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Convening at the

Lovely Free Will Baptist Church

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Lovely, Kentucky ·

Officers of the Kentucky State Association Moderator- Rev. Tim Hall

Assistant Moderator- Rev. Jimmy Price Treasurer - Rev. James Branham

Clerk -.Rev. Danny L. Saul

Promotional Secretary- Rev. Jim Patton

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Table of Contents

Agenda for the 64th Annual Session Table of Contents

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Summary of Conference Letters Delegates sent by the Conferences

Conference Nominations to State Offices

Tabled By-Laws from 2002 Association Meeting Obituary Report from the Conferences, 2002-2003 Minutes of the 63rd Annual Session, June 2002

Schedule of Quarterly Meetings Minister List

Ky. State Association Constitution ^& By-Laws

Ky. Women Active for Christ Constitution & By-Laws Ky. State Youth Conference Constitution & By-Laws

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CONFERENCE MODERATOR

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NO. OF CHURCHES CITY frOWN

RURAL

TOTAL REPORTING FULL-TIME PASTORS BIVOCATIONAL PASTORS

TOTAL BAPTISMS

TOTAL MEMBERS ADDED TOTAL MEMBERS LOST

TOTAL MEMBERSHIP TOTAL INCOME

TOTAL WITH BUDGETS CHURCH W/PARSONAGES TOTAL VALUE, PROPERTY

ORDAINED MINISTERS LICENSED MINISTERS

ORDAINED DEACONS CHURCHES WID A YCARE

WITH KINDERGARTENS CHRISTIAN DAY SCHOOL

BIBLE INSTITUTES COLLEGES

SUNDAY SCHOOL C. T. S.

WNAC

MASTER'S MEN FEES ENCLOSED

FEE DUE

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Kentucky State Association of Free Will Baptist SUMMARY OF THE CONFERENCE REPORTS

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BLUE GRASS BOYD FLOYD GREEN RIVER JOHNSON LAWRENCE MARTIN NORTH OHIO SANDY VALLEY TRI-STATE TOTAL Tim

York Brad

Bennington 14

6 8 14 II

3

Raymond H.

Stephens, Jr.

William F.

Oakes 19

3

16 19 2 17

Justin Williams

Chris A.

Howell 20

5 15 20

4

16

127 88 109

92 114 151

28 45 97

1630 1119 2111

$1,016,267.00 NIR $472,588.64

7 NIR 0

2 0 0

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1,667,500.00 $2,082,000.00 $2,994,000.00

30 58 52

3 3 I

32 43 65

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0 0 0

0 0 0

I 0 0

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0 0 0

1246 1039 670

426 0 143

133 0 104

35 0 8

$770.00 $1045.00 $$1,000.00

$770.00 $1045.00 $1,100.00

Joel Franks George C.

Cooper, Jr.

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5 2 7 5 2 50 73 37 731

$561,302.85 4

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$3,201,500.00 12

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10

$210.00

$3R5.00

J. R.

Connelley Phillip N.

Caudill 24

I 23 24 7 17 103 182

74 4908

NIR NIR

0 N/R

71 7 77

0 0 0 0 0 948 444 113 30

$1320.00 Sl:l20.00

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Jim Bevens Ronald D.

Saul 18

I 17 18

3

13

66

62 42 1580

$230,616.67 I

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$1,429,500.00 47

3 47

0 0 0 0 0 767

135 103

31

$990.00

$'.1'.10.00

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Willie Goble Kevin Lee

Collins 6 0 6 6 0 6 42 24 7 534 NIR NIR NIR

$1,135,000.00 18

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0 0 0 274

50 54 15

$300.00

$330.00

Randy Nichols

Josh Rose

22 12 10 22 N/A N/A 136

80 52 1132

N/A N/A

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N/A 62

3 38

0 0 0 0 0 1386

0 0 0

$1210.00

$1210.00

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Glenn Sluss Billy Cline

13 2 II 13

6 7 67 74

44

1949

$513,867.99 2

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$4,720,000.00 42

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0 I I 0 0 648

0 102

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$715.00

$715.00

Keith Crum Roger Branhan

6 3 3 6 2 4

149 38

lll 149 40+

85+

19 807

29 88I

7 433

440 I6,134

N/A $2,794,643 NIA 14+

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$3,500,000.00

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19 411

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15 390

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456 7933

0 1398

0 648

0 144

$300.00 $7,860.00

$330.00 $8,195.00

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KENTUCKY STATE ASSOCIATION OF FREE WILL BAPTISTS AGENDA FOR Fri. ^& SAT., JUNE 20th ^& 21'\ 2003

Friday Evening, 7:30P.M., EDST, June 20,2003

1. Singing Martin County FWB Conference Choir

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2. Pastor's Welcome Rev. Lonnie Smith

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3. Moderator's Welcome Rev. Tim Hall

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5. Recognition of Conference Leaders

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7. Nashville Free Will Baptist Bible College Singers

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8. Introduction of Speaker Rev. Kevin Davis

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9. Evening Sermon Rev. Justin Williams

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10. Invitation

11. Announcements

12. Dismissal-Closing Prayer

Saturday Morning, 9:30A.M., EDST, June 21,2003

1. Singing Martin County FWB Conference Choir

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2. ^Prayer

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3. - Welcome-

4. Rev. Tim Hall

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5. Seating of the Delegates

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Number ofMinisters Present. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Number ofDeacons Present _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

2 from WNAC _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 2 from Youth Conference. _ _ _ _ _ _ _

The Nominated Delegates from the Conferences and Associations.

