UTAH — IDAHO BAPTIST ASSOCIATION Rev. Willie Davis Moderator Rev. France A. Davis Vice-Moderator MRS. MYRTLE WHITE Corrosponding Secretary a5 OCTOBER 11:00 CALVARY EXECUTIVE BOARD MR. NATHANIEL JAMES Recording Secretary 1975 AM BAPTIST CHURCH, SALT LAKE CITY Reve Grover C. MEETING AGENDA Ie Devotion II. Program for November To be held at Bethal Song, Scripture, & Prayere Board Meeting. Baptist Church, le Womens Department President Rosa Rowell 2e Youth Department “Director Ethel Washington 43e District ~President Edward President Twiggs President We Congress 4, District Ushers 5e III. District A Look --- Laymen at Church Representation 1. November Board included 2e The need 3e The Parent IV. Ve VI. Review to increase. Body of hosting All departments Refer to the Annual National Comments VIII. TX. comments Minute States Baptist Moderator & Vice The Executive Discission Departments Time on States Allen fee. the Baptist departments. Annual Session. Review States pp. And VS 5 paragrapg Utah-Idaho Board Meeting General on affiliation with Wyoming. WSR. Programe 5 Benediction. Association. Moderator 2e 3e District Congress Baptist in Chyenne, 4, District Ushers Department 2 and Tea Table. le Women Department Youth (Double) welcome. Convention le from of the WSBC; to the Western Miller Representation increase are Pastor Churches. the Western Convention Queera!’s by the Moderator. Delegates Note; an Ae Host Fees. the August From needs page 4. VII.Western Xe Walker District Laymen 6. Recommendations to the Parent Body. Young People's Program Utah & Idaho meseniation -. PASS OFFICERS Mrs, Sammie White August 9, 1974: ELLiA , ‘New Zion Mrs, Janet Twrigg Mantin, Cakvary MAS. Tommie white Watkins, "New Zion Theme: Aéconrding To Your Faith, Scriptures : °° Hymn 1 Youth Reach Out. Mark 11:22-24 Hebrews 11:1 ,3,6° Mark 16:15 Proverbs 31: 20 ,26, 3] Psalms 23: # 2, Come This ‘ Far By Faith 7: A, M, “Sunrise Seruine Rev, W. I, pleated 7 In’ ‘Change BLT Song, Mrs,’ Rosa Rowell, President Rev. Willie Davis 25 A. M, To New Zion Baptist Church gor break fast 700 A, M, Innoklment ak deptartment & pete the Pig 00 A M, Young People's Dept, call to order by Sammy White ELLis, Pass Church (New Zion) ce oOo “i Moderatéer ee Willie Davis, © Rev, We Come This Far By Faith Closing Prayer District & National Officer PLedges n~ AMERICIAN FLAG ~ Rosebuda & Sunshine Group CHRISTIAN FLAG <JUNTOR RED CIRCLE” YOUNG: — PLEDGE 9:10 a ne Welcome New Zion Response Calvary 9-20 Worship Counselors in charge Cakvary, Salt Lake, City Utah Bethel, Pocatello, "Idaho New Zion Ogden, Utah oF henbé New Vion nn Such a gracious The. Rev, of D, y | q MEDITATION France Davis beening host | tS of Salt. Lake — | bring our meditation We are happy to have him, Thanks Rev. Youth Departmant., Close by Rev, | | Davis form the France Davis | 9:40 A M. Music Worship Rosebuds : Dinentonds € Counsetins Mas, 17:00 3, You, 04% we go to Workshop Mis. Ann Watkins Mrs. Ida M. Taylor Mars. Dee Satterwhite ae No , talking pelase, after the meditation pass out eerrks 0 Dinectons & Councelons Junton Pass Officers Workshop Instructors MAS , Ethel Washington City the pastor Calvary Baptist Church is the guest of the Y,P. and wikh 9: 35 x M,. : Greeting g Presentation +, M, Ethel Washington ELection of Junior Officers By Mrs. Janet Turiggs Martin ass (Calvary) Bist & State Officer God be with Installation of Junior Officers Reading of the previous Mrs. Ethel Washingtén Acting Dinecton Cosing minutes & rnepoats remarks and Announcements Sr, President Mrs. Rosa Rowell Moderator Rev. Willie favia Church es fone Splat Chanel 975 tam ance dargotie: hav: Wile Marv, |“ Covent aya) IS Ce ety wit, Le Bere ee Wale 4 the Rati fie Le for the Q whe Vhogea neSeb, Seat Mmen- and Yruth PS [1/5 ee ee ae I” 2 Adymen 20 @ 2X20 P29 Foo Sioa tu Boo ic heeds Oe: Se ail eae, eenact bat ace ednets (ath far LHe he. Jit te“5 2a Denver, Colorado October 30, 1973 The Constitution and Bylaws committee for the Western States Baptist A LISTING I, ARTICLE II. OBJECTIVE ARTICLE III. MEMBERSHIP = Section 2. Delete "payment Section 3. Delete, "upon payment the NAME: OF THE ARTICLE parent Add body; Utah and Idaho. = Last line, Section instead of, said CHANGES after 1 last Conven- Gholston, Oct. 23, 1973 pastor. tion met at 10 a.m. at the Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church, Rev. P. H. pastor, to review and complete work done by this committee, Tues., at the Emanuel Baptist Church, Colorado Springs, Rev. M. E. Ford, ONLY Christian line, organization. Education, of $5.00 fee" and read viz: Evangelism. according same report Amd add to Any regular Missionary Baptist Church may become a member of this convention by petition to the convention through the endorsement of the Board of Directors and by vote of the convention in its annual session. of $25 admittance fee" and read,— Any regular missionary Baptist Association may become a member of this convention by petition to the convention through the endorsement of the Board Delete of Directors and by vote of the convention in its annual session. last 3 lines dealing with affiliation with national bodies. Section 4. Delete entirely. ARTICLE IV — OFFICERS:- Instead = Section 1. ( Change the name ARTICLE V. - DUTIES purposes. recording Delete, Section 1. Section 2. secretary to Executive Secretary, Board shall president, be of Di rectors. and officers presidents vice three for incorporation OF OFFICERS:- Define duties of the president, instead of "same as those in similar bodies." The vice presidents shall preside & section 3, combine to read: in the absence convention, of the work of this president, 2nd.and convention The read, 3rd Vice of lst, them by the convention; of the president, including (12d whatever and assist special the president duties shall in the be assigned The Executive Secretary shall Change section 4 t% section 3, and read: . keep and maintain an accurate record of the proceedings of the convention in its annual session, and boards, and special meetings, and report the same to the convention. shall Leave three, The annual minutes "following annual Change section 5 to section 4, and change the word, be published off, "in the Fxecutive session." Delete, and copies made available annual session." to the delegates Secretary. of the of the convention. "recording" to Change section 6 to section 5,... The financial secretary~-change the word "report" to turn over the same, etc. Change section Change sections to Board Delete 7 to section of Directors. section section 6, and the term "executive 8,9,10,11 and 12 to sections 7,8,9,10,11. 13 which has become soction )]2. secretary in line Board" New Meo Besp /e 2 J Cf, A 4 ch flurphy € CAilliams, HM*inister BRUCE ASSI STANT MICH AR L TIIE MINISTR R Minister Minister of of Music Visitation i a ad o ~ ~ oe ~ aan, heal en « ~ a = ee - cant ~ omar oo ah em, —=— 7 = — — ao oe -_ . oe = - = —_s Fa be ™> — om = ad Ny 'S, Piest ms No. RANDOLPH DRYVER ROLL LR SON, N ’ ARNOLD = 3 Cc= c 2 ie = 2 zZ < = 2 > £ ;a iv ie = zs l itho TO ing, 2 ‘ a CONVENTION MUSICAL AUGUST 13, 1973 8:00 P.M. Dominion Bertha Baritone John Forever Rowley Oliver Bowie Alleluia Thompson Mount Zion Rejoice! Herbert Soprano Bertha Oliver Tenor Doyle Thompson The Kingdom . St Gaul " age SBED God's Trombones "Preacher" H. Michael Soon My Williams © Will be Done Lord What A Mornin' the did not formed it chaos, as inhabited!” be to world the create Johnson Dawson Let Not Your Baritone A Heart John Broken Vessel Baritone John to John Bowie, Lynne as Soprano I Rasberry Bowie Decided Long Troubled Crouche I've Jesus Soprano Be Bowie Make Mc Jesus My Graw, Norman Shirley Chapman got King Jesus lLynne Mc Graw Choice! Chapman Davis Cleveland Burleigh Chariot! Smith on 8 4 = Ride J. W. Drvver Michael ah a Is 8 Thine "We Williams (2 Power, M.C. a m8 Ay, ogee: aS . ed> Dr. Soprano Let Country Michael Dryver Director Invocation Praise, and He pry, H. God = PRE- Cf, reneh Bap ANA Hof e J ou » ere Closing | - x. oe Sreane « Pianist a . a Let tage WIGGINS GROVES a LOIS E. sa . IVA GRACE the Heavens Rejoice!" Gaul Utah - Idaho District @ngress Calvary - Host Church Tues., Nov. 19th - Thurs., Nv. 7:30 p.m, to 9:30 p.m. Devotion; Meacons of Glvary and New @ening remarks: Rev. Introduction of @%cers I, Deacon, Willie Davis, 22nd Zion Pastor of New Zion, and Instructor by President Edward Miller. Deaconess and Trustee Textbook-- Deacon Duty to the Church Instructor-- Rev. W.T. Liggins, President State @ngress, Denver, Colorado, Rev. EA. Davis, Vice Calvary Baptist Ghurch Il, Robert Rule of Gder Instructor--Mrs, of New Ill, Supertendant, J.F. Zion Crowder, Moderator Rev. and Pastor Willie Davis, of Pastor BTU Director, and Sunday School Teachers Rev. M.J. Robinson , Pastor of Pilgrim Textbook-- Supt. and Teachers with Success Instructors-- Mrs. Brantley of New Zion IV. Mission, Laymewand Ushers Testbook--Church on Mission Instructors-~- Mrs. Rosa Rowell, Mrs. Vi Mr. Ray Hnn of New J. Zion McClain of Calvary Music Instructors--Mrs, Mr. Ann Watkins Brian Hesleph, of New Mra Zion Janet Martin of Calvary Tuesday: Nov. 19th-- Classes begun at 8:00 p.m. Gasses end at 9:30. Break at 8:45 p.m, Wednesday: Nov. 20th-- Classes begin at 7:30 p.m. Classes end at 9:30. 