2020 Annual Homecoming
PROGRAM GUIDE & REPORTS
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from OUR PRESIDENT
T
he year 2020 will be remembered! We have watched the spiraling effect of COVID-19. This pandemic has affected our families, churches, communities, and world. As a pastor, I found my “new norm” preaching on the back of a pickup truck. All of us have found innovative and creative ways to minister the Gospel. Throughout these troublesome times, our Executive Director, Dr. Brian Autry, has been faithful in serving our convention. We are blessed by his unwavering confidence in God, and his continual encouragement for all of us to stand firm in our mission and vision. We are also thankful for the wonderful staff at the SBC of Virginia office. They have been relentless and tireless in supporting nearly 800 churches, as well as in preparations for our Annual Homecoming. On that note, please join me in thanking Dr. Randy Hahn and The Heights for their efforts in facilitating the Annual Homecoming. In what is considered the worst pandemic in our history, they have stood with us. For this year’s event, we are providing options of live streaming or in-person fellowship. Whatever we experience as pastors and people of God, we do it together. WE ARE NOT ALONE… WE PRESS ON. Sincerely, ALLEN MCFARLAND Senior Pastor, Calvary Evangelical Baptist Church President, SBC of Virginia
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from OUR EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Y
our SBC of Virginia team joins with our convention president Dr. McFarland, your convention officers, executive board, and our wonderful host church and pastor, as we welcome you to the SBC of Virginia Annual Homecoming.
In light of this unique and historic year, we are especially grateful to join together, in person and online, as we worship the Lord and celebrate how the Lord is working through His Church to plant, strengthen, mobilize, and revitalize churches. Over the past few years, we have emphasized that “You Are Not Alone” – and those four words have become more than a theme but are now a thread that permeates our understanding as the SBC of Virginia. This year’s Annual Homecoming is emphasizing “Pressing On in the Great Commission”. We can grow weary in well-doing and in dealing with the pressures we have all felt in these past months. However, it is clear God’s people must press on as ambassadors for Christ, proclaiming the Gospel! The program and schedule for this Homecoming is a little different, however, our prayer is that you will find the same encouragement and exhortation as in year’s past. Our prayer is that you will be encouraged by the ministry that is taking place thanks to your church partnership in praying, sending, giving, and going through the SBC of Virginia. Your brother in Christ, BRIAN AUTRY Executive Director, SBC of Virginia
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THEN THE CHURCHES
THROUGHOUT ALL JUDEA,
GALILEE, AND SAMARIA
had peace & were edified. AND WALKING IN THE fear of the Lord AND IN THE COMFORT OF THE HOLY SPIRIT,
they were multiplied. " ACTS 9:31, NKJV
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TABLE of CONTENTS 2
GREETINGS
6
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS & SPECIAL GUESTS
8
SCHEDULE
12
CAMPUS MAP
14
NOMINATING COMMITTEE REPORT
15
ANNUAL HOMECOMING COMMITTEES
16
2019 MINUTES
28
COOPERATIVE PROGRAM CONTRIBUTIONS
38
CONSTITUTION
40
BYLAWS
45
NOTES
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KEYNOTE SPEAKERS Paul Chitwood President, International Mission Board Paul Chitwood was elected president of the IMB in November 2018. He previously had served as executive director of the Kentucky Baptist Convention since 2011. For 18 years prior to that, Chitwood served as the pastor of local churches of varying sizes in Kentucky. During his pastorates, he served as chairman of the International Mission Board’s trustees from 2008-10, part of his tenure as an IMB trustee from 200210. His overseas short-term mission involvement includes work in South America, Asia, Europe and Africa. A native of Jellico, Tenn., Chitwood is a 1992 graduate of Cumberland College and earned the Master of Divinity and Ph.D. from The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. He served as a faculty member of the seminary between 2002 and 2018. He currently is pursuing a master’s degree in nonprofit administration from the Mendoza College of Business at the University of Notre Dame. He and his wife, Michelle, have four children.
Danny Akin President, Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary Dr. Akin is married to Charlotte Akin. They have been married since May 27, 1978. They have four sons who all currently serve in the ministry. He has 4 daughters-in-law and 14 grandchildren! Dr. Akin currently serves as the President of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary and is a Professor of Preaching and Theology. Dr. Akin and his wife Charlotte have traveled to Sudan, Turkey, Middle East, Kenya, Asia, Central Asia, Thailand, India and Paraguay serving our students and missionaries and helping share the Gospel.
Bruce Frank Lead Pastor, Biltmore Baptist Church Bruce Frank is the Lead Pastor of Biltmore Church. Biltmore has six campuses and has repeatedly been named as one of the top 100 fastest growing and largest churches in America. He lives in Asheville, North Carolina, with wife Lori. They have two sons, Conner and Tyler, daughter-in-law, Carissa and granddaughter, Elsie Grace. Bruce was born in Atlanta, Georgia, but grew up in Oklahoma and Texas. He became a follower of Christ at the age of 17 through the influence of his three brothers. Bruce earned his undergraduate degree in Finance from Texas Tech University, his M.Div. from Southwestern Seminary and his D.Min. from Luther Rice Seminary. His hobbies include golf, running, and reading. He loves dogs, cats… not so much. 6 | SBC OF VIRGINIA
Allen McFarland President, SBC of Virginia Senior Pastor, Calvary Evangelical Baptist Church Dr. Allen R. McFarland (D.Min., D.D.) is the Senior Pastor of Calvary Evangelical Baptist Church in Portsmouth, Virginia for 38 years. Pastor “Mac”, as he is affectionately called, is a minister of the Word of God whose journey of faithful service began in 1972 in Washington, D.C. As a bridge-builder and ministry executive, Pastor McFarland is a board member of the following organizations and institutions: Trustee at Liberty University, Lynchburg, VA; Association of Baptist for World Evangelism (ABWE), Harrisburg, PA; Atlantic Shores Christian Schools, Virginia Beach, VA; and Kids Across America (KAA), Branson, MO. On November 12, 2019, he was elected President of the Southern Baptist Convention of Virginia. Among many honors for his leadership, Pastor McFarland was featured in the Black Christian News Network (BCNN1), among the Nation’s 70 Most influential Black Christian History Makers who are living today and serving Jesus Christ with their various gifts and talents. Pastor McFarland and Doris, his best friend over 53 years, have 5 children and 16 grandchildren.
Brian Autry Executive Director, SBC of Virginia Dr. Brian Autry is the Executive Director of the Southern Baptist Convention of Virginia (SBC of Virginia). He previously started Parkway Baptist Church in Moseley, Virginia in 2002 and served as senior pastor. Brian received his bachelor’s degree from James Madison University, his Master of Divinity degree from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, and his Doctor of Ministry degree from The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. Brian and his wife, Jennifer, have three children, Melissa, Mark, and Jenna.
SPECIAL GUEST Charles Billingsley Teaching Pastor, Thomas Road Baptist Church, Lynchburg Charles Billingsley is the teaching pastor at Thomas Road Baptist Church in Lynchburg, Virginia. Launching his career more than two decades ago fronting GRAMMY®- nominated genre giants NewSong, Billingsley has since headlined more than 3,000 concerts and released 24 recordings as a solo artist. He regularly appears at such popular events as Women of Joy, Gridiron Men, and Celebrators, among numerous others. Charles and his wife, Shae, have two sons. 2020 ANNUAL HOMECOMING PROGRAM GUIDE & REPORTS | 7
NOV. 8 • SUNDAY 5:00
Messenger Registration Opens
6:00 Worship The Heights Worship Team Welcome/Greeting Allen McFarland • Senior Pastor, Calvary Evangelical Baptist Church; President, SBC of Virginia Prayer Randy Hahn • Host Pastor
Introductory Remarks Brian Autry • Executive Director, SBC of Virginia
Panel Discussion w/ IMB personnel
Worship The Heights Worship Team 7:30
Introduction and Prayer for Paul Chitwood Thurman Hayes • Senior Pastor, First Baptist Church of Suffolk
Message Paul Chitwood • President, International Mission Board Benediction Monty Guice • Senior Pastor, Swift Creek Baptist Church; 1st Vice President, SBC of Virginia
NOV. 9 • MONDAY 9:00
Messenger Registration Opens
9:25
Opening Session
Worship Charles Billingsley and Band 9:40
Welcome/Greeting
Prayer Allen McFarland • Senior Pastor, Calvary Evangelical Baptist Church; President, SBC of Virginia 9:50
Pastor Challenge Stan Parris • Senior Pastor, Franklin Heights Baptist Church
10:10
Interview with Charles Billingsley
10:20
Not Alone Stories Highlight Brian Autry • Executive Director, SBC of Virginia
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10:25
Special Music Charles Billingsley
10:30
SBC Executive Committee Greeting Amy Whitfield • Associate Vice President for Convention Communications, SBC Executive Committee
10:50
Pastor Challenge Brian Collison • Senior Pastor, Pillar Church of Woodlawn, Alexandria
11:10 Worship Charles Billingsley and Band 11:15
Introduction and Prayer for Danny Akin Rusty Small • Revitalization Strategist, SBC of Virginia; Senior Pastor, Liberty Baptist Church, Appomattox
Message Danny Akin • President, Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary 11:47
Business Session Allen McFarland • Senior Pastor, Calvary Evangelical Baptist Church; President, SBC of Virginia • • • •
Introduction of Business and Reports Church Affiliation/Partnership Report Nominating Committee Report 2021 Budget and Ministry Investment Plan
12:15
Prayer & Blessing Jim Drake • Senior Pastor, Parkview Baptist Church; Secretary, SBC of Virginia
Fellowship Lunch
1:25 Worship Charles Billingsley and Band 1:35
Pastor Challenge Charles Wilson • Pastor, The Hill Church
1:50 Worship Charles Billingsley and Band 2:00
Intro and Prayer for Bruce Frank Joey Anthony • Senior Pastor, Mount Pleasant Baptist Church
Message Bruce Frank • Lead Pastor, Biltmore Baptist Church 2:35
Prayer for Pastors and Planters
Disaster Relief Highlight
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NOV. 9 • MONDAY (CONT.) 2:50
Pastor Challenge Fisseha Tesfaye • Church Planter, Fullness of Christ Church, Alexandria
3:00
Business Session • Budget Vote • Election and Prayer for Officers
3:55
Intro and Prayer for Allen McFarland Intro | Brian Autry • Executive Director, SBC of Virginia Prayer | Colby Garman • Senior Pastor, Pillar Church of Dumfries
Special Music Mrs. Doris McFarland
Message Allen McFarland • Senior Pastor, Calvary Evangelical Baptist Church; President, SBC of Virginia 4:25
Closing and Announcements Brian Autry • Executive Director, SBC of Virginia
Benediction Vernig Suarez • Pastor, Iglesia Bautista del Camino, Norfolk Sergio Guardia • Hispanic Leadership Catalyst & Church/Pastor Relations Associate, SBC of Virginia
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BE STRONG AND
COURAGEOUS.
do not be afraid OR DISCOURAGED, FOR THE LORD
YOUR GOD WILL BE
with you
wherever YOU GO.”
