2017 ANNUAL

Forty-Seventh Annual Session

November 2-3, 2017

The Wyndham Garden York, Pennsylvania

Published by:

Baptist Resource Network of Pennsylvania/South Jersey Dr. Barry E. Whitworth, Executive Director-Treasurer

4620 Fritchey Street

Harrisburg, PA 17109

717-652-5856 800-451-6599

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SECTION I

BAPTIST RESOURCE NETWORK OF PENNSYLVANIA/SOUTH JERSEY DIRECTORY

CONVENTION OFFICERS Dr. Kevin Roberts ............................................................................................................... President Rev. George Tynes............................................................................................. First Vice President Mrs. Antoinette Buie ............................................................................... Asst. Recording Secretary Dr. Fred Boehlke ................................................................................................................ Historian Mr. Jeff Slagle ......................................................................................................... Parliamentarian

ADMINISTRATION Dr. Stanley Smith ................................................................... Interim Executive Director-Treasurer Mr. Andrew Weber ................................................................... Director of Finance and Operations Mrs. Tiffany Meeder .................................................................................. Administrative Assistant Mrs. Debbie Toone ........................................................................................................ Bookkeeper Mrs. Karen Warren ........................................................................... West Administrative Assistant Mrs. Emma Tentarelli ...........................................................South Jersey Administrative Assistant

HEALTHY CHURCHES

Dr. Larry Anderson ...................................................................................................... Team Leader Rev. David Ludwig ...................................................................................... Associate Team Leader Mrs. Fanny Grote ....................................................................................... Administrative Assistant

MISSIONAL LIVING

Dr. Pamela Smith ......................................................................................................... Team Leader Rev. Robert Turner ....................................................................... Director of Collegiate Ministries Mrs. Laura Shaw ........................................................................................ Administrative Assistant Rev. Kenton Hunt .......................................................................... State Director of Disaster Relief

MULTIPLYING CHURCHES

Mrs. Elizabeth Benge ................................................................................. Administrative Assistant Rev. Cliff Jenkins......................................................................................................... Team Leader

CHURCH PLANTING CATALYSTS

Rev. Hal Hopkins ............................................. BRN Philadelphia/BRN Philadelphia Team Leader Rev. Cliff Jenkins............................................................................................................. BRN West Rev. Anatoly Moshkovsky................................................................................... BRN Philadelphia Rev. Gerald Mounce .....................................................................................................BRN Central Rev. Michael Nerger ................................................................................................. BRN Northeast Rev. Enoch Nyakoon ........................................................................................... BRN Philadelphia Rev. David Pearson .............................................................................................. BRN Philadelphia Rev. Samuel Rodriguez ....................................................................................... BRN South Jersey Rev. Peter Yanes .................................................................................................. BRN Philadelphia

EXECUTIVE BOARD

OFFICERS Rev. Brian Harrison ............................................................................................................ President Rev. Darius Nable ...................................................................................................... Vice-President Mr. Rick Baker................................................................................................................... Secretary

MEMBERS Term Expiring 2017 Mrs. April Betner .......................................................................................................... South Jersey Mr. Danilo Cosico ......................................................................................................... South Jersey Mrs. Sue Crofutt........................................................................................................................ West Rev. Robert Fontell ........................................................................................................Philadelphia Mr. Richard Goforth ................................................................................................................. West Rev. Jason Hunter ..................................................................................................................... West Mr. Don Lowery .................................................................................................................... Central Rev. Darius Nable ......................................................................................................... South Jersey Mrs. Jennifer Musser .....................................................................................................Philadelphia Mr. Thane Turner ................................................................................................................... Central Rev. Larry Walker .................................................................................................................... West

Term Expiring 2018 Mr. Rick Baker....................................................................................................................... Central Mr. Bayard Bastedo ............................................................................................................... Central Rev. Kyle Canty .............................................................................................................Philadelphia Rev. Jerome Coleman ....................................................................................................Philadelphia Mr. Michael Haskins ......................................................................................................Philadelphia Rev. Philip Pham ...........................................................................................................Philadelphia Rev. George Tynes.........................................................................................................Philadelphia Rev. Joe Velarde ............................................................................................................Philadelphia Mrs. Jennifer White .......................................................................................................Philadelphia

Term Expiring 2019 Mr. Tryon Gabriel ......................................................................................................... South Jersey Mr. Joe Handoe ..............................................................................................................Philadelphia Rev. Trent Kirkland .................................................................................................................. West Rev. Bryan McClelland ......................................................................................................... Central Dr. Kevin Roberts ..................................................................................................................... West Rev. Ed Roman ...................................................................................................................... Central Rev. Rafael Torres .........................................................................................................Philadelphia Rev. John Weathersby ........................................................................................................... Central

COMMITTEES Administrative Committee Rick Baker, Brian Harrison, Michael Haskins, Jason Hunter, Trent Kirkland, Jennifer Musser, Darius Nable, Kevin Roberts, Jennifer White Budget and Finance Committee Bayard Bastedo, April Betner, Kyle Canty Robert Fontell, Tryon Gabriel, Richard Goforth, Philip Pham, Larry Walker, John Weathersby Operations and Property Committee Jerome Coleman, Danilo Cosico, Sue Crofutt, Joe Handoe, Don Lowery, Bryan McClelland, Ed Roman, Rafael Torres, George Tynes, Joe Velarde Executive Board Appointment Committee Rick Baker, Brian Harrison, Darius Nable, Kevin Roberts

CONVENTION STANDING COMMITTEES Committee on Committees Jim Herbert, Jeffery Harley, Doug Pilot Constitution and By-Laws Committee Roy Andrews, Phil Huggins, Jennifer Idler, Steve Sheldon, Gerald Waters Credentials and Enrollment Committee Ken McFeaters, Michi Reichmann, Debbie Sechrist, Sam Wells Nominating Committee Gary Cline, Bruce Fidler, John Toone Program and Arrangements Committee Jerry Cowan, Tim Dedman, Don Foose, Jake Pressley

SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION OFFICERS Steve Gaines ...................................................................................................................... President

2000 Appling Road, Cordova, TN 38016

Walter Strickland ............................................................................................. First Vice President 120 S. Wingate Street, Wake Forest, NC 27587

Jose Abella ................................................................................................. Second Vice President

2732 SW 32nd Avenue, Miami, FL 33133

John Yeats ....................................................................................................... Recording Secretary 400 E. High St, Jefferson City, MO 65101

Don Currence ................................................................................................ Registration Secretary

1400 W. Jackson Street, Ozark MO 65721

Frank Page ........................................................................................................................ Treasurer 901 Commerce Street, Nashville, TN 37203

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 901 Commerce Street, Nashville, Tennessee 37203

Frank S. Page………………………………………………President and Chief Executive Officer

SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTIONS Future Annual Meeting Sites

Dallas, Texas .......................................................................................................... June 12-13, 2018 Birmingham, Alabama ........................................................................................... June 11-12, 2019 Orlando, Florida ....................................................................................................... June 9-10, 2020 Nashville, Tennessee.............................................................................................. June 15-16, 2021

GENERAL BOARDS

GuideStone Financial Resources ................. O.S. Hawkins, President and Chief Executive Officer 2401 Cedar Springs Road, Dallas, Texas 75221-2190

International Mission Board ...........................................................................David Platt, President

PO Box 6767 (3806 Monument Avenue), Richmond, VA 23230 LifeWay Christian Resources ...................................................... Thom Rainer, President and CEO

One LifeWay Plaza, Nashville, TN 37234 North American Mission Board ..................................................................... Kevin Ezell, President

4200 North Point Parkway, Alpharetta, GA 30022-4176

INSTITUTIONS

Gateway Seminary of the Southern Baptist Convention .................................... Jeff Iorg, President

3210 E. Guasti Road, Ontario, California 91761 Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary .................................................... Jason Allen, President

5001 North Oak Trafficway, Kansas City, Missouri 64118 New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary ........................................ Charles Kelley Jr., President

3939 Gentilly Boulevard, New Orleans, Louisiana 70126 Seminary Extension ................................................ R. Albert Mohler, Jr., President of the Council

901 Commerce Street, Suite 500, Nashville, Tennessee 37203 The Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary .......................................... Daniel Akin, President

PO Box 1889, Wake Forest, North Carolina 27588-1889 Southern Baptist Foundation........................................................................ Warren Peek, President

901 Commerce Street, Suite 600, Nashville, Tennessee 37203 Southern Baptist Historical Library and Archives ........................................... Taffey Hall, Director

901 Commerce Street, Suite 400, Nashville, Tennessee 37203 The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary .................................. R. Albert Mohler, Jr., President

2825 Lexington Road, Louisville, Kentucky 40280

The Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary .................................... Paige Patterson, President

PO Box 22040, Fort Worth, Texas 76122-0040

COMMISSIONS

The Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission ........................................... Russell Moore, President 901 Commerce Street, Suite 550, Nashville, Tennessee 37203

ASSOCIATED ORGANIZATIONS

Woman’s Missionary Union ....................... Sandra Wisdom-Martin, Executive Director/Treasurer P.O. Box 830010, Birmingham, Alabama 35283-0010

PENNSYLVANIA/SOUTH JERSEY REPRESENTATIVES TO SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION AGENCIES

Kim Grueser .................................................................................................... Executive Committee Gibson Largent............................................................ Committee on Nominations (to report 2018) Joseph Handoe ............................................................ Committee on Nominations (to report 2018) Sam Wells .............................................................................................. Committee on Committees Ed Roman............................................................................................... Committee on Committees Brian D. King ................................................................................ GuideStone Financial Resources Roger Manao ........................................................................................ Ethics and Religious Liberty Thomas M. (Tom) Toone .................................................................................... Gateway Seminary Nancy J. Patrick ................................................................................... International Mission Board Madeline Harris ................................................................................. LifeWay Christian Resources Stanley K. Mauldin ........................................................ Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Charles D. (Toby) Steward .......................................... New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary Paula M. Cordray ............................................................................ North American Mission Board George Tynes .............................................................. Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary

SECTION II

ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM Baptist Resource Network of Pennsylvania/South Jersey

November 2-3, 2017

CONVENTION OFFICERS

2016-2017

President ............................................................................................................... Dr. Kevin Roberts First Vice President ..............................................................................................Rev.George Tynes Assistant Recording Secretary .......................................................................... Ms. Antoinette Buie Historian ................................................................................................................. Dr. Fred Boehlke Parliamentarian .......................................................................................................... Mr. Jeff Slagle

PROGRAM AND ARRANGEMENTS COMMITTEE

Jerry Cowan .............................................................................................................. Central Region Tim Dedman ............................................................................................................. Central Region Don Foose ................................................................................................................. Central Region Jake Pressley ..................................................................................................... Philadelphia Region

2017 Annual Meeting Program

Welcome I'm so glad you're here. Welcome to York, PA! Every year we gather at this time to celebrate and encourage one another as fellow Southern Baptists in Pennsylvania and southern New Jersey. This year, 2017, marks our 47th year gathering as a convention and network family. Personally, this is my first Annual Meeting as I'm starting my journey as your new Executive Director-Treasurer of the Baptist Resource Network. I've already learned and gleaned much in my first nine months in serving as your Executive Director. I am so blessed by this call and the confidence entrusted to me by our Executive Board. I am also humbled at being allowed to serve and lead in this capacity. My hope for you during this gathering is that you will hear, understand, and be encouraged by the journey we will be embarking on in the years to come. My greatest desire is that we will be a Kingdom family of believers who are committed to serving together in fulfillment of the commission that comes from our King, Jesus. That is why we are focusing on "Kingdom Living" and Matthew 6:33 during our time together over the next two days. My hope is that we will always be a network of churches that first and foremost filter what we do through the lens of what our Lord Jesus Christ challenged us to become. I awake every day with the reality that the Gospel needs to be delivered to over 14 million people within Pennsylvania and New Jersey who do not have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. Now is our time to respond and do together what our King asked us to do! Every session at our gathering is designed to unpack the strategic initiative that will unfold in the years to come. As the new leader of our organization I will lead the BRN in seeing our churches become healthy churches that reproduce and multiply disciples, leaders, ministries, and new churches in order to impact the lostness of people who live within the bounds of our geographic context. The BRN's task moving forward will be to assist and encourage our churches to practice the foundational biblical behaviors that you will hear about in our time together at this gathering. As we leave this meeting, please know that everything we will do within the BRN will move to champion these behaviors amongst our churches. I've learned from years of ministerial experience that practicing healthy behaviors ALWAYS produces healthy results. It's time for us to encourage and champion getting as healthy as we can for the cause of getting the Gospel to all people within our two states. Thank you for taking the time and spending the resources it takes to attend this gathering. We at the BRN look forward to serving you and your church to help build a very strong network of churches, which will be committed to reaching people with the Gospel, making new disciples, developing leaders, and expanding His Kingdom through new ministries and churches. I look forward to working together with you so that we can "make Jesus famous" throughout all of PA and SJ. Your Missionary to PA/SJ,

Dr. Barry E. Whitworth Executive Director-Treasurer

General InformatIon Childcare

Childcare is in the Duke of Somerset room and will be offered at the following times:

• Breakouts – drop off at 9:50 a.m.; pick up by 12 noon (before lunch)

• Afternoon General Session – drop off at 1:20 p.m.; pick up by 4 p.m. (before dinner)

• Evening General Session – drop off at 6:15 p.m.; pick up by 8 p.m. (before the reception)

• Friday Morning General Session – drop off at 8:50 a.m.; pick up by 11:30 a.m. Displays

Lobby and hallway areas with registration. General Sessions

Ballroom of the Roses LifeWay Bookstore

First Capital Room

Cathy Underwood, manager of LifeWay Christian Resources in Harrisburg, PA and LifeWay representative for the BRN, set-up a LifeWay bookstore for your convenience. We certainly hope you’ll stop in to meet Cathy and do some shopping while you’re here. WorldCrafts – unique gifts that make a difference

Executive Board Room

WorldCrafts, a division of Woman’s Missionary Union (WMU), develops fair-trade businesses among impoverished people around the world, with the aim to offer an income with dignity and the hope of everlasting life. Currently, WorldCrafts partners with numerous artisan groups in thirty countries. When you shop WorldCrafts, you not only receive beautiful and unique products you won’t find anywhere else, you also contribute to the Kingdom ministry of reaching the world with the Gospel. Don’t miss this opportunity. Do your Christmas shopping in our WorldCrafts store today!

tHUrSDaY november 2, 2017

8:30 a.m. .............. Registration Opens 10 a.m. .................. Pre-conference Breakout Descriptions and locations on page 8. Leader information on pages 10-13. 11 a.m. .................. Pre-conference Breakout Descriptions and locations on page 8. Leader information on pages 10-13. 12 noon ................. Lunch on your own See page 23 for off-site restaurant suggestions.