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Agotd ¢ ‘ si i eM : ~lgelseh-aalig. , Vi, fteieiM go cowl --dgodaet | 4% ti. lee of sac dis etl to sak ved to uslooM en OS # aH - 208 aVOw 7 :yshaou dt voM - Lyabesnkew s Pa wovasl > aejefS .voWl rysbeguedlTs) oceweld : * y Foups Sate tata saSS..vgM a Ci 98 93 ryabindes 12faerullopaise 2 ¢ 6 _ UTAH — IDAHO BAPTIST ASSOCIATION Rev. Willie Davis Moderator Rev. France A. Davis Vice-Moderator MRS. MYRTLE WHITE : ee enone ng Secretary | Zs MR. NATHANIEL JAMES Recording Secretary EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETING Febryary 22, 1975 CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, S. L. C. ~ AGENDA i Lunch 12:00 Il. Devotion lil. Minute from Adoption of IV. May Board Reve Grover Bethel Ve Meeting; Session From the the time for Central Baptist seecccccccccce President R. <cccoceseocece MrsBe departments. Church, 3. Congress Dept. cocccccseee President Ed Miller 4. Usher's Depte ecececcecesee President TR. de Laymen Depts secccccececee President W. Dept Remarks: on eccoscsecvocece Goals and summer dept. camp that Crusade: have may ae all be Organize a street ministry three areas in particular. a setting will we 1. Ze 3. Items may Founders, Walter Twiggs Allen Vice~Moderator et-al for the District denominations thereof: may have to. combine and design such We CREO ERE pease tor the efforts basis. and who Association. use nesotiate on a district-wide Denver, Rowell As objectives (tent meeting) Pocatello, Idaho and surrounding area Ogden, Utah And surrounding area Salt Lake City, UT. And surrounding afea Baptist Day. Historical research to Utah-Idaho area as far are | Youth Evangelistic 7 We Meeting. allocating | 2. 1. 2. 3- VIL. Board and Plans for youth Summer Camp. ae contact ABC, SBC, or other /. ‘ days) al Women's a DH (two Dept ee Host. bi program W.S.C Ida le. Discussion : Pocatello Church, C. Walker, Schudling 66 $A. andd Prayer |: last meeting. minute Baptist Reports Vie : Song, Scripture, A. Annual Be Noon be as done on the "Blacks" in the the "Black Baptist Church" be, history of Pastors et-al the churches, History of the Association, 9 founder, § first and pass-moderator open for your succestions. Your thoue hts are Vidies 2 Ls di, moderator valuable. SAL Rev. Wilttee Davis, Moderator Colo. UTAH-IDAHO DISTRICT EXECUTIVE BOARD ASSOCIATION MEETING AUGUST 2, 1975 AGENDA DEVOTION READING OF ADOPTION THE OF @eee@eeeec ce @eeeeeseoen een eeeoaeeee een ee SECRETARY MINUTES OLD BUSINESS NEW MINUTES (refer Goals for to old agenda) the Association BUSINESS 1. 2. State ae representation fee be accomodations verified Reports from Departments District Women b. District Congress ce District Ushers d. District Laymen the of Session at New Zion electing officers for District November 5. Discussion of Baptist Training Congress, Completion at OTHER the ae 3. Mini 4. Convention Board program the Church will be meeting. for Baptist Day BUSINESS REMARKS @eee ee eee eee eoea eee oeoeoeeeeneoeeeeaeaeceeaeeeaanenee eee ene VICE MODERATOR MODERATOR CLOSING PRAYER REV. WILLIE DAVIS, MODERATOR REV. FRANCE DAVIS, VICE-MODERATOR SIS. MARY WALTER, SECRETARY UTAH-IDAHO DISTRICT EXECUTIVE ASSOCIATION BOARD MEETING August 2, 1975 AGENDA DEVOTION READING OF THE MINUTES ADOPTION OF MINUTES OLD BUSINESS (refer Goals NEW ccccccccccccccccccccescvces s eOHCRETARY to old agenda) for the Association BUSINESS 1. 2. State Convention ae representation fee be accomodations verified Reports from ae District Women be District Congress ce District Ushers de District Laymen Training Session at of electing officers for Mini 4. Completion the November 5. Discussion Board of Program Zion New Congress, 3. at OTHER the Departments Baptist the District Church will Meeting. fro Baptist Day BUSINESS REMARKS. cccccccccccesscescccescccccceseceoseseseViGn*MUDERALOR MODERATOR CLOSING PRAYER REV. WILLIE DAVIS, MODERATOR REV. FRANCE DAVIS, VICE-MODERATOR SIS. MARY WALTERS, SECRETARY be Vow Zion WILLIE PHONES: OFFICE: RES: 392-2211 list for spelling Matthew MINISTER 1 (New "B" for the Western States Testament) le Abrahan 31. Amon 2. Isaac 32. Josiah De Jacob 33 Jechoniah 4, Judas 34. Babylon 5 Pharez 35 Shealtiel . 6. Zerah 36. Zerubbabel 7+ Tamar 372 8. Hezron Abiud 38. Eliakim 9. Ram 39. Azor 10. Amminadab 40. Sadoc 11. Nahshon Al. Achim 12. Salmon 42, Eliud 13. 43, 14. DAVIS, Church, 2935 LINCOLN AVE. OGDEN, UTAH 84401 621-6202 Study Waptist Boaz Rachab 44. 20. Uriah Abijah 5le 52- Jesus 12. Ahoah 55-6 Naaman. —4Q, Generations 21. Rehoboam Espoused 51. Privily 22. 52. Immanuel 23. Asa 24, Jehoshaphat 53. Prophet S54. Mary 25. 55. Hezeki Pithon Melech 20. Ahihud 21. Shaharaim 22. Moab 23. Hushim 65. 66. 67. 68. Eliel Adaiah Beraiah Shimrath 110. Moza 111. Binea ‘1l2. Rapha 113. Eleasah Ishpan 115. Azrikam 118. Sheariah 120. 121. Hanan Eshek 64, Zilthi Baara Hodesh 26. 272 Jobab Zibia 28. Mesha 29. Malcham Jeuz Shachia Mirma 69. Shimhi 7le 72. Eliel Abdon 736 Hanan 70. 74. Hananiah 75 - 76. 77+ Elam Antothijah Iphedeiah 33. Hushim 34f Abitub 78. Penuel 79 Shamsherai 36. 37. 38. 39. 4O. 4). 42, Eber Misham Shamed Ono Lod Beriah Shema 81. 82. 83. 84, 85. 86. 87. 35. Elpaal 80. Shehariah Athaliah Jaresiah Eliah Jeroham Gibeon Maachah Zur 28. Ahaz 58. Brought Hezekiah 59. Carrying 43, 88.. Kish Virgin 4, Gath 89. Baal AS, Ahio 90. Nadab abové "words" in your with other people. Meribbaal 105. Tarea Aijalon Bible. Study these 106. Jehoadah ~ Zabdi Brethern Check all of the in competitution Micah Elienai 62. 57- be 102. 63. Manahath Jotham 60. Eshbaal 103. 104, Jakim 27. Manasseh 100. 101. Ishmerai 56. Begat 30. Jonathan 98. Malchishua 99. Abinadab Heber 26. Uzziah 29. Saul Ahiah 32. Ghost 96. 97- 58. Jezliah 59. Jobab | 60. Gedor Zacher Mikloth Shimeah Ner Zichri 30. 31. ts 57. 91. 92. 93. 94. 95. 61. 256 48, fourteen Ispah 56. Abishua 24, 47, Christ Michael 11. 10. 19. Uzza Matthan Holy Rapha Addar Shashak Jeremoth Zebadiah Arad | Ader 53. Joha 54. Meshullam 18. Eleazar 50. Jehoram 46. 47, 48. 4kO. 50. Testament) 8. Gera 9. Abihud 17. 45, 19. Solomon Benjamin Bela Ashbel Aharah Nohah 16. Geba 16. 18. David 8 (Old 15. Ehud 45. Joseph 176 Jesse 6. 7. | I Chronicles 13. Shephuphan 14, Huram 15. Obed Ruth 1. 2. 3. 4. 5 Convdntion words 107. Alemeth 108, Azmaveth 109. Zimri 114. 116. 117. Azel ~ Bocheru Ishmael 119. Obadiah 122, 123. 124, Ulam Jehush Bliphelet 125. Inhabitants 126. Jerusalem 127. Dwelt 128. Valor 129. Archers 130. Descendants carefully. You will Vow Zion WILLIE PHONES: OFFICE: RES: 392-2211 621-6202 Study list Matthew for spelling 3. Jacob 4. Judas oe | 12, Salmon 14. Rachab 16. Ruth — Jesse 18. David 47. 21. Uriah He Rehoboam | 22. Abi jah 23. Asa 24. Jehoshaphat | 25. 26. 27. Jehoram Uzaziah Jotham 28. Ahaz 29. 30. Check all of the be in competitution Manahath Uzza 20. Ahihud 22. Moab 25. Espoused 2. Ispah O7 Joha 98. 5e % =| Begat Brethern 69. Shimhi 70. 71. Eliel 72. Abdon Pithon 106. Alemeth 109. Zimri 110. 112. Eleasah 115. Azrikam 116. Bocheru 117. Ishzael 122. 552 Hushim Abitub | 78. (0 Penuel Shamsherai Elpaal O. 36° ber Lt 45-6 45, Misham Shamed — Jaresiah 84, ro Jeroham Gibeon 3. Ono Lod 118. 119. Sheariah Obadiah Hanan 121. Eshek 123. 124, Jehush Eliphelet 125. Ulam Inhabitants 126, Jerusalem as 126. 129. 130. Dwelt Valor Archers Descendants Kish bic “9 Study Eliah 87. e Maachah Zur. Gath Bible. Shehariah 81. Athaliah Aijalon e Iphedeiah these e Baal Nadab words | —ss-14, Azel 77+ Mirma Antothijah Rapha 113. m0. 76. Moza 111. Binea oa, \diae « Hananiah — 108. Azmaveth Jeuz Malcham Hanan Jehoadah 107. nt 29. es in your 103. bt Beriah Ka.l. Bie people. Ishpan — Eshbaal Meribbaal Mesha 39. = Carrying Beraiah e Shimrath 100. 101. 105. Tarea Zabdi § 66. Adaiah Malchishua 104, Melech Zichri Eliel Jonathan «102. Micah Jezliah Zilthi « 99. Abinadab ° 63, Elienai - Ner 96. Saul 28. 32. Holy Ghost with other - 5 27. Zibia 3334f "words" ; Hodesh aes Prophet abovd 95. 59- Jobab Hushim Jee 53 Virgin 58. 26. Jobab | 60. 94. Shimeah Ader 60. Jakim Geba 31. Shachia 59. Manasseh Shephuphan Zacher 93, Mikloth hoes 56. Heber 24, Baara | 58. Brought Hezekiah 92. 54, Meshullam ae Privily 36. 57. 53- Abishua Naaman . 51. 55- 52.6 21. Shaharaim Generations pte Mary et Addar - Gera 10. li. 23. | 91. Gedor 51. Michael 9. Abihud 19, "8. fourteen ~4Q, | | | Christ 50. 18. Ahiah Eleazar 46. Jesus | fe Shashak Jeremoth ko, Arad Nohah 6. Rapha 17. 45. Joseph 19- Solomon 20. 4, Aharah 16. ‘Wee Matthan Obed 48, Zebadiah 7+ 15. Ehud . | 3. Ashbel Bela 14. Huram Achim 43, 8 (Old Testament) 12, Ahoah = =ss«O57,«Ishmerai 42. Elid Boaz | _ De | 40. Sadoc 4. Convdntion 1. Benjamin 2. Abiud ease 39. Azor Nahshon States I Chronicles 38. ELiakin 10. Amminadab 17. the Western Shealtiel 37~¢ Ram 15. 