2019 Minute Book Of the

Southwest Association of Missionary Baptist Churches 68th Messenger Meeting

Hosted by

Northcrest Baptist Church Andrews, Texas

Be sure to visit the Southwest Association Website www.swambc.net

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Index

Cover Index …………………………………………………………………………….…… 2 Elected Officers/Speakers/Report Assignments for 2020……………………….... 3 List of Meeting Places ………………………………………………………….…… 4 - 5 List of Moderators ……………………………………………………………...…... 6 Constitution ………………………………………………………………………..... 7 - 8 PROCEEDINGS OF THE 68TH SESSION ……………………………………….. 9 – 12 Treasurer’s Report ………………………………………………………………..... 13 - 14 Women’s Report…………………………………………………………………….. 15 - 16 District Ladies Auxiliary Officers………………………………………………….. 17 Ladies Auxiliary Statement of Principles…………………………………..……… 18 - 19 LMD Information……………………………………………………………………. 20 - 21 Christian Education Report……………………………………………………....... 22 Memorial Report……………………………………………………………………. 23 Moderators Address…………………………………………………………………` 24 Introductory Sermon…………………………………….…………..……………… 25 - 26 Statistics Report …………………………………………………………………….. 27 - 29 Directory of Churches ………………………………………………………........... 30 - 36

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THE 2020 SESSION OF THE SOUTHWEST ASSOCIATION OF MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCHES WILL BE HELD WITH

PAVILLARD MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH, AMARILLO, TEXAS SEPTEMBER 24, 2020, 7:00 PM local time.

OFFICERS FOR 2020:

Moderator ………………………………..…………………. Leland Acker Vice Moderator ……………………………………….......... Stephen Bailey Clerk …………………………………………………….…… Alan Culp Assistant Clerk and Website…………………………........... Nathan Simmons Treasurer ……………………………………….................... Leland Acker Assistant Treasurer ……………………………………........ Ernie Kight Association Representative for MBA of Texas ………........ Roy Ramon

SPEAKERS ELECTED FOR 2020:

Introductory Sermon …………………………………….…. Danny Kennedy Alternate …………………………………………………….. Monty Hilliard Annual Sermon …………………………………………..….. Rusty Denny Alternate ………………………………………………..…… Alan Culp

REPORT ASSIGNMENTS FOR 2020:

Youth--------------------- Northside MBC, Snyder, TX Obituary------------------ Cornerstone MBC, Roswell, NM Missions------------------ Quaker Ave. MBC, Lubbock, TX Christian Ed ------------- Landmark MBC, Clovis, NM Women’s Work--------- Ridgecrest MBC, Levelland, TX Benevolence------------- NorthcrestMBC, Andrews, TX

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CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF MEETING PLACES: At the organizational meeting held with the Flower Grove Baptist Church, Ackerly, Texas, on December 14, 1951, Eld. J. E. Corbin presided as moderator. The Association was named, “The North Colorado Association of Missionary Baptist Churches.” Flower Gove Baptist Church, Ackerly, Texas……………………………………….. 1951 Hillcrest Missionary Baptist Church, Lamesa, Texas…………………………........... 1952 Flower Grove Baptist Church, Ackerly, Texas……………………............................. 1953 Pettit Missionary Baptist Church, Pettit, Texas……………………………………… 1954 Seminole Missionary Baptist Church, Seminole, Texas……………………………... 1955 Lubbock Missionary Baptist Church, Lubbock, Texas……………............................ 1956 A Committee was appointed at the 1955 meeting to study changing the name of the association. During the 1956 session, motion was made and carried to change the name to, “The West Texas – New Mexico Association of Missionary Baptist Churches.” Central Missionary Baptist Church, Albuquerque, New Mexico…............................. 1957 Hillcrest Missionary Baptist Church, Lamesa, Texas…………………………........... 1958 New Bethel Missionary Baptist Church, Clovis, New Mexico……............................ 1959 Pettit Missionary Baptist Church, Pettit, Texas……………………………………… 1960 First Missionary Baptist Church, Hobbs, New Mexico……………………………… 1961 Fellowship Missionary Baptist Church, Anton, Texas……………………………..... 1962 Hillcrest Missionary Baptist Church, Lamesa, Texas………………………………... 1963 First Missionary Baptist Church, Hobbs, New Mexico……………………………… 1964 Paramount Missionary Baptist Church, Clovis, New Mexico……………………….. 1965 Northside Missionary Baptist Church, Snyder, Texas……………………………….. 1966 Landmark Missionary Baptist Church, Quanah, Texas……………............................ 1967 Westwood Missionary Baptist Church, Odessa, Texas……………............................ 1968 Abilene Missionary Baptist Church, Abilene, Texas………………………………… 1969 Eighth St. Missionary Baptist Church, Seminole, Texas…………………………….. 1970 Landmark Missionary Baptist Church, Roswell New Mexico………………………. 1971 Northside Missionary Baptist Church, Snyder, Texas………………………………. 1972 Tall City Missionary Baptist Church, Midland, Texas………………………………. 1973 Mt. Village Missionary Baptist Church, El Paso, Texas…………………………….. 1974 Quaker Avenue Missionary Baptist Church, Lubbock, Texas………………………. 1975 Landmark Missionary Baptist Church, Farmington, New Mexico………………….. 1976 Liberty Missionary Baptist Church, Odessa, Texas………………………………….. 1977 First Missionary Baptist Church, Hobbs, New Mexico……………………………… 1978 Journey St. Missionary Baptist Church, Amarillo, Texas…………............................. 1979 Grace Missionary Baptist Church, Albuquerque, New Mexico…............................... 1980 Northcrest Missionary Baptist Church, Andrews, Texas……………………………. 1981 Landmark Missionary Baptist Church, Vernal, Utah………………………………… 1982 Tall City Missionary Baptist Church, Midland, Texas………………………………. 1983 First Missionary Baptist Mission, Big Spring, Texas………………………………… 1984

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Quaker Avenue Missionary Baptist Church, Lubbock, Texas………………………. 1985 Landmark Missionary Baptist Church, Carlsbad, New Mexico……………………... 1986 First Baptist Church, Hermleigh, Texas……………………………………………… 1987 Beacon Baptist Chapel, San Angelo, Texas………………………………………….. 1988 Grace Baptist Chapel, Albuquerque, New Mexico…………………………………... 1989 Quaker Avenue Missionary Baptist Church, Lubbock, Texas………………………. 1990 Pavillard Missionary Baptist Church Amarillo, Texas…………………………......... 1991 Beacon Baptist Church, Odessa, Texas……………………………............................ 1992 First Baptist Church, Hermleigh, Texas……………………………………………… 1993 Journey St. Missionary Baptist Church, Amarillo, Texas……………………............ 1994 Antioch Missionary Baptist Church, Amarillo, Texas……………………………….. 1995 Beacon Baptist Church, Odessa, Texas………………………………………………. 1996 Northside Missionary Baptist Church, Snyder, Texas……………………….………. 1997 Landmark Missionary Baptist Church, Farmington, New Mexico………………….. 1998 Ridgecrest Baptist Church, Levelland, Texas……………………………………….. 1999 Cortez Missionary Baptist Mission, Cortez Colorado………………………..……… 2000 Westwood Baptist Church, Odessa, Texas…………………………………………… 2001