1:30 p.m. .............. General Session Ballroom of the Roses 5 p.m. ................... Dinner on your own WMU Annual Meeting & Dinner in the Crystal Ballroom* General Buffet Dinner in the York/Elizabeth/Tudor Room* See page 23 for off-site restaurant suggestions. *pre-purchased ticket needed for entry 6:30 p.m. .............. General Session Ballroom of the Roses 8 p.m. ................... Fellowship Time

Crystal Ballroom

frIDaY november 3, 2017

8:30 a.m. ............... Registration Opens

9:00 a.m. ............... General Session Ballroom of the Roses 11:30 a.m. ............. Dismissal and lunch on your own See page 23 for off-site restaurant suggestions.

breakoUt DeScrIptIonS

Church & Spiritual Health Assessment Tools Rev. David Ludwig Thursday/10-10:50 a.m./The Susquehanna Room When was the last time you had a spiritual check-up? We take our cars to inspections to make sure they are safe to drive; we go to the doctor to make sure our health is in the safe zone; and in the same way we periodically need a check-up of our spiritual health. The Baptist Resource Network has created a new tool to measure your individual spiritual health, and another to help you examine the health of your church as it relates to key biblical behaviors that are found in healthy churches. You will learn the specifics of these tools during the breakout. What’s Your S.H.A.P.E.? Mrs. Beth Whitworth Thursday/10-10:50 a.m./Executive Board Room (This breakout is for women only.) Ladies come and identify the five ways you are shaped for ministry.

Intentional Discipleship Rev. Samuel Rodriguez Thursday/11-11:50 a.m./Executive Board Room Intentional Discipleship happens when an Intentional Leader, in a Relational Environment, with Biblical Foundations, in a Reproducible Process and with an Aligned Team, will produce Disciples. The goal is to establish them in the Word of God, in the Fellowship of Believers, in the Local Church and in the Ministry of Christ. This will result in Healthy, Growing and Multiplying Disciples and Churches. Evangelism Mr. Thomas Toone Thursday/11-11:50 a.m./The Susquehanna Room “God conversations,” “sharing the Gospel,” “talking about Jesus.” Call it whatever you want. The real question remains: Is evangelism at your church R.I.P. (Resting in Peace) or is it R.I.P. (Relational, Intentional, and Prayerful)? This session will share simple, effective ways to promote a culture of evangelism at your church. The emphasis will be on how to get church members to step out of their comfort zones, get on their knees in prayer, and to intentionally walk with the lost. We do not need more “events” or “programs” to share the Gospel. We need all our church members to foster genuine relationships with the lost that lead to Gospel conversations!

breakoUt leaDerS, GUeStS & SpeakerS Dr. Mark Croston

Mark holds a doctor of ministry degree from Virginia Union University in Richmond, with a concentration in Christian education in the African American church. Croston has worked as LifeWay’s national director of Black Church Partnerships since November 2013. Prior to taking the position he was pastor of East End Baptist Church in Suffolk, VA for 26 years and former president of the Baptist General

Association of Virginia [2011]. It is this pastoral experience that leads Mark to see the value of his LifeWay position. Rev. David Ludwig David loves his God and loves his family. He is a husband, father, and grandfather. He is the Associate Director of Healthy Churches, and has served with the state Convention in different capacities since 2003, as a consultant, and now on staff since September 2013. David has served churches in Virginia, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, and South Jersey. He is passionate about relational discipleship and seeing the church be healthy and reaching the lost for Jesus. Along with his knowledge of Natural Church Development (NCD), David is certified by LifeWay as a Transformational Church Consultant and has assisted churches across our Convention with church health assessments. Mr. and Mrs. Matt and Erin Malone Matt became a born-again believer during his freshman year at Va Tech. Upon graduation he entered the U.S. Navy as an officer and served for six years. He then entered seminary at Columbia International University in SC where he received a Master’s in Teaching English as a Foreign Language and worked in SC as an English teacher in a ministry to internationals. Erin graduated from Messiah College with an Elementary Education degree then spent one year in TX learning intensive Spanish. She transferred to Caracas, Venezuela to teach first-graders and after three years was accepted into the Masters in International Studies program at Columbia International University in SC, where she met Matt.

Matt and Erin worked together at the English school for internationals in SC for one year. At the end of that year, they were accepted by the IMB to serve as missionaries in Thailand and they also started their family. They now have seven children. For the past 15 years Matt and Erin have served Thailand in evangelism/church-planting/teaching roles in rural areas and in the capital city. They currently serve in Bangkok as church-planters with the “City Team” in which English teaching is used as a means of sharing the Gospel with Thais and in encouraging them to join our church-plant. Rev. Buff McNickle Buff married Cissy in 2007; they have three children. Buff and Cissy have always told the Lord that “YES” was always on the table for whatever He would call them to follow Him in doing. After five years on staff at Idlewild Baptist Church in Lutz, FL, it wasn’t a surprise for them to

be willing to be the pioneers of church planting for the church. The McNickle family moved to the Jersey Shore in July 2013. Life change happens when you leave everything to follow Jesus, and that is what motivates them to bring the good news to the Jersey Shore. In a state that is less than three percent evangelical and has a population of almost nine million, the fields are truly ripe for the harvest.

Mr. Greg Murphree Greg Murphree serves as Executive Director of Send Network of the North American Mission Board (NAMB). Prior to working at NAMB Greg served in various church-planting roles in the Baptist Convention of New York for over eight years. He has also served as pastor and in other staff member roles of churches. Greg’s wife, Debby, and their four children, have served alongside him in ministry and on the mission field.

Dr. Frank Page Dr. Page has been President and Chief Executive Officer of the Southern Baptist Convention Executive Committee since October 1, 2010. In his current role he oversees the convention work of 46,000 plus churches and over 16 million members. Dr. Page is married to the former Dayle Gibson. They have three beautiful daughters and are also blessed to have four grandsons and one granddaughter.

Follow Dr. Page on Facebook (Frank S. Page) and Twitter (@frankpagesbc). Rev. Samuel Rodriguez Rev. Samuel Rodriguez was born in Honduras where he gave his life to the Lord as his personal Savior at an early age. He then dedicated his life to the ministry at age 17. Samuel studied theology, ministry and journalism in Honduras, specializing in evangelism strategies, leadership training, and church planting. He was president of the Baptist Convention of Honduras and the Association of Evangelical Pastors of Tegucigalpa. He started and was the Director of the School for Church Planters, whose participants planted more than 100 new traditional churches and house churches between 1999-2004. Samuel has visited 24 countries on three continents, where he has served as an evangelist and trainer for church planters and evangelists. Samuel is currently serving with NAMB and the BRN as a Church Planting Catalyst in South Jersey. Sixteen new churches are currently being planted. Samuel has been married to his wife Dilcia for almost 32 years. They have three children and currently live in Vineland, New Jersey. Dr. Kevin Roberts Kevin began his academic journey at Clearwater Christian College. Many years later he finished his course of study with the Southern Baptist Church Study Program in which he earned the degrees of a Bachelor of Arts in 2014, a Master’s Degree in 2015. After 2014 and 2015 he went on to complete his Doctorate with the Open Bible Institute in 2010. Kevin attributes the ease of his academic journey to the training and mentoring that he received from his father, the late Rev. William J. Roberts.

Kevin has a heart to see communities impacted for the Kingdom. He has served as the pastor of the Community Baptist Church in Charleroi since December 2003. He has worked with his church family to think and labor outside the box when it comes to reaching folks for Jesus. During his time at Charleroi he has been a part of Southern Baptist life serving on the executive board for the BRN as well as holding a position on the leadership team in the Southwestern Pa Baptist Association. Kevin has also served two terms as the Convention First Vice President and is the current Convention President.

Mr. Thomas Toone Tom is a sinful man whose life has been transformed by the blood of Jesus. He is also a husband to Debbie (35 years), father of four, cancer survivor, retired school principal, counselor, and teacher, Deacon, Sunday School Teacher, Hospital and Disaster Relief Chaplain, passionate evangelist, and a forlorn Philadelphia Eagles fan. Dr. Barry Whitworth Barry has served in ministry for almost 30 years. He’s been an associate pastor, pastor, and church planter. Before his calling as Executive Director of the BRN this past February, he was a

church planting missionary and served as the Director of Multiplying Churches for PA/SJ. In May Barry received an honorary doctorate degree from Davis College. The Doctor of Divinity degree is conferred on individuals who have distinguished themselves in Christian ministry and leadership. Barry’s life and service in ministry exemplifies the college’s mission of impacting the world for Jesus Christ. Barry was specifically chosen because of his dedication and

leadership with the Baptist Convention of Pennsylvania/South Jersey, resulting in many churches planted. Davis College concurs with Barry’s vision for the local church and encouraging of local congregations, something the college is also passionate about.

Mrs. Beth Whitworth Beth is the wife of Barry, our Executive Director of the BRN. Married for 39 years, they are the parents of two grown daughters, two sons-in-love and six grand-children. Having been a PK as a youth and in ministry for almost 30 years, she is passionate about caring for the wives and family of ministers, and has served for 13 years in this ministry in PA/SJ. She is also a prayer warrior who believes constant communication with the Father is vital for the disciple of Jesus Christ.

kInGDom lIvInG

“bUt Seek Ye fIrSt tHe kInGDom of GoD, anD HIS rIGHteoUSneSS; anD all tHeSe tHInGS SHall be aDDeD Unto YoU.” mattHeW 6:33

Session One – Thursday Afternoon, November 2, 2017, 1:30 pm Dr. Kevin Roberts, Presiding

Ballroom of the Roses

Worship Welcome & Prayer ..................................................................................Rev. George Tynes Call to Order ............................................................................................ Dr. Kevin Roberts Credentials and Enrollment Report .............................................................. Rev. Sam Wells Program and Arrangements Report .......................................................... Rev. Jerry Cowan All motions and new business must be presented to the Recording Secretary in writing before the Thursday evening session. Election of Officers Executive Board Report with 2018 budget ..... Rev. Brian Harrison, Rev. John Weathersby Presentation of Executive Board Certificates Nominating Committee Report .................................................................. Rev. John Toone Committee on Committees Report ............................................................. Rev. Jim Herbert Charge and Prayer for 2018 Officers Worship President’s Address: Leadership Development ....................................... Dr. Kevin Roberts A Leadership Development Story Recognition of BRN Consultants & Retirees Worship Closing Prayer ......................................................................................... Pastor Philip Pham

Session Two – Thursday Evening, November 2, 2017, 6:30 pm Dr. Kevin Roberts, Presiding

Ballroom of the Roses

Worship Welcome & Prayer ..................................................................................... Pastor Jim Quoss An Intentional Discipleship Story Executive Director’s Report: Intentional Discipleship ........................ Dr. Barry Whitworth Worship New Workers Closing Prayer ............................................................................................ Rev. Peter Yanes

~ Please join us for a time of fellowship in the Crystal Ballroom ~

Session Three – Friday Morning, November 3, 2017, 9:00 am Dr. Kevin Roberts, Presiding

Ballroom of the Roses

Worship Welcome & Prayer ..................................................................................... Rev. Jim Herbert What our SBC Partners & Family are Doing Video Greetings from Dr. Kevin Ezell, North American Mission Board (NAMB) Report from NAMB ........................................ Rev. Ken Cordray & Mr. Greg Murphree Great Movements Begin with Prayer Report from IMB Missionaries ................. Mrs. Nancy Patrick & Matt and Erin Malone Report from LifeWay ....................................... Rev. Robert Turner & Dr. Mark Croston Video Greetings from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Greetings from our Partners (agencies, trustees, guests) Video Greetings from Mrs. Sandy Wisdom-Martin, Woman’s Missionary Union (WMU) Report from the Executive Committee .................................................... Dr. Frank Page Prayer ........................................................................................................... Dr. Jerry Dixon Convention Sermon: Missional Engagement........................................ Rev. Buff McNickle A Missional Engagement Story Worship Closing Prayer ................................................................................. Rev. Samuel Rodriguez

Program Participants

Rev. Ken Cordray, Pastor, Living Faith Community Church, Coraopolis, PA Rev. Jerry Cowan, Pastor, Valley Baptist Church, Middletown, PA Dr. Mark Croston, National Director, Black Church Partnerships, LifeWay Christian Resources Dr. Jerry Dixon, Prayer Coordinator, Hanover, PA Rev. Brian Harrison, Pastor, East Shore Baptist Church, Harrisburg, PA Rev. Jim Herbert, Pastor, Emmanuel Christian Fellowship, York, PA Mr. and Mrs. Matt and Erin Malone, International Mission Board Rev. Buff McNickle, Pastor, Grace Falls Church, Absecon, NJ Mr. Greg Murphree, Send Network Executive Director, North American Mission Board Dr. Frank Page, President and Chief Executive Officer, Executive Committee, Nashville, TN Mrs. Nancy Patrick, Layperson, Living Legacy Church, Hershey, PA Pastor Philip Pham, Pastor, Vietnamese Baptist Church, Philadelphia, PA Pastor Jim Quoss, Pastor, Freedom Biker Church, York, PA Dr. Kevin Roberts, Pastor, Community Baptist Church at Charleroi, Charleroi, PA Rev. Samuel Rodriguez Rev. John Toone, Associate Pastor, East Shore Baptist Church, Harrisburg, PA Rev. Robert Turner, Director of Collegiate Ministries, North American Mission Board Rev. George Tynes, Pastor, Truth Baptist Church, Philadelphia, PA Rev. John Weathersby, Pastor, Transcend Church, Harrisburg, PA Rev. Sam Wells, Pastor, Crosspoint Baptist Church, Souderton, PA Dr. Barry Whitworth, Executive Director-Treasurer, Baptist Resource Network, Harrisburg, PA Rev. Peter Yanes, Church Planting Catalyst, North American Mission Board