84401 36. Zerubbabel 8. Hezron 13. UTAH | 34. Babylon Tamar 11. OGDEN, 33. Jechoniah | 6. Zerah 9. AVE. 3¢. Josiah Pharez 7+ for Church, MINISTER LINCOLN 31. Amon + ee 5. "B" DAVIS, 2935 1 (New Testament) 1. Abraham | ASaptist carefully. You will UTAH=IDAHO GENERAL BAPTIST ASSOCIATION QUARTERLY BOARD MEETING MAY 15, 1974 HOST HOST REV, SIS. CHURCH: CALVSRY BAPTIST, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH PASTOR: REV. FRANCE A. DAVIS WILLIE DAVIS, MODERATOR REV. MYRTLE WHITE, CORRESPONDING SECRETARY Fe Ae A FIRM FOOTING FOR FAULTERING 1974 VICE PARENT MODERATOR eee SCRIPTURE $¥O40008848 5 8 tdee added & doe JAMES ee «PARENT & PRAYER....... Trltre Titi t tre READING OF MINUTE... .cccecccseces coswces oeeeeeeee READING & ADOPTION 2. Personal & SECRETARY OF AGENDA.......... eeeece ee RECORDING ee SECRETARY Place & REPORTS Committee Enrollment REMARKS iii h th hhh LeeLee WOMEN'S "REACH AUXILIARY OUT SCRIPTURE: HYMN: RECORDING OF COMMITTEES Time GATES ee MINISTER REMARKS .......ccececcccccccce 4TrerTritiTT MODERATOR l. BODY BODY OPENING APPOINTMENT KK AK KK FEET TROVE ARIN. oc cccccs Ter TTTrr Terr ry TrrTVir ir ir tte REV. THEME: THOMAS, He AAA RR ORI ORO ORR ROROKKOK KKK KR WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 9:00 AM THEME: S.J. "CLOSE TO THE ---SHARE I JOHN CELLET ELECT TET UTAH-IDAHO MAY BOARD HIS LOVE---NOW'' MAY PARENT BODY RECONVENES AT 4: 30PM ELLE TTT ETT TT TTT Ter T Ter Ter Tere GENERAL 15, BAPTIST ASSOCIATION 1974 9:30-11:00 AM 4:7-21 TO THEE" YOUTH DEPARTMENT ........e.ec0ce besa uacakes DIRECTOR E.A. WASHINGTON GREETINGS. ........000. ve ceeeeeces se eeaaae PRESIDENT ROWELL READING OF AGENDA & MINUTES........e.e.e0. SECRETARY TWIGGS INFORMATION. .......eceeees. ceea eens ae LOCAL PRESIDENTS, REGISTRATION AND LETTERS YOUTH DEPARTMENT......-...00e. SN aan DIRECTOR WASHINGTON TREASURER........ + uevtrower vei peas eeeeeeeSIS. GEORGIA ALLEN EDUCATIONAL PERIOD MATTHEW 5:28. ..cccccccccccvcccecccesseS1S. BELLE. MONROE COMMITTEES..... owenns coseeceeeeeeeeee VICH e PRES. JESSIE HOME HENRENE AND FAMILY LIFE....... seeeeeeesse919. CLOSING REMARKS........... ER RRR cs Kdit-oee cvevbes + HOBEERTAR CROWDER WALLER By Ts “<td FE AE III WESTERN NOON DAY MESSAGE 11:00 ee RO ORO STATES eS ROOK BAPTIST eee AOR OR OREOKOR CONVENTION S.J. THOMAS KOR OK ROKK KOK RK RR RAK UTAH-IDAHO CALVERY BAPTIST CHURCH DISTRICT MAY 15, CONGRESS 1974 1: 30-2:30 PM DEVOTION SCRIPTURE & PRAYER OPENING REMARKS.........- aeee ee Perret ee eeeeeee e PRESIDENT ED MILLER Roalims OF AGENDA & MINUTE ss ct sisettcatavcesmanseeeas RECORDING SECRETARY UNFINISHED BUSINESS APPOINTMENT OF COMMITTEES NEW BUSINESS REPORTSOF ALL . CLOSING eK KK 2 eK KKK OK & ALL COMMITTEES REMARKS. .cscesscccescccceie es ccccccccce oP REOIDENT MODERATOR eK KOK OK DEANS oe ok ee KK KK Ke ie eK oe eo oo Ko KK KK KK KK OK WESTERN STATES BAPTIST i KK Ko Ke KK KK UTAH-IDAHO KK eK KK KK OK OK OK KOK OK KOK OK OK KOK KOK OK OK OK OK OK CONVENTION eK DISTRICT KK OK OK OK MILLER DAVIS OK OK OK KK OK OK OK OK OK OK KK OK OK KR OK OK OK OK OK KOK KOK KOK K USHERS 2:50 -3:30 OO PRES IDENT TWIGGS PM DEVOTION SONG SCRIPTURE & JERR Aes BEA Men PRAYER iees s $6 OF OW 4 OO EOS ON NEEE CO MINGiescccw KOTO sca tedas seen ORE Oe eam 6 oe es RECORDING SECRETARY REPORTS LOCAL PRESIDENTS TREASURER HEMARNG es ceecccceye eens TrETITTTCTITTTirile He OR RK eK KK OK eK OK oe oe oo WESTERN 2k ORR ORO RRR OR ORR T T TTTTTe » PRESIDENT MODERATOR KKK KK STATES BAPTIST RRO KKK IRR KK KK KK KK ok TWIGGS DAVIS RK ok ok OK OK KOK KOK OK KOK OK OK * RGR OR Gk CONVENTION RGR ROR RRR GGG RIOR kG a kok ak a ok ‘ UTAH-IDAHO DISTRICT LAYMEN 3: 30-4: 30PM DEVOTION SCRIPTURE & PRAYER OPENING REMARKS. .....sseccccceeeeeeeeeeeneees ... PRESIDENT OF LAYMEN ALLEN REALS OF MIR Eek es ctgweg ences pe eeee een ge eee REPORTS . «se Te T TT LTE TCT TTT rT CLOS ING REMARKS. . sss ceeseeeeeeeeaeees er OOK oe OK eK eo oo oo KK OK OK KOK KK OK KKK KK OK OK KKK PARENT RECONVENES BODY KK eK OK OK KOK KK AT OK oie Koo KK WESTERN KOK OK ROKK 4:30 STATES KKK PM KKK KKK KOK FOR MUSICAL AT it ee KK RK BAPTIST KK KOK KE ROKK REPORTS 7:30 PM RECORDING LOCAL PRESIDENTS TREASURER PRESIDENT MODERATOR KK KK CONVENTION KK SECRETARY KOK KKK KKK OF LAYMEN oO KK KK KOK KK DAVIS KK OK KKK ALLEN OK KOK OK KOK KOK OK KOK OK * KE KKK KK KK KKK KK Noonday Message Opening Remarks Luge at PARENT 6:30 BODY AM SEASONS Moderator OF PRAYER W. Reve Ae Davis Allen Association F. Davis Sis. Georgia Nation Rev. I. P. Brantley World Rev. D. E.j Parsley Reading of the minutes Bro. Nathaniel James Reading of the Agenda Bro. Nathaniel James Adoption APPOINTMENT 1. 2. OF DISTRICT "Work While Day" COMMITTEES Nomination Committee Time and place Committee Presiding Reportof |.OMEN'S ASSOCIATION Calvary Bethal Treasurer's minutes ECHOES President Secretary THE FIELD FROM Report Sis. EDUCATIONAL Film--Mission Closing Rosa Worship Rowell Jessie Henrene Crowder Waller Reverend Stations Youth Tres. Treasurer Willie Allen Twigs New Zion Corinth Henrene Waller Davis, G. THEME: ‘Biblical Opening Song Scripture Prayer Song Opening Reading Dean's Rémarks Allen E. Washington Vice President Lillian Twiggs Sec. E. Washington Y.Director Moderacor af of ar at PM (John 17:1-6 8 Vice of al ) of af af af at Gi at Of at Of Cl Gy Oy @ Uh Ua GU Culture’ Him Up” Sister White Jackson & H. Waller "Higher Ground” M. President a AS Carpenter Secretary Mary. GES President Youth Gk CONGRESS Dean Report Of Of "Lift Sister Report Nominating Committee Play Closing Remarks at Green Twiggs Rev. G. C. Walker Secretary Twiggs. President Twiggs Moderator Davis Contemporary For irs. President DISTRICT Images of:the minutes President's Voodoo Sis. at af Thelma President period... Report — Committee Suehn Director CFFICERS President Vice Georgia Lillian PERIOD - cif af af 2:00 THEME: ''Reach out--thrceugh Prayer and Faith." Scriptures: Jos. 5:16, Heb. 11:1,2. Vice of UTAH-IDAHO May 10, 1975 9:00 Greetings Reading of Answer cH U Ushers President Twiggs Secretary Local Presidents Treasurer Vice Question and Talk on Theme Financial Report Closing Remarks Willie Davis USHER'S PM Board Feb. COCCECECECCCCECEEECCECCE CECCEEEEECCCEECECCECCEECEECECEE UTAH=IDAHO Its Devotion Opening Remarks Readingof minutes Reports Finance Report Rev. Noon UTAH-IDAHO 1:00 THEME: Mission 12:00 Pe Mercer eae Oe" Ed Miller Mrs. Eleanor Parker © to Congress From Calvary. President Ed Miller Moderator Davis UTAH-IDAHO Devotion Scripture Prayer: ; Appointment of Opening Reading DISTRICT 3:00 py LAYMEN ; - | Remarks of minutes | President Committees A. Allen Secretary | | Scripture W. Sa Nomination ECHOES FROM THE FIELD New Zion Bethal Laymen | Calvary Corinth Emphas Reports Closing Remarks President A. Allen Moderator W. Davis CCC CECE CECE CCCCEC CECE CECEEECCEECCEEEECEEECCECECECECEEE Op ening Reports: BODY 4:00 Remarks IN PM SESSION Vice Moderator Li Women's Department 2. Ushers Department 3. District Congress 4. District Laymen 5- Nominating 6. Time And 7. New Business Place Western States Church August. the answer that Rev. Rev. Willie Davis F. A. Davis, any : A. MAY 10, 1975 NEW ZION BAPTIST CHURCH 2935 LINCOLN AVENUE Davis Committee Let us prepare to host the vention at Calvary Baptist to F. Association nal PARENT ‘Utah-Tdaho District problem we might Baptist Con-_ Prayer is confront. Moderator Vice Moderator Rev. W. Davis, Moderator DEPARTMENT OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Sunday Scheol Publishing Board of the National Baptist Convention, Inc. REV. D. C. WASHINGTON, Executive Director 330 Charlotte Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee, 37201 - IV FORM Dean Cur iculum)” anne: Give titio and umber of course as listed in ‘The Standard Leadership Textbook Author.. and What Reference Books were used —— Address Name Instructor’s eccee - Location OF School Cor Class) ooieccecccccccccccccccssssssscsssssssessesseseespeseseesesveseeseeeeeeeececeecesc Date Held... a Name 1. 