Compiled by Bro. Amon J. Langston

During the 2001 session, a motion was made and carried to change the name to “Southwest Association of Missionary Baptist Churches.” Vista Pointe Baptist Church, Hobbs, New Mexico…………………………............... 2002 Grace Baptist Chapel, Albuquerque, New Mexico……………………..……………. 2003 Quaker Avenue Missionary Baptist Church, Lubbock, Texas………………………. 2004 First Missionary Baptist Church, Hobbs, New Mexico……………………………… 2005 Tall City Missionary Baptist Church, Midland, Texas……………………………….. 2006 Wyndrock Missionary Baptist Church, Abilene, Texas……………………………… 2007 Pavillard Missionary Baptist Church Amarillo, Texas………………………...…….. 2008 Grace Baptist Chapel, Albuquerque, New Mexico…………………………………... 2009 58th Avenue Missionary Baptist Church, Amarillo, Texas…………………………... 2010 Landmark Missionary Baptist Church, Farmington, New Mexico………………….. 2011 Quaker Avenue Missionary Baptist Church, Lubbock, Texas……………………..... 2012 Ridgecrest Missionary Baptist Church, Levelland, Texas…………………………… 2013 First Missionary Baptist Church, Hermleigh, Texas……………………………….... 2014 Grace Baptist Chapel, Albuquerque, New Mexico………………………………….. 2015 Beacon Missionary Baptist Church, San Angelo, Texas …………………………….. 2016 Westwood Missionary Baptist Church, Odessa, Texas ……………………………… 2017 Wyndrock Missionary Baptist Church, Abilene, Texas ……………………………… 2018 Northcrest Missionary Baptist Church, Andrews, Texas …………………………….. 2019

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CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF MODERATORS: J. E. Corbin…………………………………………………………………….. 1951 - 1952 Earl Creswell………………………………………………………...........……. 1953 Jack Dean………………………… …………………………………………… 1954 J. W. Kesner, Jr. ……………………………………………………………….. 1955 - 1956 G. P. Allen……………………………………………………………………… 1957 - 1958 Carl Hixon……………………………………………………………………… 1959 - 1960 Lowe Stone…………………………………………………………………….. 1961 - 1962 Jack Strickland………………………………………………............................. 1963 - 1964 Gordon Schaffer………… ………………………………………...................... 1965 Amon Langston………………………………………………………………… 1966 - 1967 Bill Knight……………………………………………………………………… 1968 Bill Simpson……………………………………………………………………. 1969 - 1970 Norman Pierce………………………………………………............................. 1971 - 1972 George White…………………………………………………………………... 1973 - 1974 Jim Slocumb……………… …………………………………………………… 1975 - 1976 Earl Reynolds…………………………………………………………………... 1977 Ron McClung…………………………………………………………………... 1978 Rex Reynolds…………………………………………………………………… 1979 Amon Langston………………………………………………………………… 1980 Bob Rhodes…………………………………………………………………….. 1981 - 1982 Dwain Knight…………………………………… …………………………….. 1983 - 1984 Vernon Lierly………………………………………………………................... 1985 Rex Reynolds…………………………………………………………………… 1986 - 1987 Vernon Lierly…………………………………………………………………... 1988 - 1989 Pervis Williams………………………………………………………………… 1990 - 1991 Amon Langston………………………………………………………………… 1992 - 1993 Roy Ramon…………………………………………… ……………………….. 1994 - 1995 Monty Hilliard………………………………………………............................. 1996 - 1997 James Garten…………………………………………………………………… 1998 - 1999 David Humber………………………………………………………………….. 2000 - 2001 Chris Barnett…………………………………………………………………… 2002 - 2003 Curtis Brown…………………………………………………………………… 2004 - 2005 Dan Holt………………………………………………………………………… 2006 - 2007 Monty Hilliard…………………………………………………………….......... 2008 - 2009 Nathan Simons………………………………..................................................... 2010 - 2011 Eddie Johnson………………………………………………………………….. 2012 - 2013 Stephen Bailey…………………………………………………………………. 2014 - 2015 Ernie Kight …………………………………………………………………….. 2016 - 2017 Rusty Denny …………………………………………………………………… 2018 - 2019

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CONSTITUTION ARTICLE I-NAME The name of this Associate shall be SOUTHWEST ASSOCIATION OF MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCHES ARTICLE II-OFFICERS The officers of the messenger assembly of this Association shall be Moderator, Assistant Moderator, Clerk, Corresponding Secretary, and Treasurer. These shall be elected annually by the messengers at the annual session. ARTICLE III-OBJECT The object of this Association shall be to furnish a medium of fellowship to the churches composing it and to provide a means of cooperation in their effort to carry out the Lord’s Commission to His Churches. ARTICLE IV-MEMBERSHIP This Association shall be composed of such regular Baptist Churches as may agree with these principles, and are sound in Faith, Practice, and who desire to cooperate with each other maintaining and extending the Lord’s cause. Section 1. That is any church of like faith and practice not represented by either messenger or by letter for two consecutive years shall be omitted from the listing in the Southwest Association Minute Book. ARTICLE V-MEETINGS Section 1. The Messengers of this Association shall meet in regular session, on Thursday night and Friday, before the fourth Sunday in September, at such place as may be chosen by the messengers, and each church shall be notified of called sessions prior to the time of such sessions, 7:00 P.M. Local Time. Section 2. The annual session of the messenger assembly shall be held by the messengers, from the churches, which compose this Association. Section 3. Each Church and Mission shall be allowed three messengers to represent it in each session of the messenger assembly. Section 4. Each Church shall be the sole judge concerning the qualifications of her messenger or messengers. Section 5. The election of a messenger by a Church of this Association, shall be the authority for the messenger to be seated as such in any session in which he shall be sent, and no group, body, or individual, other than the church which shall elect him or her as messenger, shall judge his qualifications as a messenger. ARTICLE VI – NATURE OF MESSENGER ASSEMBLY Section 1. The messenger assembly shall serve the Churches composing the Association as a medium of cooperative effort in doing these things the Lord commanded them to do. Section 2. The messenger assembly does not posses, neither shall it ever exercise, authority that belongs to the Churches.

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ARTICLE VII-DOCTRINAL STATEMENT Section 1. Churches composing this Association must hold to a Doctrinal Statement that will impulse the verbal inspiration of the Bible as the infallible Word of God, the Virgin Birth of our Lord, the death of our Lord as a substitution Atonement for the sin of man, His bodily resurrection and His second coming as the crowning event of this dispensation. Section 2. The Churches of this Association must hold that the Lord commissioned only His Churches to preach the gospel and that Missionaries of the gospel must first be endorsed by the Church of which he is a member. The messenger assembly shall never have the authority to send missionaries or to preach the gospel. ARTICLE VIII-AFFILIATION The messenger assembly has no power to declare an affiliation for the Churches. The affiliation of each Church must be left to the individual Church and affiliation as can be recommended only. ARTICLE IX-DUTIES OF OFFICERS The duties of the officers shall be those that are commonly executed and as may be specified as occasions demand. ARTICLE X-RULES All sessions of the messenger assembly shall be conducted according to standard rules of parliamentary practice and with due reverence to our Lord and with special consideration for the feelings and rights of the messengers of the Churches. ARTICLE XI-AMENDMENTS This constitution may be amended by the Churches in regular session, by a vote of two-thirds of the Churches composing the Association, provided each vote of the Church has been authorized by the Church for which the vote is cast, and provided it is shown in the voting that such amendment is favored by two-thirds of the Churches composing the Association. ARTICLE XII-ORDER OF BUSINESS The order in which business of the messenger assembly shall be transacted in its sessions shall be as follows: 1. Welcome and Response 2. Recognition of new Pastors 3. Moderator’s Address 4. Introductory Sermon 5. Statistical & Enrollment and Finance Report 6. Election of Officers and Speakers 7. Selection of Place to Meet 8. Annual Sermon 9. Local Association Business a. Missions b. Women’s Work c. Youth Work d. Christian Education e. Benevolence 10. Obituary and Prayer 11. Miscellaneous Report and Announcements 12. Adjournment

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PROCEEDINGS OF the 68th Annual Session of the Southwest Association of Missionary Baptist Churches

Meeting at Northcrest Missionary Baptist Church, Andrews, Texas 7:00 P.M. Thursday September 19, 2019

