Creighton Denise Martin-Cook Creighton Nyema McClendon Creighton Mycah McDowney Creighton Ciara McMillian Creighton Janet Mitchell Creighton

145 Malcolm Mitchell Creighton Sasha Morrissey Creighton Christina Moses Creighton Micah Moss-Jackson Creighton Jillian Newby Creighton Reba Newby Creighton Denise Noel Creighton Wayne Noel Creighton William Noel Creighton Cheryl Outen Creighton Alexis Paige Creighton Christopher Parham, Jr. Belt Christopher Parham, Sr. Belt Vernon Parker Creighton Michael Parrish Elm Shawn Patterson Belt Alexis Pollock Creighton Jasmine Pollock Creighton Tammy H. Pollock Creighton Kiara Porter Creighton John Pride Creighton Latasha Raines Elm Sharon Reese Creighton Patricia Reid Creighton Antionette Rhoades Creighton Anna Roberts Creighton Carolyn Robertson Creighton Christal Robinson Creighton George Robinson Creighton Marian Robinson Creighton Nia Robinson Creighton Kyra Royal Belt Tamya Scott Belt Angela Scott-Parham Belt Lorenzo Sheppard Creighton Clyde Sherman Creighton Terry Simmons Creighton Rajaun Simms, Jr. Creighton Rajaun Simms, Sr. Creighton William Simms Creighton Joyce Eley Skinner Creighton Janiah Smith Belt LaToya Smith Creighton Theodore Snead Creighton Carmen Snowden Creighton Kendrick Spain Creighton Jada Spurlock Creighton Jaelyn Spurlock Creighton Joy Stamper Creighton Frankie Steele Creighton Janee Stephens Belt

196 Johnnie Stephens Creighton

197 Asia Stephenson Creighton

198 Nalani Stephenson Creighton

199 Ben Stevenson Creighton

200 Gloria Tanner Creighton

201 Carol Taylor Elm

202 Ramona Taylor Creighton

203 Sophia Taylor Creighton

204 Vianece Taylor Belt

205 Brielle Telfair Creighton

206 Brittani Telfair Creighton

207 Lisa Temple Creighton

208 Ebony Thomas Elm

209 Shikita Thomas Creighton

210 Jessica Thomas-Parker Creighton

211 Krystal Thompkins Creighton

212 Renee Thorpe Creighton

213 Brandon Travis Creighton

214 Greta Tucker Creighton

215 Joseph Tucker Creighton

216 Marian Vaughan Creighton

217 Jennelle Vereen Creighton

218 Makonnen Vidal Creighton

219 Nia Vidal Creighton

220 Sanaa Vidal Creighton

221 Aidan Waldon Creighton

222 Emaya Walker Creighton

223 Tenea Walker Creighton Harold Wallace Creighton

225 Tayshan Wallace Creighton

226 Brianna Ward Creighton

227 Sherrie Ward Creighton Terrence Ward Creighton

229 Madisyn Warden Creighton Sha’mon Washington Creighton Janail Wheeler Creighton Mariah Wilkins Creighton David Williams Creighton Destiny Williams Creighton Diane Williams Creighton Tyliyah Williams Creighton Grant Wilson Creighton Solomon Wilson Creighton Jacquel Wims Creighton Taras Winston Creighton Djsha Woolridge Creighton Samuel Woolridge Creighton Anthony Wooten Belt Jason Worrell Creighton