2017 ANNUAL MEETING PROCEEDINGS

Session One – Thursday Afternoon, November 2, 2017, 1:30 p.m. Dr. Kevin Roberts, Presiding

Ballroom of the Roses

Kingdom Living, Matthew 6:33

Opening session Praise and Worship was lifted by the Lifepoint Church Worship Team. Rev. George Tynes extended the welcome to all the messengers and guests. He followed the welcome address with an opening prayer. President Dr. Kevin Roberts called the 2017 BRN Annual Meeting to order. Rev. George Tynes gave the Credentials and Enrollment Report. Rev. Tynes moved that messengers and guests be seated as well as those messengers and guests subsequently registered. Rev. Jerry Cowan gave the Program and Arrangements Report and moved the program be approved as printed. He reminded those in attendance all motions and new business must be presented to the Recording Secretary in writing before the Thursday evening session and as appropriate, will be included in the Friday morning business meeting. Rev. Cowan moved that we approve the 2018 Annual Meeting scheduled to be held November 1-2 in York, Pennsylvania. A specific location will be announced later. The motion carried. Election of Officers for Convention President and 1st Vice President was conducted by Rev. George Tynes and Dr. Kevin Roberts. In his comments to the congregation representing the Executive Board, Rev. Brian Harrison spoke about the Board’s values to serve not just church planters but to serve all pastors and churches. The BRN PA/SJ branding tagline has been changed to read “Healthy Churches Start Here.” The BRN strategic objective will be based on the three areas of “Missional Engagement,” “Intentional Discipleship” and “Leadership Development.” You will hear these terms over and over and over again until you will be able to recite them in your sleep. During Barry’s message you will hear more about advancing, engaging and developing. He will go into depth about what healthy churches look like and how these objectives will strengthen our churches, leaders and members. Rev. John Weathersby covered the Executive Board Financial Report. He directed the congregation to the Program Booklet pages 19 and 20. He drew attention to Item #3, the Cooperative Program. PA/SJ giving increased 2.31% over the previous fiscal year. Annie Armstrong Easter Offering had a tremendous increase of 21%! Lottie Moon Christmas Offering increased 1.7%. Numbers are boring, but this is a celebration! He shared with the congregation outcomes like these are the reason he is a Southern Baptist. He told his church members look at the impact they had without selling baked goods or a piece of furniture. The 2018 Proposed Budget anticipated income is $2.9 million, and the anticipated expenses are $2.9 million. Every dollar will be used to build healthy church plants, pastors and churches that will do Kingdom Building. Cooperative Program giving will increase even more. John said, “great things are to come!” He asked for a motion to approve the 2018 Proposed Budget and the increased giving.

President Roberts made the motion to accept the Budget as presented. The motion carried. Then Rev. Brian Harrison and Dr. Barry Whitworth made Executive Board certificate presentations. Each Board member serves a three-year term. Brian extended his thanks to the awardees for their faithful service. Barry stated that he didn’t have the words to express his deepest appreciation and how much it meant to him to have this Board during the first nine months of his tenure. The awardees are Pastor Robert Fontell, Mr. Richard Goforth, Mr. Donald Lowery, Rev. Darius Nable and Mrs. April Betner. They were greeted with resounding applause. John Toone was called to the stage to give the Nominating Committee Report. He directed our attention to the Program Booklet page 22. Executive Board, Constitution & By-Laws Committee and Convention Officers for 2018 are the slated positions with terms expiring in 2020. John moved the Report be accepted as written. The President took the vote. The motion carried. Rev. Jim Herbert followed with the Committee-on-Committees Report. He welcomed the Convention to York PA and directed our attention to the Program Booklet page 21. He moved the Report be accepted as written. The President took the vote. The motion carried. Deacon Mike Haskins from Ezekiel Baptist Church issued the charge to the 2018 elected officers and lifted a prayer on their behalf. He charged the officers to (1) Stand courageously on God’s Word; (2) Function as good stewards over BRN resources entrusted to them; and (3) Implement and execute plans approved by BRN PA/SJ. The congregation interceded in prayer and then applauded. Lifepoint Church led the congregation in another Praise and Worship segment. Dr. Kevin Roberts’ message on “Leadership Development” was taken from text 2 Timothy 2:2, “And the things that thou hast heard of me among many witnesses, the same commit thou to faithful men, who shall be able to teach others also.” He asked that the congregation join hands and pray corporately that we might have the right frame of heart. He posed the question, “who are you pouring into?” He shared that his father was his pastor, mentor and teacher. He bragged on his father who could read scripture in Greek and recite it in English! Dr. Roberts’ father did not tell him that he was teaching and training him. He taught him by how he lived. And he does not remember everything that his father, Sunday School teachers and professors taught him. But he learned from his father to be faithful to your calling or ministry no matter the circumstances. He was taught that if he ever got into trouble, go the Word of God. As Paul trained and developed Timothy, church leaders must identify, bring along side and training future leaders. Invest your time in someone’s life. Dr. Roberts said that if it’s in the Word of God, then we must do it! We cannot deny God. Churches today spend too much time with traditions and programs. He witnessed the ill effects of church traditions wear his father down. We are not here to maintain traditions. The church is here to do more! Follow the examples of Jesus, Paul and others who followed Christ in the Bible. We must learn as Paul taught Timothy in 2 Timothy 2:2 to seek and identify the faithful, commit to pouring into them and stay the course. We must commit to learning and repeating it! Invest in others. Because we are not going to be here

forever. Dr. Roberts said that we must tell the story that Jesus WINS! And we are destined for greatness! However, we are not going to get there by doing it the old way. Following Dr. Roberts’ message, a video on Leadership Development featuring Dr. Larry Anderson, Dr. Kyle Canty and Pastor Hal Hopkins was shown. Anderson, Canty and Hopkins then shared their personal feelings and comments on their experience. Pastor Hopkins then lifted a heartfelt prayer over Dr. Anderson and Dr. Canty. Dr. Canty continued in prayer for the BRN churches to teach, train and make disciples. Dr. Barry Whitworth, Rev. Cliff Jenkins, Dr. Larry Anderson and Dr. Pam Smith took the stage to recognize and award the BRN PA/SJ Missional Living and Healthy Churches consultants. Dr. Barry Whitworth asked for applause for the Senior Leadership Team on stage and asked each member of the team to share some comments. Dr. Pam Smith stated that God inhabits those behaviors of missional engagement, intentional discipleship and leadership development. She welcomes the challenge of working with the women, the “sleeping giants” of the church. Rev. Cliff Jenkins was pleased with the upcoming conversation on race moderated by Barry. Dr. Larry Anderson expressed his excitement about serving and strengthening. PA/SJ churches to tackle the lost. The awardees were called and asked to stand in front of the stage to receive their awards and the congregation held their applause until all present came forth. Missional Living consultants included Kyle Canty, Kevin Roberts, and Kenton Hunt; Healthy Churches consultants included Robert Fontell, Kim Grueser, Madeline Harris, Randy Johnson, Gerald Mounce; Regional Team Leader in Philadelphia included Hal Hopkins. Barry then asked Kenton Hunt to remain on stage to give an update on Disaster Relief. PA/SJ has 700 trained volunteers. They were stretched with three hurricanes: Harvey, Irma and Maria. Volunteers were deployed to Texas (shower unit); Cape Coral, Florida (chain saw clean-up and food distribution); Puerto Rico (chain saw clean-up and food distribution). Kenton was astonished by PA/SJ’s $42,000 to Disaster Relief. He was thankful to the Lord for the doors that were opened to minister by the storms. In the coming days, three volunteers are deploying to Puerto Rico and additional volunteers are deploying to Houston, TX. He asked any volunteers who had recently served to stand. Kenton stated each one had stories to share and he encouraged the congregation to talk with them during the conference. Barry thanked Kenton for his leadership. In the next segment, two couples retiring from ministry, Gerald and Mary Mounce and Anatoly and Lilia Moshkovsky were asked to come forward to be honored. Barry invited Gerald and Mary, who just retired prior to the meeting, to the stage. The couple faithfully served the Lord throughout PA/SJ for 20 years in many capacities. Barry read the gift plaque, expressed his thanks and offered his congratulations along with messengers and guests. Mary was given a beautiful floral bouquet. Barry prayed for the Mounce’s and how they would serve the Lord in the future. Barry then invited Anatoly and Lilia Moshkovsky to the stage. The Moshkovsky’s came to the U.S.A. in 1990 with three children, $200 and no English-speaking skills. They began their affiliation with BRN in the early 1990s. Anatoly faithfully served the Lord in various roles over the years. The Moshkovsky’s will be retiring in 2018. Barry read the gift plaque, expressed his thanks and offered his congratulations along with messengers and guests. Lilia was given a

beautiful floral bouquet. Barry prayed for the Moshkovsky’s and the next phase of their service to the Lord. Both couples were escorted to the conference registration area to be greeted by the congregation.

The final Praise and Worship segment for Session I was led by Lifepoint Church. Pastor Philip Pham lifted a stirring, closing prayer. Session I adjourned at 4 p.m.

Session Two – Thursday Evening, November 2, 2017, 6:30 p.m. Dr. Kevin Roberts, Presiding

Ballroom of the Roses

Session II opened with a video entitled “At Our Church” featuring the Freedom Biker Church Worship Team. Praise and Worship was led by the Freedom Biker Church Worship Team singing “Lord I Need You.” Pastor Jim Quoss from Freedom Biker Church welcomed the congregation and lifted a prayer. Pastor Buff McNickle lifted a stirring prayer followed by Pastor Jay Francoeur’s introduction of the video “An Intentional Discipleship Story.” Jay shared his coming-to-faith in Christ, maturing in Christ and becoming a discipler testimony. He encouraged others to start on the road to Intentional Discipleship. Jesus is here. He rose from the dead. Jesus is Lord. He’s empowering us to make disciples daily. And Jay thinks the story of on-fire disciple-making is just beginning. That will make a marked difference in Kingdom Building. Pastor Buff’s touching prayer concluded this segment. Pastor Brian Harrison, President of the BRN Executive Board introduced Dr. Barry Whitworth, BRN Executive Director-Treasurer. Brian shared his view of Barry Whitworth the friend, the strategic planner, the church planter, innovator, administrator and leader. When our convention needed an Executive Director, he wasn’t really sure if Barry wanted the job, but he wanted Barry to serve in that role because he knew what kind of man he was. He has a single vision to disciple 14.2 million unsaved people in PA/SJ. Brian said, “Nine months in Barry has worked him to death and he hasn’t gotten a t-shirt out the deal yet.” (laughter) But he is proud to work alongside and to introduce Barry. Barry asked Tiffany to remind him to give Brian a Penn State t-shirt. (laughter) Barry prefaced his report by promoting the BRN exhibit where free BRN mugs were available and everyone can

subscribe to the BRNUnited e-letter. He also mentioned the 2018 Refresh Conference giveaway sign-up; registration for 2018 Refresh was available online. Barry humbly thanked his wife, Beth, children and grandchildren. He also thanked the BRN Team, Tiffany, Andy, Fanny, Elizabeth, Debbie, Mark, Larry, Cliff, Pam, for all their hard work in putting together the Annual Meeting. And he extended his thanks and appreciation to the directors for their service and support. This evening’s meeting is being live-streamed on Facebook, YouTube and the BRN website. Barry gave a shout-out to Pastor Chuck Kieffer and petitioned God to touch, heal, bless and restore him after his surgery and give his wife, Joy and their family peace, joy and comfort. Tonight, Barry began his message to the convention by stating it’s been a great start to a new journey. He wants to leave us with where BRN PA/SJ is headed and to talk about Intentional Discipleship. He considers himself a missionary to BRN PA/SJ rather than the title he holds. This is his mission field, he loves serving where he’s planted, and hopefully he will die in this capacity he has undertaken. Barry spent a few minutes talking about who he is as a person and what he believes. He sees himself as a conventional Christ follower. By that he means “do what Christ says.” He believes the Bible cover to cover. He believes the Word of God is true. And he wants BRN PA/SJ to affirm the Baptist Faith and Message 2000. He believes Matthew 6:33; paraphrasing “Seek His Kingdom first and Christ will build the church.” Barry has a Kingdom engine and a Holy Spirit octane. And he loves to put his foot on the pedal and let it burn for Jesus. He’s a committed realist. He doesn’t believe in hiding things. If change is necessary, simply say so and do it. He loves to empower people. Barry sees himself as a strategic visionary and he believes everybody is important no matter the diversity. He’s adventurous by nature and likes to explore. Barry wants to create a wake-up call to BRN churches and their members. Hopefully it will lead to a fire among the BRN PA/SJ convention. We need a fresh wind and a fresh fire. Do we believe that we will stand before Christ? If so, we have to do what Jesus wants us to do. He is King Jesus; King of all Kings and Lord of all Lords. There’s no other name above His name. BRN PA/SJ has the third highest number of lost people in the SBC convention, 14.2 million. It’s our time to put a dent in that number. The BRN cannot accept that as the status quo. Since 2001, the BRN planted 300 new churches and lost 288 churches. That’s a net gain of 12 churches. That is unacceptable! Since 2011, baptisms have declined by 26%. Worship service has declined by 25%. Bible Study and Sunday School have declined by 25%. Lostness increases about 2% across PA/SJ; we are declining. We have a discipleship crisis!