Brother Woodside, accompanied on the piano by his wife, Sis. Woodside, led the messengers in singing “Revive Us again” to open the service. Opening prayer was led by Bro. Leland Acker, Life Point Baptist Church, Early, Texas. The meeting was called to order by Moderator, Brother Rusty Denny, Two Grey Hills Baptist Church, Two Grey Hills, New Mexico. The welcome was given by Brother Jerry Bailey, host pastor, Northcrest Missionary Baptist Church, Andrews, Texas. The response to the welcome was given by Brother Dan Holt, Landmark Missionary Baptist Church, Clovis, New Mexico. Special music, “Teach me Lord to Wait” was presented by Mike McAlister. There were no new pastors or missionaries in attendance. Brother Rusty Denny delivered the moderators address to the messengers on the topic of “What Are We Doing?” The text Brother Denny selected was II Timothy 4:3. Bro. Woodside led the congregation in singing “Since Jesus Came Into My Heart”. Bro. Woodside presented a special in music, “God Has Been So Good To Me”. Brother Glenn McCarver, Pastor, Borderland Baptist, El Paso, Texas delivered the Introductory Sermon. His message was entitled “What Can We Do With The Mountains In Our Life?” The text he used was Joshua 14: 1-15. Brother Danny Kennedy, Landmark Missionary Baptist Church, Clovis, New Mexico, extended right hand of appreciation to Brother McCarver for the message. Brother Robert Wallace of Texas Baptist Institute and Seminary presented to Brother Monty Hilliard A Master of Theology Studies and a Bible on behalf of the DuBose family. Brother Woodside was elected as the alternate to give the annual sermon. Brother Denny called for adjournment until 9:00 A.M Friday Morning. Dismissal Prayer was led by Brother Larry Bryant, Landmark NM.

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Friday Session, 9:00 AM, September 20, 2019

Moderator Rusty Denny called the meeting to order. Brother Nathan Simmons, 58th Baptist Church, Amarillo, Texas, led us in opening prayer. Terry Woodside led the messengers in singing “Foot Prints of Jesus” and “I Have Decided to Follow Jesus.” Brother Rusty Denny called for the missionaries present at the meeting to give their reports. The following mission reports were given:

Brother Curtis Gilbert – Missionary Baptist Association of Texas Missions and ICP Mary Duffitt Benefit Brother Leland Acker - Life Point Baptist Church, Early, Texas and TMD for Bro. Slocum Bryan Williams - Cedar Hills Baptist Camp, Oklahoma Brother Glenn McCarver – Borderland Missionary Baptist Mission, El Paso, Texas Brother John Kight – Cornerstone Baptist Mission, Roswell, New Mexico Brother Robert Dillon – Texas Mission Builders Brother Steven Haney – MBSF, Quaker Avenue Missionary Baptist Church, Lubbock, Texas Brother Danny Kennedy – Landmark Missionary Baptist Church, Clovis, New Mexico Brother Woodside – CPR Ministries Brother Ted Barker – Paraguay Brother Ron Davis – New Testament Baptist Mission in Midland, Texas Victor Rice, San Antonio, Texas HRS Ministries West Texas Learning Center at Northside, Snyder, Texas

Grace Chapel MBC, Albuquerque, New Mexico, reported that Bro. Curtis left there 2 weeks ago Brother Rusty Denny – Two Grey Hills Missionary Baptist Church, Two Grey Hills, New Mexico

Brother Monty Hilliard led the congregation in singing “Victory in Jesus.” Brother Leland Acker gave the SWAMBC Treasurer’s Report. A motion and second was made to adopt the report. Motion carried. Brother Alan Culp, First Baptist Church, Hermleigh, Texas, presented the enrollment and finance report. Brother John Kight, Cornerstone Baptist Mission, Roswell, NM gave the obituary report. The following were those who had their Heavenly Homegoing in the last year: Bo Griffin Janice Kent Jackie Mosley Mattie Large Luther Weeks Johnny Walker Cy Brooks Charlene Merritt Delores Houston Marie Atticty Gary Shrum Lettie Rock Pauline Terry Linda Cox

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Brother Monty Hilliard presented the LMD funds in the amount of $14,725.94 to Pathway Baptist Church, Odessa, Texas.

Brother Jerry Bailey introduced Brother Woodside to deliver the Annual Sermon. After a special in song, Brother Woodside delivered the annual sermon. He brought an inspiring message from John, Chapter 9: 1-8. Brother Nathan Simmons extended a right hand appreciation to Brother Woodside. Brother Denny called for an offering to be received. Brother Mike Pearson with Texas Mission Builders was nominated to receive the mission offering to help him purchase a new Trailer for his work in this endeavor. Second was made and motion carried. An offering of $337.00 was received. Brother Monty Hilliard led the messengers in singing “Redeemed.” Brother Denny called for the election of officers for the next year. Election of Officers: A Motion and second was made and carried to elect the following officers for the next year:

Moderator: Leland Acker Vice Moderator: Stephen Bailey Clerk: Alan Culp Assistant Clerk/Website Maintenance: Nathan Simmons Treasurer: Leland Acker Assistant Treasurer: Ernest Kight Representative: Roy Ramon

Preachers for the 2020 Meeting: Those elected were: Introductory Sermon: Brother Danny Kennedy Alternate: Brother Monty Hilliard Annual Sermon: Brother Rusty Denny Alternate: Brother Alan Culp Meeting Place for 2021: Ridgecrest Missionary Baptist Church, Levelland, Texas (September 23-24, 2021). Meeting Place for 2020: Pavillard Missionary Baptist Church, Amarillo, Texas.

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Report Assignments for 2020: The following reports were assigned by the Moderator: Youth – Northside, Snyder Obituary – Cornerstone, Roswell Missions – Quaker Avenue, Lubbock Christian Education – Landmark, Clovis Ladies Work – Ridgecrest, Levelland Benevolence – Northcrest, Andrews Mission Project: Borderland Missionary Baptist, El Paso, Texas. Brother Larry Bryant made a resolution of a standing vote of appreciation for Northcrest Baptist Church for their Hospitality. Meeting was dismissed in prayer.

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FINANCE REPORT

9/1/2018 through 8/31/2019

BEGINNING BALANCE $ 1,430.11

Income 2018 Minute Fund $ 860.00 2018 Mission offering $ 292.00 Beacon BC for McCarvers $ 50.00 10/27/18 Ladies Offering State Goal $1,751.53 10/27 Ladies Ofdfering K. Rachel $ 107.00 10/27/ Mission Rally Offering $ 287.00 1/26 Ladies Aux for MBSF $ 333.20 1/26 Mission Rally for MBSF $ 272.00 4/27 Ladies Plate Offering/Rachel Acker $ 110.50 4/27 Ladies Offering for National Goal $ 250.00 4/27 Mission Rally Offering/Rachel Acker $ 346.00 7/27/19 Ladies Plate Offering for Duffitt $ 83.06 7/27/19 Ladies Offering for sis. Martha $ 225.00 07/27/19 Mission Rally Offering for Duffit $ 178.00 Total Income $ 5,145.29 Balance before disbursements $ 6,575.40

Expense

2018 Year End Payment to McCarvers $ 430.11 Beacon to McCarvers $ 50.00 Missionary Offering Bro. Kennedy $ 292.00 Eddie Johnson Website $ 330.00 Alan Culp Clerk Hire $ 247.50 Kevin Rachel $ 107.00 State Goal $,1,751.53 Danny Kennedy $ 287.00 MBSF – Stephen Haney $ 605.20 Eddie Johnson Website Domain $ 11.00 Rachel Acker Ladies Offering $ 110.50 Rachel Acker Mission Rally Offering $ 346.00 National Ladies Aux Goal $ 250.00 Martha Langston $ 225.00 Sis. Mary Duffitt $ 261.06 Total Expenses $ 5,303.90 Ending Balance $ 1,271.50

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Offerings for Minute Fund and Clerk Hire

58th Avenue MBC, Amarillo, TX 50.00 First MBC, Hermleigh, TX 100.00 Landmark MBC, Farmington, NM 75.00 Pavillard MBC, Amarillo, TX 25.00 Quaker Avenue MBC, Lubbock, TX 100.00 Ridgecrest MBC, Levelland, TX 50.00 Two Grey Hills MBC, NM 20.00 Pathway MBC, Odessa, TX 100.00 Wyndrock MBC, Abilene, TX 100.00 Beacon MBC, Odessa, TX 25.00 Tall City MBC, Midland, TX 75.00 Northcrest MBC, Andrews, TX 50.00 Landmark MBC, Clovis, NM 35.00 TOTAL $805.00 Leland Acker Treasurer SWAMBC

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Report on Women’s Work

"And the Lord God said, It is not good that the man should be alone, I will make him an help meet for him." Genesis 2:18

God created woman to be a helper for man. The help of women is seen in each area of the work of the New Testament church: teaching, singing, cleaning, visiting, praying, serving, encouraging, and any other work of the church. Women should be serving the Lord with their talents.