2. of Class or School PRO HHTHEHEE HEHEHE HEHEHE EEE EEE HEHEHE EE EE EE EH EE EET H EOE HEHEHE EEE HEHE EE OEE EEE Report on this form only those students who have completed the cards to be awarded. Check carefully against all errors. Place named upon oe arf Sag Se merit eg id the pune, List names alphabetically and use -_— —_— ~~ . = —— ee ee ee ee te ee ee — — Se ee typewriter On the upper line write the pupil’s name, if possible. Always requirements the letter C insert before the name, on the lower line, write the address without fail. ee ae ee ee — <= oe an cw Miss, Mrs., or on — os on a a= «morn — line) CHURCH ——— ——— : ——— — om Bulletin concernin g to indi o indicate whether Rev. as the case . for each —— -— fifty minute the course the person may be. — (Make a hyphen stroke (-) for each fifty-minute period present and a zero (0) : on period absent.) scale Saal tama Genel — ceed ‘ _ = —— Students’ Names and Addresses (Name on upper line, address on lower , ee in the Leadership Education in the last right hand column . SS = Mee Instructors are requested to read carefully the notes below. Sessions....... a ' joo 3 a esempesd eins He i a — cere err 7 - RRR HE 8 — we } { : | honed | i - - toes Tere ba : ia : . cere este 4 = Serica minh RAM | ' ’ - i(Over) | e | ; aa ; ie tae u Students’ Names and Addresses (Name on upper line, address on lower ‘sanalee ee line) | (Make a hyphen stroke (-) for each fifty-minute period present and a zero (0) for each fifty minute period absent.) | | : | 4 + ‘ 4 ' Ore TP CHOOT OHEEHOS ESOS OOOO EEE EOEED ELE eewewenens OOO OOO EEOLE OOO OOOO0O600000006000000060000860006060 0660006660000 060666 LEEHEDEEEES TURMAERO Signature MOOS of 60K O5'6 CHOCO CORO GC Oe LOS Instructor eceteepeenegueeehas or Dean Dearest We the back, come they I 3 so New 1974 Year was to you a very Thanks This and to good Young People, your year. President Rowell. For a dream, will you help I working together. means we cannot to the meeting. First will want to come, The world is making good until so many of sit back you After our last Church we are going thing we started the Youth Department me to make this dream come true? We and say can't get the must we make your meeting so young people interesting been think They in are a board meeting in them in the church. God can do more for October in Salt Lake City, to meet that we got some things on. It moving number of years. As of I do stand for Jesus. to date, ready to Directors, Counselors the many few 8th as of February can will I was invited with some cleared up. questions. Senior President they are suppose know slow God and Sr. Presidents, the Lord and at Calvery please to, may be You but it is some to We any are of in is I have not been invited come anytime you call. meet to that a bid for our young people and is making it look them are turning from the church to go out into of We must teach them than the to Calvery their young people and their Director, Mrs. Martin, Senior President Rowell and some counselors and their very fine Paster the Rev, Frances Davis, I do to one the world. But this is our job to keep and show them that God is real and that things that the world can give then, Baptist 1975 are now in a new year. 1975 must be the year that young people of Utah and Idaho back on the map. I have you and can 27, Co-Workers, Happy put January see Baptist me that your NY drug able, our Church there, I hope February in Salt I am sure Young People are of their so, better than it has our other churches. this Christian work Board will meet will be on Lake. I hope ready with the amount there that a as All directors If not are they money. Now this and counselors able is be to their at the personal inroll meeting, with $2.00, Counselor Junior are you enrollment. Our Senior President Mrs. Rowell, as of now has not People to do anything at this board, but be ready to, if Officers to are These tea. Spring just few THINGS Directors and be in January have are and a free take will have offering, Please make to the District Association. financially. I hope that if you have any you will use them to help put in on, must year anytime a you like, a youth day. Now is suppose to that you Mission Young People which you will give part of it Spiritually, and this a big day. District officers in your church Sorry I didn't get to Denver to the State Board our State Director, but do hope to go in February as me to help our Young People Department work. money yours Now money. TO DO. Senior President, please have This is the day or February. to can You day. their asked the Young we are asked, You know this is to raise Don’t forget to have your tea. is a good time as we have so many good days coming up. Valentine's day, Washington's Birthday. A little later in the a bring 50¢, in Nov. she has to meet with much to tell Our Moderator start early, to work invited the state convention to Utah in August. 50 we With the Young People department. As we don't have much I am praying that See you with. in Salt Your Youth Directors, Mrs. Mrs. Ethel Janet Washington Martin you will help Lake City February Tue Sy ads. Ws onal odin, all that 8, you 1975. can, UTAH-IDAHO DISTRICT CONGRESS May 8, 1976 Time 10:30 A. M. UTAH~IDAHO GENERAL BAPTIST ASSét*CLATION REVEREND WILLIE DAVIS, MODERATOR REVEREND FRANCE A. DAVIS, VICE~MODERATOR MAY BOARD MEETING 8:00 AM PARENT BODY IN MAY 8, THEME: Opening SESSION 8:00 AM. SEASONS OF PRAYER Associlatione «-<---8 <2 ene ee wenn Bro We. Ae Allen Mis sione<~<---8----- ~~ -Sis. Martha Graham Nati Onna nee em mm Bro Ed Miller ehall Me Sis. Re Rowell Reading of the minutes Bro. Nathaniel James Reading of the Agende Bro. Nathaniel James £PPOINITMENT OF COMMITTEES Nomination Committee for Parent Body Annual Time & Place for Annual session. Constitution and by-law committee Reports will be due on these committees session. VICE-MODERATOR, REV. THE ENTIRE MEETING. F. (BC Ot Ol Of Of Of OF CL OL OL OL OC OL OL OC AL OF OL Ct Ci Of Gl Of Gi C LLC A. pAyis WILL "I woke up Jesus," GREETINGS ; Minutes from Information Report Report from Youth this at BE the annual IN CHARGE OF Inspirational Church, Singing by 11:22-25 morning with my mind staid Missionary Treasurer Department YO "GOD BLESS THIS Of af Of GL OL at Of af of cf ato ASSOCIATION" in unison. Choir of New Zion Baptist Opening remarks by President Miller. Minutes by Secretary Diane Moore. Vice President in charge Mrs. M. Carpenter Appointment of committees song: "Lift Emphasis Him on Vacation Bible Drill Dean's Up‘ Sunday by Deacon President and Associate Schsol by Peroid Election of Remarks by School by Mrs. - 20 minutes F. Lula W. Henry Waller Dean Mrs. Sr. Me Watkins Delegate to National Congress Vice-Moderator F. A. Davis President E. Miller Fe ge Ge Fe Ee Ge Fe Fo fe fee Parent Cede Gs Ge Gai ke Go Ge Ge Fe Ge feike Ge fe Fete Co Fei Es Ee Fe ky Body Reassemble for noon-day Message by Reve Fe Ae Davis Dismiss for lunch at HILLERARY HOUSE on Washingtom Blvd. AUCH GEG GUO Ua on Presidents... DIRECTOR Prayer Youth A & B Selection 0 Ge £0 €s Ge Ge is Ee Ge G9: G0 G0 Ge Ge Ge te €s Gs ge Es lst. Vice Pres. Allen the last Board Meeting Secye Twiggs Letters of Registeration and reports of of at at af at cf at at of af o COL OC Of OK CX C Ground’ Matthew Ct Ot Gi Of Of CT Of Of Of CE OL GE GE GL Gf Cf at af Of Ct Ot Cf Gf Gi Gt Cc WASHINGTON EDUCATIONAL PERIOD Workshop Prayerm<<<------n nnn ene Sis. Henrene Waller Workshop Nutrition Sis. Ida Mae Jackson Workshop Home & Family Sis. Rosemary Brantley Closing Remarks President R, Rowell Vicz~Moderator F. A. Davis Of at a "Higher Bible UTAH~IDAHO DISTRICT WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION : May 8, 1976 8:30 A. M. “THEME: "IN HIS CREAT NAME ..2. REJOICE. SCRIPTURE: Psalms 100 SONG: session Ground" Song: Scripture: 1976 "Higher Of ct cl Of af af Cc 4 cf Of Of Of af df Of afc GaGa oaUaaaadaaagaagadadaddadGadadawdaddadaaa¢ag¢dgads UTAH~IDAHO May DISTRICT 8, 1976 Time LAYMEN 1:30- THEME:"‘Putting Christ where men can Devition by New Zion Baptist Church Scripture: Matthew Reading the minutes Opening Remarks Song: Congregation Calvary God SONG; will of show by 14:15-20 President Echoes from New Zion you the Emphasis on the theme: Report of committees Closing Remarks way W. A. Bro, see Him." Allen N. James the Field Corinth Bro. Jackson Bethal Bro J. McClain New President W. Ae Vice~Moderator, Hope Allen Davis ‘ae New Hope, Demonstration Film Closing & Philippians 2:2. President Corinth, OF LOCAL Corinth, ' | Bethal, Calvary PRESIDENTS Bethal, Calvary President Vice~President Secretary, Vice-Moderater PARENT BODY IN 4:00 PM | Reve Women's Department 2. District Congress 3. District Laymen 4. District Ushers All appointed committees, your report at the annual Business Re Thelma Alline Ushers Ushers Twiggs Green Strong Ac Vice~Moderator 1. New Fe T. C) TIST ASSOCIATE AVIS, MODERAMOR S, VICE-MODERsTOE Davis - please be ready to session in August. make Recommendations Closing Remarks & Banedictsen Note: Rev. Willie Davis, The Moderator wish to express his most humble apolosy for not being able to be here Dpeby coeds ltkdwetinged eponte form etiies LITE TOE ris: seat WSALAne for another to sift in? Christians are always ready to join hands ale one £ your another's We burdens fulfill the love of Christ ais V ve carry one another Bear one anothers burdens Davie SESSION Opening Remarks Reports: Business R. Twiggs Secretary Drill Remarks Old T. OWNER M. art P. minutes New Zion, REPORTS New Zion, Hope, 3:00 RI Opening Remarks Reading of the last Committee Report New 1976 accord" one "On THEME: 8, >Y May USHERS DISTRICT “If dt UTAH-IDAHO ana bear CONSTITUTION. WESTERN STATES MISSIONARY BAPTIST CONVENTION ARTICLE I. NAME This body shall be knownas the Western States Missionary Conventionof Colorado and Wyoming. pits # T 5400 ) At ARTICLE II. OBJECTIVE Convention, This organization an i Capp Baptist wmiting by kind, of thie Baptist shall Churches underteke and such as may desire to