BABY DEDICATION

BABY DEDICATIONS/ JULY 1, 2016 – AUGUST 31, 2017

Zaira Hicks

AUGUST 2016

Ayden Johnson

Parents: Antoine and Lorranda Johnson

Braelyn Calise Lambert

Parents: Brandon Lambert and Ashley Battle

OCTOBER 2016

BELT – Jeremyah Mboe

Parents: Bitasemie and Jasmine Mboe

Karson Lamell George

Parents: Jamel George and Kichia Fisther

Serenity Neveah Je erson

Parents: Tenesha Bullock

Zion Carter Wyatt

Parents: Zakea Wyatt

Calli Skye Winston

Parents: Jaquen and Laneisha Winston

NOVEMBER 2016

Karson Lamell George

Parents: Jamell George and Kichia Fisher

Santana Riley Parents: Shawn and YuVonda Riley

DECEMBER 2016

Mikell Bowman

Parents: Mitch Bowman and Tasha Johnson

Akiera omas

Parents: eodore omas and Rachel Morgan

Trinity Amor Lambert

Parents: Maurice and Desni Lambert

Jacob Robinson

Parents: Jermaine and Gina Robinson

Karter Elijah Henderson Parents: Daryl Henderson and Chante Allen

Parents: Marquis Hicks and Britney Lambert

Avery Akbar

Parents: Devin Burison and Teresa Evans

Chrissy Johnson

Parents: Christopher Johnson and Deshawnda Braxton

FEBRUARY – 2017

Kennedy M. Simmons

Parents: Markita Simmons

Christopher Lee Wallace, Jr.

Parents: Christopher and Brandesha Wallace, Sr.,

Milani Bowles

Parents: Rashawn Bowles and Jamara Anderson

Kayla Rose Loving

Parents: Kevin Cloud and Krystal Loving

Jassir M. Baker

Parents: Akheem Boyd and Kiarra P. Baker

Jayden A. Baker

Parents: Akheem Boyd and Kiarra P. Baker

Reonna Craddock

Parents: Roy Johnson, III and Breaonna Craddock

APRIL 2017

Kaliya Cox

Parents: Robert Cox and Ebony omas

Nadia Danaja Seaborn

Parents: Ivan and Ti any Seaborn

Zachariah Smith

Parents: Shawn and Monique Smith

MAY 2017

Akiera omas

Parents: eodore omas and Rachel Morgan

Skylar Keys

Parents: Deshaun Keys and Shyeeda Mills

Cortley D. West , Jr.

Parents: Cortley and Zoey West

JUNE 2017

Elle Simone Williams

Parents: Otis and LaTarsha Jones Williams

William Richard Lane, Jr.

Parents: William and Shakia Lane

Ryleigh Louise Fowlkes

Parents: Ryan and Valeria Fowlkes

Antony Juan Crenshaw

Parents: Anthony and Jasmine Crenshaw

Sydney Roscoe

Parents: Dartan Roscoe and Lauren Smith

JULY 2017

Brianna Joi ombs

Parents: Bryant and Tawania ombs

Aaliyah Solomon

Parents: James and LaShay Solomon

Xena Ruby Kaleiliana Riley

Parents: Kaleirah Riley

AUGUST 2017

Taiiyah Catalina Hicks

Parents: Joseph Hicks, Jr., and Ti any Harris

Alexandria TeCora Tyler

Parents: Brandon and Crystal Tyler

* Blake James Alexander Norman

DOB: 9/5/2013

Parents: Lakeisha and James L. Norman Jr. Name was missing from last years annual report.