"...he went throughout every city and village, preaching and shewing the glad tidings of the kingdom of God: and the twelve were with him, And certain women...Mary Magdalene...J oanna...Susanna, and many others which ministered unto him of their substance." Luke 8: 1-3

Many women who were contemporary with Jesus were a "help meet" to Him in the work He was doing. Women in the New Testament church today have the privilege of being a" help meet" to the Lord as we serve in a New Testament church.

Our Ladies' Auxiliaries offer many opportunities of service for women.

Our Southwest District Auxiliary offers women of our New Testament churches opportunities to make new friends, share ideas, pray together, and support shared projects.

Since the last Local Association meeting, the Southwest Ladies' Auxiliary has met 4 times. Our average attendance has been 48. Our offerings have supported the State Auxiliary goal: El Paso work, Bro. Glen Mccarver; Local Association goal: MBSF, Bro. Steven Haney; National Auxiliary goal: France, Bro. Anthony Phillips; and birthday gift cards for the Southwest Association missionary wives:

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Leis Woodside, Teresa Kight, Elizabeth Singh, Danielle Haney, Alice Smith, Amy Mccarver, Ramona Rice, Nora Denny, Jessica Acker.

What a blessing for women to serve in a New Testament church.

"Unto him be glory in the church by Christ Jesus throughout all ages, world without end. Amen." Ephesians 3:21

Respectfully submitted,

Ridgecrest Missionary Baptist Church

Levelland, TX

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LADIES AUXILIARY OFFICERS: President Nanette Simmons 7600 Upton Road

58th Street Baptist Church Amarillo, TX 79119 809-622-0916

Vice President Jo Ann Bailey P.O. Box 1995 Northcrest Missionary Baptist Church Andrews, TX Sec/Reporter Betty Shaw 116 Hartford Ave.

Ridgecrest Missionary Baptist Church Levelland, TX 79336 432-413-4888 Asst. Secretary Amy McCarver 7008 Faxon Dr.

Borderland MBC ElPaso, TX 79924 915-301-6054

Treasurer Joyce Ramon 3201 Shadyhill Dr. Beacon MBC San Angelo TX 76904

Asst. Treasurer Tammy Davis 1601 Avenue T Northside MBC Snyder, TX 79549

Pianist Becky Phillips 8604 CR 6440 Quaker Avenue Baptist Church Lubbock, TX 79414 806-584-6291 Asst. Pianist Rachel Acker 106 Orchard

Grace Pointe Missionary Baptist Church Early, TX 76802

Music Director Terry Hilliard 4929 49th Street Quaker Avenue Baptist Church Lubbock, TX 79414 806-584-6291 Asst. Music Director Jessica Acker 106 Orchard

Grace Pointe Missionary Baptist Church Early, TX 76802

Bible/Tract Distributor Becky Phillips 8604 CR 6440 Quaker Avenue Baptist Church Lubbock, TX 79414

Sunshine Committee Nanette Simmons 7600 Upton Road

58th Street Baptist Church Amarillo, TX 79119 809-622-0916

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Ladies Auxiliary Statement of Principles

Article-Name The name of this organization shall be the Southwest District Ladies Auxiliary. Article II-Definition This Auxiliary shall be composed of messengers of the local auxiliaries of the churches, which compose the Southwest Association. Article III-Purpose The purpose of this District Auxiliary shall be to encourage the women of the local churches to be active in all phases of the work in which they have scriptural right to participate and to encourage the establishment of auxiliaries in all Missionary Baptist churches where none exists. Article IV-Time and Place This District Auxiliary shall meet quarterly, on the last Saturday in the first month of the new quarter of the year. The place of each meeting shall be determined by a majority vote of the messengers. Time: 10:00 a.m. Texas time. Article V-Officers The officers of this District Auxiliary shall be: 1. President; 2. Vice President; 3. Secretary/Reporter; 4 Asst. Secretary/Reporter; 5. Treasurer; 6. Asst. Treasurer; 7. Pianist; 8. Asst. Pianist; 9. Song Leader; 10. Asst. Song Leader; 11. Bible and Tract Distributor. Article VI-Election of Officers All officers shall be elected by nomination and majority vote of the messenger body. No officer shall succeed herself more than once in any office. Any officer missing two meetings in succession shall be replaced at the second meeting. Article VII-Duties of Officers The duties of the officers of the District Auxiliary shall be: Section 1. President: The Duties of the president shall be:

1. To preside over all District Meetings 2. To appoint committees as directed by the messenger body. 3. To call special meetings when necessary. 4. To be active in looking after the welfare of the work.

Section II-Vice President: The duties of the Vice President shall be: 1. To preside over the meeting in absence of the President, or when called upon by the President. 2. To assist the President in whatever manner needed in advancement of the work.

Section III-Secretary: The duties of the secretary shall be: 1. To keep accurate records of the proceedings of the meeting 2. To prepare and read reports as instructed by the messenger body 3. To announce special meetings 4. To report through our religious papers the activities of the District Women’s work

Section IV-Asst. Secretary: The duties of the Asst. Secretary shall be: 1. To assist the Secretary in whatever manner needed in performing the duties of that office. 2. To act in absence of the Secretary.

Section V-Treasurer: The duties of the treasurer shall be: 1. To receive and disburse funds as designated. 2. To keep accurate records of all funds taken in and disbursed by the Auxiliary.

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Section VI-Asst. Treasurer: The duties of the Asst. Treasurer shall be:

1. To assist the treasurer in whatever manner needed in performing the duties of that office 2. To act in the absence of the treasurer.

Section VII-Pianist: The duties of the pianist shall be: 1. To be at the piano for the opening of each service. 2. To be available when called upon during each service.

Section VIII-Asst. Pianist: The duties of the asst. Pianist shall be: 1. To serve in the absence of the Pianist.

Section IX-Song Leader: The duties of the Song Leader shall be: 1. To open each meeting with singing. 2. To be available when called upon to lead during each service.

Section X-Asst. Song Leader: The duties of the Asst. Song Leader shall be: 1. TO act in the absence of the Song Leader.

Section XI-Bible and Tract Distributor: The duties of the Bible and Tract Distributor shall be: 1. To solicit funds and receive voluntary offerings for Bible and Tract work. 2. To keep the auxiliaries informed about the needs for the carrying on of this work. 3. To supply the auxiliaries with tracts for distribution and to keep them informed of new tracts available

to them for free distribution. Article VIII-Membership Each church shall be entitled to three messengers who have been chosen by the auxiliary and approved by the church. Article IX-Contributions All contributions of this auxiliary shall be raised by voluntary offerings and shall be given to the treasurer for proper disbursements. Section 1-Objects of support. January goal, Local missions; April goal, National project; July goal, Open: October goal; State project Article X-Programs The entertaining church shall prepare the program for each meeting. Article IX-Reports Section I-This auxiliary shall make an annual report of work accomplished through the combined efforts of Women’s Auxiliaries to the messengers of the churches which compose the Southwest Association when convened in regular session. Section II-Personal Service Reports from each auxiliary shall be given at each meeting. Article XII-Committees Committees shall be appointed by the President except when the President requests that they be elected. Article XIII-Amendments These articles of agreement may be amended by a vote of two-thirds majority of messengers present in any regular session. This Statement of Principles has been recopied 1-24-03 after the West Texas-New Mexico District was changed to the Southwest District.