and Home promote to encourage and support Christian Education. Car ie ARTICLE II, / Seotion \ MBMEERSHTP 1. ) ae such organizations as may be organized in the These will further the work of the Churches. said . Section 2. Section 3. f- ‘ . organization. Baptist Any reguluz Missionary Baptist Association of this Convention upon the payment member ee Wes regular a a member may become of $25.00 a whose Church is duly affiliated with the States Missionary standing with_hbis Annual Member of this jy and shall be entitled except to hold office : IV. may become Missionary of this Convention upon payment of $5.00 admittance fee and the endorsementof the Executive Board or by vote of the Convention. Section ae ARTICLE Church Any regular admittance fee, providing that the said Association shall be fully and completely affiliated with the National Baptist Convention , U.S.A. Inc. Lae 8 f. future to operate uncer the auspices of the Western States Missionary Baptist Con~vention end report to same according to the plans of the } eee Thie Orgenization shall be composed of regular Missionary Eaptiet Churches; Associations; Sunday School and Bavtist Training Union Congress; Women's Auxiliary; Usher's Aux » iiiary; Laymen's Auxiliary; Music Department; and other Baptist Convention, in good and or her Church may become an Convention wpon-the_payment to all the privileges or vote. of the of $2.00 Convention OFFICERS Section 1. The Officers of this Convention President ~ lst Vice-President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Financial Secretary shall be: - = 2nd Vice-President Treasurer Historian Parlianentarian Director Coungelor Counselor Counselor Board of of Busic to Ushers to Laymen to Music Directors Department All auxiliary officere mist be approved by the Board Directors of the Western States Missionary Baptist Convention. of “4 ARTICLE¥, Section DUTIES OF OFFICERS lL, The duties fimiler Section 2, cf the President The Vice» 3. as those in ‘ President President and Convention. Section shall be the same bodies. shall preside sesist the in the absehce President in the work of the of the The Second ViceePresident's duties shall be in keeping with the duties of the lst Vice-President including whatever 6pecial duties shall be assigned him by the President of the Convention. Section hk. The Recording Secretary shall keep an accurate recordof the proceedings of the Convention in its Annual Sessions, Boards and special meetings and report the same to the following anmal session. The annual minutes of the Secretary Shall be published and copies made available to delegates in the Annual Session. Section 5. The Corresponding Secretary shall conduct all the cerrespone dence of the Convention and be respeneible for the Publications and assiat with promotional matters for the betterment of the Convention. He shall alse serve as assistant to the Recording Secretary. Section 6, The Financial Secretary shall receive all monies coming inte the Convention irrespective of orgin or setting ard record the same and report same to the Treasurer and be receipted by Treasurer for same. He shall keep an accurate record of all monies received and handled by the Convention and all bills and incumbrances and expenditures paid by the Convention and report the same in a published document in regular boards and the annual session. He shall write all vouchers on the funds of the Convention and secure signature of President prior to Gubaitting vouchers to Treasurer for payment. Section 7. Ssction 8 ° Section 9. Section 10. Section LL. The Treasurer shall receive all funds from office of Mnancial Secreand tary provide for their safe-keeping. Pay all orders of the Convention and Executive Board upon receipt of signed voucher of Financial Secretary properly endors byed the Presie dent. The Treasurer shall be bonded by the Convention. The Auditer shall audit all financial records of the Convention and ite Auxiliary bodies and make a complete report in writing at the Annual Session. All books are to be in: the hand of the Auditor at least 30 days prior to the Anmaal Session. The Parliamentarian shall see that all proceedingsof the Convention are carried out accordingto parliamentary usage, The Historian shall compile a total historyof the Convention and. keep such history current on an annual basis. The Director of Christian Education ghall supervise and organize all of the Education activities of the Convention. he shall work in conjunction with e Beard ef Christian Education appointed by the President. He shall work in an advisory capacity with the Dean of the State Congress, District Congress, and likewise, the Dean of each Association Congress. He shall be responsible for the certification of all instructors in the State Congress, District Congressea and in local Church training programs. He Shall be the Executive Director of the Schulership Commission. Section 12. The Director of Music shall take total responsibility for the projection of music in the Convention, carrying forth the directives of the President and the Parent Body. Section 13. The Board of Directors shall be composed of with complete authority The President shall be Chairman It shall be the function of the interest of the Convention absence of the total Convention. mst be approved by the Board. of the Board Board to act all Pastors. of Directors. in the best in the All Auxiliary Officers CONSTITUTION ARTICLE VI, All officers shall be nominatedby a committees on permanent appointed by the President organization from each Church and the committee the Annual Session. Section 2. ARTICLE in the May Board. One p®raon shall be appointed (Cne person from each Church) - th 3 ELECTION OF OFFICERS Section 1. as = Page shall make its report in Voting delegates in the parent body shall be determined by the mumber ef electdital votes allocated to each Church. Voting, rights éhall be contingent off the individual churches meeting ite finanéial commitment ii the parent body as assessed by the budget committee. pe VII. REPRESENTATION Section 1. Each church shall represent with a recommended percentage Such representation will include of ite annual budget. fees to be paid te the Parent Body, Women's Auxiliary, State This Congress and other suxiliary bodies of the Convention. representation fee may be paid in full at the anmal session or prorated throughout the year until the full amount is paid. The Convention in its annual session shall determine the amount of the percentage. in the following shall represent Association categories: Twenty-five percent (25%) of all income of the affiliated n be channsled into the treasurer will associatio of die Convention for the svpport of Mission and Education. E, o-ylo Section 3. Auxiliaries All other Parent ARTICLE VIII. of the Western States Missionary Baptist Convention shall pay 25% of all income into the treasurer. residual funds shall Body at the request be made of the Board available to of Directors. the DISTIBUTION OF CONVENTION FUKDS Section 1. and All funds received from representation of Churches Associations shall be distributed in the manner? following 10% Convention Saving Endowment 10% Building Fund 15% Denomonational Loyalty (National Baptist Convention Causes) 20% Missions and Education LS% Operational Cost To vary from the mode of distribution requires majority vote of the Board of Directors. ARTICLE IX. Section 2 two-thinds THE EXECUTIVE BOARD 1. The Executive Officers: Board shall consist of the following elected. President, Vice-President, 2nd Vice-President, Recording Secretary, Corresponding Secretary, Treasures, President and Secretery of Women Aux., President and Secretary of Congréss, of Ushers, Laymen and their respective Counselors. Directors of Christian Education, and Secretaries and the Director of Music. of each Association, Moderators and five membere at large. Section 2. The Executive Board shall have the power to appoint to fill any vacancy that may occur during the year. Section Compensation for members of the Executive Board anc those employed by the Convention shall be set by the Executive 3. Section . Disbursements of ConventionAshall approved budget and Board as presented to be according the Convention persons to the it its Annual Session. Expense items other than those listed in the budget must be approved by the Executive Committee the of Directors. Constitution « Page § ARTICLE 2 Ik, A (Cont SRUECC. Section 5. There gai} f ident shell have the right te call a meeting of In the absence of the Executive the Board i at his diecretion. Board in session, the Executive Committee , composed of the Rody Officers shall assume total responsie : : ave ox the operation of the business of the Convention. bility ARTICLE X. TIME AND PLACE OF MEETINGS This convention shall meet annually on Tuesday after the second Lord's Day in August, at such place as may be chosen by the Convention at the oe ARTICLE ng meeting 27. AMENDMENTS This Constitution Convention