6. Adoption of the Agenda for the day.

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7. Rules of Decorum- Assistant Moderator, Rev. Jimmy Price

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8. ·Appointment of Committees

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8-a

for a 3 yr

term)

1. - - - < r e p l a c e s Bro. Doug Spillman) 2. Rev. Bobby Spencer (2004)

3. Rev. Joel Franks (2005)

8-b Business Committee- (1 year)

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2. ____________________________________________ _

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8-c Resolution Committee- (1 year)

1. ____________________________________________ _

2. ____________________________________________ __

3 .. _______________________________________ _

8-d Finance Committee- (1 year)

1 .. ____________________________________________ __

2 .. __________________________________________ __

3 .. _____________________________________ _

9. Treasurers Report Rev. James Branham

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10. Welcome and Recognition ofVisitors

11. Report from State Minishies (as time pennits) 11-a. State Promotional Sec. Rev. Jim Patton

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11-b. Master's Miracle Bookstore- Rev. Harry Frisby 11-c. KY's WNAC Sis. Jonda Patton

Service

13. Morning Offering -

14. Special Singing Nashville Free Will Baptist Bible College Singers

15. Introduction of the Speaker Rev. Joel Franks

Morning Sermon Rev. David Crow, National Home Missions Invitation

16. Directions, Prayer & Lunch

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18. Scripture Reading

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Prayer 19. Old Business

Item #1

Constitutional Change:

Section III, Article XIX, Promotional Secretary, Delete "two" and insert "three years, in the National Rotation of the General Board Member.''

Item #2

Rev. Jeff Davis made a motion from the floor, for a constitutional change, Section II, Article I,

Fall Meeting, change,

"4th

Saturday in September" to read "at a time and date announced by the Moderator at the Annual State Meeting." The Moderator accepted the motion. Rev. Tim York seconded the motion and was

approved by the Association. The Item of business is on the table.

20. New Business

(any omitted from State Ministries reports) 20-a Executive Board Report Clerk, Rev. Danny Saul

20-b State Home Missions Director Rev. Tim York 20-c State Youth Board Director Rev. Chris Sturgill

20-d State Senior Saints Board Director Rev. Mike Puckett 20-e State Masters Men Board Director Rev.

Rick

Stone 20f Credentials Committee

20-g Business Committee 20-h

20-i Resolutions Committee

21. Names of those Nominated by the Local Conferences for Association Boards 22. Nominating Committee

Credential Committee (3 yr)(Replacing Rev. Keith Crum) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Clerk (1 yr). _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Assistant Clerk (1 yr) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Treasurer (1 yr). _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Assistant Treasurer (1 yr) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Moderator (1 yr). _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Assistant Moderator (1 yr) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

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Promotional Secretary (2 or 3 yr) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Director, State Home Missions Board (1 yr). _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Director, State Youth Board (1 yr) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Director, Masters Men Board (1 yr). _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Director, Senior Saints Board (lyr) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

23. Reports from National Departments

23-a Executive Office- Rev. Keith Burden, Executive Secretary

23-b Home Missions- ,Rev. David Crow, Director of Church Growth and Evangelism 23-c National WNAC Sis. Marjorie Workman, Executive Secretary

23-d Board of Retirement- Rev. William Evans, General Director Rev. William Evans, Director

23-f Foreign Missions- Rev. James Forlines, General Director

23-g Randall House-, Sunday School and Church Training, Eric Thomsen

23-h Free WiD Baptist Bible College David Williford, Director of Institutional Advancement 23-i Masters Men Rev. Rick Stone for Rev. Kenneth Akers, General Director

24. Other Ministries

24-a Harvest Children's Home- Rev. Richard Green

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24-d Camp Caleb- _

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KENTUCKY STATE ASSOCIATION OF FREE WILL BAPTIST DELEGATES TO THE 64th ANNUAL SESSION

BLUEGRASS

(10 delegates)

I-Sis. Phyillis York*

2-Bro. Rex Adams*

3-Sis. Leigh Ann Adams 4-Sis. Kim Damron

5-Sis. Beverly Conley*

6-Sis. Ruth Preece

7-Sis. Nancy LeMaster 8-Sis. Joan Opell

9-Sis. Glortia Billups 10-Bro. Woody White

Alternates

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BOYD COUNTY

(9 delegates)

Bro. Willie Dillon

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(12

delegates)

Sis. Melissa Austin Bro. Arthur Push Sis. Thelma Push Sis. Grace Woody Sis. Janet Austin

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3. _ _ _ _ _

4. _ _ _ _ _ 5. _ _ _ _ _

6. _ _ _ _ _

7. _ _ _ _ _ 8. _ _ _ _ _ 9. _ _ _ _ _

10. _ _ _ _ _

II. _ _ _ _ _

12. _ _ _ _

LAWRENCE COUNTY MARTIN COUNTY NORTHERN OHIO

(1

0 delegates) (7 delegates) (9 delegates) Bro. Glen Farley Bro. Nathan Harless none sent

Sis. Toni Hall Bro. Ronnie Smith -:-1 _ _ _ _ _ Sis. Frances Saul • Bro. Glenn Fletcher =2 _ _ _ _ _ Sis. Lisa Vanhoose Bro. Euegene Williamson =-3 _ _ _ _ _ Bro. Bill Rickman Bro. Dale Hill _,_4 _ _ _ _ _

Sis. Maxine Marcum

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Sis. Lana Farmer 2 6 _ _ _ _ _

Sis. Pam Bevins 3 7 _ _ _ _ _

Bro. Nathan Sloas

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Bro. Roger Lambert 5 9 _ _ _ _ _

Alt. Bro. Carl Butler

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GREEN RIVER

(7 delegates)

Bro. Delmas Martin Sis. Janet Martin

Bro. Jordan Hall

Sis. Frances Varney Sis. Vonda Cooper

1. _ _ _ _ _ 2. _ _ _ _ _ 3. _ _ _ _ _

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SANDY VALLEY (1

1 delegates)

Bro. Jack Farley Sis. Betty Farley Sis. Evelene Sluss Bro. Lester Flanery Sis. Jeanette Flanery alt. Sis. Jonda Patton alt. Sis. Debbie Ratliff

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JOHNSON COUNTY

(2 1 delegates)

Bro. Linvil Newsome Bro. Lindsey Blanton Bro. Carl Smith

Bro. Matt Carty

Bro. Charles Webb Bro. Greg Porter Bro. Steven King Sis. Becky Garrett Sis. Connie Rose Sis. Linda Rose

Sis. Debbie Blanton Sis. Peggy Webb

Sis. Melisa Blanton Sis. Wilma Blanton Bro. Jim Wallen

Sis. Peggy Wallen 1. _ _ _ _ _

TRI-STATE

(6 delegates)