Meeting Schedule/Offering Goal: January – Local Missions; April – National Goal; July – Open; October – State Goal

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Local Mission Development Fund Information

A MINISTRY OF QUAKER AVENUE MBC, LUBBOCK, TEXAS

PURPOSE

1) The Local Mission Development (LMD) shall serve as a means to help churches and missions fellowshipping in the Southwest Association of Missionary Baptists Churches (SWA of MBC) purchase property, erect buildings, make property improvements, and purchase furnishings and equipment.

2) The LMD shall provide a means for greater participation in mission work on the part of all churches and missions in the SWA of MBC.

3) The LMD shall encourage the sponsorship and organizing of new mission works with the SWA.

MEMBERSHIP

All churches and missions fellowshipping in the SWA contributing to the fund (an offering of one dollar or more) within the year the funds are disbursed, shall by their participation, be recognized as a member of the LMD, with voting privileges.

FUNDS

1) The Quaker Avenue Baptist Church shall solicit, collect and hold all funds until they are disbursed to the determined project. The QABC shall present the LMD ministry to all the churches and missions in the SWA for financial support. The QABC shall maintain open records, receipt all funds, and report regularly and faithfully to all members, and annually to the messengers composing the SWA.

2) Only churches and missions within the SWA that financially support the LMD (within the year) are eligible to request and receive funds.

3) Churches and missions applying for funds should send a written request to QABC, stating the nature and need for the funds. Specific reasons for applying for the funds, the amount of money needed, and what the funds will be used for are required.

4) Members of the LMD shall, by their vote, determine which project will receive the funds at the appointed time. Each member shall be allowed one (1) vote among the churches or missions applying for funds.

5) The applying church or mission receiving the highest number of votes shall receive all funds. In the event of a tie, either the funds will be divided evenly, or the QABC shall cast the deciding vote, at their discretion.

6) The LMD shall not be used for vehicles, parsonages, literature, library materials, operational needs, benevolence programs, mission trips, school or educational programs, ministries, advertisement, etc. In the event of a request for funds for a project not covered in this document, the QABC shall decide if the request is acceptable or unacceptable.

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7) In the beginning, the LMD fund shall be awarded at the SWA annual messenger meeting each September. The date and frequency of distribution of the LMD shall be at the discretion of QABC, provided that all funds are distributed within one (1) year.

8) Applicants must have their written requests in the hands of QABC no later than 60 days prior to the SWA meeting. This will allow sufficient time to publicize to all members those who are making applications for the fund.

9) LMD members must send in a written ballot stating which project they are voting for. This ballot must be received at QABC no later than 15 days prior to the SWA meeting.

AMENDMENTS:

This guideline may be amended by vote of the sponsoring church as necessary changes occur. The QABC shall notify all members of the LMD of any changes as soon as possible. QABC welcomes suggestions from anyone fellowshipping with the SWA, and will take their suggestions into advisement.

Done by order of the church, in regular session on September 12, 2004.

Monty A. Hilliard, Moderator

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Christian Education Report

JESUS tells us in Matthew 28:20 to teach all things HE taught us. "Teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded you: and, lo, I am with you always, even unto the end of the world. Amen."

The ' all things' includes many things such as teaching people how to be soul-winners, the importance of following CHRIST in Scriptural baptism after salvation, serving the LORD in a Scriptural New Testament Church, and many other doctrines.

As parents we have the responsibility of teaching the Bible principles to our children. In the Old Testament GOD told Israel to write HIS Word on their door posts etc.; to talk of them all the time.

How much stress do we as churches and parents put on GOD' s Word? It is very important to speak and live GOD' s Word!

Respectfully submitted,

Landmark Missionary Baptist Church

Farmington, New Mexico

Larry Bryant, Pastor

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Memorial Report

The Bible says “Precious in the sight of the LORD is the death of his saints”,(PSALM 116:15); and,

Whereas it further states “Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord from henceforth: Yea, saith the Spirit, that they may rest from their labours; and their works do follow them.” (REVELATION 14:13); May we honor the life and memory of these who have gone on before us to be with the Lord. Respectfully Submitted; Alan Culp: Clerk Hermleigh, Texas PATHWAY BAPTIST CHURCH, ODESSA, TX Mattie Large Johnny Walker BEACON BAPTIST CHURCH, SAN ANGELO, TX

Kay Broyles TWO GREY HILLS BAPTIST CHURCH, NEW MEXICO Marie Atticty QUAKER AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH, LUBBOCK, TX Gary Shrum Pauline Terry NEW TESTAMENT BAPTIST CHURCH, MIDLAND,TX Lettie Rock LANDMARK BAPTIST CHURCH, FARMINGTON, NM Jackie Mosley WYNROCK BAPTIST CHURCH, ABILENE, TX Luther Weeks Cy Brooks Deloris Houston NORTHCREST BAPTIST CHURCH, ANDREWS, TX Bo Griffin 58TH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, AMARILLO. TX Linda Cox Janice Kent FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, HERMLEIGH. TX Charlene Merritt

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MODERATOR’S ADDRESS Bro. Rusty Denny

Two Grey Hills Baptist Church Two Grey Hills, NM

WHAT ARE WE DOING????

The Apostle Paul wrote Timothy in II Timothy 4:3 these words, "For the time will come

that they will not endure sound doctrine; but after their own Justs shall heap to themselves teachers having itching ears; 4. And they shall turn away their ears form the truth, and shall be turned unto fables."

Brothers and Sisters, the time has come and now is. We hear how churches are closing their doors every week of the year. In the last year I received a check from such a church. The "FOOLISHNESS" of the preaching has been set aside in many churches for things more enjoyable such as "singings, concerts, programs that never mention Jesus Christ. Even in the American Baptist Association, many feel that a missionary can go out and establish a church in five years but many churches are stagnant and losing members each year. WHAT ARE WE DOING???

Although our seminaries are expanding their outreach to educate those unable to attend with new courses and great teachers, men are not answering the call to the ministry. Even some that have been in the ministry a number of years no longer study and provide sermons for the world we live in. As one preacher told me, "I DON'T NEED TO STUDY, I KNOW ENOUGH TO TERACH THE PEOPLE I MINISTER TO". There is no excuse for not continuing your education as a preacher because you can go online and be in class learning without attending a seminary! Many are afraid to accept the call, having seen what happens to many pastors. Some that are answering the call are not open to taking on a challenge of a church that is declining but want one with a choir, and a good salary. Bro A J Kirkland once told us in his class that if wanted a big church, go build one! GOOD ADVICE!! WHAT ARE WE DOING???

Many Missionaries are under pressure to preform based one someone's expectations of what could be done in Arkansas without having visited the field in question. I have been in the ministry a "FEW YEARS" and have been involved in mission work. In the 70's we did not have the Macedonian Mission Builders, a travel organizer, facebook, or the ABA news. You had to be a building contractor, a public relations director, a missionary and travel to at least 200 churches per year to raise support while conducting services at the mission every week of the year! Things have changed but churches are not. WHAT ARE WE DOING?

Brethren, it is time we get back to keeping the MAIN THING the MAIN THING! The main thing is the preaching of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. We are not in the entertainment business and are not here to make people feel good. If a lost person leaves a church service "FEELING GOOD" that church is not preaching the true Gospel. A lost person on the road to Hell should be told the truth. We go to the doctor to "feel good". If the doctor is only concerned about us leaving feeling good, he may neglect to tell us of a terminal illness we have. Folks, there is a cure for SIN and it is the BLOOD OF JESUS CHRIST!! WHAT ARE WE DOING???