JOSHUA 1:9, CSB
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CAMPUS MAP
PARKING & GROUNDS
NORTH ENTRANCE LAWN
HEATED TENT
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NORTH ENTRANCE
WORSHIP CENTER
LEVEL ONE CONCOURSE MOD
C121
SOUTH ENTRANCE
LOCATIONS FELLOWSHIP LUNCH North Entrance Lawn ES
1
HISPANIC LEADERS C121
B200
2
B204
OVERFLOW ROOMS 1 2 3
B200 B204 YOUTH AUDITORIUM
UPPER LOBBY
LEVEL TWO 3
YOUTH AUDITORIUM
OTHER Entrances
Parking
Bathrooms
Elevator
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NOMINATING COMMITTEE REPORT RECOMMENDATION: The Nominating Committee recommends to messengers in the 2020 Annual Homecoming that persons nominated in this year’s meeting be approved to serve on the 2021 Executive Board of the SBC of Virginia. Note: Term expires at the end of the Annual Meeting of the year indicated. CENTRAL (6)
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Joey Anthony (Mount Pleasant-Colonial Heights) 2021 Ralph Cantrell (Grove AvenueRichmond) (L) 2022 Gene Cornett (Bethany Place-North Chesterfield) (N) 2023 Jim Davis (Swift Creek-Colonial Heights) (L) (R) 2023 Derek Futrell (Parkway-Moseley) (N) 2023 Rob Pochek (First BaptistCharlottesville) 2022
CENTRAL-WEST/SOUTHSIDE (5)
• • • • •
Karen Caldwell (Concord-Farmville) (L) (N) 2023 Steve Chromy (Mount Hermon-Danville) (N) 2023 Michael Fitzgerald (Clifford-Amherst) (R) 2023 Chris Kesler (Midway-Phenix) (R) 2023 Donielle Yoder (Maysville-Buckingham) (L) 2021
VALLEY (5)
• • • • •
Matthew Kirkland (CrosslinkHarrisonburg) 2021 Allen James (Cave Spring-Roanoke) (N) 2023 Stan Parris (Franklin Heights-Rocky Mount) 2022 Shannon Soto (Wayne HillsWaynesboro) (L) (N) 2023 Tranay Wilson (The Hill ChurchRoanoke) (L) (N) 20203
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NORTH (4)
• • • •
Adam Blosser (Goshen-Spotsylvania) 2021 Dan Ellis (Rileyville-Rileyville) 2021 Colby Garman (Pillar Church-Dumfries) (R) 2023 Mike Patterson (SpotswoodFredericksburg) (L) 2022
SOUTHEAST (7)
• • • • • • •
Hershel Adams (Sonlight-Chesapeake) (R) 2023 Doug Echols (Bethel-Yorktown) 2022 Grant Ethridge (Liberty-Hampton) 2021 Joyce Green (Harvest FellowshipSmithfield) (L) 2022 Will Langford (Great Bridge-Virginia Beach) 2022 Karen Reasor (Kempsville-Virginia Beach) (L) 2022 Dave Velloney (River Oak-Chesapeake) 2021
SOUTHWEST (3)
• • •
Marc Brooks (Gethsemane-Richlands) (N) 2023 Justin Hall (Cedar Bluff-Atkins) 2021 Allen Roberts (Euclid Avenue-Bristol (R) 2023
KEY (L) LAYPERSON (N) NEW (R) RENEWED FOR A SECOND TERM
2020 ANNUAL HOMECOMING COMMITTEES
NOMINATING
CREDENTIALS
Matthew Kirkland Crosslink Community-Harrisonburg CHAIRMAN
James Taylor Red Lane-Powhatan CHAIRMAN
Charles Maney Mt. Tirzah-Charlotte Court House
Rob Edwards New Bridge-Sandston
Gary Horton Sky View Missionary-Fancy Gap
Daniel Palmer North Roanoke-Roanoke
Mary Smith First Baptist-Roanoke
Bert Kirk Indian River-Virginia Beach
Felix Sermon Grace International-Springfield
Jonathan Dundalow Western Heights-North Dinwiddie
Fred Unger North Main-Danville
Jamie McClanahan Wayne Hills-Waynesboro
RESOLUTIONS
USHERS/TELLERS
Carlton Burns Pleasant Grove-Upper Marlboro CHAIRMAN
Jon Morton Oak Grove-Chesterfield CHAIRMAN
Donielle Yoder Maysville-Buckingham
Marco Smith Matoaca-South Chesterfield
Robert Rowland Smyrna-Dinwiddie
Ron Kidd God’s Storehouse-North Chesterfield
Tim Hight Gracelife-Christiansburg Tyler Scarlett Forest-Forest Gene Cornett Bethany Place-North Chesterfield
Jerry McLeod London Bridge-Virginia Beach Matthew Short Living Word-Forest Mac Hutton Parkway North-North Chesterfield
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2019 MINUTES Theme: Disciples Are Not Alone • First Baptist Church, Roanoke • November 10-12, 2019 SUNDAY EVENING SESSION, NOVEMBER 10, 2019 Things started with worship. First Baptist Roanoke Worship Team (FBRWT) led us through a delightful time together. Following FBRWT, Dr. Erik Thomas, President of the SBCV and Senior Pastor of First Baptist Church, Norfolk, welcomed messengers and guests alike to our 23rd Annual Homecoming. Dr. Thomas also thanked First Baptist Church Roanoke and their Senior Pastor, Dr. Bryan Smith, for hosting us this year. Dr. Smith prayed for our messengers and guests at Dr. Thomas’ invitation. FBRWT resumed in a time of worship with us to praise God and edify. Following this, Dr. Brian Autry, Executive Director of SBCV, came forward to welcome and thank everyone, and to share a word from Acts 9. Dr. Autry thoughtfully brought home the theme of this year’s Annual Meeting: Disciples Are Not Alone. FBRWT returned to the stage and led us in worship. Next, in anticipation of Dr. O.S. Hawkins, President and CEO of Guidestone Financial Resources, Kevin Cummings, Senior Pastor of Fincastle Baptist Church, came forward to introduce and pray for Dr. Hawkins. Dr. Hawkins brought an important, well 16 | SBC OF VIRGINIA
prepared, timely message on the Fear of the Lord, drawn largely from 2 Corinthians 5:11, the book of Acts and Ecclesiastes 12:13. When Dr. Hawkins concluded, Dr. Autry came forward to share closing announcements. Dr. Rob Pochek, Senior Pastor of First Baptist Charlottesville and 1st Vice President of SBCV closed the evening session in prayer. MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 11TH, 2019 By God’s grace, the session started at 9:00am with FBRWT leading us together in worship. Next, Dr. Thomas enthusiastically thanked the praise team, recognized our seminaries, and welcomed our messengers and guests. We then entered a time of prayer as Dr. Thomas prayed for our upcoming speakers. After concluding in prayer, Dr. Thomas introduced Steve Bradshaw, Director of Evangelism and Strategic Initiatives. Rev. Bradshaw pointed messengers and attendees to the breakout session they could attend (pgs. 19-23, Annual Homecoming Program Guide). Messengers and attendees, at their discretion, participated in breakout session until 11:30am, at which time a Fellowship Lunch was provided.
MONDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 11, 2019 As in the previous two sessions, FBRWT opened with a very engaging time of worship. Praise God! Dr. Autry thanked FBRWT and welcomed the messengers and attendees back for the afternoon. Following this, we had a very special Veteran’s Day recognition. Veterans were honored and recognized, along with all who had served or are currently serving. Lt. Colonel Felix Sermon, Pastor of Grace International Christian Church, then led us in prayer. Next, Dr. Autry cordially introduced Dr. Ken Weathersby, Vice President for Convention Advancement and SBC Executive Committee. Dr. Autry noted that Dr. Weathersby “has been a tremendous ambassador for Southern Baptists, but most of all folks that know Ken Weathersby will tell you [that] more than anything he’s an ambassador for Christ, he has a tremendous heart for the lost and for sharing Christ with every single soul he comes across.” Dr. Weathersby came to the stage and thanked Dr. Autry. Dr. Weathersby joyfully brought greetings from Dr. Ronny Floyd, President and CEO of the SBC Executive Committee. Dr. Weathersby also said, “that he was so thankful to God that we have from your area (Virginia) three Board of Trustees, . . . brother Rob Showers, Dr. Tim Height and Dr. Herring.” Dr. Weathersby thanked us (SBCV) for our partnership with the Southern Baptist Convention.
Dr. Weathersby then brought a tremendous message from Philippians 4:1-7 titled, “How to Restore Joy.” After Dr. Weathersby concluded, Brandon Pickett, Associate Director of SBCV, came forward and introduced a Crossover video highlighting Feed the Valley. Following this, Mr. Pickett re-introduced Dr. Thomas. Dr. Thomas exuberantly called the meeting to order, and recognized Pastor Dave Velloney, Chairman of the Resolutions Committee and Senior Pastor of River Oak Baptist Church. Dr. Thomas thanked Pastor Velloney and the Resolutions Committee. Next, Dr. Thomas introduced a new committee, the Order of Business Committee. Dr. Thomas asked them to stand: • President, Dr. Eric Thomas • Executive Director, Dr. Brian Autry • Chairman of the Executive Board, Dr. Jim Booth • 1st Vice President, Dr. Rob Pochek • 2nd Vice President, Rev. Charles Maney • Secretary, Rev. Tim Ma Dr. Thomas explained that this committee was tasked with keeping the convention on schedule and making decisions regarding changes that may be needed in the order of business. Dr. Thomas also announced that Dr. Rodney Autry would continue as our parliamentarian, and asked Parliamentarian Autry to stand. MOTION Thomas called for the adoption of the 2018 Annual Homecoming Minutes, as printed
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on pages 89-99 of the Annual Report. Thomas asked for any changes and there were none. Thomas called for a vote, and the motion passed unanimously MOTION Thomas called for the adoption of the 2019 Annual Homecoming Program, as printed on pages 10-16 of the Program Guide. Thomas called for questions or discussions and there were none. Thomas called for a vote, and the motion passed unanimously. Thomas called Jim Booth, Executive Board Chairman, to the platform. Booth invited Michael Fitzgerald, Chairman of the Church Strengthening Committee to the stage to present the Church Affiliation/Partnership report found on pages 86-88 in the Annual Report. Fitzgerald stated that there would be a total of 748 SBCV churches if all are approved by the convention. He asked members of the churches requesting affiliation to stand. MOTION Booth read the following recommendation: The Executive Board recommends to the messengers in the 2019 Annual Homecoming that churches requesting affiliation in this year’s meeting be enthusiastically received into the SBCV. Thomas noted that since the recommendation was coming from the Executive Board, it did not need a second. He asked for questions, and there were none. Thomas called for a vote, which was unanimous in favor of the motion. Thomas gave thanks for the new churches being added to the convention. Thomas recognized Don Paxton, Chairman, Nominating Committee, and 18 | SBC OF VIRGINIA
Senior Pastor, Rosedale Baptist Church, who came to the platform to give the Nominating Committee Report, found on page 85 of the Annual Report. Paxton mentioned that the convention would only be voting on those new to the board or being renewed for a second term. He then read the recommendation from the committee. RE C OM M E N DAT ION The Nominating Committee recommends to messengers attending the 2019 Annual Homecoming that persons nominated in this year’s meeting be approved to serve on the 2020 Executive Board of the SBCV. Note: Term expires at the end of the Annual Homecoming of the year indicated. Thomas mentioned that the recommendation did not need a second since it was coming from a committee. He asked for questions, and there were none. Thomas then called for a vote, which was unanimously affirmative. Thomas welcomed Autry to the stage to bring the Executive Director’s Report. Autry shared “Ten Ministry Highlights” found on page 10 of the Annual Report. Autry introduced Rev. Eddie Urbine, SBC of Virginia Treasurer and Vice President of the SBC of Virginia Foundation, to present the Treasurer’s Report. Urbine referred to pages 20-21 in the Annual Report for the 2018 statistics. Cooperative Program contributions totaled over nine million. He thanked God and the churches for those gifts. Urbine shared that as of November 2019 contributions totaled $651,648. He also reported that Lottie Moon, Annie Armstrong, and Church Planting giving increased over last year’s
giving. Churches planting churches also increased. Urbine again thanked the churches for their gifts. Therefore, in 2019, total CP gifts to date were $8,470,877 toward our budget of $9.8 million. Since its inception 20 years ago, SBCV has received over $168 million in contributions through the Cooperative Program. Urbine deferred back to Autry who called Greg Brinson, Senior Pastor, London Bridge Baptist Church, to the stage for the proposed 2020 Ministry Investment Plan, located on pages 82-84 in the Annual Report. Autry thanked everyone for their trust and then thanked the Executive Board for their work on the Ministry Investment Plan. He asked for applause as a show of appreciation to those who worked on the Executive Board Finance Committee. He then thanked the convention for their giving and then shared the 2020 Ministry Investment Plan (MIP) goal of $10,000,000. Autry shared that SBCV gives 51% of revenues to Cooperative Program with 49% going to SBCV endeavors. This includes a major portion going directly to church planting, and some support for retirement (ministry personnel). He hopes that SBCV churches will continue to give, pray, and send. He believes that God will use the dollars that are invested to get the Gospel to millions who do not know Jesus. Brinson read the recommendation found on page 84 in the Annual Report. Autry returned to the stage and invited Urbine to share about the SBCV Foundation regarding loans and investments.