1 Dorothy Allen 1/29/17

2 Matthew Allen 7/28/17

3 Jo Sherryl Amos 9/30/16

4 Coker Bacote 1/12/17

5 Lois Bacotes-Allen 8/27/17

6 Virgie Binford 3/19/17

7 Bryant Bond 7/26/16

8 Edward Brent 5/27/17

9 Hillie Browne 1/17/17

10 Beatrice Bullock 8/6/16

11 Marion Canty 8/29/17

12 David Carter 7/30/17

13 Rosetta O. Dabney 8/28/17

14 Carolyn Davis 6/5/17

15 Shardena Edmundson 9/29/16

16 Cassandra Fleming 10/26/16

17 Josephine Fortenberry 1/20/17

18 Lewis Friend 12/21/16

19 Tom German 3/1/17

20 Wilnet Gordon 6/4/17

21 Janet Hall-Lane 12/31/16

22 Evelyn Harris 2/28/17

23 Howard Harris 3/12/17

24 Miriam Hawley 6/28/17

25 Vernell Hood 11/28/16

26 Curtis Hopkins 4/5/17

27 Alice Jemerson 10/10/16

28 Curtis Johnson 5/8/17 29 Estelle Jones 6/24/17

30 Delores Kirton 5/13/17

31 Carolyn Knight 3/31/17

32 Dianna Lofton 10/3/16 33 Delores Morning 8/6/16

34 Christine P. Nelson 11/23/16

35 Robert Plummer 12/2/16

36 Allan Reid 5/20/17

37 Ercelle L. Ridley 7/5/16

38 Dorothy Russell 6/18/17

39 Lee Sadler 2/2/17

40 Sallie Scott 10/16/16 Shelia Smith 1/2/17 Beatrice Spratley 10/20/16 Doris Storrs 8/25/16 Anne C. Studgeon 1/31/17 Robert E. Taylor 12/27/16 Lorraine Thaxton 8/16/16 Susan Whitlow-Jackson 7/4/17 Quincy Yarborough 7/14/17

1 Carlette Abrams-Scott Delores Alexander Gloria Allen Irene M. Allen David Avery Evelyn Avery Christal Bacon Christopher E. Bacon Patricia Bagley Melonie C. Baker Weldon Baker Cheryl Banks Leigh Battle Veronica Beal Mona Bell Marilyn Belle-Reynolds Cynthia Belvin Enyde Benyard Cathy Berry Lue Berry Jerline Berryman Mary B. Berryman Donald Blathers Kellie Blathers Bertha Bohannon Janet LaVonne Booker Mary Boothe Ereline Bowman Deborah Bradshaw Lanett Brailey Mark Brailey LaTanya Branch Michelle Branch-Riley Edward Broaddus Debra Brooks Kempis Brown MaLinda Brown Michelle Brown Pamela B. Brown Pamela V. Brown Sandra Brown Jacquelyn Bryant Nancy Bryant Roselyn Bryson Mae Frances Buster Gloria Butler Tina M. Butler-Cason Wanda Canada

49 Jerry Carson Edna Carter Dorothy Chappelle Marsha Christian Tammy Clark-Brown Priscilla Clayborn Ronnie R. Coleman Tamera Coleman William T. Coleman Carolyn C. Anderson Holly Jackson-Conrad Ruby Cook Joyce Criss Angela Davis Glenn Davis Bettye Doggett Caron Dumas Cecil Dumas Marcia Edmonds Arthur Edwards Rosa Edwards April Eikerenkoetter Iris Ellis Alex Erby Joyce Erby Douglas Fairley Janice Fisher Karen Fleming William Fleming Walter George Davonya E. Goode Marjorie Graves Jacqueline Green Rosita Green Annie P. Hall Sherrie Harrington Campbell Harris Tabitha Harris Wilson Harris Brenda Hawkins Loretta Hawkins Curtis Hayes Ferebee Hayes Yvonne Henderson Eula Hicks Aaron Hill Pamela Hill Thealisa Hopkins

97 Teresa Hundley 98 Mildred Hutcheson 99 Adrienne Jackson 100 Raymond Jackson 101 Robin Jackson 102 Monica Je erson 103 Reginald D. Je erson 104 Linwood Jeter 105 Norma Jiggetts 106 Alesia Johnson 107 Bertha Johnson 108 Gerald Johnson 109 Lucinda Johnson 110 Mary J. Johnson 111 Monica B. Johnson 112 Tomona Johnson 113 Tracey Johnson 114 Dana Jones 115 Darren Jones 116 Edna B. Jones 117 Gale F. Jones 118 Tawanna Jones 119 Terrance Jones 120 Yvette Jones 121 Marie Jones-Woolridge 122 Sylvia Kenney 123 LaTrice Kenny 124 Teresa Kingsberry 125 Joyce Elizabeth Latimer 126 Alex Lee 127 Barbara Lee 128 Jewel Lee-Gaines 129 Carl Lester-El 130 Helen M. Lewis 131 Teresa Mason 132 Virginia Matthews 133 Annie Mayo 134 John McKinney 135 Lita McNeil-Moore Shelia Meade Michel Miller Adriene Mines Carolyn Mines Cementhia Mines Jacquelyn Mines Sharon Mines Stuart Mines Tab Mines