We can go the old way or the new way. The Scriptures say in Matthew 9:17, “And no one puts new wine into old wineskins. Otherwise the skins burst, the wine spills out and the skins are ruined. But they put new wine into fresh wineskins, and both are preserved.” Barry stated, “we are not about to put a new strategy into an old system.” That’s a violation of a biblical principle. Burst means split. Barry said that we have got to create a new strategy and a new system. If you don’t create change, change will create “you.” Our mantra moving forward is “ONE TEAM!” We’re committing to do better. The BRN 2018 Budget was reduced from seven pages to two pages. The operating budget will consist of three categories: (1) Giving, (2) Personnel, (3) Church services and resources. Barry pledged 70.5% of the 2018 budget will be Missions and Servicing Churches. The Executive Board voted to increase Cooperative Program giving by 1.2% in 2018 and 5% within the next five years. Also, the Executive Board voted to tithe on any financial gifts received by our convention. He shared a “secret” with the congregation that during the Friday Morning Session, the BRN will present Dr. Frank Page, President and CEO of the SBC Executive Committee, with a check for $14,500 to Cooperative Program from a recent building sale. What’s our vision moving forward? We want every church in PA/SJ to be a healthy, multiplying church. Healthy means reproducing. It’s in the Bible. “Go ye therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost” Matthew 28:19. We have been designed to be reproducers. We are going to reproduce new ministries and new churches. Reproduction is a sign of healthy churches. It’s all about healthy churches! Our main goal is healthy churches. Our focus is His Kingdom and Prayer. “But seek ye first the kingdom of God and His righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you.” Matthew 6:33. We’re going to be talking a lot about His Kingdom and prayer. That needs to be our filter in everything we do. So, our strategic approach is to train and assist churches in applying and practicing these Biblical behaviors: (1) Missional Engagement, (2) Intentional Discipleship, (3) Leadership Development. While working in church planting and multiplying churches, our church planting team studied groups of successful, reproducing and multiplying churches and these three behaviors were common. Churches that reproduce and multiply routinely practice these three biblical behaviors: 1) ENGAGE THE LOST; THEY GO AFTER THE LOST/UNSAVED 2) INTENTIONAL DISCIPLESHIP; HAVE A DEFINITIVE CONTINUOUS PROCESS TO MAKE DISCIPLES 3) LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT; PASTORS ALWAYS HAVE YOUNG MEN TO TRAIN AND TO SEND It’s not LifeWay, or some other way, this is Jesus’ way. Jesus and his disciples modeled the process in the Bible. Therefore, we must get our churches strong and healthy to practice these behaviors.

We need to work hard on this. We want to encourage your churches to take the Church Spiritual Health Assessment (SHA). We’ve been teaching church planters these church metrics; Disciples/Missional Engagement; Disciple Makers/Intentional Discipleship; New Ministries & Groups/Disciple Makers, Disciples, Leadership Development. So, what we’ve been asking our babies to do we are now asking existing churches to embrace these behaviors. We have been trained to set up churches and “to do” church, but we have not been trained to practice these Biblical behaviors. So how are we going to get there? We have designed a Spiritual Health Assessment (SHA) to measure churches specifically in the three areas: (1) Missional Engagement, (2) Intentional Discipleship, (3) Leadership Development. It’s a simple, homegrown tool. Its only 10 questions that ask your church members if they are growing in these three areas. Please contact BRN regarding the SHA. We would love to present it to you and your members. What do we envision in five years? Thirty (30) new church plants yearly; thirty new healthy churches yearly; three (3) new multiplying churches yearly; thirty men (church planters) and women (missionaries) TO SEND yearly; 3,000 missionaries SENT yearly; one new community ministry center yearly. Barry asked, “would you be willing to do that?” Then step up and make it happen! How do we get where we need to go? The heart of our new strategy is “Intentional Discipleship.” Follow Jesus. “And He saith to them, Follow Me, and I will make you fishers of men.” Matthew 4:19. Follow Jesus. He can supernaturally transform us into fishers of men to become His vessels, His tools. A disciple is simply a follower of Jesus Christ. Apostle Paul said “Be ye followers of me, even as I also am of Christ” 1 Cor 11:1. When following a disciple who follows Christ then you learn, and you know how to disciple. A disciple is not a church member. A disciple is not a pew sitter. Barry challenged church leaders. “Do you have a plan to make disciples? Does it work?” “Do you have a plan to mature disciples? Does it work?” Intentional Discipleship is not a class, not a Bible study, not an option. Ask God in prayer are you willing to make the necessary changes to make and to mature disciples? Are you willing to create a culture of discipleship? True disciples of Jesus practice five things. (1) Jesus first, Mark 8:34, Matthew 6:33; (2) I follow, John 8:31; (3) I bear fruit, John15:18; (4) I’m fond of others, John 13:34; (5) fervor and passion, Acts 1:8. 14.2 million lost people in PA/SJ and five (5) people dying without Christ in PA/SJ every minute is unacceptable! The BRN wants every church in our convention, present tonight or not, to become healthy. We know personally and spiritually that being healthy works! Unite our hearts in prayer and pray that we (the BRN PA/SJ) become healthier than ever. Do you want to make Jesus famous? THEN LET’S GO MAKE DISCIPLES!!

Following Dr. Barry Whitworth’s profound message, the Freedom Biker Worship Team led the congregation in worship and singing. Barry asked new lead pastors and new church planters and their wives to stand and follow Tiffany and Beth to the Crystal Ballroom for a reception in their honor. He said that we’re going to “party” as a family and eat like Baptists. Please fellowship with the honorees and get to know them by name. Pastor Peter Yanes lifted the closing prayer and dismissed the congregation.

Session Three – Friday Morning, November 3, 2017, 9:00 a.m. Dr. Kevin Roberts, Presiding

Ballroom of the Roses

Session III opened at 9 a.m. with a call to worship led by Noel Geniza. The congregation sang, “The Eyes of My Heart” followed by “Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus.” Jim Herbert extended the welcome and prayed from Acts 1:8. Dr. Barry Whitworth introduced the Southern Baptist Conference (SBC) Partners Video presentations segment that began with NAMB President, Kevin Ezell. Ezell extended an invitation to the congregation to stop by the NAMB exhibit and also commit to the “Gospel Conversation Challenge” initiative by visiting GCChallenge.com. Pastor Ken Cordray then introduced Pastor Kevin Marsico, founding pastor of North Star Community Church and NAMB Northeast Region Mobilizer. North Star Community Church (10-year old church plant) has a reputation for training and developing church planters who serve nationally and internationally. Pastor Kevin expressed it was a privilege to speak to the conference. He made a contrast between Acts 1:8 and Acts 8:1. Pastor Kevin stated Jesus’ mandate in Acts 1:8 was not acted upon until Acts 8:1. He asked how many years had passed between those two verses. Most historians say about six to eight years had transpired. He challenged the BRN congregation to carry out Acts 1:8 in your own personal Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria and ends of the earth by choice and not through persecution. He pointed out the church (Acts 2:42-46) was always meant “to send and to go.” Kevin encouraged the BRN congregation to pray for those serving on the mission fields locally, nationally and internationally through prayforplanters.com; to engage and to commit individually and church-wide to the Gospel Conversation Challenge (60 seconds chat). Increased gospel conversations lead to more people coming to Christ. In closing, Pastor Kevin thanked the BRN for their incredible disaster relief responses. Current world-wide disasters have provided SBC Disaster Relief with the largest platform to spread the gospel! “Let’s pray, prepare and go because Jesus asked, not because we have no other option.” NAMB’s President, Kevin Ezell, returned via video highlighting a free campaign of consistent collective prayer for church planters through prayforplanters.com. The goal is to have 10,000

churches praying for NAMB church planters and other missionaries. “It doesn’t take any money or require additional resources.” Barry Whitworth then introduced Dr. Frank Page, President and CEO of SBC in Nashville, TN. Dr. Page thanked Dr. Whitworth for altering the program to accommodate his travel schedule and he enjoyed meeting with church planters at a breakfast meeting. Dr. Page apologized for his early departure and thanked Dr. Whitworth for his leadership at PA/SJ. He gave a humorous biography of himself. Then he graciously stated the SBC building may be located in Nashville, TN but the local churches are the “real headquarters” of the SBC. “The SBC is a top-down convention. The top are the local SBC churches. That’s not just a talking point.” SBC is made up of 50,000 churches and congregations across the continent; 33 major ethnic groups; the most ethnically diverse church convention on the North American continent. Dr. Page extended thanks to PA/SJ, Dr. Barry Whitworth, his wife, Beth, and President Dr. Kevin Roberts. He recognized PA/SJ for giving over $1 million dollars to Cooperative Programs, Annie Armstrong and Lottie Moon campaigns in 2016. Since 1930, PA/SJ has given over $6.6 million ($6,641,600) to the SBC Cooperative Programs. “That’s the power of collaboration.” “Whenever the SBC receives Cooperative Programs designated funds, the monies are released weekly. We don’t hold on to God’s money.” The SBC is excited by what the Lord is doing. SBC ended 2016 with a windfall of $8 million dollars over budget that went straight to the mission’s field. Dr. Page mentioned the SBC reduced its administrative budget from 3.4% to 2.9%. He stated SBC is the only entity in the entire world asking for less money. He thanked God for the BRN. The BRN is making a difference. He also congratulated PA/SJ for setting an example for SBC churches in church planting and ethnic diversity. Dr. Whitworth asked Mr. Andy Weber (BRN Director of Finance and Operations) and Rev. Brian Harrison (BRN Executive Board President) to join him and Dr. Page on stage. Dr. Whitworth announced that the Executive Board just voted to increase giving to Cooperative Programs by 1.2% in 2018 and by 5% over the next five years. Dr. Whitworth stated that we (BRN) have been given much and want to be givers. The BRN Executive Board also decided to tithe on any future financial gifts received. To a resounding applause and amens, the BRN presented Dr. Frank Page with a check in the amount of $14,500 for SBC Cooperative Program as a tithe to a property that was recently sold. Dr. Page warmly accepted the generous gift with a hearty “thank you” and jokingly stated that he’ll let us ship the oversized presentation check because he didn’t want to try to board the plane with it. Continuing the SBC Partners presentations, Nancy Patrick, IMB Trustee for (BRN) introduced Matt and Erin, missionaries of Bangkok, Thailand, serving 15 years. Nancy indicated her availability to visit local churches to share resources to prepare for IMB mission’s opportunities. She is reachable through the BRN as well as social media. Before Matt took the stage, Nancy also introduced IMB missionaries, Mark and Beth (serving 21 years in Taiwan) and asked if there were other IMB missionaries, currently serving or retired, in the audience. Patrick spoke about the “pray and give” missions initiative. She gave a brief testimony about rebellious spirits. Her testimony is “that you cannot out-give God.” (Malachi 3:10). Matt is originally from New Jersey and Erin is from the York, PA area. They expressed an affinity and a burden for the NE region. They addressed the assembly on some exciting

developments on the IMB missions field – in 2017, 4,550 new churches planted totaling 87,287 new believers; the Bible was translated and printed in a little-known Eastern Europe language for the first time; the first indigenous church was planted among an unreached Muslim people; Syrian refugees are accepting Christ because of the war; 4 new churches planted 2016-2017 in East Asia (no prior Christian presence). IMB became solvent during 2016-2017 through donations of $153 million to Lottie Moon and $98 million to Cooperative Programs. Matt shared pathways for sending are” limitless” ---- students, professionals, church planters and retirees. Matt testified of a 96-year old missionary named Lorena who teaches English in Bangkok. She prefers to take the stairs instead of using an escalator at the English Center. Since, there are 2.8 billion unreached people, each of us can take part in the “limitless pathways” to missions for God. Matt made a humorous comment that it would be nice to start a biker’s church ministry in Bangkok. Visit the website imb.org for more information on missions. Director of BRN Collegiate Ministries, Rev. Robert Turner, introduced and welcomed Dr. Mark Croston back to the BRN to give the LifeWay Report. Dr. Croston, National Director of Black Church Partnerships – LifeWay, is a native Philadelphian, engineer, former pastor for 26 years and an author of “Big Results: Sunday School and Black Church Life.” More recently, he wrote a chapter in a recent SBC publication on race relations outlining “administrative steps to remove the stain of racism” within SBC. Dr. Croston reminded us that Christians are charged to make disciples (Matthew 28: 19, 20). If you make disciples, disciples will do missions and evangelism. SBC is struggling to recruit people to do missions and evangelism because we have forgotten how to make disciples. He pointed out, based on the NAMB, IMB and WMU reports we have record numbers of new churches and church members, but less members attending Bible Study and Sunday School. Dr. Croston posed the question who discipled you? And he asked the audience to whisper your discipler’s name to the person seated next to you. He pointed out discipleship doesn’t happen from the pulpit. Discipleship happens through personal relationships and small groups. LifeWay believes that fact is essential to the success of churches. LifeWay believes in investing in this generation and generations to come. LifeWay will be relocating to a new facility still in Nashville within a couple of weeks. In 2017, over 133,000 youth attended LifeWay summer camps. Therefore, LifeWay believes in helping churches to be successful in making disciples for Jesus Christ. Dr. Croston concluded his remarks by affirming his allegiance to the Philadelphia Eagles (mentioned earlier) and handed out a few popular LifeWay books and Bible translations. He concluded his remarks by thanking the BRN for their work in PA/SJ. Other BRN partners and agencies in attendance with exhibits were invited to greet the conference attendees. Davis College; Cathy Underwood, Manager of LifeWay Christian Resource bookstore in Harrisburg, PA; Shawn Dorrough, Guidestone Representative; Jim Bower, Bower and Brotherhood Mutual Insurance; Midwestern Theological Seminary (Stanley Muldon, Board of Trustee member’s wife, Cindy, read his greeting); Dr. Paige Patterson, Southwestern Theological Seminary via video; other BRN partners and agencies trustees were asked to stand and be recognized. Dr. Pam Smith invited Kathy and Steve Sheldon to the stage to recognize Kathy for her six years of service as State WMU President. Dr. Smith praised the Sheldon’s for their work unto the Lord as Pastor and First Lady of Wrightsdale Baptist of Peach Bottom, PA. Pam thanked Kathy for her honorable leadership and hard work while serving the WMU. Kathy was presented with