MOTION The Executive Board recommends to messengers in the 2019 Annual Homecoming that the Proposed 2020 Cooperative Program Ministry Investment Plan in the amount of $10,000,000 be adopted. Thomas returned to the platform, thanked Autry and Urbine, and reminded the messengers that there would be a Q&A time with Urbine during the afternoon break. He also reminded messengers that the vote would take place on Tuesday morning. After a short break, a video was shown about our NAMB partnership. Pickett facilitated a pastor’s panel about the importance of small groups/Sunday school. A Women’s Ministry highlights video was shown. Thomas returned to the stage to introduce and pray for Ken Whitten, Senior Pastor, Idlewild Baptist, Tampa. Whitten shared a message from Luke 7. Pickett returned to the stage to make announcements. He then invited, Charles Maney, Senior Pastor, Mt. Tirzah Baptist Church, and 2nd Vice President, SBC of Virginia, to the stage to close the session. MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 11, 2019 The session began at 6:45pm with Charles Billingsley, LU Praise and LU Choir leading the worship. Thomas came to platform to welcome messengers and guests to this year’s Annual Homecoming and to thank Billingsley and LU Praise & Choir. He
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invited Raúl Santamaria, Church Planting Associate, SBC of Virginia Hispanic Ministries, to open in prayer. Autry came to the platform to share the SBC of Virginia’s Strategic Missions Presentation and Executive Director’s Message, Disciples Are Not Alone, from Revelation 7 & Philippians 1. As part of the Executive Director’s report, testimony videos were shown highlighting the Bless Every Home, Next Gen, Children’s Ministry, Hispanic Ministry, Church Planting, and Missions Partnerships. Autry concluded his message with eight people reading John 3:16 in five different languages, as well as a special musical presentation from Charles Billingsley. Smith came to the stage to introduce and pray for H. B. Charles, Jr., Senior Pastor, Shiloh Metropolitan Baptist Church, Jacksonville. Charles shared a message from Matthew 11. The host worship team shared special music, O Praise The Name. Billingsley and LU Praise and LU Choir led the closing music. Autry returned to the stage and invited, Matthew Kirkland, Senior Pastor, Crosslink Community Church to give the benediction. Autry shared announcements regarding receptions following dismissal and prayer gathering on Tuesday morning. Kirkland closed the session in prayer.
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TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 12, 2019 The session began at 8:55am with the FBR leading worship. Tim Ma, Senior Pastor, Emmanuel Baptist Church and Secretary of the SBCV, came to the platform and led the opening prayer. Thomas came to the platform, welcomed everyone, and then called the meeting to order inviting Jim Booth to give the Executive Board Report. Booth directed messengers to page 84 in the Annual Report. He reminded the messengers that the Ministry Investment Plan (MIP) was presented by Autry and Brinson during the Monday afternoon session. RE C OM M E N DAT ION Booth read the recommendation found on page 84 in the Annual Report: The Executive Board recommends to messengers in the 2019 Annual Homecoming that the Proposed 2020 Ministry Investment Plan in the amount of $10,000,000 be adopted. Thomas noted that since the recommendation was coming from the Executive Board, it did not need a second. He reminded messengers that there was a time for questions and discussion yesterday during the afternoon break. Thomas called for a vote, which was unanimously affirmed. Thomas recognized Velloney, chairman of the Resolutions Committee. Velloney introduced his committee and Parliamentarian, Rodney Autry. The resolutions were read by committee
members (Dave Velloney, Tim Hight, Philip Herring, Donielle Yoder, Joe Mayes, and Julian McGee). RESOLUTION #1 – APPRECIATION TO FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, ROANOKE, VIRGINIA WHEREAS, The 2019 Annual Homecoming of the SBC of Virginia has been a time of edification, encouragement, and equipping; and WHEREAS, We recognize an event of this magnitude requires diligent preparation and planning; and WHEREAS, We acknowledge the warm and gracious hospitality of Dr. Bryan Smith and the people of First Roanoke; now, therefore, be it RESOLVED, That the messengers to the SBC of Virginia Annual Homecoming meeting in Roanoke, Virginia, November 10-12, 2019, express heartfelt gratitude to the Lord and to all those He has used to bring about an Annual Homecoming characterized by a wonderful spirit of unity and cooperation focused on the Great Commission.
WHEREAS, God, in His permissive will, may allow political leaders, both in biblical times and the present day, to enact policies that are opposed to His revealed will (1 Kings 16:25, 30); and WHEREAS, It is in God’s power to prompt the hearts and minds of political authorities to His purposes and furnish wisdom and guidance in their decisions (Ezra 1:1–3; Proverbs 21:1; Daniel 3:26–30; 4:34–37); and WHEREAS, Government is appointed by God to encourage good and restrain evil so that all people are blessed and His people are enabled to live quiet and peaceful lives in all godliness and holiness (Romans 13:1–7; 1 Timothy 2:1–3; 1 Peter 2:14); and WHEREAS, God commands His people to respect the authority of political leaders and government officials and honor them (1 Peter 2:13–17); and WHEREAS, God commands His people to pray for their political leaders and government officials (1 Timothy 2:1–3); now, therefore, be it
Thomas asked for questions and reminded messengers that since the resolution was coming from a committee, it did not need a second. There were no questions, so he called for a vote, which was unanimously affirmed.
RESOLVED, That the messengers to the SBC of Virginia Annual Homecoming meeting in Roanoke, Virginia, November 10-12, 2019, urge the churches of the SBC of Virginia to pray confidently, regularly, and fervently for our all our local, state, and national political leaders and government officials.
RESOLUTION 2 – PRAYER FOR OUR ELECTED LEADERS AND GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS WHEREAS, Scripture teaches that God is sovereign over all nations of the earth (Psalm 93:1-2; 103:19; 113:4-5); and
Thomas asked for questions and reminded messengers that since the resolution was coming from a committee, it did not need a second. There were no questions. Thomas called for a vote, which was unanimously affirmed.
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RESOLUTION 3 – APPRECIATION FOR THE ARMED SERVICES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA WHEREAS, We appreciate the sacrificial service of our Armed Service veterans, and active duty personnel; and WHEREAS, Through God’s sovereign grace, their service has secured and defended the religious freedoms we enjoy, and WHEREAS, There are many Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen, Marines, and Members of the Coast Guard currently serving in harm’s way; now therefore, be it RESOLVED, That the messengers to the SBC of Virginia Annual Homecoming meeting in Roanoke, Virginia, November 10-12, 2019, express our genuine gratitude to all veterans of the United States Armed Services for their commitment and sacrifice in the defense of our Constitution; and be it further RESOLVED, That we pray for those who have suffered in the line of duty and for their families, especially those families who bear the scars of loved ones who paid the ultimate sacrifice; and be it finally RESOLVED, That we pray for the safety of those who remain in active service both at home and abroad and their families. Thomas asked for questions and reminded messengers that since the resolution was coming from a committee, it did not need a second. There were no questions, so he called for a vote, which was unanimously affirmative. RESOLUTION 4 – IN SUPPORT OF SUNDAY SCHOOL AND SMALL GROUPS AS OUR DISCIPLESHIP STRATEGY 22 | SBC OF VIRGINIA
WHEREAS, The Bible affirms that we were created to be in relationship with God (Genesis 1-2) and that we (the church) are to be in relationship with one another and love one another (John 13:34-35); and WHEREAS, The Bible is true, perfect, inerrant, eternal, transformational, a mirror to man’s self-awareness, God’s written revelation of Himself to us, and carries out God’s purposes (John 17:17, Psalm 19:7, Isaiah 40:8, James 1:21-22, Isaiah 55:11, 13); and WHEREAS, The Psalmist esteems the law of the Lord, the precepts and commandments of the Lord, and the Word of God, as worthy of meditation (Psalm 1:2, Psalm 119: 23,48,78, 148), memorization (Psalm 119:11), and as a source of life, peace, hope and direction for living (Psalm 119:105, 107, 147, 165); and WHEREAS, The Bible asserts for itself that it is God-breathed and is altogether sufficient “for teaching, reproof, correcting and training in righteousness so that the man of God may be complete, equipped for every good work” (2 Timothy 3:16-17); and WHEREAS, Jesus invited the twelve to follow Him and learn from Him as His disciples (Matthew 4:19); and WHEREAS, The method of disciple-making modeled by Jesus serves as an example for our churches to organize in groups for discipleship and to carry His message to the world; and WHEREAS, Jesus instructed His followers to make disciples of all nations, baptizing them, and teaching them to obey everything He commanded (Matthew 28:18-20); and
WHEREAS, Members of the early church gathered regularly in the temple courts and in smaller gatherings from house to house for teaching, prayer, breaking bread, and fellowship (Acts 2:42-46), and WHEREAS, God has gifted the church with individuals with the spiritual gift of teaching for the equipping of the saints to do the work of ministry (Ephesians 4:1112); and WHEREAS, Southern Baptists have a long history of utilizing Sunday School and Small Groups to accomplish the biblical mandate of making disciples; and WHEREAS, Southern Baptists have long used Sunday School and Small Groups to quantitatively measure the effectiveness of outreach and disciple making; and WHEREAS, Fallen humanity tends toward isolation, so Sunday School and Small Groups provide a place for biblically sound fellowship (Proverbs 18:1, Ecclesiastes 4:710, Acts 2:40- 42, 1 John 1:3); and WHEREAS, The fields of humanity are ripe unto harvest and more laborers are needed to complete the task of reaching the lost with the Gospel (Luke 2:10); now, therefore be it RESOLVED, That the messengers to the SBC of Virginia Annual Homecoming meeting in Roanoke, Virginia, November 10-12, 2019, do hereby acknowledge the value of Sunday School and Small Groups for their contribution in helping the church make disciples of Jesus; and be it further RESOLVED, That we encourage all members of our churches to engage in Sunday School or Small Groups where biblical community is experienced, God’s
Word is studied, and accountability exists for being hearers and doers of the Word (James 1:22); and be it further RESOLVED, That we acknowledge the giftedness of men, women, boys and girls who are followers of Jesus and whom God has equipped with the gift of teaching to assist the local church in its mission of making disciples; and be it further RESOLVED, That we express our thanks to God for those who serve as teachers and leaders in our Sunday School and Small Group ministries; and be it further RESOLVED, That we renew our commitment to starting new Sunday School classes and Small Groups for the purpose of making disciples throughout our churches; and be it further RESOLVED, That we commit ourselves to pray for the Lord of the Harvest to send laborers who will serve as leaders and teachers of Sunday School classes and Small Groups that are committed to seeing lives transformed by Christ through discipleship; and be it finally RESOLVED, That we the messengers of this convention confess the importance of continual growth and multiplication of disciples, and hereby commit ourselves to the task of going to those who are far from God, taking the Gospel to them, and starting new Sunday School classes and Small Groups for the glory of God in the coming year – 2020. Thomas asked for questions and reminded messengers that since the resolution was coming from a committee, it did not need a second. There were no questions, so he called for a vote, which was unanimously affirmative.