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What we can do with the Mountains in our life Joshua 14:1-15

I. We Can Try To Ignore Our Mounatains (Ex. 3:1 -- 4:17)

A. Who or Why me? (Ex. 3:11, 12)- 1. Moses was asking a question that has crossed many, if not all, of our minds 2. He wanted to know what made him different that God would choose him 3. He probably thought, I am only a shepherd

B. Who are you? (Ex. 3:13-15)- 1. God says, "I AM that I AM." 2. God told Moses it doesn't have to do with who you are but with who I am. 3. The reason why so many people are not committed to God, quite frankly, they do

not know God. C. What if? (Ex. 4:1-9)-

1. What ifs are victory killers, zeal quenchers. 2. Moses was so concerned about what might happen, he didn't hear what God said

would happen. 3. Excuses will relegate us to second best.

D. Our inadequacies (Ex. 4:10-12)- 1. Our inadequacies are not problem for God 2. He made us the way we are 3. If we do not make ourselves available then God's plan for our lives cannot go

forward E. Pick someone else (Ex. 4:13-17)-

1. Moses said no to God 2. God becomes angry at our excuses

II. We Can Try To Run From Our Mounatains (Jonah 1)

A. Jonah Ran from God (v. 1-3) 1. God's message was that Jonah was to go to the city & cry out against them

because of their wickedness 2. It wasn't what Jonah dream job &, he turned down the job offer. 3. Why did Jonah run?

a. It really doesn't matter, because God told him to go. b. Why we disobey God isn't nearly as significant as the fact that we disobe y.

B. God was with Jonah (v. 4-11) 1. Jonah was running away from God, but there's a problem with a God who is

everywhere, you can't get away from Him 2. Jonah apparently thought he was getting away with running from God, but He

wasn't. 3. Jonah began his own personal prayer meeting

a. It was no accident that the lot fell on Jonah. b. Jonah & the sailors were about to learn a very powerful lesson .. it doesn't

pay to mess with God. C. Running Never Works (v. 12-17)

1. Jonah must now face the consequences of his disobedience 2. Jonah knew that had to throw him off the boat

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1. They eventually decided that they had no choice & they did it. 2. God's mercy meant that He didn't give up on Jonah

ill. We Can Run To Our Mountains (Joshua 14:1-15)

A. CALEB WAS COMMITTED 1. The first key to Caleb success was that God had all of Caleb that there was! 2. Half-hearted Christians are faint-hearted Christians and they never learn to

conquer the giants in their lives. 3. The man who kneels before God can stand before anybody or anything. 4. All Jesus wants from you is your total commitment. Anything less will keep you

from reaching your Canaan victory. B. V.12 CALEB WAS CONFIDENT

1. What was it that gave 85-year-old Caleb the idea he could be a giant killer? Caleb's confidence was in God's word, v. 10, 12.

2. Caleb knew God had given it to him so he claimed it. 3. It takes faith to win the spiritual victory.

C. CALEB WAS COURAGEOUS- Caleb had to overcome three great obstacles in his quest for his Canaan. 1. He Had To Overcome Grasshoppers - Ill. Num. 13:33 - 2. He Had To Overcome Giants - Ill. Num. 14:8-9 - 3. He Had To Overcome Gray Hairs - Josh. 14:10-11 - 4. When you boil all the fat away, courage can be defined in three letters: YES! 5. All real Christian courage really is, is the willingness to say "Yes!" to what God is

doing in your life. D. V. 14:13-14; 15:13-14 CALEB WAS A CONQUEROR

1. Caleb experienced what God had promised! 2. He climbed the mountains and he defeated the giants - he claimed his possession.

a. The name of the place Caleb inherited was named "Hebron." This means ''Fellowship". 1. Caleb refused to quit until he had obtained everything the Lord has

for him! 2. He refused to stop until he had obtained that place of fellowship with

God. b. That needs to be our battle cry today!

1. We must refuse to give up, back up, or shut up or be held up, until we have stood up, lined up, read up, prayed up, confessed up, stored up, spoke up, looked up, and filled up on everything the Lord wants to give His children!

2. We ought to settle for nothing less than that place of perfect fellowship with the Lord our God!

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Statistics as Reported by the Churches

Texas Avenue MBC, Abilene TX: No statistics reported Wyndrock MBC, Abilene TX: Minute fund: $100.00 Membership 54: Received by letter 1; Decrease by death 3 Total Missions Giving $8,600.00; Christian Education $350.00 Grace Chapel MBC, Albuquerque, NM: No statistics reported 58th Avenue MBC, Amarillo, TX: Minute fund: $50.00 Present membership 7: Decrease by exclusion/dropped 5; Decrease by death 2 Missions: Local $3,453.83; State $2,219.22; Interstate $419.87; Foreign $1,888.94 Total Missions Giving $7,547.40 Antioch MBC, Amarillo, TX: No statistics reported Pavillard MBC, Amarillo, TX: Minute fund: $25.00 Present membership 125: Received by Baptism 3; Received by Statement 2; Salvations not reported as Baptisms 13 Northcrest, MBC, Andrews, TX: Minute fund: $20.00 Increase by Baptism 3; Received by Statement 3; Decrease by death 1 Salvations not reported as Baptisms 1 Grace Pointe, MBC, Brownwood, Early,TX: No statistics reported Landmark, MBC, Clovis, NM: No statistics reported Borderland MBC, El Paso, TX: Present Membership: 7; Increase by Baptisms 2; Increase by letter 2 Salvations not reported as Baptisms 2 Missions: Local $375.00; State $465.00; Foreign $930.00 Total Missions Giving $1,770.00 Landmark MBC, Farmington, NM: Minute fund: $75.00 Total Missions Giving $9,833.39; Christian Education $3,044.89

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Twin Lakes MBC, Gallup, NM: No statistics reported First MBC, Hermleigh, TX: Minute fund: $100.00 Present membership 145: Baptisms 5; Increase by statement: 3 Decrease by letter 1; Decrease by death 1 Total Missions Giving $9,600.00 Ridgecrest MBC, Levelland, TX: Minute fund: $50.00 Present membership 163: Missions: Local $3,033.29; State $2,703.33; Interstate $2,116.39; Foreign $865.00 Total Missions Giving $8,718.01 Christian Education $1,456.71 Quaker Avenue MBC, Lubbock, TX: Minute Fund: $100.00 Baptisms 1; Received by letter 6; Decrease by death 2 Number of salvations not reported as baptisms 51 Missions: Local $47,948.89; State $16,525.00; Interstate$4,107.51; Foreign $16,039.02 Total Missions Giving $85,106.64 Christian Education $4,200.00 New Testament MBC, Midland, TX: No statistics reported Tall City MBC, Midland, TX: Minute fund: $75.00 Present Membership: 8; Increase by restoration 1 Total Missions:$840.00; Christian Education: $147.00 Two Gray Hills, MBC, Newcomb, NM: Minute Fund: $20.00 Decreased by death 1 Beacon MBC, Odessa, TX: Minute fund $50.00 Present membership: 36

PATHWAY MBC, Odessa, TX: Minute fund $100.00 Present membership: 142 Increase by Baptisms 4; by statement 2; by letter 11; Decrease by letter 2; by death 2 Corner Stone MBC, Roswell, NM Present membership: 4; Decreased by death 1

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Beacon MBC, San Angelo, TX: No statistics reported Northside MBC, Snyder, TX: Increase by baptism 19; Increase by Restoration 1 Salvations not reported as Baptisms 25 Total Mission Giving $41,237.00 Beacon MBC, Odessa, TX Minute fund $25.00

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Directory of Churches By cities in alphabetical order ABILENE, TEXAS:

Texas Avenue M B C 5750 Texas Avenue, 79605 Pastor: David Humber 9350 FM 1235 Abilene. TX79606 Phone: 325-370-4717 Email: mesquitehill@yahoo.com Clerk: Anita Humber Phone: 325-370-4715 Email: anita@bsmgr.com Pastor’s Birthday: Jan 21 Wife, Anita’s Birthday: April 13 Anniversary: August 31 Church age: 26 yrs. Pastor’s tenure: 19 yrs. Total years in the ministry: 36 Wyndrock M B C Physical address: 4340 Edgemont Drive Mailing address: P.O. Box 5381 Abilene, TX 79606 Phone: 325-692-6109 Pastor: Ernest Kight 1802 Glenhaven Abilene, TX 79603 Phone: 325-672-1924 Cell: 325-660-1695 Email: eckite4363@yahoo.com Clerk: Derrell Black 3032 US Hwy. 83 Anson, TX 79501 Phone: 325-823-2410 Email: db-72@outlook.com Licensed Minister Barry Hill 4917 CR 337 Anson, TX 79501 Cell: 325-725-1762 Email: barryhill9@aol.com Additional Info: Pastor’s Birthday: December 11 Wife, Carolyn’s Birthday: May 24 Anniversary: June 8, 1963 Church age: 48 yrs. Pastor’s tenure: 18 yrs. Total years in the ministry: 49

ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO: Grace Missionary Baptist Church 12201 Comanche Rd. NE, 87111 Phone: 505-296-7163 Pastor: Dennis Carrell New address later Cell: 641-226-0570 Email: dee-char-carrell@usa.net Clerk: Kristi Rardin 505-385-7623 AMARILLO, TEXAS: Antioch M B C 4304 SE. 10th Avenue, 79104 Phone: 806-374-1722 Website: www.antiochonline.org Pastor: 58th Avenue M B C 1801 SW 58th Avenue, 79110 Phone: 806-622-5043 Website: 58thavenuembc.com Pastor: Nathan R. Simmons 7600 Upton Road Amarillo, TX 79119 Phone: 806-622-0916 Cell: 806-336-5058 Email: nansimmons@suddenlink.net Clerk: Nanette Simmons Phone: 806-336-5065 Additional Info: Pastor’s Birthday: April 1 Wife, Nanette’s Birthday: May 18 Anniversary: August 26,1989 Age of church: 40 yrs. Pastor’s tenure: 15 yrs. Total years in the ministry: 24

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Pavillard M B C 6500 N. Pavillard Road, 79108 Website: www.pavillardbaptistchurch.webs.com Pastor: Stephen C. Bailey 1005 Melody Lane Amarillo, TX 79108 Phone: 806-324-9565 Email: PastorStephenCBailey@live.com Clerk: Carla Kemler 315 Hudson Amarillo, TX 79108 Phone: 806-670-3408 Email: ckkemler@hotmail.com Preacher/Musician: Bob Kemler, Licensed Preacher 315 Hudson Amarillo, TX 79108 Phone: 806-336-0546 Email: derboss19562hotmail.com Available for preaching/singing Calvin Vaughn, licensed preacher 1524 Maple Amarillo, Tx 79108 806-418-9375 Available for preaching Additional Info: Pastor’s Birthday: December 5 Wife, Saundra’s Birthday: January 4 Anniversary: December 30, 1988 Age of church: 82 yrs. Pastor’s tenure: 10 yrs. Total years in the ministry: 34 ANDREWS TEXAS: Northcrest M B C NW 5th at Mustang Mailing address: P. O. Box 1995 Andrews, TX 79714 Phone: 432-523-5270 Pastor: Jerry Bailey Phone: 432-770-2302 Email: pastorncmbc@yahoo.com Evangelist / Missionary Terry Woodside Phone: 843-826-7400 Email: circuitrider05@gmail.com Available for appointment

Additional Info: Pastor’s Birthday: July 26 Wife, Joanna; Birthday: December 16 Anniversary: July 22 Age of church: 49 yrs. Pastor there 4 yrs. Total years in ministry: 34 yrs. BROWNWOOD, Early TEXAS:

Grace Pointe M B C 104 East Industrial, Ste. K (Early Chamber of Commerce) Mailing Address: P.O. Box 3134 Early, TX 76803 Website: PointtoLife.Wordpress.com Pastor: Leland Acker 106 Orchard Early, TX 76802 Phone: 325-200-8531 Email: LelandAcker@gmail.com Clerk: Jessica Acker Phone: 325-748-2491 Additional Info: Pastor’s Birthday: May 2 Wife, Jessica’s Birthday: February 23 Anniversary: April 7 Age of Church: 9 yrs. Pastor’s tenure: 9 yrs. Total years in the ministry: 14 CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO: Landmark M B C 2300 Williams Street, 88101 Mailing address: P.O. Box 5156 Clovis, NM 88101 Pastor: Danny Kennedy Age of church: 13 yrs.

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EL PASO TEXAS: Borderland M B C 7008 Faxon Drive El Paso, TX 79924 Send mail to the Pastor. Pastor: Glenn McCarver 7008 Faxon Drive El Paso, TX 79924 Phone: 915-301-3712 Email: themccarverfamily@yahoo.com Clerk: Amy McCarver Phone: 915-301-6054 Email: unmama@yahoo.com Licensed minister: Ethan McCarver Additional Info: Pastor’s Birthday: May 27 Wife, Amy, Birthday: February 3 Anniversary: July 24, 1993 Total years in the ministry: 27 Mission is sponsored by Northside MBC, Snyder, Texas FAMINGTON, NEW MEXICO: Landmark M B C 5905 McCarty Avenue Mailing Address: P.O. Box 5991 Farmington, NM 87499-5991 Phone: 505-325-6073 Pastor: Larry Bryant 26 Road 3092 Aztec, NM 87410 Cell: 505-860-6452 Email: Arkansas_traveler01@yahoo.com Clerk: Jo Johnson 5505 Arroyo Drive Farmington, NM 87402 Phone: 505-787-1223 Email: mizbhavin003@yahoo.com Additional Info: Pastors Birthday: August 9 Wife, Bettie, birthday: September 25 Anniversary: May 26 Age of Church: 40 yrs. Pastorate there: 29 yrs. Total years in the ministry: 54 yrs.

HERMLEIGH, TEXAS: First M B C 483 N. Harlan, 79526 Phone: 325-207-3996 Pastor: Alan D. Culp 217 Wheat St. Hermleigh, TX 79526 Cell: 325-207-3996 Email: culp59@msn.com Clerk: Kathy Gannaway 8151 CR 4144 Hermleigh, TX 79526 Phone: 325-863-2334 Additional Info: Pastor Birthday: January 4 Wife: Julie January 27 Aniversary: May 21, 1983 Total years in ministry: 34 Present location 15 yrs Age of the church 128 yrs HOBBS, NEW MEXICO: Grace M B C 2525 N. Jefferson Hobbs, NM, 88240 Phone: 575-392-6016 Contact person: Don McEachern Phone: 575-390-4165 or 575-392-3450 Clerk: Denise McEachern DEWEY/HUMBOLDT, ARIZONA: Foothills M B C 2263 Highway 69 Mailing address: P.O. Box 12 Dewey/Humboldt AZ 86329 Email: foothillsmbc@juno.com Pastor: Clerk: Kathy Fairchild P.O. Box 181 Dewey/Humboldt, AZ 86329 Phone: 928-632-5157

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LEVELLAND, TEXAS: Ridgecrest Baptist Church 801 Alamo Road Mailing address: P.O. Box 69 Levelland, TX 79336 Phone: 806-894-5550 Email: ridgecrestmissionary_b@yahoo.com Pastor: Charles Land 2785 Belvedere Levelland, TX 79336 Cell: 972-345-3899 Email: landcharles@yahoo.com Clerk: Bessie Hatter 909 Avenue D Levelland, TX 79336 Phone: 806-897-1205 Email: rbdhat@hotmail.com Ordained Minister: Rickey Hatter 909 Avenue D Levelland, TX 79336 Phone: 806-897-1205 Email: rbdhat@hotmail.com Available for appointments Ordained Minister: Ron Shaw 116 Hartford Levelland, TX 79336 Phone: 432-260-8384 blstejas@att.net Available for appointments Additional Info: Pastor’s Birthday: July 13 Wife, Karen, birthday November 12 Anniversary: July 30 Age of the church: 60 yrs.