of the Anmmal may be by a two-thirds oF Session. amended only at Majority vote the Annual cathy fion of the members of present. the Said amendment to take place ten (10) days after the pee se of the Annual Meeting, providing three (3) month netice (written) be given to the Executive is to ARTICLE X2I. be Board prior as stated to the above in setting this of the Gonvention, article. which RULES AND BY~LAWS Section 1. Section adopted 2. The President of thie Organisation shallhave the power to appoint such Committecs as is deemed necessary for the transaction of the business of thie Convention. All Section 3. ee ht Officers | and Committee Chairmen shall be Gaplicate with a cepy being presented Sex retary to became a part of the mimites. sane “ghall present a published minutes In case of interruption of the regular meeting of this Convention » oF failure through some unforeseen event to hold eguiar meeting of the Convention at the time and place adopted, ‘the Executive Board shall have the power to cali a meeting of the Convention at such time and place as it may determine. rogram and budget of whe auxiliaries shali be considered ondary to the program, budget and objectives sf the Parent 4 Z ae by the Pabik Body | or téscuneiia tian of the Board of Directors prior te being put inte effect or taking office. neg Section 5. “ ging a copy available to all delegates. j Section 4. of the bedy ehall be opened and clesed with meetings prayer. The program and budget of the auxiliaries shall be designed ig it the program and budget of the Parent Body which is the official and overeall program and budgetof the entire convene tion. Section 6. The Parent Body shall encourage and abet Awrlliary Bodies in une promotion ang conduct of activities and sbligetions cumbent upon them through their affiliation with tie National Baptist Convention Inc. and other fraternal organisations. CONSTITUTION = Page 5 ARTICLE XII. Section (Contamed) 7 3 Honorariumes shall not be considered asa a Convent ional obligation but shall be honored within the integrity of the Convention according te the ability of the Cenvention te Tas dos Be without hindrance to ite etendard obligations. Executive Board of the Convention may raise er lower Honorae ee at ite discretion. the auxiliary bedies.) Section 8. (This includes honorariums in Association programs and objectives must be reviewed by the Convention and designed not to overlap or conflict established programe and objectives of the State Convention. The Convention President shall be netified of all Associational <i shall attend in pergon or have a representative Space shall be erly in all associations! programs reson ¢ the President “to projectthe objectives of the Convention. o fresident eof the Congress, Director of Chr detian Faucation and Congress Board shall meet with the President of each Aagaceiational Congress and their boards, to work out an annual curriculum for the purpose of correlating the Statewide Chiistian Edmeation and Training program of ths Convention. Any question regarding procedure which may arise which is not covered in these by-laws shall be decided upon in ordance with the Roberts Rules of Order or accepted parliamentary USAZS. Section Date: ll. These byelaws may be amended only on the last day of the Convention in anmuel session providing a written notice of such amondment have been given on the first day of the mecting. Sach amendment shall go into effect 10 days after the close of the meeting. August 16, 1966 This revised Constitution was submitted to the 58th Annual Western States Baptist Contention. Constitution Comuittees Rev. M. E. Proby Rey. F. G. Williams Rev. M. ©. Williams Rey. W. 0. Mes. Cora Mays Mes. Harelene Riley Robinson Mr. H, ¥. M:Daniel Rev. Jd. L. Griffin, Chairman Seasion of the OOO THE Ay OFFICIAL OF NINETY-FOURTH > > a. PROGRAM ANNUAL SESSION THE National Baptist Convention U.S. A., Inc. THeme “The Sameness of Christ” Hebrews 13 8 HELD WITH THE BAPTIST CHURCHES BUFFALO, a. THE OF | ah NEW YORK SEPTEMBER 3-8, 1974 J H. Jackson, President T J Jemison, Secretary OF THE PROGRAM NINETY-FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION Theme: “The Sameness WEDNESDAY 9:30 Song 9:45 Season of MORNING Service Mrs. Johnnie Howard Brown, Emory Johnson, Co-Director Prayer Silent of 1. For Closed Director by Sentence Our National Baptist Convention -_-...... P 2. For the Churches of ee be B. J World 3. For Missions to Order Call Annual Baptist S. Carolina Waller, Illinois W R. Brown, Indiana Walter Paige, Maryland Ninety-Fourth of The Session Alabama A. Boykin, -..---.---.---.---- Amos 5. For The Peace of The World _...........--------------. Prayers Whipper, .......... es Nation 4; For-Our 10:00 Christ” of Convention, The National U.S.A. —.... President J H. Jackson 10°15 to 10:45 Welcome Program _..<2i6<4c.<--ec5-.. Local Committee 10:45 to 11:00 Response on Behalf of The National Baptist Convention U.S.A., Inc. ............... C. A. Weaver 11:00 Sermon ene eee tee _. nace Vee C. H. Hampton, California i ronnie W H. Wofford, California Announcements 12:00 Benediction Florida 6:30 Visual 7:30 Devotions 7:45. Report Aid Department of The M. L. William sermon _......__. Foreign Gayton, J EVENING Mission Neal J Haynes, D. W McFarland, Missouri Ohio Ss THURSDAY Board Chairman Harvey, III, Secretary _. John Alternate J N Wheeler, Lightfoot, D.C. Winois Offering Announcements Benediction FRIDAY MORNING Pag BIeVOUONS 9:30 Minister’s Wives Fellowship Mrs. Wendell T Report A. Liggins, of The Retirement Mrs. Isabel E. Hoggard, 10:30 Music 10:45 The 11:00 Discussion - 11:45 Report Resolutions 12:00 Sermon Fraternal of Announcements Benediction R. Blake, S. Carolina Convention Business Presiding Fund Chairman Period z 3 _.. Committee .. W | C. Jackson, Tennessee ~ FRIDAY 2:00 Devotions _.. 2.15 Inspirational AFTERNOON Secrets areas saan Address #3 E. L. McCann, Illinois Van J Malone, Georgia Reports Commission Nations On Sunday School ner Women’s Convention National Baptist The United . R. E. L. Hardmond, Chairman & B.TU KE. _______.__ Voice Mrs. _.... A. Freeman, President Mary O. Ross, President CC Albert A Williams, Ww Clark, Managing Editor Editor Announcements Benediction FRIDAY EVENING Youth Night 7:30 Music Oratorical Contest. Theme Struggle For Peace” “Youth’s Undergraduate Commission Supervisor Scholarship of Contest Introduction of Judges Presentation of Awards Music Benediction __. Miss F Responsibility O. Alexander, in The Mississippi MORNING SATURDAY 9:15 Devotions 9:30 Report Hamblin, A. W H. T. Brewster, Commission on Relations Inter-Cultural 10:00 The Hour Moderators’ Appointee M. Sermon Annual Chairman Secretary 9:45 Moderators S. Gordon, Chairman L. Moderator’s Moderators Board Education of The The Report Announcements Benediction SATURDAY ‘2:00 Devotions 2:15 Inspirational 2:30 Benefit 2:45 Charlie Address Jamison, Michigan Davis, Alabama Board Charles R. AFTERNOON H. Wendell Memorial Williams, Harris, Sermon Offering Announcements Benediction Chairman Secretary W J SATURDAY 7:30 Devotions The Report W of Evangelistic Charles W 7:45 EVENING W Alexander, C. Trotter, C. Trotter, Secretary Franklin, Michigan Secretary C. For Board Chairman Sermon Appeal Evangelistic Decisions For L. Christ Offering Announcements Benediction SUNDAY 8:45 The Model Sunday MORNING School .. Sunday School Publishing Board D. C. Washington, 10:00 Morning Executive Director Convention Chorus Worship Congregational Singing The Scripture Lesson The Prayer The Offering Musical The Selection Sermon Alternate Musical President E. J. H. Jackson Doyle Billoups Vice President-At-Large Selection Announcements Benediction SUNDAY AFTERNOON Foreign Mission Mass Meeting 3:00 Devotions Work The of The Foreign Mission Foreign Mission Board The Sermon Offering Announcements Benediction Thus The Ends The National Ninety-Fourth Baptist Annual Convention, ee Session USA., Inc. of Board COURSES AND FOR National THE TEXTBOOKS ANNUAL SESSION OF THE Sunday School and B. T. U. Congress JUNE 17-21, 1974 DR. DR. MRS. NOTE: E. A. ROBERT BESSIE E. PENN, S. ESTELL, Dean Secretary STUDY in the Discussion Groups (no classes), COURSES AND TEXTBOOKS Tuesday - Friday, 2:30 GENERAL COURSE President All general classes will meet morning, Tuesday Friday, 8:00 - 10:30 Afternoon MORNING FREEMAN, NO. 4:30 DIVISION TITLE AND TEXTBOOK 110b—Personal Christian Living Textbook: Knowing the Living God — by Roger Hazelton 110.1b—How To Read And Study The Bible Textbook: Let’s Study the Bible — by Kenneth Jones 112b—The Chrisiian Message For Our Present Day World Textbook: God’s Word in Today’s World — by Suzanne De Dietrich 113b—Christian Stewardship Textbook: The Life | Owe — by William Keech 114b—My Christian Beliefs Textbook: Man of Faith and a New Age — by Richard R. Broholm 121b—The Old Testament: Its Content And Values Textbook: Understanding the Books of the Old Testament — by Patrick H. Carmichael 122b—The New Testament: Its Content And