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RESOLUTION 5 – ON RACIAL AND ETHNIC UNITY WHEREAS, Scripture teaches, “From one man [God] has made every nationality to live over the whole earth and has determined their appointed times and the boundaries of where they live” (Acts 17:26); and
to the Gospel of Jesus Christ (Acts 10:3443); and be it further
WHEREAS, The Psalmist proclaimed, “The earth and everything in it, the world and its inhabitants, belong to the Lord” (Psalm 24:1); and
RESOLVED, That we acknowledge that we still must make progress in rooting out any remaining forms of intentional or unintentional racism in our midst and we repent for failing to do it sooner (Mark 1:15); and be it further
WHEREAS, The Apostle Peter said, “God doesn’t show favoritism, but in every nation the person who fears Him and does what is right is acceptable to Him” (Acts 10:34-35); and WHEREAS, Our justification before God is based on faith in Christ Jesus alone and not in our ethnicity (Galatians 3:27-28); and WHEREAS, Throughout eternity we will gather with a “multitude from every nation, tribe, people, and language” in worship of our risen Savior (Revelation 7:9); and WHEREAS, The Baptist Faith and Message 2000 conveys that all Christians are obligated to make the will of Christ supreme in their own lives and in human society, opposing all forms of racism, selfishness, and vice, and bringing government and society as a whole under the sway of the principles of righteousness, truth, and brotherly love; now, therefore, be it RESOLVED, That the messengers to the SBC of Virginia Annual Homecoming meeting in Roanoke, Virginia, November 10-12, 2019, decry every form of racism as antithetical 24 | SBC OF VIRGINIA
RESOLVED, That we denounce and repudiate every form of racial and ethnic hatred as a scheme of the devil intended to bring suffering and division to our society (1 Peter 5:8); and be it further
RESOLVED, That we will stand with ethnic minorities and anyone else targeted for intimidation so that the attempt to devalue our fellow image bearers results in a bold witness of the sacrificial love to which Christ calls us (Galatians 2:11-13); and be it further RESOLVED, That we will encourage churches of the SBC of Virginia to intentionally join in fellowship and partnership with like-minded congregations that represent more diverse racial and ethnic demographics than their own (Hebrews 10:24-25); and be it further RESOLVED, That we will encourage churches of the SBC of Virginia to consider increasing racial diversity among local church and denominational leadership (Acts 10:34-35); and be it finally RESOLVED, That we will earnestly pray, both for those who advocate racist ideologies and those who are thereby deceived, that they may see their error through the light of the Gospel, repent of these hatreds, and come to know the peace and love of Christ through redeemed fellowship in the Kingdom of God, which
is established from every nation, tribe, people, and language (Revelation 5:9, 7:9). Thomas asked for questions and reminded messengers that since the resolution was coming from a committee, it did not need a second. There were no questions, so he called for a vote, which was unanimously affirmed. RESOLUTION 6 – ON ABUSE AND CARING WELL FOR VICTIMS OF ABUSE WHEREAS, God has created all people in His image with equal value and dignity (Genesis 1:26-27); and WHEREAS, God detests all forms of physical, emotional, and sexual abuse and calls on His people to defend abuse victims (Psalm 82:4) and to stand for justice (Psalm 82:3; Proverbs 31:8-9), and
image of God; and be it further RESOLVED, That we wholeheartedly care for the heart, soul, mind, and body of all victims and urge them to contact civil authorities when appropriate, while giving them protection, care, and support from the local church; and be it further RESOLVED, That we call on all pastors, leaders, and volunteers within the SBC of Virginia to appropriately report abuse allegations to proper authorities to protect victims; and be it further RESOLVED, That through care and compassion we encourage and affirm to all people experiencing the injustice of abuse that they are not at fault and that personal guilt falls directly on the abuser; and be it further
WHEREAS, The Baptist Faith and Message 2000 states, “We should work to provide for the orphaned, the needy, the abused, the aged, the helpless, and the sick” (Article XV); and
RESOLVED, That we call all persons participating and enabling abuse to confess and repent of their sin to God, and to take all appropriate steps to admit their sin to church leaders, victims, and civil authorities; and be it further
WHEREAS, Biblical teaching on relationships neither supports nor fosters, but rather prevents and condemns all forms of abuse (Mark 12:31; Romans 13:10, Ephesians 4:32); now therefore, be it
RESOLVED, That we encourage all pastors and church leaders to be faithful examples, through words and actions, and to speak against all forms of abuse; and be it further
RESOLVED, That the messengers to the SBC of Virginia Annual Homecoming meeting in Roanoke, Virginia, November 10-12, 2019, condemn all forms of physical, emotional, and sexual abuse and repudiate with a unified voice all abusive behavior as unquestionably sinful; and be it further
RESOLVED, That we call on all pastors and church leaders to foster an environment in their churches that is safe for victims to share and to be nurtured biblically; and be it further
RESOLVED, That we acknowledge that all forms of abuse attempt to destroy the Biblical fact that we are all created in the
RESOLVED, That we call on all SBC of Virginia churches to implement specific policies and practices that protect our children, students, and adults from abuse and protect our churches and leaders from
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allegations if the policies are followed appropriately; and be it finally
Care and Adoption. Video and pictures were shown.
RESOLVED, That we affirm that God has created all people in His image with equal value and dignity and affirm the responsibility of all Christians to seek the welfare of the abused.
A thoughtful video of Iceland followed. Past and present missionaries were graciously introduced and received prayer.
Thomas asked for questions and reminded messengers that since the resolution was coming from a committee, it did not need a second. Thomas called for a vote which was unanimously affirmed. The host praise band led worship with Living Hope. Josh Turner, SBCV Church Planting Team Leader and Church Planting Strategist, Central, came to the stage, thanked SBCV churches for church planting and then introduced a video of an SBCV church planter. Featured planter, KJ Washington, Pastor, New Valley Church, Waynesboro, and his sending pastor, Steve Gentry, Village Church, Richmond, came to the platform. Autry returned to the stage, asked all church planters to stand, and led in prayer for Washington. Gentry introduced and prayed for guest speaker Dr. Vance Pitman, Senior Pastor, Hope Church, Las Vegas. Pitman shared an encouraging message from Acts 2. FBRWT returned to the stage to lead worship Ishmael LaBiosa, Media Director, Innovative Faith Resources, came to the platform to introduce Brad Russell, SBCV Mobilization Strategist and Senior Pastor, Old Powhatan Baptist Church, Powhatan, and talk about Family Fusion and Foster 26 | SBC OF VIRGINIA
Thomas called the meeting to order and called Rob Pochek, Senior Pastor, First Baptist Church, Charlottesville, to the stage. Pochek called for the nomination of president. Thomas nominated Dr. Allen McFarland, Senior Pastor, Calvary Evangelical Baptist Church, to serve as President of the Convention. Pochek asked if there were any other nominations and there were none. Messengers expressed unanimous favor for McFarland. Thomas called for nominations for 1st vice president. Derek Futrell, Senior Pastor, Parkway Baptist Church, Moseley, nominated Monty Guice, Senior Pastor, Swift Creek Baptist Church, Midlothian. Thomas asked if there were any other nominations, and there were none. He then called for a vote, which was unanimous in favor of Guice. Thomas called for nominations for 2nd Vice President. Sergio Guardia, SBCV Hispanic Leadership Catalyst and Church/ Pastor Relations Associate, nominated Vernig Suarez, First Baptist Church, Norfolk. Thomas asked if there were any other nominations, and there were none. He then called for a vote, which was unanimously in favor of Suarez. Thomas called for nominations for Secretary. Gary Horton, Sky View Missionary Baptist Church, Hillsville, nominated Jim Drake, Senior Pastor, Parkview Baptist Church, Bluefield.
Thomas asked for other nominations, and there were none. He then called for a vote, which was unanimously in favor of Drake. Rusty Small, SBCV Revitalization Strategy Leader, came to the stage and congratulated the officers. Two videos were shown; First Southern Baptist Church (Hurt, VA) and Thom Rainer Revitalize Network. Small recognized Charles Shannon, SBCV Church/Pastor Relations and Senior Pastor, The Mission Church, Norfolk, who introduced Thomas as the next speaker and led in prayer. Thomas brought a message from 2 Corinthians 5, “The Love that Constrains Us”. Thomas concluded his message with prayer. Thomas invited Autry and outgoing Convention Officers to the stage. Appreciation was shown for their service. He then invited newly elected officers to join them on the stage. Prayer was given for newly elected officers.
Autry then announced the 2020 Annual Homecoming details: November 8-10, The Heights Baptist Church, Colonial Heights, with keynote speakers Paul Chitwood, Danny Akin, A.B. Vines, and Bruce Frank Booth gave the benediction. FBRWT lead the closing song, “Glorious Day.” Praise the Lord! IN HIS SERVICE,
REV. TIM MA SBCV Secretary MRS. KIMBERLY MCDANIEL Recording Secretary
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COOPERATIVE PROGRAM CONTRIBUTIONS The following gifts were received in the SBC of Virginia office Sept. 1, 2019 through Aug. 31, 2020. These gifts represent the most recent 12-month period for which giving records are available. The 2020 total (Sept. 1, 2019 through Aug. 31, 2020) is used to determine the number of messengers per church as required by the SBCV Constitution (Article V, Section C). CHURCH