Bro. Doug Spillman

Sis. Mary Ann Spillman Sis. Jean Collins

Sis. Robin Crum Alternates

Sis. Denise King

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(2 delegates)

1 _ _ _ _ _

2 _ _ _ _ _

KYWNAC

(2 delegates)

1 _ _ _ _ _ 2. _ _ _ _ _

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Conference

Blue Grass

Boyd County Floyd County Green River

Johnson County

Lawrence County Martin County

Northern Ohio Sandy Valley

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Tri-State

Expires

(2005) (2003) (2005) (2003) (2003)

(2004) (2004) (2004) (2004) (2004)

Nominated or (at present)

Randy Smith

(Rev. Raymond Stephens) Rev. Bobby Joe Spencer

(Rev. Lincoln Varney) (Rev. James K. Caudill)

Rev. Jerry Hughes

Rev. Kevin Davis

Rev. Chris Stewart

Rev. Jimmy Stanley

Bro. Doug Spillman

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TABLED JUNE 2002

Constitutional Change:

Section III, Article XIX, Promotional Secretary, Delete "two" and insert ''three years, in the National Rotation ofthe General Board Member."

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Rev. Jeff Davis made a motion from the floor, for a constitutional change, Section II,

Article I, Fall Meeting, change, "4th Saturday in September" to read "at a time and date announced by the Moderator at the Annual State Meeting." The Moderator accepted the motion. Rev. Tim York seconded the motion and was approved by the Association. The Item of business is on the table .

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OBITUARY REPORT 2002- 2003

Blue Grass

Glenna Turnpin Nell Blair

Mavis Patrick Tella Lemaster Alva Vaughn

Robert Carter, Minister

Betty Adkins, Ministers Wife Cora Lyons

Virginia Pennington Mildred Stone

Roberta Daniels Lou Thompson James Marcum George Henson

Wilton G. Wolhoy Carson Castle

Amber Stidam Viola McBrayer

Vesta Nelson, charter mem.

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Robert Smith, Deacon, charter mem.

Jenny Stafford Bessie Hunt

Mae Fultz

Earnestine Lemaster

Green River Jean Lyons

Gladys Thomas

Katherine Thomas Allie Jolly

Evelyn Haynes Sue Spivey

Rosia Maupin Sadie Kerrick

Ollie B. Howard Evelyn Peters

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Boyd

Teresia Williamson May Frazier

Elizabeth Hale Leonard Havens Marie Havens Carl E. Jones

David Gamble Edith Eskew Mary Moore

Lucille Griffith, Ministers Wife Mitchell Castle

Thomas Campfteld, Deacon Mary Napier

Paul Willis, Deacon

Johnson No List

Floyd

Cleo Rowe

Florence Gray Della B. Snavely Polly Ann Akers Neval Chaffins ·

Lucille Ousley Ora Reynolds Donna Porter

Minta Campbell Wayne Ratliff Lurlie ·Howard

Nancy Akers Leedy Bill Click

Lawrence

Lindsey Arch Graves Estelene Austin

Naydenc Adams Rissie Blanton Luther Hannon Martin Boggs Opal Lemings

Thomas Wallace

Mary L. McKinster Nelson Swann

Curt McCormick Thelma Roberts

Willa Jeffries Janet Johnson

Charles Glendon Johnson Blanche Davis

Edith Thompson

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Tri-State

Charles McKnight Eunice Rice

Cindy Ferguson Marion Sloan

Harold McCloud Lexie Barnheart Laverne McGlone

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Luther Adkins Crit Blackburn

John ^L. Blackburn Everett C. Brown Robert Burgess

Rodney Clevenger Charles Dotson

John P. Gartin Everett Green Kenneth King Vema Layne

Ervin (Brownie) Lowe Ercil Mullins

Paul Pinson Ida Pruitt

Beatrice Pryor

Steve Stapleton Drucilla Stanley Ethel Mae Stanley Leon Tackett

Tilda Tackett

Dave Yates

James Young

SIXTY-TlllRD ANNUAL SESSION

OF THE

KENTUCKY STATE ASSOCIATION OF FREE WILL BAPTISTS AT

CATALPA FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH U.S. 23 N., LOUISA, KENTUCKY

Friday Evening Worship Service- June 14,2002

Pastor Mike Cox welcomed the State Association to the church, with 192 being present.

The worship service began with the Congregation singing

"I'll

Fly Away'' and "Amazing Grace"

The Moderator, Rev. Tim Hall, recognized the presence of Rev. Dick Vanhoose, who has been too ill to attend State Meetings for some time. Rev. Hall asked Rev. Vanhoose to lead in prayer.

The moderator recognized the Conference Leaders; six Clerks and Moderators were in attendance. Rev.

Melvin Worthington, National Executive Office and Rev. David Pinson, Free Will Baptist Bible College were also present.

An offering of$ 318.45 was received. Rev. fmrmy Price, Pastor ofKaty Friend Free Will Baptist Church, asked the blessing over the offering.

Special singing was provided by the Walnut Grove Free Will Baptist Church, Lawrence County Conference.

Rev. Hall called all ordained and licensed Ministers up to the Alter for prayer; for the present service, and tomorrow's service.

Rev. Tracy Patton, Pastor of the Betsy Layne Free Will Baptist Church, introduced the evening speaker, Rev.

Nathan Snow, Missionary to Japan.

Rev. Snow introduced this wife and children. He read from Mt. 5:14-16, bringing a message on ''Salting our Lives." After prayer, he presented an object lesson, the light from a light bulb being increased, by increasing the amount of salt in a solution the electric is passing through. He concluded his message with prayer.

Rev. Hall extended

an

invitation while the piano played softly, "Just as

I Am."

After announcements, Rev. Joel Franks, Pastor of the First Free Will Baptist Church, Glasgow, KY.

Saturday Morning Business Session -

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15, 2002;

with 206 in attendance

The morning session began at 9:30 A.M with the Walnut Grove choir and Congregation singing.

Rev. James Kelly Caudill

Led

in Prayer.