Values Textbook: Understanding the Books of the New Testament — by Patrick H. Carmichael 123b—The Prophets And Their Message Textbook: Prophecy Interpreted — by John P. Milton 124b—Jesus And His Teachings Textbook: Jesus Confronts Life’s Issues — by Joseph D. Ban 130.1b—The Educational Task Of the Church Textbook: The Church’s Teaching Ministry — by Kenneth Cober 13lb—The Church Through The Centuries Textbook: The Church Through the Centuries — by John W. Wade 131.20—Hisiory Of The Negro Church Textbook: The Negro Church in America — by E. Frankin Frazier 133ib—Tne Church And Social Action Textbook: The Purple Pulpit — by Richard Lb. Keach 133.lo—Tne Churcn And Area Social Tension Texipook: An Exodus for the Church by William F. Kencher Responsible Revolution — by Verkeyl, Jahnannes and Mordholt 133.26—American Negro History Textbook: The Negro Pilgrimage in America — by Eric Lincoln Is Anypody Listening to Black America 150b—/\\issionary Education In The Local Church Textbook: Education For Mission — by A. Ranck 152b—The Christian Task At Home Textbook: Dare To Reconcile — by J. T. Nelson 18Q0b—Baprist Doctrine Textbooks: Baptist Beliefs — by E. Mullins Fundamentals of Our Faith — by Herschel 40b—Understanding Our Pupils “FINE ARTS DIVISION” Hobbs Textbook: Understanding the Learner — by George E. Riday 141b—Ways Of Teaching Textbook: Blueprints For Teaching — by John Sismore 141.2b—Dramatics In Christian Education Textbook: Creative Dramatics: A Guide For Educators — by Francis Pierini M. From Nineveh To Now — by Gordon C. Bennett 141.36 or 469b—Music in Christian Education Textbooks: Music in Christian Education — Edith Thomas Music in Protestant Worship — by Dwight Steere 141.5b—The Storyteller In Christian Education Textbook: The Storyteller in Religious Education — by Jeanette P. Brown 142b—Christian Evangeiism Textbooks: The Converted Church — by Paul L. Stagg Electric Evangelism — by Dennis Benson 143b—Recreational Leadership Textbooks: Recreation in the Local Church — by Frances Clemens, R. Tully and Edward Crill The Recreational Leaders — by E. O. Harbin 144b—Planning And Leading Christian Worship Textbook: Planning Congregational Worship Service — by John Wayland “CHILDREN’S LEADERS’ DIVISION” 210b—Unaerstanding Children Textbook: Teaching the Youth of the Church — by D. Griffin 211b—Teaching Children Textkook: The Church Teaching the Young — by A. Jahsmann 212b—Pianning Children’s Work In The Church Textbook: The Church Guides Children’s Work — by Marjorie McCuthan 213b—The Home And Church Working Together For Children Textbook: The Church Is Families — by Edward and Harriet Dowdy 215b—The Church’s Ministry To Children Textbook: Weekday Ministry With Young Children — by Martha L. Hemphill 2i6b—The Use Of The Bible With Children Textbook: The Very Best Book of All 2185b—When Chiidren Worship Textbook: The Child and the Christian Faith — by Dorothy Fritz 220b—Working With Nursery Children Textbook: Christian Teaching of Kindergarten Children — by Dorothy Fritz 231b—Working With Kindergarten Children Textbook: Blessed are They Who Teach — by Anna L. Carlton 241b—Teaching Primary Children Textbook: Weekday Ministry With Young Children — Martha L. Hemphill 251b—Teaching Juniors Textbook: Change Without Notice — by Nancy B. Geyer 280b—The Story Hour In The B.T.U. Textbook: The Church Teaching Her Young — by A. Jahsmann 290b—Administering The Baptist Junior Union Textbooks: Why | Am A Baptist — Joe T. Odle Junior and Intermediate B.T.U. Leader’s Manual — by Isaac YOUNG PEOPLE’S LEADERS’ DIVISION 310b—Understanding Youth Textbook: Youth, World Page 2 and Church by Sara Little 311b—Teaching Youth Textbooks: Youth Seeks A Master — by L. H. Evans Youth Ministry: Sunday, Monday and Everyday — by J. L. Carrol and K. L. Ignatius 312b—The Youth Followship Textbooks: Learning Together in the Christian Fellowship — by Sara Little Dynamic Christian Fellowship — LeRoy J. Day 314b—Helping Young People 331b—Teaching Youth Develop Christian Beliefs Textbooks: Adolescent in Search of a New Church — by Pierre Babin Youth, Asks, Does God Still Speak? — by Andrew Greedy 315.4b—Youth At Worship Textbooks: New Ways in Worship for Youth — by John Brown The Inner Revolution — by David F. Olsen 315.9b—Preparing Youth For Christian Marriage And Home Life Textbooks: Building a Christian Marriage — by William E. Hulme Design For Christian Marriage — Dwight Small 318b—The Christian Approach To Life’s Work Textbook: Careers For You — Erma Farrari 321b—Teaching Junior Highs Textbook: Teaching Junior Highs — by Alice E. Cornell (Seniors) Textbook: Teaching Senior Highs — by Paul T Losh 341b—Teaching Older Youth Textbooks: Tuned-In Christians — by J. J. Savory Teaching Older Youth — by F. Fordham and V Alessi 360.1b—Boy Scout Unit Administration Textbook: Scouting in Baptist Churches — by Donis Myers 370b—Administering The Baptist Junior Union Textbook: Junior and Intermediate Manual — by Isaac 380b—Administering The Senior B.T.U. — Textbook: Baptist Training Union Handbook — by Felder 391b—Administering The Baptist Student Union Textbook: The Church’s Mission On the Campus — by C. M. Roselle ADULT LEADERS’ DIVISION 410b—Understanding Adults Textbooks: Jesus, Teacher and Lord — by George Vanderlip 411b—Methods And Materials In Adult Education Textbook: Designs For Religion — by Gabriel Morgan 412.1b—Young Adult Work Of The Church Textbooks: Word and Doctrine — by How To Vitalize Young Adult Classes — by Joan Leach 412.3b—The Christian Education Of Older Adults Textbook: Three Score and Ten—Wow! — by Agnes D. Pylant 423b—The Home And Church Working Together Textbooks: Christian In Families — by Roy W. Fairchild The Recovery of Family Life — by Trueblood 465b—The Work Of Ushers Textbook: Usher’s Handbook — by Bonner and Dickson The Work of the Usher — by A. D. Johnson 470b—Administering The Baptist Adult Union Textbook: Adults in Church Training — by Ishee “ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISION” 510b—Dimensions Of Christian Leadership Textbook: Dynamics of Christian Education — Gerald H. Slusser 515b—Leadership In The Group Textbook: Learning Together in the Christian Fellowship — by Sara Little 520—Methods In Supervision And Teacher Guidance Textbook: New’ Keeping in Touch — Roger Sisemore 610b—Administering The Church School Textbooks: Teach Me To Teach — by Dorothy G. Swain Fundamental Christian Beliefs — by W. Arndt Page 3 61lb—The Superintendent And His Task Textbook: The Superintendent Plans His Work — by Idris W. Jones 613b—Administering The Vacation Church School Textbook: Administering a Vacation Bible School — A. Washburn 014b—Financing The Work Of The Church Textbook: Handling the Church’s Money — by Robert E. Peterson 616b—The Youth Director And His Task Textbook: Youth Ministry — by J. L. Carrol and K. L. fgnatius 661b—Organizing The Church For Christian Education Textbooks: The Church’s Teaching Ministry — by Kenneth L. Cober Planning Christian Education in Your Church — by Kenneth Blazier and Evelyn Huber 680b—Administering The Baptist Training Union Textbook: The B.T.U. Handbook — by Felder 770b—Drug Abuse And Our Youth Textbook: How To Fight the Drug Menace — by W. S. Garmon and Phil Strickland 780b—Administering The Area Program Of Christian Education Textbooks: Leadership Education Curriculum Handbook Manual for State Board Directors Christian Education Yearbook AFTERNOON DISCUSSION GROUPS Discussion Groups will be offered each afternoon, Tuesday through Friday Each messenger who is assigned to a course in the mornings will be simultaneously assigned to the same Division for the afternoon discussion group. This type of general assignment will permit the afternoon groups to be made up of persons from various morning .courses, and provide a variety of insights and experiences in each group. The general purpose of the afternoon emphasis of the Congress where there Discussion Groups is to relate the to the work which the messengers do in their churches, and to enhance their perspective and overview of the Church’s educational program. For this purpose the Resource Book and the Study Guide specially prepared for the Congress will be basic. In addition, discussion material will be culled from the Dean’s Keynote Address, the President’s Address, and the General Lectures in the morning General Assemblies. Each messenger will report to his Division cluster in the afternoon, will be a general presentation which will Discussion Groups draw together the salient material from the morning general assemblies, the resource material, and the interests of the persons enrolled in the respective Divisions. Following this brief general presentation, messengers will be assigned to smaller groups for further discussion of the material. The Resource the Sunday Tennessee, School Guide Board, 330 Charlotte PROJECTS AND DIVISIONS Pastors Division at a price to be announced. SPECIAL The for the Publishing Pastors Division is open to ministers is available