9/1/19-8/31/20
CHURCH
9/1/19-8/31/20
701 Korean-Lynchburg
$400.00
Beit Ilhubiz-Sterling
$0.00
Abundant Hope-Gates NC
$3,900.00
Belle View-Alexandria
$1,241.95
Access/17th Street-Roanoke
$2,191.30
Belmont-Roanoke
$3,666.64
Adial-Faber
$0.00
Bethany Place-Richmond
$57,349.35
Agape Chinese-Fairfax
$2,104.17
Bethel Evangelical-Richmond
$0.00
Agape Chinese-Manassas
$1,996.00
Bethel-Bloxom
$2,598.00
Alabaster-Lynchburg
$0.00
Bethel-Chesapeake
$17,959.80
Alberene-North Garden
$0.00
Bethel-Evington
$2,056.00
Aletheia Chinese-Richmond
$234.50
Bethel-Palmyra
$2,625.00
Aletheia-Harrisonburg
$900.00
Bethel-Salem
$38,886.94
Alexander-Chesapeake
$11,246.00
Bethel-Yorktown
$240,505.60
All Peoples-Fairfax
$17,400.56
Bethlehem-Dillwyn
$9,000.00
Amazing Grace-Washington DC
$0.00
Bethlehem-Evington
$680.00
Ambiente De Gracia-Fairfax Station
$0.00
Bethlehem-North Chesterfield
$36,552.48
Better Life Arabic-Manassas
$0.00
Amelia-Amelia
$20,487.00
Beulah-Kents Store
$18,653.01
Amissville-Amissville
$16,742.51
Beulah-Lynchburg
$49,367.31
Annandale Bible-Annandale
$303.95
Biblica Bautista-Leesburg
$830.69
Arabic New Life-Fairfax Station
$0.00
Biblica Bautista-Manassas
$1,217.00
Arlington-Arlington
$1,250.00
Blackwater-Virginia Beach
$3,500.00
Artesian-Big Stone Gap
$2,109.92
Blue Ridge-Galax
$2,186.00
Atlantic Shores-VA Beach
$6,500.00
$2,045.71
Bacon’s Castle-Surry
$18,091.56
B’nai Avraham MessianicHampton
Battery Park-Battery Park
$5,114.95
Bon Air-Arlington
$0.00
Beacon Light-St. Charles
$658.75
Boones Mill-Boones Mill
$7,583.00
Beaverdam-Beaverdam
$10,000.00
Boyce-Boyce
$2,140.47
Bedrock-Bedford
$82,661.82
Bradley Street-Bristol
$0.00
Bedrock-Franklin County
$4,326.68
$3,009.88
Bedrock-Lynchburg
$32,569.22
Braveheart CommunityFredericksburg
Bedrock-Roanoke
$27,386.90
Brent-Lox-Chesapeake
$3,404.80
Beech Grove-Galax
$750.00
Brentwood-Norfolk
$3,094.30
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CHURCH
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CHURCH
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Bridgepoint-Gloucester
$1,400.00
Charity-Prince George
$6,361.00
Bridge-Silver Spring MD
$0.00
Charlottesville-Charlottesville
$20,000.04
Broad Run-New Baltimore
$18,387.00
Chatmoss-Martinsville
$140.00
Broadway-Onancock
$1,855.00
Chester Gap-Chester Gap
$10,897.00
Brook-Virginia Beach
$0.00
Chinese American Family Bible
$0.00
Brush Creek-Independence
$2,153.64
Christ Fellowship-Williamsburg
$18,435.00
Called By Jesus-Manassas
$250.00
Christ First-Norfolk
$50.00
Calvary Evangelical-Portsmouth
$7,500.00
Christ First-Suffolk
$700.00
Calvary Hill Fellowship-Fairfax
$0.00
Christ Revealed-Leesburg
$1,687.20
Calvary Life-GaithersburgMD
$0.00
Christ-Amherst
$2,200.00
Calvary Road-Alexandria
$12,000.00
Christian Fellowship-Swoope
$0.00
Calvary Temple-Norfolk
$1,200.00
Christian Life-Jonesville
$7,201.42
Calvary-Altavista
$1,200.00
Christiansburg-Christiansburg
$12,744.00
Calvary-Appalachia
$100.00
Church United-Staunton
$3,819.49
Calvary-Charlottesville
$0.00
City Light-Woodbridge
$10,801.07
Calvary-Danville
$8,570.37
CityLight-FallsChurch
$0.00
Calvary-Galax
$400.00
Claremont-Claremont
$3,500.00
Calvary-Martinsville
$0.00
ClearView-Waynesboro
$3,165.01
Calvary-Orange
$2,650.00
Clifford-Amherst
$94,008.83
Calvary-Portsmouth
$1,655.00
Clifton-Clifton
$5,256.00
Calvary-Pound
$630.00
Clover-Clover
$1,500.00
Calvary-Staunton
$107,781.82
Coastal-Yorktown
$2,250.00
Calvary-Williamsburg
$1,110.00
Collinswood-Agape - Portsmouth
$600.00
Calvary-Winchester
$3,616.64
Community-Collinsville
$15,558.54
Camp of Faith-Stephens City
$13,977.78
Community-Orange
$625.40
Campbell Avenue-Lynchburg
$4,155.32
Community-Rustburg
$0.00
Campo Blanco-Leesburg
$1,896.58
CommUNITY-Salem
$8,343.22
Cardinal-Ruther Glen
$11,261.58
Compassion-Danville
$0.00
Carrollton-Carrollton
$9,720.25
Concord-Charlotte Court House
$9,893.20
Cartersville-Cartersville
$3,750.00
Concord-Farmville
$20,147.34
Catalyst-Newport News
$20,940.98
Conexiรณn-North Chesterfield
$661.81
Catawba Valley-Troutville
$3,250.00
Connection-Roanoke
$5,759.00
Catawba-Nathalie
$1,675.00
Connelly-Roanoke
$5,013.16
Cave Spring-Roanoke
$139,944.92
Corinth-New Kent
$0.00
Cedar Bluff-Atkins
$30,284.00
Corner Stone-Monroe
$600.00
Center-Charlottesville
$17,857.83
Cornerstone-Chase City
$8,129.50
CenterPoint-Mechanicsville
$700.00
Cornerstone-Fredericksburg
$12,000.00
Central Union-WashDC
$0.00
County Line-Java
$4,941.00
Centreville-Centreville
$57,526.87
Covenant-Fredericksburg
$7,200.00
CESI-North Chesterfield
$0.00
Covenant-Martinsville
$1,200.00
Charity Korean-American Hopewell
$2,946.00
Covenant-Pulaski
$0.00
Covesville-Covesville
$1,125.00
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CHURCH
9/1/19-8/31/20
CHURCH
9/1/19-8/31/20
Craig Valley-New Castle
$6,163.35
Enon-Chester
$34,810.63
Craigs-Spotsylvania
$0.00
Ephesus-Dunnsville
$1,500.00
Crewe-Crewe
$19,040.00
Essential-Virginia Beach
$15,000.00
Crooked Oak-Hillsville
$1,277.00
Euclid Avenue-Bristol
$29,388.72
Cross Road-Richmond
$2,000.00
Eureka-Keysville
$1,756.00
Crosslink-Rockingham
$13,000.00
Evergreen-Appomattox
$29,337.00
Crossroads-Glade Spring
$0.00
Exmore-Exmore
$15,310.00
Crossroads-Leesburg
$3,446.92
Fair Havens-Chesterfield
$1,200.00
Cruce de Caminos-Leesburg
$0.00
Fairmont-Boones Mill
$5,000.00
Crystal Spring-Roanoke
$16,025.62
Fairview Heights-Portsmouth
$470.00
Cullen-Cullen
$435.00
Fairystone-Stuart
$1,300.00
Cut Banks-McKenney
$0.00
Faith Mountain-Lexington
$8,116.75
Dale City-Dale City
$42,777.08
Faith-Fredericksburg
$1,206.00
Daleville-Daleville
$4,530.00
Faith-Mathews
$12,447.35
De Las Americas-Lynchburg
$800.00
Faith-Richmond
$0.00
Deep Creek-Chesapeake
$52,429.20
Faith-Salem
$1,958.68
Deep Springs-Dryden
$1,941.96
Faith-Stuart
$0.00
Deer Valley-Chilhowie
$0.00
FaithWalk-Middletown
$3,280.00
Deerfield-Deerfield
$2,880.28
Falling Creek-Richmond
$130.00
Del Ray-Alexandria
$2,000.00
Falling Water-Marion
$5,963.52
Diamond Hill-Moneta
$250.00
Fellowship-Mechanicsville
$3,256.68
Disciple-Richmond
$2,471.84
Fellowship-Salem
$127,434.01
Disciples Way-Bristol
$50.00
Fellowship-Southwest
$37,006.35
Discover-Chesapeake
$12,600.00
Fellowship-Spotsylvania
$4,500.00
Doe Run-Ararat
$1,247.58
Fil-Am-Springfield
$3,000.00
DOL-DAN-Manassas
$100.00
Fincastle-Fincastle
$62,074.34
Dolphin-Dolphin
$6,776.86
Fincastle-Tazewell
$7,650.92
East End-Marion
$3,423.13
Fine Creek-Powhatan
$6,720.00
East Stone Gap-East Stone Gap
$6,467.07
Finney-Honaker
$1,200.00
Ebenezer-Callaway
$11,171.11
First Bethel-Upper MarlboroMD
$500.00
Edge Hill-Hurt
$750.00
First Romanian-Stafford
$0.00
Edward Avenue-Waynesboro
$15,918.00
First Russian-Richmond
$0.00
El Camino-Richmond
$600.00
First Southern-Hurt
$4,673.28
El Refugio-Richmond
$3,005.60
First-Bassett
$18,300.00
El Shaddai-Bristol
$300.00
First-Charlottesville
$173,815.65
Eley’s-Fredericksburg
$0.00
First-Damascus
$22,000.08
Elon-Madison Heights
$16,747.97
First-Grottoes
$1,200.00
Elon-Pamplin
$16,750.00
First-Jonesville
$0.00
Emmanuel Eritrean-Arlington
$1,200.00
First-MartinsburgWV
$9,347.93
Emmanuel-Manassas
$15,598.00
First-Millstone-Nathalie
$8,824.01
Emmanuel-TempleHillsMD
$0.00
First-New Church
$2,974.00
Emmanuel-Virginia Beach
$0.00
First-Norfolk
$110,401.42
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CHURCH
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CHURCH
9/1/19-8/31/20
First-Pennington Gap
$0.00
Grace Filipino-Woodbridge
$9,614.20
First-Pound
$0.00
Grace Harvest-Amelia
$3,999.96
First-Roanoke
$166,708.24
Grace Hill-Herndon
$6,500.00
First-St. Charles
$12,224.54
Grace International-Springfield
$2,361.00
First-Suffolk
$92,102.66
$1,663.16
First-Woodbridge
$46,599.96
Grace United FamilyMechanicsville
Fishersville-Fishersville
$16,958.41 $2,683.70
Grace VietnameseFredericksburg
$200.00
Flat Gap-Pound Flat Ridge-Cana
$550.00
Grace-Abingdon
$7,767.00
Fluvanna-Scottsville
$21,659.00
Grace-Altavista
$8,468.00
Forest Hill-Skippers
$8,925.25
Grace-Bristol
$1,077.25
Forest Lawn-Danville
$730.20
Grace-Charlottesville
$600.00
Forest-Forest
$120,562.16
Grace-Fries
$4,538.16
Fork-Bumpass
$7,000.00
Grace-Haysi
$727.00
Fork-Scottsburg
$1,515.00
Gracelife-Christiansburg
$66,143.16
Foundation-Fredericksburg
$0.00
Grace-Madison Heights
$0.00
Fox Hill Road-Hampton
$18,736.29
Grace-New Castle
$1,750.00
Franconia-Alexandria
$21,811.66
Grace-Pennington Gap
$0.00
Franklin Heights-Rocky Mount
$125,000.04
GracePointe-Madison Heights
$648.00
Free Union-Free Union
$3,906.50
GracePointe-Williamsburg
$10,097.78
Freedom-Fancy Gap
$2,943.71
Gracepoint-Fairfax
$0.00
Freedom-Forest
$500.00
Grace-Richmond
$9,310.47
Fries-Fries
$6,405.00
Grace-Stuart
$9,351.26
Fuller-Martinsville
$2,859.00
Grace-Tappahannock
$1,800.00
Fullness Of Christ-Alexandria
$1,972.85
Grace-Virgilina
$38,500.00
Furnace Creek-Rocky Mount
$7,806.00
Gracia Eterna-Dumfries
$200.00
Garden-Oakwood
$1,818.47
Gracia Sobre Gracia-Glen Allen
$765.00
Gethsemane-Richlands
$4,935.00
Grafton-Yorktown
$0.00
Gilgal Evangelical-Alexandria
$982.50
Gran Comision-Burke
$500.00
Gilgal Evangelical-Silver Spring
$1,966.78
Great Bridge-Chesapeake
$152,776.50
Glade Creek-Blue Ridge
$0.00
Great Neck-Virginia Beach
$2,250.00
Glasgow-Glasgow
$3,600.00
Greater Grace-Afton
$4,494.20
Glen Hill-Ringgold
$0.00
Greater Love-WashingtonDC
$0.00
Glen Lyn-Glen Lyn
$202.66
Green Lakes-Portsmouth
$10,280.48
Glenwood-Troutdale
$800.00
Green Ridge-Roanoke
$60,071.48
Glenwood-Virginia Beach
$1,200.00
Green Run-Virginia Beach
$500.00
God’s Storehouse-NChesterfield
$16,904.58
Grove Avenue-Richmond
$206,569.33
Good Hope-Spotsylvania
$13,175.00
Grove-Goldvein
$1,681.86
Good News-Alexandria
$3,000.00
Grundy-Grundy
$3,543.46
Good Shepherd-Christiansburg
$500.00
Guilford dba Sterling Park
$750.00
Goshen-Spotsylvania
$28,735.00
Gunston-Lorton
$650.00
Grace and Glory-Potomac Falls
$1,000.00
Hamilton-Hamilton
$103,330.00
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Hampstead-MD
$22,825.00
Image-BoydsMD
$729.00
Hampton Roads FellowshipNewport News
$5,750.00
Image-Woodbridge
$1,200.00
Immanuel-Chesapeake
$8,550.00
Hampton Roads-Hampton
$1,640.00