The Moderator read from Ml 5:43-48, speaking on the love that Christians should have toward others. He introduced one of the young missionaries, Miss Becky Hale, that will be going to France, to witness to the Moslems. She spoke briefly about the need to reach the Moslems and the success, so fur, in France.

The Moderator called for the

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the delegates as follows:

The Moderator recognized the ordained Ministers and Deacons, from the Conferences and Associations, as standing delegates. There were 53 Ministers and 13 Deacons present.

WNAC - Sis. Linda Smith and Sis. Jane Branham.

KY Youth Con f. -none

Bluegrass Conference: Sis. Phyllis York, Bro. Bobby Davis, Bro. Rex Adams, Sis. Sharon Ferguson, Sis.

Treva Stapleton, Sis. Vrrginia Bradley, Jon Eastridge, Sis. Gloria Billups, Sis. JoAnn York, Bro. Chris Sturgill

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Boyd County Conference: Sis. Sharon Stevens

Floyd County Conference: Sis. Janet Austin, Sis. Lillian Connely, Sis. Melissa Austin, Sis. Dorsie Puckett, Bro. James

Arnett,

Sis. Janet Hall, Sis. Phyllis Ousley, Bro. Delmar Kendrick, Sis. Peggy Kendrick, Sis.

Denese Amburgey,, Bro. Charles Woody, Sis. Grace Woody

Green River Association: Bro. Delmas Martin, Sis Janet

Martin,

Bro. Jason Hall, Sis. Frances Varney, Sis.

Vonda Cooper, Sis. Melanie Franks, Bro. Neil Bradley, Sis. Wanda Carlson.

Johnson Countx Conference: Bro. Robet

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Lawrence Countx Conference: Sis. Frances Saul, Sis. Pam Bevins, Bro. Glen Vanhoose, Sis. Maxine

Marcum, Sis. Lisa Vanhoose, Sis, Maxine Marcum, Bro. John Sexton, Bro. Lucian Keeton, Sis. Faye Keeton, Sis. Roberta Hackworth.

Martin Countx Conference: Bro. Joe Ward, Bro. Cw1 Fitzpatrick

Northern Ohio Conference: Bro. JeffGindheart, Bro. Allen Wilber, Bro. Keith Bowens, Bro. Doug Phillips, Bro. Bob Mullins, Bro. Bob Cummings

Sandy Valley Conference: Bro. Lester Flanner, Sis. Jane Branham, Bro. Fred Mullins, Bro. John Newsome, Sis. Jeanette Flanery, Sis. Sarah Sesco, Sis. Dot Adams.

Tri-State Conference: Bro. Doug Spillman, Sis.

Mary

Spillman, Sis. Jean Collins, Sis. Fannie Peterman

A motion

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made

by

Rev. Bobby Spencer, from the standing delegates, to seat the elected delegates, from the conferences. The motion

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seconded by Rev.

Harry

Frisby and carried by the association. The

delegates were recognized by the Moderator asking them to stand.

Bro. Charles Woody made a motion to adopt the agenda for the day. The motion

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seconded by Rev.

Lincoln Varney; the motion carried by the association.

Rev. Tim York, Assistant Moderator came forward to read the Rules of Decorum.

Appointment of Committees:

Nominating Committee (3 Year Tams 1. Rev. Joel Franks

2. Rev. Bobby Spencer 3. Bro. Doug Spillman Business Committee (I Year Term)

1.

Bro. Lester Flannery, Chairman 2. Rev. Justin Williams

3. Rev.

Hany

Frisby

Resolutions Committee (1 Year Tam)

1. Rev Johnsey Collins, Chait man 2. Rev. Chris

Stewart

3. Rev. Jerry Hughes Finance Committee (1 Year Term)

1. Rev. Ttm

^Bevins,

Chainuan 2. Bro. George Cooper

3. Rev. Timothy York

2005-replaced Rev. Ray Stephens 2004

2003 (Chairman)

Credentials Committee (3 Year Term) (from nominating committee)

1. Rev. Harry

Frisby · ·---comes off in 2005--replaced Rev. James Kelly Caudill 2. Rev. David Boggs comes off in 2004

3. Rev. Keith

Crum

comes off in 2003

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Treasurers Report: Rev. James Branham

GENERAL FUND ACCOUNT Balance 6-14-01

Receipts

Co-op Receipts

Master's Miracle Book Store

KYWNAC

Interest earned

Evening offering

^6-15-01

Morning offering

6-16-0

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Sale of Historical Min. Books Dues

Total Expenditures

Co-op Disbursements Danny Saul, fee, exp.

TMCPrinting

James Branham, fee, exp.

East Elkhom FWB, copier use Morgan Chapman, honorarhnn Harry Frisby, honorarium

Tim Hall, fee,

^expenses

National Dues

James Patton, exp. To Nat.

KY

National Bank, checks Total

Balance 6-14-2002

KY STATE HOME MISSIONS ACCOUNT Balance 6-14-01

KYCo-op

Interest eamed

Paid to David Carlson Account

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KYLANDFUND

Balance 6-14-01

Interest earned

Balance 6-14-02

KY STATE YOUTH ACCOUNT Balance 6-14-01

Receipts

KYWNAC

Offering@ State Meeting Lighthouse

FWB

Betsy Layne

FWB Fred Opell

Toms Creek FWB RandyHancy

Heritage Temple Green River Assoc.