a gift certificate to the Battlefield Bed and Breakfast Inn in Gettysburg, PA with several amenities. Dr. Smith shared Steve Sheldon’s amusing remark that he hoped Kathy planned to take him! Following the presentation, Mrs. Sandy Wisdom-Martin, now President of the national Women’s Missionary Unit (WMU), extended greetings via video. Dr. Barry Whitworth returned and addressed the conference on the principles of Missional Engagement, Intentional Discipleship and Leadership Development. Missional Engagement is defined as God’s people (Christ-followers and His Church) taking the good news (gospel) of Jesus Christ to a world that is separated from a relationship with a Holy and Eternal God. Engaging people missionally with the gospel involves the church going out to people rather than just reaching out and/or expecting the people to come to them. Biblical References include Matthew 28:19, Mark 16:15, Acts 1:8. Intentional Discipleship is developing spiritual maturity within Christ-followers through deliberate learning and accountability in peer-to-peer relationships and/or small groups. Intentional discipleship brings the Bible to life in Christ-followers, and what they learn moves from their heads, to their hands, then to their hearts, as it translates into habits that produce growth (spiritual maturity) in their lives. Further, through intentional discipleship, the disciple becomes a disciple-maker who leads others to become and know how to follow Christ. Biblical References are Matthew 4:19, Matthew 28:20. Leadership Development is the deliberate and systematic activity by church leaders to purposely influence and develop others to become leaders within the Body of Christ. Every church needs leaders, especially for its future. The Kingdom needs leaders to advance the gospel around the world. Leadership development expands the capacity of individual Christ-followers to assume leadership roles within the Body of Christ, both locally and globally. Biblical References are Ephesians 4:11-12, 2 Timothy 2:2. Dr. Whitworth ask for congregation participation in providing examples for each principle. Participants who gave examples received a t-shirt. Leadership Development – Ben Murray talked about targeted efforts to develop laymen. Missional Engagement – two examples were given as well as Barry Whitworth challenging us to engage people during the Halloween season. Intentional Discipleship – one-on-one accountable development of church planters and Pastor K. Marshall Williams, Nazarene Baptist, hosts a 6 a.m. Men’s Discipleship Breakfast. Dr. Whitworth thanked the participants and looks forward to more examples of carrying out these biblical behaviors in the coming year. Pastor Joe Velarde, Riverbend Church, Allentown PA prayed for BRN efforts to grow and to succeed in these areas of Missional Engagement, Intentional Discipleship and Leadership Development. Noel Geniza led the congregation in two praise and worship songs, “Majesty” and “Draw Me Closer to You.”

Pastor Buff McNickle’s message text was taken from Matthew 9: 9, 10, 35 and 36. In the verse, Jesus encountered Matthew, the tax collector and said to him “Follow Me.” Matthew got up and followed Him. Pastor Buff expressed he was honored to address the conference and spoke of his very humble beginnings in LA, Alabama. He was the youngest of five boys raised by a single Mom who worked two jobs. He called himself a Momma’s boy. All the boys embraced sports. Today, in fact, one of his brother coaches at a Division I school. Saturday morning breakfast was a special time in his family. His mother had a staunch rule that everyone needed to be present. They called it “family check-in.” At Saturday morning breakfast, Mom could check on how all her boys were doing. Pastor Buff viewed the BRN Annual Meeting as a “family check-in” of the Lord’s servants. He prayed before delving into his message. Pastor Buff said when you follow Jesus, expect the unexpected. He said that Jesus takes full responsibility for the outcomes. He recounted some of his experiences to places where he never expected to travel. While on a 37-day backpacking trip in Europe with his wife and a group of college students, his wife met women caught up in human trafficking and prostitution. Her experience gave birth to a ministry, “Loves Way Out” which has expanded into four states and five cities. Pastor Buff shared how one of his members has created a ministry to reach women on the street and he goes out with her and others to distribute packets of personal-care items. He encouraged the pastors present to teach your members to see people and not projects. Pastor Buff gave leaders three questions to ask themselves. #1 – What do people that you lead see in you? Are you on the move?

#2 – What moves you in your community? Where can you help in your community?

#3 – When was the last time you received an invitation from God to join Him?

Pastor Buff issued a challenge to leaders.

#1 – Look for a need around you. Ask God to help you “SEE” the need.

#2 – Say “YES” to the need.

#3 –“TAKE ACTION.” “MEET” the need.

#4 –“SHARE” what happened with your congregation. Then challenge them to do the same.

In closing, Pastor Buff prayed to the Lord to break our hearts and show us the need. Following Pastor McNickle’s message, a Missional Engagement video was shown featuring Edgardo Paz. A story was shared about how Jonathan and Clarice got to know the Lord. Jonathan and Clarice began attending church. They later welcomed the pastor to have a Bible study in their home. This led to them accepting Christ. Then they requested the pastor to marry them. Pastor Bob Conrad lifted the couple in prayer. Praise and worship were again led by Noel Geniza.

Dr. Whitworth thanked Buff for the message, which was also heard by those joining the conference by simulcast. He stated there are 14.2 million unsaved people just in PA/SJ. He referenced and read 2 Chronicles 9:14. Let’s have quiet time followed by a prayer of repentance (God forgive us) and ask Jesus for renewal (God help us). Pastor Samuel Rodriquez led the congregation in a powerful prayer of forgiveness, thanksgiving and praise to be Jesus’ church every day as well as for each to practice daily Missional Engagement, Intentional Discipleship and Leadership Development. Barry thanked all those who participated in the Annual Meeting. He was blessed by the experience. He reminded the congregation about the church health assessment tool and the evangelism grants. He made a pledge to increase church development resources as the Cooperative Program expands. BRN wants to give more to Cooperative Programs as well as to the churches. Dr. Whitworth made a few quick announcements before drawing the 2018 Refresh Conference winners. The 2018 Refresh Conference will be held on April 8 & 9. The giveaway winners are John Stenberg from Cedar Avenue Church and Brian Harrison from East Shore Baptist Church. Dr. Whitworth requested feedback from the 2018 Refresh Conference winners. 2017 Refresh was packed and phenomenal! One of the pastor’s testified he was so blessed and “refreshed by the experience and expressed a strong desire to return in 2018!” Barry really wanted 2018 Refresh to be packed because it was an awesome conference! Dr. Barry Whitworth called Dr. Kyle Canty to the stage. He announced Dr. Kyle and Pam Canty will be the NAMB City-Send missionaries in Philadelphia, PA to a thunderous applause. Dr. Canty expressed his gratitude, excitement and passion both he and his wife have about this assignment. NAMB representative stated how significant it is to have a “native son” as well as an African-American to serve in his hometown. However, Dr. Canty was selected because he was the best candidate for the position. Yes, his diversity and “heart for God” are to be celebrated! Barry asked Pastor Hal Hopkins to join them on stage. Dr. Canty’s parents were present and acknowledged by applause. Barry asked Dr. Canty’s father, who is also in the ministry, to join them on stage and pray for his son and daughter-in-law. Pastor Canty graciously lifted a touching prayer for Kyle and Pam while the congregation stood in agreement by extending their hands. This momentous occasion ended in resounding applause! Dr. Barry Whitworth officially adjourned the 2017 BRN Annual Meeting without a motion at 11:35 a.m. Respectfully Submitted, Sister Antoinette Buie BRN 2017 Recording Secretary

SECTION III

STATE WIDE 2018 ANNOTATED CALENDAR OF EVENTS

BAPTIST RESOURCE NETWORK of Pennsylvania/South Jersey Statewide Event in blue

Events in black are by invitation only

JANUARY 1 Closed for New Year’s Day 10 Team BRN Meeting 15 Closed for Martin Luther King Day 18-20 Philadelphia Vision Tour 19 Active Shooter Response Training (for DR Chaplains) 23 Senior Leaders Meeting

FEBRUARY 1 New Executive Board Member Orientation 2 Executive Board Meeting 2 Training Center Open House 6 Senior Leaders Meeting; Directors Meeting 19-23 Multiplying Churches Coaching Training (in Trg Center) 27 Senior Leaders Meeting

MARCH 3 BRN Advantage in Philadelphia 4-11 Week of Prayer for Annie Armstrong Easter Offering 6 Senior Leaders Meeting; Directors Meeting 7-9 Replant Certification Training in Alpharetta (Cliff to attend) 20 Senior Leaders Meeting 22-23 Engage24 in Philadelphia (sponsored by NAMB) 30 Closed for Good Friday

APRIL 3 Senior Leaders Meeting; Directors Meeting 9-10 ReFRESH Conference, Lancaster Pa (sponsored by Sherwood BC) 19-21 SEND Philly Couples Retreat 24 Senior Leaders Meeting

MAY 4 Executive Board Meeting 8 Team BRN Meeting 9 New Pastor/Planter Orientation 18-19 Church Planter’s Wives Retreat 19 SEND Pittsburgh Church Planter’s Wives Day 22 Senior Leaders Meeting 28 Closed for Memorial Day JUNE 5 Senior Leaders Meeting; Directors Meeting 9 CrossOver before SBC Annual Meeting 12-13 SBC Annual Meeting, Dallas, TX 14-16 SEND Pittsburgh Couples Retreat 19 Senior Leaders Meeting 23 SEND Philly Family Event JULY 4 Closed for Independence Day 10 Senior Leaders Meeting 17 BRN Picnic 28 Church Planting Families at Knoebels AUGUST 14-15 Senior Leaders Meeting/Getaway SEPTEMBER 3 Closed for Labor Day 5 Team BRN Meeting 6 New Pastor/Planter Orientation (Tentative) 10-13 Church Planting Catalyst Gathering 19 Senior Leaders Meeting 28-29 Retreat for Minister wives, Church Planter’s wives, and women of our

churches OCTOBER 9 Senior Leaders Meeting; Directors Meeting 23 Senior Leaders Meeting

NOVEMBER 1 Executive Board Meeting 1-2 Annual Meeting 6 Senior Leaders Meeting; Directors Meeting 22-23 Closed for Thanksgiving DECEMBER 2-9 Week of Prayer for Lottie Moon Christmas Offering 11 Senior Leaders Meeting; Directors Meeting 12 BRN Christmas Luncheon 24-25 Closed for Christmas 12-15-17

SECTION IV REPORTS

EXECUTIVE BOARD REPORT

In February 2017 the BRN transitioned from interim Executive Director, Dr. Stanley Smith, to calling Dr. Barry Whitworth as the new Executive Director-Treasurer (EDT). At his first board meeting as EDT, Barry shared his heart and discussed his vision for the BRN in the upcoming years. Barry shared that as a Convention, as churches and as individuals, our job is following God’s leading. Yes, there are challenges in PA/SJ, starting with almost 14 million lost people just within our two states alone, but prayer can lead us over that mountain. Barry continued to share with the board that another challenge is the health of our churches within the BRN; over the next several months Barry and his Senior Leaders will be developing a strategy that will help our churches get healthy and/or remain healthy so they can get out into their communities. The reality of our challenges came to life when we received an analysis report about our church plants over the last 15 years. PA/SJ had a net gain of eight churches during that time period. We need change, not for the sake of change, but for the sake of our future and for the sake of 14 million lost people who need to be told about Jesus Christ. The BRN Senior Leaders presented several initiatives to the Executive Board to put into place and roll with for 2018. The BRN does everything through two filters – Kingdom and prayer. The vision is to encourage healthy churches that multiply. The mission will be to encourage partnering churches to practice the three Biblical behaviors of Missional Engagement, Intentional Discipleship, and Leadership Development so that they can become and/or remain healthy. The Executive Board approved to present the Southern Baptist Executive Committee with a check in the amount of 10% of the proceeds from a recently sold BRN building. The check was presented to Dr. Frank Page during the November Annual Meeting, and we were also able to share with him and messengers that the board approved a higher percentage of CP dollars to be sent to the Southern Baptist Convention from PA/SJ starting in 2018. As of November 2017, Cooperative Program giving was up; we ended the year 1.45% greater than the year before (2016). This represents the best Cooperative Program giving since 2009. I shared many times that I was honored to serve on the Executive Board under the leadership of Drs. Waltz and Smith, but I’m very excited to be working with Barry under his leadership and with the new direction the BRN is headed!

Respectfully submitted,

Rev. Brian Harrison Executive Board President

ExEcutivE Board Financial rEport January – September 2017

Income: Cooperative Program $622,506 BRN Regions $154,770 North American Mission Board $714,455 Special Offerings $314,272 Other Income $ 45,230 Total Income $1,851,233 Expenses: National CP & Special Offerings $386,659 Administration $401,031 Operations $108,802 Multiplying Churches $509,067 Missional Living $148,950 Healthy Churches $223,510 Total Expenses $1,778,019 Notes for the January – September 2017 Financials:

1. Cooperative Program giving from Churches is up 2.6% over this time last year. 2. All expense areas are operating below budget to date. 3. The Executive Committee of the SBC has reported the following statistics about PA/S.

Jersey according to their reporting on their Fiscal Year (October 2016 – September 2017). We say thank you to your church for giving!

a. PA/SJ giving to the National Cooperative Program increased by 2.31% over the previous fiscal year,

b. PA/SJ giving to Annie Armstrong Offering has increased by 21.5% over the previous fiscal year, and

c. PA/SJ giving to Lottie Moon Offering has increased by 1.7% over the previous fiscal year.