145 Trivonda Mines 146 Yvonne Mines 147 Sherrie Mintz

148 Marvin Mitchell 149 Anika Moore 150 Deborah Moore 151 Ardes Morgan 152 Rudolph Morgan 153 Chaneca Morton 154 Joyclyn Morton

155 Shannon Morton 156 Doris Moseley

157 Bartholomew Moss 158 Brenda Moss

159 Cherrie Moss

160 Percival Moss

161 Gladys A. Motley

162 Beverly Mountain Evelyn Nash

164 Faith Nelson Carla Nolan

166 Daniel Nolan

167 Vernetta Norman Pamela Parker William Parker

170 Shirley Peoples

171 Anthony M. Perkins Delcinia Perry Kenneth Peterson Darrell Peyton Wayne Phillips Sandra Pointer Trula Price Pamela Randall LaVorne Reavis Vallarie Reilly James Roe Regina Jones Roots Johnny Ross Josephine Ross Sharon Russell Charles Scott Marlene Scott Sonya Scott-Waddy DeVora Seymore Glenn Seymore Williannette Shepperd Faith Simmons

193 Carolyn Smith Catherine Smith Rudolph W. Smith Saundra Smith Carolyn Smithers Aubrey Stevens Augustine Stevens Kevin Stokes Kimberly Stokes Patrice Stokes Gayle Sutton Derius D. Swinton Lillian Swinton Wanda Talley

207 Alphonzo Taylor Carolyn Taylor Carroll Taylor Darlene Taylor Fletcher Taylor Harold Taylor, Jr Harold Taylor, Sr. Henry Taylor Janet Taylor Linda Taylor Rhonda Taylor Sharon Taylor Sylvia Taylor Brown Carolyn Taylor Smith Andante Thomas

221 Herman Thomas Louise Thomas Muriel Thomas Rylanda Thornton Audrey M. Trimiew Marcia Trimiew John Valentine Amigo Wade Marcita Wade Linda J. Wallace Ronald Wallace Carrie C. Warrick Eugene Washington Faye W. Washington Lance Watson, Jr.

236 Lance Watson, Sr. Rose Watson Betty Watson-Garris Margie Whitney Terry Whitney Zelma Wilkins Stephanie Williams Cynthia Woodson Jessica Woodson Lawrence Woodson Shelia Woodson Linda Worsley Carlton Wynn Delma C. Arthur Diane Briggs Bacon Da erlin Barnard-Dupree Mary Bivens Eleanor Branch Jacqueline Branch Marsha Horton Sylvia Hurdle Navon Irving Shirley Temple Irving Evelyn Jones Gale Jones Melvin Jones Annie Kendrick Catherine Mankin Clarette Mines Dorothy Mines Robin Mines Mitchell Jacqueline Mitchell Florence Morgan Carolyn Morton Jane Smith Sterling Stokes Phyllis A. Taylor Samuel S. Taylor Sandra Taylor Sydaliah Thomas Aubrey Trimiew Jean Trimiew Myron Trimiew Sadie W. Walker

God speaks more about money than any other subject. How we handle it, how we spend it and how it makes us behave all reveal our heart towards God. Just as out of the abundance of our heart, our mouths speak, so it is with our money. Where our heart is, there is our treasure. God wants us to honor God in our living and our giving. (John 5:23)

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