Total

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$16,616.00

$22,741.83

$5,168.43

$10.00

$309.94

$215.13

$340.00

$518.00

$8 015.00

$53,934.44

$20,135.12

$3,396.00

$3,213.00

$162.53

$25.00

$100.00

$100.00

$835.35

$7,350.00

$1,000.00

$70.68

$36,927.48

$18,227.99

$4,279.20

$2,291.74

$49.58

$4,000.00

$2,620.00

$72,558.15

$3,502.42

$76,060.57

$2,210.17

0

$67.00

$136.42

$25.00

$90.00

$100.00

$515.00

$195.00

$50.00

$100.00

$3,515.13

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Expenditures

Randall House

Nathan Snow, Judge Mark Ousley, Judge Dale Lewis, Judge GraceFWB

Total Balance 6-14-02

HOST THE NATIONAL ACCOUNT Turkey Creek FWB

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.ake Road FWB 1

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Lexington FWB Salyersville FWB Long Fork FWB

Martin Co. Mission FWB Union Light FWB

1⁵¹

Louisville

FWB 1⁵¹

Glasgow

FWB

Heritage Temple

FWB

CandoFWB Interest earned

Balance 6-14-02

KY CO-OP ACCOUNT Receipts

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Owensboro FWB

2¹¹⁴

Ashland FWB

Lifeline phone service Blue Grass Association

Tom Moore Memorial FWB CandoFWB

CowpenFWB

Green River Association · Sandy Valley Conference Pikeville FWB

GulnareFWB Heartland FWB

Heritage Temple FWB Oak St Chapel FWB

WNAC

LouisaFWB

Total

Disbursements

The Together Way Plan KY State Home Missions KY Promotional Office United We Can Plan

Camp Caleb

Harvest Child Care Ministries FWB Family Ministries

Host the National Account Bob Shockey

Martin Cotmty FWB General Fund

Total

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$165.00

$100.00

$100.00

$100.00

$200.00

$665.70

$2,849.43

$250.00

$250.00

$225.00

$250.00

$250.00

$250.00

$250.00

$150.00

$150.00

$299.55

$100.00

$166.43

$6,132.31

$805.07

$901.73

$82.78

$315.40

$725.04

$434.00

$600.00

$909.08

$8,477.31

$1,600.00

$300.00

$3,537.44

$2,278.10

$120.00

$59.88

$1,596.00

$22,741.83

$5,599.39

$2,291.74

$2,949.37

$175.50

$2,549.94

$2,172.79

$1,250.00

$349.55

$290.34

$2,506.50

$2,606.71

$22,741.83

DUES

Balance of2001 Tri-State 2002

Lawrence Co.

Sandy Valley BlueGrass Green River

Martin Co.

Johnson Co.

Floyd Co.

Boyd Co.

Northern Ohio Total

$180.00

$990.00

$715.00

$770.00

$440.00

$300.00

$1,320.00

$1,100.00

$1,045.00

$1,155.00

$8,015.00

Rev. Harry Frisby made a motion to accept the Treasurer's report as given. Rev. Bobby Spencer seconded the motion and

was

passed by the Association.

Recognition of Visitors:

Moderator, Tim Hall, recognized the following visitors:

1. Matthew Pinson, President, Free Will Baptist Bible College 2. Melvin Worthington, Executive Secretary

3. Ken

Akers, Masters Men

4. Neil Gilliland, Foreign Missions

5. Rick Bowens, Home Missions

6. Ralph Dingus, Free Will Baptist Ministries 7. Ron Hunter, Randall House

8. Richard Green, Harvest Child Care Ministries Reports from State Ministries

Youth Board

by

Rev. Tim York

Rev. Tim McCoy, Chainnan of the State Youth Board,

was

not able to

be

at the State Meeting. A short report on the Youth Competition at the Grace FWB Church in May. We had 28 mtries. Next year, the competition will

be

at the 1

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Free Will Baptist of Lexington. They are requesting a change

be

made, concerning the date of competition.

State Promotional Sec:retary

by

Rev. Jim Patton

The Promotional Secretary's Office is operating in the black, with

$6,202.64 in

the account.

A

new web site address, which is www.kvfwb.com ,

and

available

to

each

person,

a

^free

e-mail address.

State Missions Director, Rev. Bill Maynard-No

Report

The Moderator wanted to recognize Rev. David and Wanda Carlson. Rev. Carlson spoke briefly about their problems and their Ministry. Rev. Hall asked everyone to stand, while

Rev. Bill Maynard to led in

prayer

for them.

Master's Miracle State Bookstore- Rev.

Harry

Frisby

Rev. Frisby gave his report and presented a check of$5,200 to the Association. Their first

check to the Association in 1989

was

$1,042.00. They desire to fill the needs of all149 churches in the State Association. .

Kentucky

WAC and WNAC; Sis. Phyllis York

The 48"' ^Annual Session met on Friday, with 81 people registering, along with a lot of visitors. Sis.

Becky Hale and Sis. Linda Snow were their speakers. They are still working on their "Cook Book Project" to help sponsoc the National at Louisville. They had a goal of raising $40,000 this year;

raising $43,156.30. Sis. York stated that she didn't accept the nomination for presidmt this coming year. Sis. Janda Patton will

be

the president. Sis. Linda Smith presented Sis. Phyllis York

an

award

for

1 0

years of

service.

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Rev. Lincoln Varney made a motion to accept the reports from the State Ministries. Bro. Dehnas

^Martin

seconded the motion and

^was

carried

^by

the State Association.

The moderator gave a 10 minute

break,

before the worship service.

11 a.m. Worship Service

Singing by the Walnut Grove choir

Rev. James Branham previously had made a request, that Rev. Clifford Austin anoint him, for the healing of his cancer. This request was filled at

^this

time.

Rev. Jimmy Price announced the morning service, reading Psalms 134 and calling for the

Ushers to receive the morning offering, which

^was

$402.51. Offertory prayer by Rev. Roger Thomsbury.

Special singing by the Walnut Grove Choir.

Rev. Price introduced the morning preacher, Rev. Vennie Vanhoose, Pastor of the Louisa Free Will Baptist Church.

Rev. Vanhoose's text was from Luke 5:1-8; "The Biggest Fish Story Ever Told"; followed by an invitation to accept Christ as their Saviour.

The .Moderator requested that the committees be the first in line

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The Pastor, Rev. Mike Cox gave directions for the noon meal. Rev. Paul Cox, father of Mike and Pastor of Morgans Creek FWB, asked a blessing over the food.

Afternoon Service-Business Meeting; 118 attending

Rev. Tim York, Assistant Moderator, read Proverbs 29:18, opening the service, and speaking on and about Sept 11; thetenorist attack on the Twin Towers ofNew York City. After

speaking,

the congregation stood and recited the Pledge of Allegiance to the United States of America; followed by prayer.