Impact Evangelical-Springfield
$63.50
Hanover-King George
$100.00
Impact-Centreville
$18,763.38
Harman-Grundy
$8,800.00
Indian River-Chesapeake
$25,777.22
Harvest Bible-Paeonian Springs
$5,743.25
Indo Pak-Lanham MD
$0.00
Harvest-Carson
$2,115.00
Ingleside-Norfolk
$0.00
Harvest-Gretna
$0.00
International-Richmond
$0.00
Harvest-Mechanicsville
$45,459.96
Iron Horse-Chesapeake
$10,094.65
Harvest-Smithfield
$72,506.71
Ironbridge-Chesterfield
$24,688.61
Hatcher’s Memorial-Bristow
$2,500.00
Island-Chincoteague
$2,000.00
Haw Orchard-Mouth of Wilson
$0.00
Ivy Spring-Swords Creek
$600.00
Healing Springs-Hot Springs
$1,299.96
Jefferson Park-Charlottesville
$666.72
Hebron-Gore
$209.00
Jeffersonton-Jeffersonton
$16,016.00
Hebron-Spotsylvania
$3,000.00
Jerusalem-Fairfax Station
$14,400.00
Henry-Henry
$1,600.00
Jesus de Nazaret-N.Chesterfield
$0.00
Herndon Bible-Herndon
$4,349.71
Jonesboro-Roseland
$1,500.00
Hickory Ridge-Chesapeake
$3,400.00
Journey II-Williamsburg
$3,464.49
Highland-Portsmouth
$600.00
Journey-Quinton
$1,500.00
Highlands-Abingdon
$0.00
Kalameh Persian-Henrico
$0.00
Hill City-Lynchburg
$0.00
Keeling-Keeling
$2,500.00
Hill Memorial-Martinsville
$0.00
Kempsville-Virginia Beach
$98,978.06
Hillcrest-Ridgeway
$60,896.22
Kerrs Creek-Lexington
$0.00
Hillcrest-Temple Hills MD
$0.00
$670.00
Hispana Guilford-Sterling
$2,520.00
Kingdom of God-Silver SpringsMD
Hollins Road-Roanoke
$6,859.00
Kingdom-Fredericksburg
$0.00
Hollywood-Chatham
$6,000.00
Kings Highway-Fredericksburg
$0.00
Hope Community-Arlington
$2,530.50
Kingsland-N.Chesterfield
$52,518.01
Hope Fellowship-Ashburn
$600.00
Kingsway-Bristol
$1,350.00
Hope Hill-Manassas
$750.00
Knotts Island-Knotts Island NC
$2,885.10
Hope Valley-Christiansburg
$12,945.90
Koinonia-Chester
$0.00
Hope-Blacksburg
$873.20
Korean American-Annandale
$750.00
Hope-Cana
$20,345.23
Korean Mission-Hopewell
$0.00
Hope-Danville
$3,750.00
Korean-Alexandria
$1,620.00
Hopeful-Montpelier
$14,690.00
Lake Drummond-Chesapeake
$15,595.00
Hope-Martinsville
$0.00
Lakewood-Evington
$15,400.00
Household of God-Alexandria
$0.00
Lambsburg-Lambsburg
$710.00
Hume-Markham
$452.71
Laurel Hill-Charlottesville
$2,333.24
Hunting Creek-Big Island
$11,924.00
Laurel Hill-Mouth of Wilson
$0.00
Hyland Heights-Rustburg
$19,367.53
Leawood-Lynchburg
$280.00
Iglesia-Manassas
$0.00
Legacy-Ruckersville
$2,300.00
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Liberty Chapel-Appomattox
$1,708.00
Middle Fork-Chilhowie
$500.00
Liberty Hill-Troutdale
$0.00
Midlothian-Midlothian
$650.00
Liberty-Appomattox
$58,592.44
Midway-Galax
$4,500.00
Liberty-Hampton
$202,500.00
Midway-Mount Airy NC
$0.00
Liberty-Hopewell
$2,500.00
Midway-Phenix
$18,409.33
Liberty-Lanexa
$29,943.62
Mill Creek-Henry
$1,255.00
Life Community-Alexandria
$200.00
Mill Swamp-Ivor
$18,493.69
Life Journey-Crozet
$0.00
Mineral Springs-Gladstone
$1,600.00
Life Pointe-Roanoke
$0.00
Mineral Springs-Vinton
$5,800.00
Lifeline-N.Chesterfield
$700.00
Misionera-Richmond
$1,670.00
Life-Nova
$50.00
Mission Community-Chester
$12,768.38
LifePoint-Chesapeake
$9,964.54
Mission-Norfolk
$1,000.00
Lifepoint-Fredericksburg
$0.00
Monumental-Petersburg
$22,058.13
Lifesong-Mineral
$9,879.67
Morgans-Bedford
$0.00
Light of Hope-Blackstone
$0.00
Mosaic-Fairfax
$13,717.39
Light of the World-Chesterfield
$0.00
Mosaic-Hampton Roads
$0.00
Lime Hill-Bristol
$1,630.97
Mosaic-Winchester
$7,308.20
Little River-Bumpass
$18,940.46
$3,719.40
Lively Stones-Pelham NC
$0.00
Mount Calvary-South Chesterfield
Living Water-Laurel MD
$0.00
Mount Carmel-Rocky Mount
$0.00
Living Word Deaf-Forest
$900.00
Mount Eagle-Charlottesville
$1,000.00
$23,500.00
Mount Ed-Afton
$7,011.64
LivingStone-Colonial Beach
$2,400.00
Mount Hermon-Danville
$102,960.59
Locus-MiddlesboroKY
$0.00
Mount Holly-Remington
$13,155.77
London Bridge-Virginia Beach
$172,498.00
Mount Lebanon-Boston
$19,751.50
Longdale-Eagle Rock
$1,900.00
Mount Olivet-Copper Hill
$1,200.00
Loudoun Valley-Purcellville
$11,073.92
Mount Pleasant-Colonial Heights
$146,812.25
Lynchburg Chinese-Lynchburg
$1,200.00
Mount Zion-Montvale
$992.44
$120.00
Mountain View-Blue Ridge
$600.00
Maranatha-Exmore
$1,000.00
Mountain View-Catawba
$4,840.12
Maranatha-Windsor
$370.94
Mountain View-Independence
$29,709.15
$26,349.46
Mountain View-King George
$21,093.00
Matoaca-South Chesterfield
$29,660.49
Movement-Richmond
$62,136.78
Mayflower-Roanoke
$0.00
Mt. Carmel-Midland
$7,140.00
Maysville-Buckingham
$4,219.00
Mt. Carmel-Pennington Gap
$1,000.00
McLean Bible-Vienna
$100,000.00
Mt. Nebo-Keysville
$7,263.54
Mecklenburg-South Hill
$8,639.94
Mt. Tirzah-Charlotte Court House
$4,588.30
Memorial-Columbia
$0.00
Mt. Zion-Tappahannock
$6,035.00
$2,498.38
Nansemond River-Suffolk
$73,039.63
Memorial-Port Royal
$6,660.93
Natural Bridge-Natural Bridge
$2,750.00
Memorial-Pulaski
$14,535.37
New Bridge-Sandston
$52,618.28
$12,811.24
New Century-Roanoke
$14,400.00
Living Word-Forest
Lynchburg City-Lynchburg
Marion-Chatham
Memorial-Louisa
Menchville-Newport News
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New City-Manassas
$3,749.67
Oak Grove-Colonial Beach
$6,374.85
New Hope-Chesterfield
$1,835.07
Oak Grove-Keeling
$0.00
New Hope-Cross Junction
$3,137.00
Oak Hall-Sandston
$3,767.85
New Hope-Gordonsville
$0.00
Oakdale-Madison Heights
$275.00
New Hope-Lottsburg
$8,668.31
Oakland-King George
$2,750.00
New Hope-New Kent
$0.00
Oakland-Richardsville
$900.00
New Hope-Tappahannock
$350.00
Oaklawn-SouthChesterfield
$3,525.25
New Horizon-Fairfax Station
$0.00
Oakton-Chantilly
$8,100.00
New Jerusalem-Aldie
$1,200.00
Oasis-Monroe
$1,160.00
New Journey-Midlothian
$523.00
Occoquan-Woodbridge
$500.00
New Life-Ferrum
$2,301.03
Old Powhatan-Powhatan
$26,579.79
New Life-Gordonsville
$0.00
Onancock-Onancock
$53,348.86
New Life-Louisa
$18,416.58
Onley-Onley
$2,100.00
New Life-New Hope
$4,224.36
Open Bible-Roanoke
$1,671.00
New Life-Roanoke
$0.00
Open Door-Culpeper
$4,308.00
New River Valley-Christiansburg
$359.00
Open Door-Newport News
$0.00
New Song-Virginia Beach
$7,690.92
Palestine-Huddleston
$23,590.31
New Valley-Waynesboro
$7,277.80
Parkview-Bluefield
$14,973.40
Newmarket-Newport News
$1,200.00
Parkway-Moseley
$136,780.85
Newville-Waverly
$1,500.00
Pathway dba Camo Church
$4,618.00
Next Level-Yorktown
$0.00
Pecks-Bedford
$21,200.09
North Bedford-Forest
$27,461.71
Peninsula Korean-Newport News
$6,000.00
North Bristol-Bristol
$6,002.44
Petsworth-Gloucester
$13,820.05
North Main-Danville
$45,057.54
Pillar-Dumfries
$7,625.00
North Roanoke-Roanoke
$24,537.61
Pillar-WashingtonDC
$12,069.48
North Stafford-Stafford
$700.00
Pillar-Woodlawn-Alexandria
$13,774.33
Northern Virginia Grace-Vienna
$600.00
Pine Chapel-Hampton
$3,888.00
Northside-Charlottesville
$2,400.00
Pine Grove-Dugspur
$6,844.00
Northside-Fredericksburg
$4,830.20
Pine Grove-North Dinwiddie
$1,650.00
Northstar-Blacksburg
$11,722.42
Pinecrest-Portsmouth
$37,653.09
NorthStar-Bristol
$1,200.00
Piney Fork-Gretna
$11,405.88
Northwood-Saltville
$3,096.50
Pioneer-Max Meadows
$1,200.00
Norview-Norfolk
$2,327.33
Plantation-Roanoke
$1,400.00
Norwood-Forest
$0.00
Pleasant Grove-Dillwyn
$0.00
Nueva Esperanza-Arlington
$0.00
Pleasant Grove-Galax
$0.00
Nueva Esperanza-N.Chesterfield
$2,120.34
Pleasant Grove-MD
$2,000.00
Nueva Esperanza-Petersburg
$0.00
Pleasant View-Lynchburg
$39,115.85
Nueva Vida-Piney River
$445.74
Point Harbor-Chesapeake
$150.00
Nuevo Amanecer-Collinsville
$942.80
Poquoson-Poquoson
$13,190.16
Oak Chapel-Orange
$2,148.00
Potomac-Potomac Falls
$1,375.00
Oak Grove-Big Stone Gap
$1,390.22
Preston Oaks-Roanoke
$20,781.89
Oak Grove-Chesterfield
$44,397.63
Prillaman-Ferrum
$2,050.00
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Primera Iglesia-Roanoke
$0.00
RiverWay-Midlothian
$0.00
Primera Iglesia-Virginia Beach
$0.00
Roanoke Chinese-Roanoke
$0.00
Prince George-Prince George
$0.00
Roanoke Deaf-Roanoke
$0.00
Princess Anne-Virginia Beach
$2,799.00
Roca Eterna-Stafford
$0.00
Providence-Hayes
$23,771.29
Rock Hill-Stafford
$7,238.66
Quaker-Bedford
$6,209.90
Rocky Mount-Rocky Mount
$22,127.00
Quantico-Quantico
$0.00
Root RVA-Midlothian
$9,263.28
Radford-Moneta
$6,130.00
Rosedale-Abingdon
$11,362.21
Radical City-Portsmouth
$0.00
Safe Harbor-Bedford
$0.00
Ragland-Sandy Hook
$28,170.68
Salem-Manakin Sabot
$33,606.94
Rainbow Forest-Troutville
$0.00
Salem-North Chesterfield
$0.00
Ramoth-Stafford
$87,857.11
Salem-Salem
$44,955.49
Red Lane-Powhatan
$28,400.00
Saltville-Saltville
$0.00
Redeemer-Bristow
$6,007.00
Samuel Harris-Chatham
$3,410.33
Redeemer-King George
$4,072.47
Sandy Creek-Jetersville
$12,361.92
Redeemer-WashingtonDC
$2,000.00
Sandy Level-Sandy Level
$0.00
Redeeming Grace-Fairfax
$500.00
Sarepta-Blackwater
$917.70
Redeeming Grace-Lynchburg
$314.56
Seaford-Seaford
$15,650.00
Redeeming Grace-Mathews
$3,080.87
Second Chance-Petersburg
$13,777.16
Redemption-Roanoke
$1,914.70
Second-South Boston
$2,874.19
Reformation-Newport News
$3,750.00
Sedalia-Big Island
$19,726.26
Remnant-Richmond
$0.00
Seed International-Richmond
$250.00
Renewal-Bristow
$0.00
Shady Grove-Thaxton
$9,946.00
Resonate-Midlothian
$5,762.83
Sharon-Danville
$1,200.00
Restauraciรณn-Strasburg
$0.00
Sharon-Rural Retreat
$6,962.00
Reston Community-Reston
$400.00 $1,000.00
Shenandoah Valley-Stephens City
$0.00
Restoration City-Arlington Restoration-DC Metro
$2,400.00
Shenandoah-Shenandoah
$1,495.00
$6,333.36
Shenandoah-Waynesboro
$1,000.00
Revival-Alexandria
$0.00
Shenandoah-Woodstock
$12,615.74
Rileyville-Rileyville
$60,446.03
SherLynd-Lyndhurst
$9,600.00
$200,004.00
Shermont-Danville
$3,771.95
River of Life-Franklin
$600.00
Shiloh-Carson
$3,345.18
River Rock-Ruther Glen
$0.00
Silver Leaf-Rose Hill
$3,131.93
Rivercrest Christian-Chesapeake
$600.00
Skinquarter-Moseley
$0.00
Riverdale-Roanoke
$8,451.55
Sky View-Fancy Gap
$50,764.17
River-MadisonHeights
$6,000.00
Smith Memorial-Williamsburg
$81,113.53
Riverside-Lynchburg
$2,400.00
Smyrna-Dinwiddie
$14,167.31
$0.00
Snow Hill-Galax
$10,800.00
Riverside-Norfolk
$5,366.68
Sojourn-Fairfax
$0.00
Riverview Korean-Woodbridge
$2,639.10
Sojourn-Floyd
$1,992.92
$0.00
Sonlight-Chesapeake
$14,278.00
Restoration-Hampton
River Oak-Chesapeake
Riverside-Newport News
Riverview-Woodbridge
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SonRise-Pembroke-Virginia Beach
$6,000.00
The Way City-Woodbridge