4. If you would like more detailed financial reports please see the Budget & Finance Chairperson or Andy Weber.

Anticipated Income:

Cooperative Program from Churches 1,104,500

Special Offerings 330,000

North American Mission Board Income 1,300,000

Other BRN Income 238,500

Total Anticipated Income 2,973,000

Anticipated Expenses:

National CP & Special Offerings 632,500 21.3%

Personnel & Hub Operations 877,800 29.5%

Church Servicing & Resourcing 1,462,700 49.2%

Total Anticipated Expenses 2,973,000 100.0%

Proposed 2018 BudgetBaptist Resource Network of PA/SJ

2018 Anticipated Income

Cooperative Program from Churches

Special Offerings

North American Mission Board Income

Other BRN Income

2018 Anticipated Expenses

National CP & Special Offerings

Personnel & Hub Operations

Church Servicing & Resourcing

coMMittEE on coMMittEES rEport

Given at the Annual Meeting, November 2-3, 2017 The Committee on Committees recommends the following to serve on the standing committees for the year 2018: CREDENTIALS AND ENROLLMENT COMMITTEE Michael Mummert, Pastor, Lower Burrell Baptist Church (West Region) Debbie Sechrist, Layperson, Country and Town Baptist Church (Central Region) Don Woody, Pastor, Greencastle Baptist Church (Central Region) Vacant Vacant NOMINATING COMMITTEE Phil Ginyard, Pastor, First Baptist Church of Swedesboro (South Jersey) Alonzo Johnson, Pastor, Believers Bible Fellowship (Philadelphia Region) Carol Reynolds, Layperson, Bread of Life Baptist Church (West Region) Betsy Rubadue, Layperson, Emmanuel Christian Fellowship (Central Region) PROGRAM AND ARRANGEMENTS COMMITTEE Jim Herbert, Pastor, Emmanuel Christian Fellowship (Central Region) Richard Krieg, Pastor, Red Land Baptist Church (Central Region) Carrie Smith, Layperson, New Hope Baptist Church (West Region) Vacant Vacant Given by:

2017 COMMITTEE ON COMMITTEES Jeffrey Harley, Chairman Jim Herbert Doug Pilot Richard Wall

noMinating coMMittEE rEport

In keeping with the Constitution and By-Laws, the 2017 Nominating Committee is submitting nominations for the Executive Board, the Constitution and By-Laws Committee, and for the offices of Recording Secretary, Assistant Recording Secretary, Historian, and Parliamentarian as follows: EXECUTIVE BOARD Term Expiring 2020 Re-elect Larry Walker, Pastor, West Hills Baptist Church (West) Re-elect Sue Crofutt, Layperson, Faith Baptist Church Emporium (West) Re-elect Jason Hunter, Pastor, First Baptist Church Clarion (West) Re-elect Jennifer Musser, Layperson, Bucks County Community Church (Philadelphia) Elect Bruce Fidler, Layperson, Lighthouse Baptist Church (Philadelphia) Elect Gibson Largent, Pastor, Pastor, Ridgeline Community Church (Philadelphia) Elect Pusey Losch, Pastor, Mountain View Community Church (Central) Elect Dennis Combs, Layperson, Valley Baptist Church (Central) Re-elect Danilo Cosico, Layperson, SJ Bible Church International (South Jersey) Elect Donnie Davis, Pastor, Amazing Grace Community Church (South Jersey) Elect Buff McNickle, Pastor, Grace Falls Church (South Jersey) CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS COMMITTEE Term Expiring 2020 Elect Bob Conrad as chairman, Pastor, Covenant Community Church (Central) CONVENTION OFFICERS Term Expiring 2018 (one-year term) Elect as Recording Secretary, Antoinette Buie, Ezekiel Baptist Church (Philadelphia) Elect as Assistant Recording Secretary, Sheila McConville, Stewartstown Baptist Church (Central) Re-elect as Historian, Fred Boehlke, Layperson, Paoli Baptist Church (Philadelphia) Re-elect as Parliamentarian, Jeff Slagle, Layperson, Mason Dixon Baptist Church (Central) * Pastor represents Senior Pastor role or Wife of a Senior Pastor Submitted by:

2017 Nominating Committee John Toone, Chairman Gary Cline Bruce Fidler

PROGRAM AND ARRANGEMENTS COMMITTEE Given at the Annual Meeting November 2-3, 2017.

The Program and Arrangements Committee moves that the program be approved as printed. The Program and Arrangements Committee moves that the annual meeting convene in the Central Region on November 1-2, 2018.

Submitted by: Program and Arrangements Committee

Jerry Cowan, Chairperson Tim Dedman Don Foose Jake Pressley

Disaster Relief Report

Baptist Resource Network - 2017

The following are PA/SJ Disaster Relief highlights for the calendar year 2017:

- 87 volunteers received basic DR training in Feeding, Chain Saw, and Flood Recovery,

and Shower/Laundry

- 6 volunteers have received Chaplaincy Training

- 139 volunteers have been deployed to 4 in-state responses and 3 out-of-state responses,

including 17 to Puerto Rico

In Pennsylvania, Chainsaw work was completed in Pittston following a Spring tornado. Flood

recovery was done in Irvona/Coalport, Butler, and Uniontown. Six volunteers were deployed to

Nederland and Cypress, TX to provide shower and laundry services while three more did recovery

work in Houston. Our Feeding Unit, The Spirit of Grace, the Northeast PA Baptist Association and

BRN West Recovery Units, and the NEPBA Shower/Laundry Unit were deployed to Cape Coral,

FL for the Hurricane Irma response. There, our teams prepared about 25,000 meals and cleaned up

33 properties. Our Feeding Unit was also on the short list to ship to Puerto Rico before FEMA,

SBDR, and Red Cross agreed not to send mobile kitchens to the island. In Arecibo, Puerto Rico, 14

PA/SJ volunteers participated with a 26-member Region 1 team from 5 state conventions to

complete 39 recovery jobs and save an elementary school from closing. Kenton Hunt was the team

leader. Three more volunteers served in Ponce, PR doing roof repair and other recovery work.

Our churches contributed a record $50,577.86 toward the Harvey, Irma, and Maria responses.

As a result of all of these disasters, the gospel has been presented in each situation to the people

who were served. We rejoice that we were able to see God save 12 people through our witness and

work. In nearly all cases, we were able to work alongside a local church or church planter to do

follow-up and engage local government, residents, and other faith-based and community

responders. We praise the Lord for such opportunities to further the Kingdom of God!

Other developments:

- developed the Ready Church concept and have begun presenting this to pastors/churches

so they are ready to respond to needs in their communities;

- identified and developed new leaders who will help us expand our reach and engage

more of our churches in meeting real needs and making disciples.

- delivered a new shower/laundry unit to the Baptist Association of Southwestern PA

which was used immediately to support mission teams locally, and then was deployed to

Texas for the Hurricane Harvey response;

- developing plans for a fuel trailer, a kitchen support trailer, and a small mobile kitchen

- PASJ Disaster Relief and BRN purchased two 7 x 14 Send Relief trailers which will

become part of our Disaster Relief fleet and ministry tools for local churches

Please keep Disaster Relief efforts in your prayers. It is a powerful ministry that brings light into

darkness and Good News into very bad situations.

Respectfully submitted by:

Kenton Hunt

State Director of Disaster Relief

Baptist Resource Network of PA/South Jersey

Thank you for partnering with the BRN to further the Gospel and expand the Kingdom across PA/SJ, the nation, and the world. Below is a brief look into the “new” strategic direction we’ll unfold in 2018. We will begin to unpack this at our Annual Meeting on November 2-3; hope you can be with us at The Wyndham Garden in York, Pa! 2018 BRN Strategy Overview

At the BRN we filter everything we do through a Kingdom mindset and prayer (Matt. 6:33; 10).

At the BRN we believe and practice these values: 1. We are always going ABOVE and BEYOND to serve pastors, planters, and

churches; 2. We are always BOLD and BRAVE in trying new and innovative things; 3. We are a CAPABLE and CREDIBLE team; 4. We are DETERMINED and DECISIVE to be the best for our King!

The vision of the BRN is to see every church within its geography become a healthy, multiplying church. The strategic objective of the BRN is to assist and encourage churches to practice the biblical behaviors of:

Missional Engagement – Matt. 28:19, Acts 1:8, Acts 17 Intentional Discipleship – Matt. 4:19, Matt. 28:20 Leadership Development – Eph. 4:11---12, 2 Tim. 2:2

We will move forward functioning together as “one team” to fulfill the vision and strategy of the BRN.

The BRN team will exhibit character that is a reflection of that of Jesus Christ. We will strive to serve our constituents through humility and integrity. We will be diligent and faithful stewards to the resources entrusted to our care and oversight.

Appalachian Mountain Ministry ammserve.org

Appalachian Mountain Ministry was started on January 1, 2018, by the Georgia Baptist Mission Board as an intentional missions response to the spiritual and physical needs of persons living in the Appalachian region.

Their purpose is to mobilize Southern Baptists and their resources to provide ministries, to evangelize the lost, to assist existing churches and new church starts in the multi-state region of Appalachia. Appalachian Mountain Ministry serves in cooperation with the sister state conventions in Appalachia and the Woman’s Mission Union. Appalachian Mountain Ministry (AMM) provides multiple short-term volunteer mission opportunities across the Appalachian region and the surrounding area in cooperation with associations, state convention regions, compassionate ministry sites, churches, missions, and new church starts that relate to the Southern Baptist Convention. As a ministry, AMM endeavors to work in cooperation with the local Southern Baptist associations (regions) and state convention regional representative(s) in Appalachia to accomplish its mission.

To lead in this effort, the Georgia Baptist Mission Board called Bill Barker, a retired national missionary who headed up a similar ministry for the state conventions, NAMB, and the WMU for 17 years. AMM under his leadership continues the cooperation between churches, associations, and state conventions formed in 1999. AMM is a ministry of the Georgia Baptist Mission Board.

The region served by Appalachian Mountain Ministry includes parts of Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky, Ohio, New York, Maryland, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia and all of West Virginia which are tied together by certain economic, political, and sociological factors, as well as missional strategies. For more information visit ammserve.org.

A key focus during the formative months of AMM has been to help forge long-term partnerships with churches in Pennsylvania that desire to reach their communities for with the gospel. The first step was the Pittsburgh Initiative between Georgia Baptist Churches and churches that relate to the Baptist Resource Network (BRN). The next phase is currently under development and will relate to BRN churches across Pennsylvania and South New Jersey with multiple state conventions involved.

A key part of AMM is the Christmas Backpacks, a focus on providing needy children with a Christmas Backpack filled with food, new clothing, hygiene items, a new Christmas gift/toy, and the Christmas story. The Christmas Backpacks offer churches a tangible way to express the love of Christ during the Christmas season. The Christmas Backpacks are child-focused, Christ-centered, and church connected. In 2017, the participating state conventions collected 74,276 Christmas Backpacks and distributed them to needy children across the Appalachia mountain range and on the Mississippi River Delta region. For information on how you can become involved in the Christmas Backpacks visit christmasbackpacks.org Bill Barker, Director 404-538-2895 bbarker@gabaptist.org

SECTION V

PENNSYLVANIA/SOUTH JERSEY COLLEGIATE MINISTERS

BARGER, Sarah, Penn State University, State College, PA BATDORF, Aaron, Lock Haven University, Lock Haven, PA CARSON, Kim, California University of Pennsylvania, California, PA KELLEY, Michael, Widener University, Chester, PA LOCKETT, Lawrence (Campus Minister in Process) MILLER, Autumn, Penn State University, State College, PA MUSSER, Brian, Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA PONS, Johnny, Penn State University, State College, PA REIBER, Eric, Penn State University, State College, PA RITCHEY, Kirk, Western Region Collegiate Coordinator SHAULIS, Brooke, Clarion University, Clarion, PA SMITH, Kayla, Penn State University, State College, PA TURNER, Robert, Director of Collegiate Ministries, BRN UNDERHILL, Scott, Clarion University, Clarion, PA WILLIAMS, Stanley, Philadelphia Region Collegiate Coordinator; Rutgers University,

Camden, NJ; Temple University, Philadelphia, PA; University of Penn, Philadelphia, PA

OTHER DENOMINATIONAL WORKERS Alberto Hernandez, Director of Ethnic Ministries (DEM), South Central Baptist Association Ben Scott, Interim DOM, South Central Baptist Association Larry Theisen, DOM, Keystone Baptist Association

NOTICE OF NON-ENDORSEMENT

Each church – in its sovereignty and subject to no power or authority of the state or national conventions – ordains and licenses ministers, and calls and employs their pastor and staff. The Southern Baptist Convention and other Baptist organizations, independent of the state convention, select their own chaplains, missionaries, evangelists, and staff. Therefore, the following listings in the annual of the Baptist Convention of Pennsylvania/South Jersey are in no way considered a recommendation or affirmation. These individuals and churches are listed based on responses from churches and other organizations, solely for information purposes with no endorsement or approval implied or expressed. Please note: The following information is current as of 12/31/2017.