Old Business

The Moderator announced that there were 11 items, that were tabled last year.

I.

Section II, Article III;

Replace "third Saturday in May, at 10:30 am EDST" with

"third

Saturday in

^March,

at 9:30am EST

2. Section II, Article IV;

Replace "at the First Free Will Baptist Church, Lexington, Kentucky'' with "in the Lexington area"

3. Section III, Article VII;

The following is to be added after the first sentence of the Article: "He shall be authorized to

disperse funds for committees, boards or directors as long as the amounts are within the budgeted amount approved by the Geneaal Assembly when it is in session or the executive board between sessions. He shall also

^be

authorized to disperse

funds

that are designated for accounts."

4. Section III, Article IX;

Replace "chairman of all standing boards" with "appointed Directors of State Ministries"

5. Section III, Article IX; Duties. l,

Replace "program for the annual Ministerial Meeting" with "special associational meetings"

6. Section III, Article

XX;

Replace the word "Chairman" (4 times) with "Director"

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7. Section III. Article Xlll;

Replace the entire Article with the following: "The Home Mission Board shall be comprised of the Executive Board. along with an appointed Director. The Moderator shall make the appointment."

8. Section Ill. Article XXII;

Replace the entire Article with the following: "The State Youth Board shall be comprised of the Executive Board. along with an appointed Director. The Moderator shall make the appointment"

9. Section III, Article XXIII;

Replace the entire Article with the following: '1he Masters Men Board shall be comprised of the Executive Board. along with an appointed Director. The Moderator shall make the appointment."

10. Section III, Article

XXN;

Replace the entire Article with the following; '1he Senior Board shall be comprised of the

Executive Board. along with an appointed Director. The Moderator shall make the appointment."

11. Section V, Article XI;

Replace "It is recommended that all the brethren of the Kentucky State Association ofFree Will Baptists

shall

appear with beards and/or mustaches (fucial hair) neatly trimmed and their hair of a modest length at all worship services."

With ''It is recommended that the brethren of the Kentucky State Association ofFree Will Baptists shall give attention to appropriate appearance. Beards and/or Facial hair should be neatly trimmed.

Hair

should be of modest length."

Rev. Jim Patton made a motion to remove these items from the table for discussion and vote. The motion

was

seconded and passed by the association.

Rev. Tim York made a motion to amend Item

#

l, Section ll, Article III, to read as follows; "The Youth Conference shall convene at the time and date announced at the State Association for the following year."

The motion

was

seconded by Rev. Mike Puckett. The State Association

was

in fuvor of this amendment.

Rev. York made mention of the letter sent to the State Association, from the Floyd Conference, about the proposed changes. In reference to the letter, Rev. York made amotion to amend Items #7, #8,

#9,

and #10, omitting "The Moderator shall make the appoin1ment", and inserting "The Director shall be elected by the State Association, for a one year term." Item

#4,

omit the word "appointed" and replace

it

with "elected".

The motion to amend the proposed changes

was

carried by the Association.

Rev. Bobby Spencer made a motion to adopt the proposed changes, as amended. Bro. Justin Wtlliams seconded the motion and approved by the State Association.

New Business

Boards and Committees Reports

1. Executive Board Report:- Clerk, Rev. Danny Saul

The Hispanic Committee that

was

appointed in the Sept 5, 2001 Executive Board meeting, as a result of Rev. Rick Bowling's report, recommends the following to the Association:

A: Establish Hispanic Ministries

1.:

The Hispanic Minister shall scope out areas for Missions work in our state and shall assist in other areas in the state with Hispanic Ministries.

b.

^{He shall be} on intenerate for a

period

of6 months in which the State Association will supplement his living expenses.

3. He shall raise $10,000 cash on hand.

1.

- He shall also raise 75% of his monthly support.

B: Constitutional Change:

Section III, Article

XIX.

Promotional Secretary, Delete ''two" and insert ''three years, in the National Rotation of the General Board Member."

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C: Establish a Kentucky State

Historical

COIJ!mittee

Recommend

^that

a FWB

Historical

Committee for the State of Kentucky ^be formed;

Bro. Jason

Hall,

Chairman Rev. Lewis Dotson

Rev. Clifford Austin Rev. James Hayes Rev. Danny Saul Rev. Jim Bevins

With

^a

max. of$300.00 in expenses.

Rev.

^Tim

York made a motion to adopt item #A.

Rev.

Rick Stone seconded the motion. After discussion, the Association approved the establishment of Hispanic Ministries.

Rev. Paul Cox made a motion to table the item.

Rev.

Joel Franks seconded the motion and was approved

by

the Association.

Rev. Jimmy

Price

made a motion to adopt item #C. Rev. Jetty Hughes seconded the motion, and after discussion,

^was

approved by the Association.

By a decision of the Executive Board, the moderator read, as a point of information, the "opinion" rendered by

^a

committee formed within the Executive Board, on baptism and anointing.

Question #I

The question was raised,

"Who may

baptize?".

Who

may baptize an individual and who may help physically with the baptism?

The following, Rev. Jef[Davis, Rev. Jim Stanley, Rev. Bobby Spencer and Rev. Tim York

were appointed to investigate.

"Who may

baptize?"; investigate

^(I)

the Free Will Baptist historical position on baptism and (2) the historical practice and decisions of the early church through today.

The Committee met, with the following report given by Rev. Jeff Davis;

The answer is based completely on the treatise of the National Association of Free Will Baptist.

This question is answered in the treatise of Free Will Baptist in

Part IV.

Chapter

I,

Section

VI.

A. The word

"minister'' must

^be

intetpreted as it is described in

Part VI

Chapter

2.

Therefore, only ordained ministers are authorized to officiate the ordinance of Baptism. Others may assist but the ordained minister should do the

officiating.

In ^case

of physical impossibility of the minister to perfmm this duty, he should still officiate but allow the physical act to

be

done by others.

Question #2

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The

question was also raised of the biblical appropriateness of being anointed in the place of someone else.

The question was discussed among those present

The question of Proxy Anointing

This is answered, on the basis of James 5:14-15. This answer is limited to only the discussion of proxy anointing. The purpose or other practices of anointing is not discussed in this answer.