$6,696.00
The Way-Henrico
$6,988.72
Soul Purpose-Bealeton
$12,866.99
Thirst-Silver SpringMD
$1,879.13
South Anna-Mineral
$4,127.00
Thomas Road-Lynchburg
$6,500.00
South City-Richmond
$3,260.49
Thomas Village-Duffield
$19,058.00
South Fork-Marion
$3,000.00
Timber Ridge-Bedford
$13,066.59
South Norfolk-Chesapeake
$3,683.34
Totuskey-Warsaw
$6,412.50
South Quay-Suffolk
$0.00
$10,159.09
Southside-South Boston
$1,200.00
Transformation-North Chesterfield
Southside-Suffolk
$25,172.03
Travelers Rest-Spotsylvania
$12,500.00
Spears Mountain-Gladstone
$1,730.12
Trinity-Ashburn
$0.00
Spotswood-Fredericksburg
$311,579.26
Trinity-Bedford
$21,414.70
Spotsylvania-Spotsylvania
$5,626.60
Trinity-Hampton
$2,200.00
Spout Spring-Spout Spring
$3,000.00
Troutdale-Troutdale
$500.00
Spring Creek-Cullen
$2,000.00
True Vine-Midlothian
$0.00
Stafford-Stafford
$14,400.00
True Word-Franklin
$0.00
Staples Mill-Glen Allen
$131,192.97
Truth-Salem
$1,921.88
Staunton River dba River Church
$371.91
$13,087.87
Staunton-Huddleston
$14,844.01
Tsena Commocko-Providence Forge
Stevensburg-Stevensburg
$18,495.00
Tucker Swamp-Zuni
$19,908.00
$500.00
Turning Hearts-WashingtonDC
$0.00
Stone Creek-Danville
$400.00
Tussekiah-Meherrin
$12,420.00
Story-Virginia Beach
$0.00
Twin Oaks-Ferrum
$6,505.00
$4,395.00
Union Chapel-Lynch Station
$5,523.54
Suck Spring-Bedford
$14,177.50
Union-Chincoteague
$36,158.65
Sugar Grove-Sugar Grove
$0.00
Union-Hayes
$47,152.00
$0.00
Unity-Prince George
$9,813.20
Swan Creek-Gladys
$0.00
Upperville-Upperville
$0.00
Swift Creek-Colonial Heights
$35,073.37
Valley Street-Abingdon
$500.00
Swift Creek-Midlothian
$144,361.64
Valley View-Abingdon
$0.00
$28,800.00
Valley-Radford
$0.00
Tabernacle-Newport News
$24,469.54
Vansant-Vansant
$11,057.29
Tabernacle-Richmond
$702.90
Veritas City-WashingtonDC
$2,500.00
$0.00
Vertical Church-Glen Allen
$5,250.00
Temple-Temple Hills MD
$4,885.00
Vertical Life-Thornburg
$0.00
Terrace View-Forest
$1,000.00
Victory-Stafford
$2,400.00
$216,797.00
Victory-Virginia Beach
$0.00
The Hill-Roanoke
$2,851.00
Vida Nueva-Richmond
$300.00
The Point-Charlottesville
$3,600.00
Villa Heights-Roanoke
$61,513.86
The Presence of GodSilverSpringMD
$0.00
Village-Churchville
$2,225.61
Village-Midlothian
$38,570.66
The Rescue-Portsmouth
$0.00
Virginia Beach Beacon
$37,089.55
Stokesland-Danville
Straightstone-Long Island
Sumerduck-Sumerduck
Tabernacle-Danville
Tabernรกculo-Woodbridge
The Heights-South Chesterfield
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Virginia Central-Burke
$0.00
Walnut Grove-Bristol
$6,153.00
Walnut Grove-Montvale
$600.00
Warwick-Newport News
$600.00
Waterfront-DC
$5,250.00
Water’s Edge-Clarksville
$825.00
Waters Edge-Yorktown
$5,000.00
Waverly Place-Roanoke
$5,540.57
Waverly-Waverly
$9,828.00
Wayne Hills Deaf-Waynesboro
$845.00
Wayne Hills-Waynesboro
$48,137.45
West End-Richmond
$3,000.00
West Salem-Salem
$0.00
Western Branch-Suffolk
$11,600.00
Western Heights-North Dinwiddie $32,357.89 Westlake-Moneta
$4,782.50
Westmont-Johnstown PA
$0.00
Westwood-Waynesboro
$6,287.50
White Rock-Hardy
$7,316.64
Willis Memorial-Cascade
$700.00
Willow-Charlottesville
$1,000.00
Winchester-Winchester
$0.00
Windsor Hills-Roanoke
$2,500.00
Windsor-Windsor
$8,190.00
Winfall-Gladys
$0.00
Winn’s-Glen Allen
$47,000.00
Woodlawn-Danville
$5,300.00
Woodlawn-Hopewell
$950.00
Worsham-Farmville
$16,004.74
Yellow Branch-Rustburg
$303.99
Zion Hill-Fincastle
$5,000.00
Zion-Orange
$32,488.89
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CONSTITUTION SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONSERVATIVES OF VIRGINIA Adopted November 2003 • Revised November 2011 ARTICLE I – NAME The name of this organization shall be Southern Baptist Conservatives of Virginia, hereinafter sometimes referred to as SBCV or SBC of Virginia.
ARTICLE II – PURPOSE As an autonomous state convention cooperating with the Southern Baptist Convention, the SBCV is a fellowship of Southern Baptist Convention churches cooperating to assist local congregations in their task of fulfilling the Great Commission as commanded by our Lord Jesus Christ.
ARTICLE III – DOCTRINAL POSITION We believe that the Bible is the verbally inspired Word of God, wholly without error as originally given by God, and is sufficient as our only infallible rule of faith and practice. We deny that other books are inspired by God in the same way as the Bible. The fundamental truths to which we are committed are expressed in The Baptist Faith and Message, 2000, with the clarification of inerrancy as described above. The doctrinal position of the Southern Baptist Conservatives of Virginia shall not be binding upon any local church; however, the SBCV recognizes its right and responsibility to determine its identity, including doctrinal parameters, and to include within its affiliation those churches who can freely agree with it, and to exclude those churches that do not.
ARTICLE IV – RELATIONSHIPS While autonomous in its own affairs, Southern Baptist Conservatives of Virginia, recognizing the autonomy of other Baptist bodies, disclaims all right of exercising authority over any church, association, or
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convention. However, the Southern Baptist Conservatives of Virginia may rescind the affiliation of any church, which shall, in the judgment of Southern Baptist Conservatives of Virginia, depart in doctrine or practice from the affiliation qualifications set forth in the Constitution and Bylaws. Southern Baptist Conservatives of Virginia is open to cooperation with other Christian bodies insofar as the SBCV determines that such cooperation does not compromise the doctrinal stance of the SBCV.
ARTICLE V – AFFILIATION A . A F F I L I AT ION QUA L I F IC AT ION S : An affiliated church must agree with the foundational beliefs of the SBCV set forth in the Constitution and Bylaws. Affiliated Churches must actively cooperate with the work of the SBCV through regular financial support to the Cooperative Program.
B. METHOD OF CHURCH’S B E C OM I NG A F F I L I AT E D : 1. Any Baptist church desiring affiliation in this body shall complete an affiliation application indicating agreement with the doctrinal position of the SBCV and make an initial contribution to the SBCV. Such application must be received at the state office at least two months prior to the Annual Meeting. 2. All churches having submitted an affiliation application shall be examined by the Executive Board (or a designated subcommittee thereof) as to their qualifications. If found acceptable, the Executive Board will grant provisional affiliation status to the applicant church. The Executive Board will present all applicant churches to the next Annual Meeting with an affirmative or negative recommendation.
3. All churches receiving at least 3/4 affirmative majority at the Annual Meeting shall be granted affiliation (hereinafter known as Affiliated Churches).
C . RE P RE S E N TAT ION AT M E E T I NG S OF T H I S BODY. 1. Affiliated Churches shall be entitled to send Messengers to the Annual Meeting. Each Affiliated Church shall be entitled to two (2) Messengers. The number of Messengers after the first two shall be calculated as follows: One additional Messenger for each $250 given to the work of the SBCV with the total number of Messengers not exceeding fifteen (15). Giving shall be determined for the most recent twelvemonth period for which giving records are available. 2. Messengers shall be approved by the Affiliated Churches for which they represent.
D. T E R M I NAT ION OF A F F I L I AT ION Any Affiliated Church may withdraw from this body at its discretion. This body may revoke a church’s affiliation should that church cease to concur with the body’s doctrinal position or cease to contribute to the Cooperative Program through the SBCV for four consecutive quarters.
ARTICLE VII – AMENDMENTS This Constitution may be amended by the Messengers at any Annual Meeting of the Southern Baptist Conservatives of Virginia by two-thirds vote of those voting, provided that notice of the proposed amendment shall have been given to the member churches at least 60 days prior to the Annual Meeting.
ARTICLE VIII – PA RL I A M E N TA RY AUTHORITY The rules contained in the current edition of Robert’s Rules of Order Newly Revised shall govern SBCV, its meetings of Messengers at the Annual Meeting, committees and Executive Board, in all cases to which they are applicable and in which they are not inconsistent with the Articles of Incorporation, Constitution and Bylaws and any special rules of order the Messengers or Executive Board respectively may adopt.
FOOTNOTE: The Constitution was adopted at the 2003 Annual Meeting, and this document includes revisions that were approved at the 2011 Annual Meeting.
The Executive Board shall have all doctrinal disputes and issues related to the seating of Annual Meeting Messengers arising on the floor immediately referred to them for study without further discussion. The results of such studies shall be presented to the Messengers not later than the next Annual Meeting. It is required that anyone with a doctrinal concern should indicate the same in writing by letter to the Executive Director sixty (60) days prior to the Annual Meeting.
ARTICLE VI – MEETINGS The Messengers shall meet at least annually at such time and place as may be designated at a preceding Annual Meeting. Additional meetings may be called by a two-thirds vote of the Executive Board.
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BYLAWS SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONSERVATIVES OF VIRGINIA Adopted November 2003 • Revised November 2010 ARTICLE I - OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES A. General requirements for Officers, Executive Board members and all other elected or appointed positions. To be elected or appointed to any position, an individual must be a member of an Affiliated Church that is in good standing with the Southern Baptist Conservatives of Virginia. Further, all those filling elected positions (i.e. officers, Executive Board, and elected committee members) shall be required to sign a statement of concurrence with the doctrinal position of the SBCV.