DIRECTORY OF PENNSYLVANIA-SOUTH JERSEY PASTORSLast Name First Name Address City State Zip Code Church Name ContactAdams Robert P. O. Box 18829 Philadelphia PA 19119 God's Church 215-820-4655Ahn Moon 309 Francis Dr Havertown PA 19083-3105 Lord's Community Church 610-449-2833Akers Mark 224 1/2 N. First St. Lehighton PA 18235 Freedom Community Church 610-714-9834Allen Gregory 5 Cameron Hill Lewistown PA 17044-9221 New Covenant Baptist Church 717-994-3558Alston Roosevelt 2261 N. Franklin Street Philadelphia PA 19133 Davis Temple Baptist Church 215-769-0918Alturas Jordan 234 Limerick Terrace, Apt 202 State College PA 16801 The Fellowship 832-589-3338Ammons Chris 4001 Marietta Ave Columbia PA 17512 Silver Spring Baptist Church 908-878-2308Anderson Larry 347 Locust Road Glenside PA 19038 Great Commission Church 215-659-4552Applebach John P.O. Box 551 Pottstown PA 19464 Pottstown Bible Church & Mission 610-322-3128Arnold John 3450 Fawn Valley Road Finleyville PA 15332 Library Baptist Church 724-348-5878Asare Charles 10 Amara Ln Westampton NJ 08902 Baptist Chapel International Life Explosion 732-485-0511Ashe III Clifford 5606 Pinehurst Way Mechanicsburg PA 17050-8515 Dayspring Ministries 717-728-0499Babenko Ilya 876 South Brewster Road Vineland NJ 08361 Slavic Evangelical Baptist Church 856-392-3109Baker Larry 157 Merion Lane Reading PA 19607 The Bridge 443-220-8019Baker Steven 1096 Biglerville Road Gettysburg PA 17325 Memorial Baptist Church 717-334-2898Baldwin Eric 2220 Delaware Ave Pittsburgh PA 15218 River City Evangelical Church Inc 412-736-7476Barkley John 107 May Lane Evans City PA 16033 Hillcrest Baptist Church 724-814-0618Bartatolitti Gino 170 Paradise Road Johnstown PA 15909 Laurel Mountain Bible Church 814-749-8230Bashir Shamaun 7025 Oxford Ave Philadelphia PA 19111 Sutun-E-Haqq Church 215-742-1819Belles Dan 208 E. 14th Street Berwick PA 18603 Pine Street Baptist Church 570-752-8254Benner Silvan 342 South Marshall Street Lancaster PA 17602-3743 Strasburg Baptist Church 717-394-5838Bennett Antonio 8411 Lynnewood Rd Philadelphia PA 19150 New Life Christian Fellowship Bapt Church 267-304-9133Bennett Richard 7730 Bridge Road Driftwood PA 15832 Down County Baptist Church 814-512-0291Betner Christopher 158 Twill Hill Road Willingboro NJ 08046 The Lifehouse Church 609-247-7535Betner James 130 Holbrook Lane Willingboro NJ 08046 Delaware Valley Baptist Church 609-744-3373Betts James 6725 Anderson Street Philadelphia PA 19119 Saint James Comm Bapt Church 215-242-2639Blackie Michael 1001 Broadway Altoona PA 16601 Catalyst Church 814-207-5723Bliznyuk Leonid 1192 W. Lexington Road Manheim PA 17545-9797 Ukrainian Evangelical Christian Bapt Church 717-665-1607Blount George 5535 Market St Philadelphia PA 19139 Greater White Rock Baptist Church 215-748-6983Boger Tim 75 Crestmont Dr Lock Haven PA 17745 Big Woods Bible Church 570-907-0111Boyd Henry 128 Irish Lane Coatesville PA 19320 Mount Zion Baptist Church 610-344-5345Branch Gerald 491 Old Highway Rd Dallas PA 18612 Dallas Baptist Church 570-406-2162Brooks Darren 8 Orlando Drive Sicklerville NJ 08081-4481 Holy Temple Of God Baptist Church 856-462-4203Brown Alfred 242 Robinson Street Pittsburgh PA 15213-2312 Hope Chapel 412-682-0243Brown Paul 40 N Edgewood Rd Sicklerville NJ 08081-9379 Solomon Temple Baptist Church 856-629-2441Brown Willis 1136 E Slocum Street Philadelphia PA 19150-3123 Mount Airy Baptist Church 215-549-3301Brown Tim 760 Germany Road East Berlin PA 17316 Faith Christian Fellowship 717-259-7636Budka Mark 527 Regenhard Avenue Moorestown NJ 08057 Rancocas Valley Baptist Church 609-751-3058

DIRECTORY OF PENNSYLVANIA-SOUTH JERSEY PASTORSLast Name First Name Address City State Zip Code Church Name ContactBuhr John 148 North Center Street Fredericksburg PA 17026 Fredericksburg Baptist Church 717-829-6521Burcher William 5 Anna Trail Fairfield PA 17320-8024 Friendship Baptist Church of Waynesboro 717-642-9642Burton Michael 1953 Georgian Rd Philadelphia PA 19138 Third Eternal Baptist Church 215-843-7150Cademartori Kenneth C. 117 S Shaffer Dr New Freedom PA 17349-9630 Friendship Baptist Church 717-227-9771Canfield Jeremiah 3372 N Hills Rd Murrysville PA 15668 Harvest Bible Chapel Pittsburgh East 412-738-0895Canty John 3145 N Hemberger St Philadelphia PA 19132-1433 Macedonia Family Center 215-228-3233Carpenter Kevin 637 Scenic Drive Daisytown PA 15427 Garwood Baptist Church 502-994-2525Cartwright Jr Lloyd 7712 Woolston Ave Philadelphia PA 19150 Peaceful Community Baptist Church 215-681-3471Caskey Gerald 116 Jamaica Ave Pittsburgh PA 15229 North Park Baptist Church 412-253-5660Ceron Yves 6519 Linmore Avenue Philadelphia PA 19142 Haitian Evangelical Baptist Church 215-880-3730Cesar Christian 58 Berkley Rd Devon PA 19333-1333 Haitian Evangelical Baptist Church 610-687-9186Chafin Dan 28 Rolling Road Cranberry Twp PA 16066 Living Faith Bible Church 724-776-3110Chamberlain Charles 75 Frosty Valley Rd Bloomsburg PA 17815 Bloomsburg Southern Baptist Church 570-784-5415Chapman Justin P. O. Box 1156 Oaks PA 19456 Express Church 610-350-8797Chung William 1024 Nicholson Road Wynnewood PA 19096 Philadelphia Mission Baptist Church 949-648-3209Claude Jean Wilner 7114 Penarth Avenue Upper Darby PA 19082 Baptist Church of the Redeemed 267-206-7346Clemins Justin 20 Wyndgate Blvd Drums PA 18222 Hazleton Community Church 304-640-7733Cline Garland 115 Jeffrey Dr. Johnstown PA 15905 Westmont Baptist Church 814-255-3321Coates Richard 6646 N Lawrence St Philadelphia PA 19126-3132 Mount Hope Church of Faith 215-548-9008Coger John 1115 Montrose St Philadelphia PA 19147 New Hope Temple Baptist Church 215-206-2835Coldren Gary 183 Oliver Road Uniontown PA 15401 Liberty Baptist Church 724-437-2424Coleman Jerome 1678 Fairview Ave Willow Grove PA 19090 First Baptist Church of Crestmont 215-659-9528Coleman Michael 129 Crescent Heights Place New Brighton PA 15066 Edgewood Baptist Church 724-561-4102Colwell John 911 Church Street Millville NJ 08332 Cornerstone Community Church 856-404-5413Conrad Robert 86 Oneida Road Camp Hill PA 17011 Covenant Community Church 717-612-9503Cope John 2 Woodbury Ave Sellersville PA 18960 Keystone Fellowship 215-258-1209Cordray Kenneth 109 Idleworth Dr Coraopolis PA 15108 Living Faith Community Church 704-490-8453Cosico Danilo 20 Wilson Dr Sicklerville NJ 08081 Cumberland County Ministry 856-409-8595Couch Michael 5255 Roosevelt Blvd Philadelphia PA 19124 New Beginning Church of Phi 215-743-4705Coughlin Brennan 205 Kensington Ave Trenton NJ 08618 Fellowship Capital City 609-571-9737Cowan Jerry 15 Woodland Ave Middletown PA 17057-3067 Valley Baptist Church 717-944-4493Craig Byron 1220 Horseshoe Dr Blue Bell PA 19422-1854 Macedonia Baptist Church 610-260-9797Craig Kenny 2226 Adin Lane Chambersburg PA 17202 Chambersburg Baptist Church 717-263-8920Crans Joshua PO Box 232 Brandamore PA 19316 Providence Church Coatesville 484-354-9496Cyphers Todd 4506 Sterrettania Rd Erie PA 16506-4131 Millcreek Community Church 814-838-7605Davis Donnie 1041 Glassboro Road Williamstown NJ 08094-3547 Amazing Grace Community Church 856-534-2888Dawson Thomas P. O. Box 629 Woodbine NJ 08270 SOAR Church of Woodbine 856-498-8048Deakins Don 324 Fenfield Road Latrobe PA 15650 Living Water Community Church 724-238-4389

DIRECTORY OF PENNSYLVANIA-SOUTH JERSEY PASTORSLast Name First Name Address City State Zip Code Church Name ContactDean Jeff 2585 Tuscarawas Road Beaver PA 15009 Beaver Baptist Church 724-774-9163Dixon David 106 East Oakland Ave Pleasantville NJ 08232 Ray of Hope Family Worship Center 609-645-1899Dixon Urias 83 Florence Ave Sharon Hill PA 19079 New Life Christian Fellowship Ministry 610-563-3727Dixon Jerry 217 Fulton Street Hanover PA 17331 First Baptist Church of Hanover 717-632-6962Dominguez Baldomero 131 Congress Street Jersey City NJ 07307 Iglesia Bautista Gerizim 201-783-2344Douthwaite Larry 44 Craftway Drive Littlestown PA 17340 Living Faith Evangelical Church 717-359-4821Downs Fernando 39 New Pond Lane Willingboro NJ 08046-1908 Southside Baptist Church 609-332-7454Draper Philip 210 Hampden Road Upper Darby PA 19082 New Hope Baptist of Upper Darby 484-461-4123Drayer Greg 8030 Saltsburg Road Plum PA 15239 Rolling Hills Church 724-882-9180Edmondson Howard 33 S Constitution Ave New Freedom PA 17349-9474 Family of God Community Church 717-578-7430Edwards Cleveland 7034 Cedar Park Ave Philadelphia PA 19138-2018 Saint Jude Baptist Church 215-424-3127Eke-Okoro Sunday 3 Meade Court Sicklerville NJ 08081-4424 Jesus Is Lord Baptist Church 856-513-6582Ellis Jr. Louis 8564 Williams Ave Philadelphia PA 19150-1913 New Era Baptist Church 215-242-9348Elysee Fritz 237 North Maple Ave Lansdowne PA 19050 Southwest Haitian Baptist Church 610-259-7824Etienne Erick 4845 N. 13th Street Philadelphia PA 19141-3426 Renaissance Haitian Baptist Church 267-984-1743Farag Victor 14 Ponderosa Lane Old Bridge NJ 08857 Crosspoint Arabic Church 732-339-4306Farag Victor 14 Ponderosa Lane Old Bridge NJ 08857 Philadelphia Arabic Church 732-339-4306Felton Terry 109 E. King Street Dallastown PA 17313-1703 Mason Dixon Baptist Church 717-246-2997Fleming William 1749 N. 21st Street Philadelphia PA 19121 New Greater Straightway Baptist Church 215-978-4931Fontell Robert 6000-38 East Roosevelt Blvd Philadelphia PA 19149 Calvary Christian Church 215-288-2880Foose Donald 912 East Coover St Mechanicsburg PA 17055 Oakwood Baptist Church 717-790-0755Franco Dagoberto 1308 Church Streeet Reading PA 19601 Iglesia El Manantial 773-663-7141Francoeur Jason 9 Elbow Lane Cherry Hill NJ 08003 Cultivate Church 856-904-9815Frazier Charles 10 Arrowood Place Sweedesboro NJ 08085 Tabernacle Baptist Church 856-467-3514Freeman John 2255 Wightman Street Pittsburgh PA 15217 H2O City Church 412-735-8476Gblah John 3600 Gateway Drive, Apt. 513 Philadelphia PA 19145-5941 Agape International Baptist Church 267-979-2208Gedeon Wadner 18 Alden Lane Levittown PA 19055 New Generation Community Church, Inc. 267-202-6952Geniza Noel 2972 Rockwood Dr Pottstown PA 19464 International Christian Fellowship 610-906-6245Giglio Michael 6025 Anthony Highway Waynesboro PA 17268 Central Baptist Church 717-749-7145Giles William 8422 Bayard St Philadelphia PA 19150-1610 Macedonia First John Memorial Bapt Church 215-248-0212Gill Emmanuel 1206 Hellerman St Philadelphia PA 19111 Indo-Pak Resurrection Church 267-905-3441Gintz Steven 123 Pine Street Tamaqua PA 18252 Revive Community Fellowship 484-629-5490Ginyard Phil PO Box 171 Swedesboro NJ 08085 First Baptist Church of Swedesboro 856-467-2975Gonzalez Jose 548 North Maple Avenue, Apt 1 East Orange NJ 07017 Iglesia Bautista Salem, Flemington 347-524-6253Gooch Ken 153 Cornelius Grove Martinsburg WV 25404 Fellowship Baptist Church-Fairfield 540-797-5288Goode Eric 1039 South 50th Street Philadelphia PA 19143 The Peoples Baptist Church 215-847-8440Grueser Kim 2115 Whited Street Pittsburgh PA 15210 Pittsburgh Baptist Church 412-216-3874Guevarra Ding 311 Oakcrest Avenue Pitman NJ 08071-1502 South Jersey Bible Church Int'l 856-994-2290