Avenue, and other from Nashville, interested persons. It is designed to offer information and inspiration to ministers. Two General Seminars, one each in the morning and afternoon, enable the speakers to relate to all of the persons in the Division. Five smaller Seminars enable the ministers to deal with specific issues related to the work of the church and the minister There is no prerequisite for enrolling in the Pastors Division, although there are many ministers who choose to enroll in other courses in the Congress. Because of the nature of the Pastors Division, there is no terminus or final standard for “completion” of the work. Persons who desire credits may apply for them, with credits awarded based on participation in one of the smaller Seminar Groups. There is no special fee although the ministers do helpful to the Congress. Page 4 for enrollment voluntarily in the contribute Pastors a fee Oivision, which is Ministers Wives Division This Division appeals primarily to Ministers Wives who have recognized needs related to their particular position in the Church. The program consists of two major study emphases or “classes,” held in the mornings, and related to the specific or general interests of Ministers Wives. In the afternoon, two Discussion Groups relate to the general themes of the Congress. Participation in the Ministers Wives Division is encouraged for those persons whose needs are in line with the objectives of the Division. Other persons may enroll in the regular Congress courses. There is no “terminus” for the work of this Division, as the emphases may change from year to year Credit cards will be issued to those who seek them, based on afternoon discussion group. There is no special fee Division. participation for in a enrollment LABORATORY morning in the class Ministers and an Wives SCHOOL The Laboratory School offers a four-year program designed to provide observation privileges and teaching experiences, under guidance, for messengers who are teachers and leaders of children through the intermediate ages, and who are serving as instructors and supervisors of children’s work in their local church, district, or state. Those who complete the four-year course will be awarded an advance Congress certificate from the Children’s Division of the Congress. Those receiving the certificates will be required to submit a@ written report on the teaching of children in the individual’s own local church or area of denominational responsibility, to pass an oral examination by the committee on advance certificates, and to demonstrate proficiency in the teaching of children. Admission to the Leboratory School will be limited to those who bring with them credit cards received in completion of requirements for a Second Certificate of Progress or its equivalent, including Course 121b—The Old Testament: New Testament: Its Contents in children’s work. and Its Contents Values, and and at Values; least 122b—The two courses A special enrollment fee ($3.00) will be required of the messengers, but not the children, who enroll in the Laboratory School each year Classes meet morning and afternoon. There are four sections in the Laboratory School. Messengers will be assigned to the appropriate section in the Laboratory School. SKILL SHOP The Skill Shop will offer a four-year program designed to develop and demonstrate the use of creative skills in the program of Christian Education. Special attention will be given to the use of these skills in connection with special emphases, such as Christian Stewardship, Missions, Evangelism, Family Living, and also special days. Those who complete the four-year course will be awarded an advance Congress certificate from the Fine Arts Division of the Congress. Those receiving the certificate will be required to submit a written report on the use of creative skills in the individual’s own church or area of denominational responsibility, to pass an oral examination by the committee on advance certificates and to demonstrate proficiency in three specific skills or one combination skill. Admission to the Skill Shop will be limited to those who bring their credit cards received in completion of requirements for a Second Certificate of Progress or its equivalent, including Courses Second Certificate of Progress or its equivalent, including Courses 121b “The Old Testament: Its Concerns and Values,” 122b—The New Testament: Its Contents and Values,” and a course in Teaching Methods. the A special enrollment fee of $3.00 will be required to enroll Skill Shop each year Classes meet morning and afternoon. ADMINISTRATION in WORKSHOP The Workshop will provide a four-year program designed especialPage 5 ly for those who carry administrative responsibility for the course awarded Christian Education in their Local Church or Denominational area. It will seek to improve their vision and skill through informal training and practice under guidance in the planning and evaluation of a Christian Education program for the Church. Those Advanced the who complete Congress Congress. Those mit a written four-year Certificate from receiving report the the will be be required Administrative certificate will on a plan of operation for the an Division of to sub- individual’s own Church or area of denominational responsibility to pass an oral examination by the Committee on Advanced Certificates, and to demonstrate proficiency in the administration of Christian Education. Admission to the Christian Education Administration Workshop will be limited to those who completion of requirements for equivalent. Enrollment in the Workshop than an average of 25 in each bring their a Third will credit cards Certificate of limited 100 be Workshop Group. to received Progress or in or not its more To help offset the additional administrative cost, an additional enrollment fee of $3.00 will be required to enroll in the AdministraWorkshop. tive Application should be WILLIAM The William for students who its equivalent, or H. made directly H. JERNAGIN Jernagin Lecture to the Dean’s LECTURE SERIES Series provides Office. an opportunity have received the Third Certificate of Progress or the Advanced Diploma to pursue further advanced studies for the enrichment of their lives and proficiency in their work. Those desiring to register for the William H. Jernagin Lecture Series should present their Third Certificate of Progress, or its equivalent, or their Advanced Diploma to the Dean’s Office. A special fee of $2.00 will be required to enroll in the Jernagin Lecture Series. CONTEMPORARY MINISTRIES WORKSHOP The discussions in this project will be especially useful to those who contemplate a religious vocation of any type, and not necessarily the pastorate. That would include work in city missions, campus ministries, directors of religious education, teaching, specialized chaplaincies, and the pastorate. CHURCH SECRETARIES’ WORKSHOP This project is designed for people who have the office work, but have no experience in or knowledge office. There will be demonstrations of the use of basic skills of of the church office machines ather than the typewriter and the advantages they open up churches. Also, there will be discussions of the peculiar demands a congregation upon the church secretary. THE LUCIE E. CAMPBELL This project officers and all church music. is open who are COLLEGE This group gives to WORKSHOP choir in for church the UNIVERSITY opportunity of contemporary concerns Christian Education. CHURCH directors, interested AND ON open to of MUSIC musicians, presentation of choir good YOUTH and provocative on College Campuses MISSIONARY WORKERS WORKSHOP in discussion relationship to This workshop will be designed to provide experiences and training necessary for effective missionary work at home and abroad. Textbook: The and Harvey Page 6 New Missionary Workers Manuel — Cunningham AMOUNT §$ National Sunday RECEIPT School ANNUAL (Combined $20.00 FOR EACH Sunday Baptist Training ENROLLMENT School and ORGAN IZATION; the following held and Baptist NO. Union Congress LETTER Training Union) $35.00 Combined S. S. and B.-T. 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Union Congress ANNUAL ENROLLMENT LETTER BAPTIST TRAINING UNION’ ee an8 Bapust Fh ‘Training Union of the ee. ee sends Christian to the session greetings of the (Please and the plainly, following held ...... Meee i ON ec OO ne ... Tepresentatives in giving titles to all names) NAMES Total number Church 17 «Oe Bai eae Congress write 9 Sapna ADDRESSES enrolled in Baptist Training Union ee a Pe ENROLLMENT FEES Class “A” churches—$50.00 Qualifying ten representatives Regular Enrollment $20.00—Qualifying three representatives ($5.00 for each additional representative) A representative is eligible to enroll in a morning course, participate in the afternoon discussion group related to the course taken or any Special Project for which he qualifies. (Please write plainly, giving titles to all names ) ADDRESSES