The etnphasis of the passage is single in nature. Note the pronoun ''him", referring to the one sick, and

"them" to the elders. There is therefore no biblical

base

for proxy anointing.

2. Credentials Committee- No Report

3. Business Committee- Chairman, Bro. Lester Flannery

1. We the Business Committee recommend, that we commend the Catalpa Church for an outstanding job hosting the Kentucky State Association ofFree Will Baptist.

2. We The Business Cmnmittee recommend, that the

64th

Session, 2003,

be

held at the Martin County Church, Lovely F W B, at Lovely KY.

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Rev. Tim York made a motion to accept and adopt the Business Committee's report. Rev.

run

^Patton

seconded the motion and was approved by the State Association.

4. Finance Committee- Chairman, Rev. Jim Bevins

1.

We the Finance Committee approve the recommendation of the Executive Board, to give the Intemational Association ofFellowship $1000.00.

2. We also recommend that Mrs. Becky Hale be given $500.00

3. We also recommend that $150.00 be given as honorarium to Bro. Nathan Snow

4. We also recommend that $50.00 be given as an honorarium to Rev. Venny Vanhoose.

Rev. Bobby Spencer made a motion to accept and adopt the Finance Committee's report. The motion was seconded and approved by the State Association.

5.

Resolutions Committee- No Report.

6. Nominating Committee- Chairman, Bro. Doug Spillman

We the Nominating Committee nominate all those suggested by the various Conferences for positions on the Executive Board and offices listed below.

Credentials Committee (3 years) Rev. Harry Frisby

Clerk (1 year) Rev. Danny Saul

Assistant Clerk (1 year) Rev. JeffDavis

Treasurer (1 year) Rev. James Branham

Assistant Treasurer (1 Year) Rev. John Newsome

Moderator (1 year) Rev. Tim Hall

Assistant Moderator (1 year) Rev. Jimmy Price State Home Missions Board Director Rev. Tim York

State Youth Board Director Rev. Chris Sturgill State Masters Men Board Director Rev. Rick Stone State Senior Board Director Rev. Mike Puckett

Rev. Bill Johnson made a motion to accept the Nominating Committee's report and to adopt. Bro. Lester Flannery seconded the motion and was approved by the Association.

REPORTS FROM NATIONAL DEPARTMENTS Executive Offi.:e- Rev. Melvin Worthington

This will be the last time attending as Executive Secretary, because of his retiring, the last if2002.

He appreciates KY ministries for giving $162,000 to National Ministries in 2001 and also $6,000 to the Executive Office. Encourages subscribing to Contact Magazine and coming to Memphis this

year, attending the National Association. Three things that he is thankful as he leaves the office, (1) for

his

critics; they have made him a better person and helped him do a better job. (2) For those

who have commended him for the efforts that he

has

made and (3) for those who have made a contribution through the years.

The Executive Board appointed Rev. Tim York to honor Rev. Worthington, from the State ofKentucky.

Rev. York spoke about his remembrances of Bro. Melvin and the fact that he had been a friend to the State Association. The State was going to present him with a Louisville Bat, but he already had one, he is already a Kentucky Colonel, so Bro. Tim presented him with a Kentucky WILDCAT Tee Shirt. Rev. York purchased a Kentucky tee shirt that has our 7 years, reminding him that North Carolina has won 3 championships,

Duke, their neighbors, won 3 and Kentucky has won 7 Championships.

Rev. Hall brought

up

that it has been the policy to give each of the Speakers $100.00 honorarium plus

expenses. With no objections, The Moderator made the decision, from the Chair, to bring Rev. Vanhoose's Honorarium to that.

National Home Missions- Rev. Rick Bowling, Director Hispanic Missions, USA

We have five more approved for the home mission field. Two Mission Churches have become self- supporting. Two Home Missionaries each received $35,000 from the "Build My Church" fund to help purchase land. The total income to Home Missions was $4,902,000.00. Rev. Bowling also gave an update on Hispanic Missions.

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Foreign Missions-

Bro.

Neil Gilliland

In 2001,

we bad over

624

chmcbes or groups meeting arowtd the world We are cmrently working with missionaril'S and national workers in 15 countries on 5 continents.

^Our

purpose as a church- planting mission is still the same- to reach the lost and establish self-gove.t ning, self-supporting,

and self-propagating Free Will Baptist churches and associations.

Randall House- Bro.

^Ron

lhmter

Randall House is celebrating 40 years of service to Free Will Baptists. Randall House bas a web- site to keep our people in funned of changes and to

^be

used as a medium to sell our products.

FWBBC- Bro. Mat Pinson

For

60

years, Free Will Baptist Bible College

has

been committed to its mission, and has

been

fulfilling its mission, to equip men and women through bible base education, to serve Christ and his Church.

Masters Men- Rev. Ken Akers

His goal is to make the Masters Men Dept., a servant department for our Free Will Baptist

Denomination. There is a need to get the men of our denomination involved and working. Masters Men is offering

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bible studies, written by Free Will Baptists,

for,

Free Will Baptist men.

Rev. James Branham made a motion to accept all of the National Department Reports at once. Bro. Lester Flannery seconded the motion and was approved

by

the State Association.

OTHER

MINISTRIES

Harvest Free Will Baptist Child Care Ministry- Rev. Richard Green

The ministry was started about 10 years ago, with

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children being served. This year's giving totaled $79,343.05. 500/o of our operating budget comes from individuals, churches, or businesses.

This does not include funds for vehicles, new appliances, office equipment, computers, etc. The

emergency shelter was opened app. 1 year ago, with over 145 children, in that home, during the

^past

year. You are invited to visit at any time.

FWB Family Minishies-

^Rev.

Bill Johnson

^{& Rev.}

Ralph

^Dingus

In the past year, there

has been great

damage from floodwater, amounting to app. $250,000 in immediate needs to continue operating. Money has been coming in to restore buildings and property, but there remains a lot of work to do and that takes a lot of

funds.

Over the

^past 12

months, there have

been

over 468 children in children's home.