B. Officers. The Officers of the SBCV shall be a President, First Vice President, Second Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Executive Director, plus other officers as deemed necessary by the body. In accordance with the Restated Articles of Incorporation, these officers shall be ex officio members of the Executive Board with full voting rights, except the Treasurer. The Executive Director shall be elected by the Executive Board and confirmed at a called meeting or the next Annual Meeting, to serve until termination either by resignation, retirement, or by decision of the Executive Board. The Treasurer shall be nominated by the Executive Director and elected by the Executive Committee, to serve until termination either by resignation, retirement, or by decision of the Executive Director. The Treasurer shall serve as an ex officio nonvoting member of the Executive Committee and the Executive Board.
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In the event there is a vacancy in the position of Executive Director, the Executive Board shall elect an individual to fill the temporary position of Interim Executive Director until such time as the position of Executive Director is filled. All officers except the Executive Director and Treasurer shall be elected annually by the Messengers to the Annual Meeting and shall serve without remuneration for the position except for reasonable expenses with adequate documentation. No individuals (except the Executive Director and the Treasurer) shall serve more than two consecutive one-year terms in the same office.
C. Duties of Officers. 1. The President shall preside over the deliberations of the Annual Meeting, appoint the Annual Meeting committees as provided for in Bylaws, Article IV, and their chairmen and such other duties as may be assigned to him by the Executive Board. 2. The Vice Presidents, in order, may, in the absence of the President, or when requested by the President, preside over the Annual Meeting and shall perform other duties as requested by the President. 3. The Executive Director shall serve as the Chief Executive Officer of the SBCV and shall cooperate and coordinate with the Executive Board to implement the affairs and actions of the SBCV. He shall have such other authority as the Executive Board shall authorize for the normal operation of the SBCV. 4. The Secretary of the SBCV shall keep accurate minutes of all sessions of the Annual Meeting and the Executive Board meetings and shall perform other duties as
requested by the President. He shall cause these to be published together with such other information as the Executive Board deems necessary. He shall also compile and make available the official minutes of all statewide meetings, providing a copy to each member of the Executive Board. 5. The Treasurer shall serve as the Chief Financial Officer and shall cooperate and coordinate with the Executive Committee, Executive Board, and the Executive Director to implement the financial affairs and actions of the SBCV. He shall have such other authority as the Executive Director the Executive Committee, and the Executive Board shall authorize for the normal operation of the SBCV.
Individuals completing a second consecutive three-year term will not be eligible for reelection to the Executive Board until the lapse of one year. Terms shall be constituted such that approximately one-third of the Board’s terms expire in each year.
C. Function. The Executive Board shall act for the Southern Baptist Conservatives of Virginia between Annual Meetings, but it shall not alter any directive of the Messengers. The Executive Board may make recommendations at any meeting of the Southern Baptist Conservatives of Virginia.
D. Quorum.
ARTICLE II - EXECUTIVE BOARD
A majority of the Executive Board members in office shall constitute a quorum.
A. Composition.
E. Removal and Vacancies.
The body shall, at its Annual Meeting, elect an Executive Board as recommended by the Nominating Committee. In addition to the officers serving ex officio, this Board shall have no less than three (3) and no more than thirty (30) voting members, who fairly represent the areas/regions of the SBCV as determined by the Executive Board. An effort will be made to insure that Board membership shall be both lay and ministerial with not less than one-third from either category. The members of the Executive Board shall constitute themselves at their first meeting after election, electing the Chairman, Vice Chairman, and Secretary, and constituting the various committees. The Chairman shall not be eligible to serve more than two consecutive one-year terms in that office. No person shall be eligible to be elected Chairman who has not served for the previous year as a member of the Executive Board. The President cannot serve as Chairman of the Executive Board. No paid staff of the SBCV shall be elected as an officer or director except for the Executive Director and Treasurer.
Executive Board members shall attend all Board meetings unless providentially hindered, and in such cases, notice shall be given to the Chairman of the Board, Secretary of the Board, or Executive Director. The Executive Board may declare a Board seat vacant in the event of two consecutive unexcused absences, death of a member, resignation of the member, the Committee member becoming a member of a church not affiliated with the SBCV, or the member becoming a member of a church not located in the same ministry area. In the event a vacancy occurs on the Executive Board between Annual Meeting sessions, the President shall appoint an interim replacement to serve until the next Annual Meeting.
B. Term of office. Elected Executive Board members shall serve three-year terms and be eligible for re-election to a second three-year term.
F. Meetings. 1. The Executive Board may hold regular or special meetings in or outside of this Commonwealth of Virginia. 2. The Executive Board may permit any or all Board members to participate in a meeting by, or conduct the meeting through the use of, any means of communication by which all Board members may simultaneously hear each other during the meeting. A Board member participating in
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a meeting by this means is deemed to be present in person at the meeting. 3. The Executive Board may act without a meeting if all members of the Executive Board approve the action in writing or email. The action shall be evidenced by one or more written or email consents stating the action taken, approved and signed by each member of the Executive Board either before or after the action taken, and included in the minutes or filed with the corporate records reflecting the action taken. Such action shall become effective when a majority of the signed consents approving the action are received, unless the consent specifies a different effective date, in which event the action taken is effective as of the date specified therein provided the consent states the date of execution by each member. A unanimous consent approved has the effect of a meeting vote and may be described as such in any document. 4. Regular meetings of the Board shall be held at a time and place set by the Executive Committee or established pursuant to a directive of the Executive Board. Special meetings of the Board shall be held upon the call of either the Executive Director, Chairman of the Executive Board or President. Notice of special meetings shall be given to each member of the Executive Board by the Executive Director, Chairman of the Executive Board or the President in writing and by first class mail, deposited at least ten days prior to the date of the special meeting.
ARTICLE III – EXECUTIVE BOARD COMMITTEES A. Composition of Executive Board and Committees. The Executive Board shall have an Executive Committee, a minimum of three (3) standing committees of the Board and may create other committees and sub-committees, as required to carry out the work of the SBCV. The creation of any new committee
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or elimination of a committee shall only occur by action of the Executive Board passed by a majority of all members present at the Executive Board. The Chairman of the Executive Board shall consult with the Executive Director and the President, and upon agreement (by consensus or by majority vote) shall appoint members and chairmen of the Executive Board committees. Executive Board Committee members shall be Executive Board members.
B. General Rules Apply. The rules declared herein for the Executive Board regarding quorum, notice of special meetings, and action without meetings shall apply to Executive Board Committees.
C. Authority of Executive Board Committees. A committee may exercise the authority of the Executive Board only to the extent specified in the Articles of Incorporation, the Constitution or Bylaws, or by resolution of the Executive Board. In no event shall a committee fill vacancies on the Executive Board or any of its committees.
D. Executive Committee Composition. The Executive Director and the other officers, Executive Board Chairman, and the standing Board committee chairmen shall serve as the Executive Committee with the Executive Director serving as Chairman of the Executive Committee. The Treasurer shall be a nonvoting ex officio member.
E. Executive Committee Responsibilities 1. The Executive Committee shall meet as often as necessary to work in cooperation with the Executive Director and the Executive Board to coordinate the work of the Executive Board and its committees to carry out the work of the SBCV. The Executive Committee has all authority of the Board to accomplish the objectives between Board meetings unless prohibited by the Constitution and Bylaws.
2. In the event of a vacancy in the office of the Executive Director, the Executive Committee shall be responsible for recommending to the Executive Board a Search Committee of seven members who shall be responsible for seeking out and recommending a person for the office of Executive Director of the SBCV. 3. In the event of such vacancy, the Executive Committee shall also be responsible for recommending an interim Executive Director to the Executive Board.
ARTICLE IV – COMMITTEES OF THE ANNUAL MEETING A. Annual Committees. The President shall annually appoint the following committees and a chairman of each committee. 1. RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE. This Committee shall be composed of six members who shall meet before and/ or during the Annual Meeting to receive proposed resolutions from Messengers, to collate and clarify the resolutions received, and to present the resolutions deemed appropriate in finished form to the Messengers for action. 2. NOMINATING COMMITTEE. This Committee shall consist of six persons who shall nominate at the Annual Meeting persons to fill vacancies on the Executive Board. 3. CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE. This Committee shall consist of six persons and shall examine the credentials of churches desiring to seat Messengers at the Annual Meeting. This Committee shall be responsible to examine qualifications and credentials of Messengers whose seats are contested and to recommend action by seated Messengers. The Committee shall also be responsible for registration of Messengers. Any Messenger or church whose credentials are rejected shall be able to appeal such decision to the Executive Board. 4. TELLERS AND USHERS COMMITTEE. This
Committee shall consist of six persons and shall be responsible for securing and leading volunteers in distributing information and collecting and counting ballots, offerings, and other related responsibilities. 5. ORDER OF BUSINESS COMMITTEE. This Committee shall consist of six (6) persons (officers, Executive Director and Executive Board Chairman). This Committee shall be responsible for planning the Annual Meeting and its program.
B. Special Committees. The President shall nominate special Committees as the need arises. They shall have the number of people deemed necessary and shall serve until their assigned work is completed.
C. Committee Vacancies. A vacancy in any committee occurs in the event of death, two consecutive unexcused absences, resignation, or the committee member becoming a member of a church not affiliated with the SBCV. The President shall fill vacancies to serve for the remainder of that year.
ARTICLE V – GENERAL PROVISIONS A. Dates of Rotation Terms of office for outgoing officers, Executive Board members, and other committee members shall end on the last day of the Annual Meeting, allowing the newly elected officers and committee members to assume their responsibilities as of the conclusion of said meeting.
B. Resolutions Resolutions by Messengers to be adopted by the SBCV shall be submitted in writing to the Resolutions Committee before the beginning of the first session of the Annual Meeting. Resolutions submitted for adoption by the Executive Board or other standing committees shall be published at least five weeks before the Annual Meeting. Adoption of resolutions
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shall require a 2/3 majority.
C. Meetings The Annual Meeting of the SBCV shall convene alternately in various regions of the state as determined by the Executive Board. The Executive Board may call special statewide meetings provided a notice is given thirty days in advance stating the specific purpose for such meeting. Action at such meetings will be limited to matters specified in the advance notice of the meeting. Those Messengers present shall constitute the quorum.
D. Ministry Areas / Regional Groups For the sake of geographical identity for Executive Board representation and for ministries and services, the SBCV shall be divided into as many region/ministry areas as deemed necessary. Local groups may form for the purpose of fellowship and training according to clusters of population of churches and the availability of meeting facilities and leadership.
E. Member Church Obligations Member churches are urged to be involved and supportive of the direction of the SBCV. It is expected that member churches of the SBCV will endeavor to maintain a positive Christian witness, and involve themselves in the operation and success of the SBCV and, that said participation involves time investments and financial contributions given regularly as Cooperative Program support through the SBCV. The Executive Board shall be responsible to contact any church failing to maintain a positive Christian witness and/or failing to financially support the Cooperative Program through the SBCV for a period of one year, and seek to restore the member church; and, if necessary, recommend to Messengers in the Annual Meeting that the church’s affiliation be rescinded.
F. Baptist Faith and Message All Board Members, Officers, Missionaries, and managerial staff of the Southern Baptist Conservatives of Virginia and its subsidiaries are expected to agree with and fully support
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SBCV’s current doctrinal position and shall complete a signed statement of such doctrinal affinity. Failure to demonstrate concurrence with the doctrinal stance of the Southern Baptist Conservatives of Virginia shall be sufficient reason for termination from their respective positions.
G. Fraternal and Other Relationships 1. NON-AFFILIATED CHURCHES. Southern Baptist Conservatives of Virginia welcomes individuals who are members of nonaffiliated churches to attend any of its general meetings insofar as seating will allow. Such individuals may attend but may not vote, speak to business matters, or hold any elected office within the Southern Baptist Conservatives of Virginia. 2. MINISTRY BASED, OTHER NON-PROFITS, AND FOR-PROFIT ENTITIES. The SBCV welcomes opportunities to work with other organizations that may enhance the goals and ministries of the SBCV and its affiliates.
H. Amendments These Bylaws may be amended by the Messengers at any Annual Meeting of Southern Baptist Conservatives of Virginia by majority vote of those present and voting, provided that notice of the proposed amendment(s) shall have been given to the Affiliated Churches at least sixty days in advance of the Annual Meeting.
FOOTNOTE: The Bylaws were adopted at the 2003 Annual Homecoming, and this document includes revisions that were approved at the 2010 Annual Homecoming.
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