LUBBOCK, TEXAS: Quaker Avenue M B C 4405 51st Street, 79414 Phone: 806-799-6159 Website: www.quakeravebaptist.com Email: quakerabc@yahoo.com Sponsor of: Local Mission Development(LMD) Pastor: Monty A. Hilliard 4929 49th Street Lubbock, TX 79414 Phone: 806-784-0786 Cell: 806-441-0618 Email: pastormonty@yahoo.com Clerk: Sandy Bagwell 3636 56th Street Lubbock, TX 79413 Phone: 806-789-5816 Email: quakerabc@yahoo.com Associate Pastor: David Phillips 8604 CR 6440 Lubbock, TX 79414 Phone: 325-574-0991 Email: phillipsdavid1@gmail.com Available for appointments MBSF & Youth Director: Steven Haney 2617 45th street Lubbock, TX 79410 Phone: 903-722-1545 Email: godsservant777@hotmail.com Preacher: William Burns 5402 66th St., #603 Lubbock, TX 79424 Phone: 806-698-1551 Email: tl200@juno.com Available for appointments Missionary to N. India: B.R. Singh 2802 86th Street Lubbock, TX 79423 Phone: 806-771-9595 Email: nimissions@hotmail.com Available for appointments Additional Info: Pastor’s Birthday: July 20 Wife, Terry’s Birthday: April 28 Anniversary: September 17, 1974 Age of church: 57 yrs. Pastor’s tenure: 32yrs. Total years in Ministry: 44

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MIDLAND, TEXAS:

New Testament M B C Meeting @ Grand Texan Hotel and Convention Center 4300 West Wall Street Mailing Address: P.O. Box 3491 Midland, TX 79702 Pastor: Phillip Babcock 1800 Daren Drive Odessa, TX 79761 Phone: 432-550-3724 Additional Info: Pastor’s Birthday: October 15 Mission began January 2007 Pastor’s tenure: 13 yrs. Total years in ministry: 50 Sponsoring Church: Northside MBC, Snyder, TX Tall City M B C 3500 Anetta Drive Mailing address: P.O. Box 3235 Midland, TX 79702-3235 Phone: 432-694-7515 Pastor: vacant Clerk: Rhonda Walker P.O. Box 3235 Midland, TX 79702-3235 Phone: 432-570-1620 ODESSA, TEXAS: Beacon M B C 2119 N. Grandview Ave., 79761 Email: bbcodessa@yahoo.com Website: www.beaconbaptistodessa.com Clerk and Song leader: Margaret Neal 1618 E. Everglade Odessa, TX 79762 Phone: 432-312-5304

Pathway M B C 1601 W. University Blvd., 79764 Phone: 432-337-3948 Email: pathwayodessa@gmail.com Website: www.pathwayodessa.org Pastor: Charles McBryde 9115 Sun Bonnet Ct. Odessa, TX 79765 Cell: 903-467-9282 Email: charlesmcbryde1@gmail.com Clerk: Lana Jones 1601 W. University Blvd. Odessa, TX 79764 Phone: 432-337-3948 Music Minister: Tom Pinkerton 1438 Pagewood Ave. Odessa, TX 79761 Phone: 432-638-5355 Email: tpinkerton43@yahoo.com Youth Minister: Tony Bacarri 2628 San Carlos Odessa, TX 79763 Phone: 432-337-3948 Email: tonybaccari@gmail.com Available for appointments Missionary-Weeks Dubose 62 Underwood Dr. Huntsville, TX 77340 Phone: 432-210-9610 Email: weeksdubose@hotmail.com Available for appointments Additional Info: Pastor’s Birthday: May 25 Wife, Debbie birthday: August 26 Anniversary: August 9, 1991 Age of the Church: 65 yrs. Pastorate there: 3 yrs. Total years in ministry: 22

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PRESCOTT VALLEY, ARIZONA Landmark M B C 7440 E. Addis Avenue Mailing Address: P.O. Box 27464 Prescott Valley, AZ 86312 Phone: 928-772-7909 Pastor: Dennis Sullivan 7311 E. Horizon Way Prescott Valley, AZ 86315 Phone: 928-759-0369 Email: Sullivandennisw@aol.com Clerk: Alicia Blank 7261 N. Sunrise Vista Prescott Valley, AZ 86315 Phone: 928-772-4335 Additional Info: Age of Church: 32 years Pastor’s tenure: 16 years Total years in ministry: 41 years ROSWELL, NEW MEXICO: Cornerstone MBC Meeting @ Fairfield Inn Conference Room 1201 N. Main Mailing Address: 605 S. Montana Ave. Roswell, NM 88203 Email: cornerstonembc.nm@yahoo.com Pastor: John Kight 605 S. Montana Ave. Roswell, NM 88203 Cell: 575-914-3814 Email: baldeagle1eye@yahoo.com Clerk: Teresa Kight Cell: 575-914-3816 Email: mamma4bear2@gmail.com Additional Info: Pastor’s Birthday: June 12 Wife, Teresa’s Birthday: September 16 Anniversary: May 10, 1984 Age of Mission 4 yrs. Total years in the ministry: 21 yrs.

SAN ANGELO, TEXAS: Beacon M B C 3822 Mercedes San Angelo, TX 76901 Pastor: Roy Ramon 3533 Shady Hill Drive San Angelo, TX 76904 Phone: 325-949-3533 Cell: 325-234-0471 Email: ramonroy2@gmail.com Clerk: Laura Nance 4112 Loop 306, Apt, # 1112 San Angelo, TX 76904 Phone: 325-227-9469 Email: lfn293@gmail.com Deacon: Ray Franklin Deacon 262 Amistad San Angelo, TX 76901 Phone: 325-949-7605 Email: cpfrank41@msn.com Additional Info: Pastor’s Birthday: July 22 Wife, Joyce’s Birthday: September 23 Anniversary: February 23 Age of church: 43 years Pastor’s tenure: 35 years Total years in ministry: 41

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SNYDER, TEXAS: Northside M B C 1909 16th Street Mailing Address: P.O Box 361 Snyder, TX 79550-0361 Phone: 325-573-0496 Website: www.northsidembc.org Email: sistertad777@gmail.com Pastor: Ron Davis 1601 Avenue T Snyder, TX 79549 Cell: 325-515-1518 Email: 777broron@gmail.com Clerk: Kristen Early 118 35th street Snyder, TX79549 Phone: 325-575-1700 Deacon/Music Director: Tom Early 118 35th Street Snyder, TX 79549 Phone: 325-207-6345 Email: earlyjr@suddenlink.net Licensed Minister: John Harty, Ordained Preacher 985 Herm Hermleigh, TX 79526 Phone: 325-574-0183 Email: treybarj124@aol.com Available for Appontments Additional Info: Pastor’s Birthday: April 13 Wife, Tammy’s Birthday: February 23 Anniversary: August 17 Age of church: 77 yrs. Pastor’s tenure: Total years in ministry: 26

THOREAU, NEW MEXICO: Dayspring M B C 41 E. First Avenue Mailing Address: P.O. Box 15 Thoreau, NM 87323 Phone: 505-863-6356 Website: www.dayspringmbm.org Pastor: Associate Pastor: Mark Bush C/O: Church Address Phone: 505-862-8888

TWIN LAKES, NEW MEXICO: Twin Lakes M B C 943 Hwy. 491 Yatahey, NM, 87375 Mailing Address: P.O. Box 3936 Gallup, NM 87305 Pastor: TWO GREY HILLS, N M: Two Grey Hills M B C Highway 491, Navajo Nation 19.7 miles W, Navajo Nation 5000 ¼ mile north, Newcomb, NM 87455 Mailing Address: P.O. Box 8046 Newcomb, NM 87455 Pastor: Rusty Denny P.O. Box 8046 Newcomb, NM 87455 Cell: 505-488-8899 Email: rustydenny@sbcglobal.net Clerk: Lynda Bowman C/O: Church Address Additional Info: Pastor’s Birthday: July 17 Wife, Nora’s Birthday: February 1 Anniversary: April 22 Pastor’s tenure: 6 yrs. Total years in ministry: 47 Sponsoring Church: Salem M B C 473 Moccasin Bend Road Judsonia, AR 72081