Rev. Bobby Spencer made a motion to accept both reports. Bro. Jim passed by the Association.

seconded the motion and was

The moderator opened the floor for nominations, to be delegates at the National Association Meeting in Memphis, TN. Those nominated as delegate were as follows;

Bro. Jason Hall, Sis. Phyllis York. Bro. Robert Younce, Sis. Sharon Stephens, and Bro. Brian Sparks. Those nominated as alternates were; Sis. Jonda Patton, Bro. Neil Bradley, Sis. JoAnn York, Sis. Treva Stapleton, and Sis. Gloria Billips.

Bro. Delmas Martin made a motion to send those nominated. Rev. Jerry Hughes seconded the motion and

was

approved by the State Association.

Rev. JeffDavis made a motion from the floor, for a constitutional change, Section IL Article I,

Fall Meeting, change,

"4th

Saturday in September" to read "at a time and date announced by the Moderator at the Annual State Meeting." The Clerk explained that it should have been a

^part

of his Executive Board

report, but was omitted. The Moderator accepted the motion. Rev. Tim York seconded the motion and was approved by the Association. The Item of business is on the table.

Rev. Tim York made a motion to adjourn. The motion was seconded, and passed by the State Association.

Rev. Ken Walker dismissed by prayer.

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Committees and Boards

Credentials Committee Rev.

^Harry

Frisby

Rev. David Boggs Rev. Keith Crum

State Executive Board Members Moderator

Assistant Moderator Promotional Secretary Clerk

Treasurer

Mission

^Board

Director Youth

^Board

Director

Senior Saints Board Director Masters Men Board Director BlueGrass

Boyd Floyd

Green River Johnson

Lawrence

Martin

Northern Ohio Sandy Va11ey Tri-State

2005 2004 2003

Rev. Tim Han

Rev. Jimmy Price Rev. Jim Patton Rev. Danny Saul

Rev. James Branham Rev. Tim York

Rev. Chris Sturgi11 Rev. Mike Puckett

Rev. Rick Stone Rev. JeffDavis

Rev. Raymond Stephens Rev. Bobby Spencer

Rev. Lincoln Varney

Rev. James Kelly Caudill Rev. Jerry Hughes

Rev. Kevin Davis

Rev. Chris Shephard Rev. Jimmy Stanley Bro. Doug Spillman

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Nominating Committee Rev. Joel Franks

Rev. Bobby Spencer Bro. Doug Spillman

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606-353-7447 606-836-8825

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BlueGrass Estella Ramey

Donald Joe Boggs MaryJoHall

ErbyFosson W.G. Wolhoy Jesse Lyon

Earl Thacker

Maxine Lindsey Millard Lankin

Julian Hall Francis

Clifford

^Damron

Edith Bussey Moore Edith Pack

Virginia Prince Emmalie

Roberts

Harvey Tackett Mary Watts

Virginia Stafford Delmar Thomas

Johnson

None Listed

OBII'UARY REPORT 2001 - 2002

Boyd

Garnett Webb O'Daniel Sidney Newsome

Henry Salley

Mattie Harris LenaZahn

Delbert Bluebaum Dorothy Vanhom Steve Keelin

Bessie Riffe Allene Beam

Claudie Newkirk

Anna

Katherine Waugh Pearly Carter

Wilton

Lawrence Olive Davis

Dovie Green Louise Castle Tom

Rose

Ressie Stidhem

James E. Fraley (Deacon) Leecia

Levering

Ermal Brewer

Ina

Castle

Dorthy

Skaggs Shirley A. Wells Malinda Jones Her man Kelly James Collins Gladys Mullins Ruby Walker

Julious Jr. Burchett

Floyd

Florence Webb Donald Pelpfrey

James Dee Caudill Celia Taylor

James Kermeth Lewis Joe Reynolds

Virginia Williamson Oma Reynolds

Mildred Honaker Aileen Rice

Emogene Boyd James Couch

Alma

Reed Francis Huff

Beatrice Gibson

Arlin

Caslhoun Fred Sweeney

Ollie P. Wallen Boone Kilgore Eloise Adkins Aleen

Castle Ruby Crisp

Sharon Casebolt Arthur

H.

Moore

Martin

None Listed

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Green River

Ruth

Steenberger Clara Compton David Christie Irene Thomas Agnes Whitaker Mary Hensley Jean Clark

Garnet

Lowery Ray Stewart

Barbara Hill Katie Carter Jermifer Lott GlermLott

Lois Keithley Ida Hopkins Jay Roberts

Emily Carlson

Derrick W. Draffen, Jr.

Northern Ohio

None Listed

Sandy Valley Carney Adkins

Augusta Branham Amy Clevenger James Daniel Violet James William

King

Viola Layne

Eugene Maynard Nettie Moore

Emma J. Scalf Vemie Shores

Golda Swiney

Viola Tolbert

Mazie Weddington Mabel Willison

Jack Blankenship Wendy L. Bray

Vesta Clevenger

Willie Daugherty (Minister) Nina Johnson

Lucy Kinney Mack Maynard Garnett Mullins

Robert Parsons (Minister) Amos

Sesco

Loretta Spears Stella Thompson Ruby Wallace

Phyllis Wells

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Tri-State

Gladys Parsley Thelma Forbes

Bob Boggs Dickie Moore Ralph Rice

Vestor Withrow

Charles Campbell-Deacon

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SCHEDULE OF QUAR I ERLY MEE11NGS Conference

Blue Grass, Ky 1"' Saturday in February, May, August, and November Boyd County, Ky 2ttc1 Saturday in February, May, August and November Floyd County, Ky

2DCI

Saturday

in

January, April. July and October

Green River, Ky

2DCI

Saturday

in

February, May, August and November Johnson County, Ky 4t1o Saturday

in

January, April. July and October

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Lawrence County, Ky 2ttc1 Saturday

in

January, April, July, and October

Martin County, Ky

2DCI

Saturday

in

February, May, August and November

Northem Ohio, Oh 3rd Friday

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Saturday in February, May, August and November Sandy Valley, Ky 1"' Saturday in

March,

June, September and December

Tri-State, Ky 4th Saturday

in

January, April, July and October

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