DIRECTORY OF PENNSYLVANIA-SOUTH JERSEY PASTORSLast Name First Name Address City State Zip Code Church Name ContactGuevarra Ding 311 Oakcrest Avenue Pitman NJ 08071-1502 The Church of the Good Shepherd-S Phil 856-994-2290Guyton Dennis 1124 Louis Dr Millville NJ 08332-4017 New Jerusalem Baptist Church 856-451-1525Hamilton William 2509 North 30th Street Philadelphia PA 19132 First Church Worship Center 215-229-3608Hanevich Alex 229 S. Bryn Mawr Ave Unit A Bryn Mawr PA 19010 Horizon Community Church 423-208-8648Harley Jeff 135 Quiet Road Sicklerville NJ 08087 Harambe Baptist Church 856-677-7303Harling John 35 Mustang Drive Hanover PA 17331 Hanover Fellowship Church 717-637-5230Harmon Thomas 248 - State Route 29 Harveys Lake PA 18618 West Falls Baptist Church 570-639-2810Harper Meredith 4804 Woodland Ave Drexel Hill PA 19026-4606 Quakertown Baptist Church 610-623-1518Harr Barry 140 Carnahan Lane Ligonier PA 15658-3567 Ligonier Valley Bible Church 724-953-2701Harris Delbert 775 Lougeay Rd Pittsburgh PA 15235-4510 Inner City Ministries 412-824-3845Harrison Brian 261 Buckley Dr. Harrisburg PA 17112-2659 East Shore Baptist Church 717-541-0097Hart Brian 908 Ann St., Second Floor Homestead PA 15120 Reformed Baptist Church of Pittsburgh 412-973-6460Hart Travis 219 Hunter Way Chalfont PA 18914 Rockpoint Church 651-592-2338Heath Jermaine 6026 Clifford Terrace Philadelphia PA 19151 Saint Paul Chapel Baptist Church 856-264-3829Henrikson Donald 269 Birch Drive Thompsontown PA 17094-8689 Thompsontown Baptist Church 717-535-5203Herbert Jim 2550 Pine Grove Road York PA 17403 Emmanuel Christian Fellowship 717-968-6798Hernandez Alberto 104 Old Dorwart St Lancaster PA 17603-3603 Iglesia Bautista Vida Abundante 717-207-0240Hester Clarence 3137 North Percy St Philadelphia PA 19133-1844 Erie Avenue Baptist Church 215-229-7517Hicks David 7103 Akron St Philadelphia PA 19149-1202 Pine Hill Temple of Praise Baptist Church 267-474-0549Hill Harry A. 405 Colvin Road Greensboro PA 15338-1095 Beulah Baptist Church 724-966-7475Hipple Pete 975 Bush Road Saltsburg PA 15681 Community Bible Church 724-639-3144Hogan James 904 Etna Street Mc Kees Rocks PA 15136 Faithbridge Community Church 412-771-2042Holder Nathaniel 3515 Gladwyn Avenue Pennsauken NJ 08109-3409 Saint John Memorial Baptist Church 215-680-3740Hopkins Hal 2215 Trotter Lane Abington PA 19001-4414 Lighthouse Baptist Church 215-886-6638Hostler Casey 1605 Zendt Hollow Rd Mifflintown PA 17059 Heaven Bound Church 717-463-9372Howard Chad 614 Washington Avenue Mifflintown PA 17059 Josiah's Way 717-320-4096Howard Kevin PO Box 254 Ramey PA 16671-0254 The Church That Meets at Ramey 814-378-4792Huertas Jose 11 N. Plumb Street Lancaster PA 17602 Iglesia Nueva Vida New Life Bapt Lancaster 717-419-2841Huggins Phil 301 Adams St Rochester PA 15074 First Baptist Church, Rochester 724-570-5143Humaso Woubshet 6916 Chester Avenue Philadelphia PA 19142 New Life Ethiopian Church of Upper Darby 257-528-4014Hunter Jason PO Box 651 Clarion PA 16214 First Baptist Church - Clarion 814-221-5187Hurd Robert 440 Eagle Mill Road Butler PA 16001 Whitestown Road Baptist Church 724-810-1872Hurst Joshua 2731 Susquehanna Rd Roslyn PA 19001 Trinity Community Church 864-404-8597Hwang Peter 3600 Highland Ave Drexel Hill PA 19026-2414 First Korean Baptist Church - Phila 610-352-5442Hylton Robert 2216 Quail Hollow Drive Mechanicsburg PA 17055 Country & Town Baptist Church 717-706-0196Inderbitzen Dan 134 Round Ridge Rd Mechanicsburg PA 17055-9201 Cornerstone Baptist Fellowship 717-795-1985Jackson Ricardo 13 Meadow Ridge Drive Factoryville PA 18419-2515 Community Worship Bible Church 570-378-3398James Crawford 1300 Locust Street McKeesport PA 15132 Zion Baptist Church 412-664-9832

DIRECTORY OF PENNSYLVANIA-SOUTH JERSEY PASTORSLast Name First Name Address City State Zip Code Church Name ContactJames Harold 800 West Olney Avenue Philadelphia PA 19120 Majestic Stones Baptist Church 215-924-1850James Paul 23 N Rigby Ave Lansdowne PA 19050-2224 Careview Community Church 215-492-7450Jeffery Aaron 2308 Adams Avenue Tyrone PA 16686 Grace Baptist Church 518-935-3187Johnson Alonzo 1546 Arline Avenue Roslyn PA 19001 Believers Bible Fellowship 215-385-2128Johnson Arnie 2717 Sheshequin Rd Towanda PA 18848 Harvest House Community Fellowship 570-637-1782Johnson John 1800 Pennfield Street Philadelphia PA 19126 Cross Roads Missionary Baptist Church 215-224-7020Johnson Paul 1428 Washington Avenue Altoona PA 16602 18th Street Community Church 814-944-5177Johnson Randy 456 W. Ridge Pike Limerick PA 19468 NorthPointe Community Church 610-287-0722Johnson Raymond 200 South Church Street West Chester PA 19382 The Journey 502-296-5090Johnson Ryan 1165 Prospect St York PA 17403 Mount Moriah Baptist Church 410-652-6796Jones Maynard 9590 Forrest Ridge Rd Shippensburg PA 17257-9283 Shippensburg Community Church 717-532-9299Kan Chantha 1227 Longshore Avenue Philadelphia PA 19111 Cambodian Baptist Church 215-431-9375Kang Joshua 3583 Scotland Road, Cottage 2 Scotland PA 17254 Global Vision Chapel 717-830-9356Kanmoh Jackson 1911 Heather Circle Apt C Yeadon PA 19050 New Hope International Baptist Church 267-304-2905Karnjay Enoch 1130 Sunset Road, Apt 7L Burlington NJ 08016 Compassion of Christ Ministry International 609-456-3714Kelly Calvin E 4937 N Hutchinson St Philadelphia PA 19141-3915 Cosmopolitan Baptist Church of Philadelphia 215-455-7648Kennedy John 6829 Hegerman Street Philadelphia PA 19135 Shepherd House Ministry International 267-237-5514Kern Adam 6511 Pioneer Drive Macungie PA 18062 The Vine Church 610-674-3468Kieffer Charles 7 Cedar Road Wallingford PA 19086 The Foundry Church 610-872-3344Kim Christian 201 N. Warwick Rd Magnolia NJ 08049 Forever Love Baptist Church 856-366-9548King Stephen 1607 Pleasant Drive Cherry Hill NJ 08003 Church of the Good Shepherd, Mt. Laurel 856-278-3222King Sr. Brian 522 Wallingford Ave Media PA 19063-3913 Ezekiel Baptist Church 610-566-0942Kinney Timothy 1037 Capones Way Montoursville PA 17754 Hillview Baptist Church 570-220-2880Kinsel Adam 731 Anaheim St Pittsburgh PA 15219-5001 Zion Hill Baptist Church 412-683-0617Kirkland Shawn 3263 Nottingham Dr Pittsburgh PA 15235-5120 Living Word Baptist Church 412-607-3949Kirkland Trent 1291 Rapp Road Clarion PA 16214 Zion of Clarion County (ZCC) 814-745-3384Kitsen Vladimir 5268 Winding Way Harrisburg PA 17109 Slavic Baptist Church 717-575-6782Knepp Ryan 351 Mauch Chunk St. Nazareth PA 18064 Riverbend Nazareth Church 610-762-7989Knott Mike 954 Toad Valley Rd, Apt 1 Glen Rock PA 17327 Shrewsbury Baptist Church 717-650-5311Knowles Tom 101 Ingles Aliquippa PA 15001 Christian House Baptist Church 724-601-4714Kodman Albert 535 Church Street Indiana PA 15701-2728 First Baptist Church of Indiana 724-465-6422Kornbau Steve 1146 Jefferson Road Brookville PA 15825 Zion of Jefferson County (ZJC) 814-856-2612Kovch Yuriy 2715 East Chestnut Ave, Apt. 27 Vineland NJ 08930 Ukrainian House of Gospel 856-691-8429Kravchuk Vasily 801 South Chester Road #208 Swarthmore PA 19081 Ukrainian Evang Bapt Church Crum Lynne 610-522-9710Kraynak Tim 29 E. Lancaster Avenue Shillington PA 19607 Berks Bible Church 610-777-4549Krieg Richard 626 Old York Road Etters PA 17319 Red Land Baptist Church 717-938-9765Largent Gibson 410 East Summit Street Souderton PA 18964-1343 Ridgeline Community Church 502-299-6084Lawson Daniel 982 Rich Valley Road Emporium PA 15834 Faith Baptist Church Emporium 404-713-5156

DIRECTORY OF PENNSYLVANIA-SOUTH JERSEY PASTORSLast Name First Name Address City State Zip Code Church Name ContactLichtenfels Rex 240 Indiana Street Seward PA 15954 First Baptist Church of Seward 814-262-7943Logvinov Vladimir 9610 Northeast Avenue Philadelphia PA 19115 First Ukrainian Evangelical - Phila 215-783-5467Loman Thomas 139 Stagecoach Road Sicklerville NJ 08081 Stagecoach Road Christian Fellowship 856-629-4449Losch Pusey A. 3366 Evendale Hill Rd Richfield PA 17086 Mountain View Community Church 717-694-3321Luck James R. 259 Apple Blossom Lane Palmyra PA 17078-2925 Bethel Baptist Church 717-832-0639Lusk II Herbert H. 704 N Broad St Philadelphia PA 19130-2904 Greater Exodus Baptist Church 215-235-1394Lutz Stephen 1434 Willowbrook Drive Boalsburg PA 16827 Wellspring Church 814-808-6055Maine Rob 1713 Trinity St. Pittsburgh PA 15206 Renaissance Church Pittsburgh 330-719-6611Manao Roger 600 Ridgewood Rd Upper Darby PA 19082-3521 Philadelphia Bible Church International 610-580-8635Mansour Nagy 2535 Tara Lane York PA 17404 Good Shepherd Arabic Church 717-764-5257Marc Pierre 94 Crestview Drive Willingboro NJ 08046-3511 Haitian Baptist Church of Willingboro 609-280-1020Marfia Steve 1080 Bennett Lane Deptford NJ 08096 Legacy 242 856-905-5754McClelland Bryan 89 Kimble Hill Road Williamsport PA 17701 First Southern Baptist Church 570-975-7256McCoy David 6973 S State Route 44 Williamsport PA 17702-8226 Nippenose Bible Fellowship 570-745-3519McCrosky Daniel 101 1/2 Highland Street, #4 Butler PA 16002 Expressway Baptist Church 901-647-1305McGill Tim 3074 Stonebridge Dr State College PA 16801 Paoli Baptist Church 814-404-0303McJilton John 1920 E King's Highway Coatesville PA 19320 Light of Life Community Church 484-378-9147McMahon Eric 535 Gerhard Street, Unit B Philadelphia PA 19128-1633 Watershed 215-901-8696McNickle Chris 308 North Shore Road Absecon NJ 08201 Grace Falls Church 813-388-1259Medley Jimmie 1631 Redwood Ave Willow Grove PA 19090-4420 New Day Spring Baptist Church 215-657-2718Merriweather Raymond 925 Summit Street Darby PA 19023 First Baptist Church Darby 610-586-0179Michel Gusmane 122 N. Albermarle Street York PA 17403 First Haitian Church of York 845-300-0723Miller Kenneth 1249 West Maple Ave Langhorne PA 19047-2129 Bucks County Community Church 215-752-9945Miller Luke 311 South Hagerty Street Altoona PA 16602 Bread Of Life Baptist Church 917-510-6783Mills Don 2515 Grandview Rd Tyrone PA 16686 Covenant Community Church of Bellwood 814-742-7913Mishin Benjamin 1297 Chinquapin Road Southampton PA 18966-4620 Life Way Baptist Church 215-990-2648Mitchell Corey 330 State Route 304 Winfield PA 17889 Winfield Baptist Church 570-524-2735Montague Walter 301 Old Farm Road Wyncote PA 19075 Galilee Community Baptist Church 215-886-3977Moon Stephen 38 Daisy Lane Browns Mills NJ 08015-4507 Korean Baptist Church Of NJ 609-760-4489Morgan Anthony 45 Sassafras Court Sicklerville NJ 08081 Tabernacle of Faith Christian Center, Inc. 856-740-0586Moriarty Dennis 120 Anborn Drive West Mifflin PA 15122 Calvary Baptist Church 412-461-2006Morris Curtis 2311 Larkwood Drive Wilmington DE 19810-2814 Bethany Baptist Church 610-906-0443Morris Ronnie PO Box 248 Blairsville PA 15717 Second Baptist Church 724-459-5424Moyer Barry 560 W Main Street Ext Kersey PA 15846 Elk Baptist Church 814-885-6593Mummert Michael 2935 Leechburg Road Lower Burrell PA 15068 Lower Burrell Baptist Church 717-451-4582Murray Ben 606 Penn Avenue York PA 17404 Noble City Church 717-575-3252Murray Michael 2601 Haines Road Levittown PA 19055-1809 Grace Fellowship Levittown 215-891-8171Nable Darius 419 Kingston Drive Cherry Hill NJ 08034 The Church of the Good Shepherd-Cherry Hill 856-482-8050

DIRECTORY OF PENNSYLVANIA-SOUTH JERSEY PASTORSLast Name First Name Address City State Zip Code Church Name ContactNagi Fadl 275 Narrows Drive Lebanon PA 17046 Christian Arabic Church 646-745-0163Napoleon Daniel 455 Irving Avenue Bridgeton NJ 08302 Haitian Church of the Great Commission 912-278-9933Ng Hiow 3316 Wellington St Philadelphia PA 19149 The Church of Grace to Fujianese 626-255-2156Nguyen Dan 807 Norwich Avenue Pittsburgh PA 15226 Pittsburgh Vietnamese Baptist Church 412-626-4804Nock Joe 912-18 N. 42nd Street Philadelphia PA 19104 Second Antioch Baptist Church 215-387-6774Nold Dan 595b Rock Rd State College PA 16801 Calvary Baptist Church 814-235-9615Nyakoon Enoch 4734 Topeka Avenue Feasterville PA 19053 Second Chance Global Ministries 267-701-6770Olkowski Joe 1392 Kittanning Pike Karns City PA 16041 Zion of Petroleum Valley (ZPV) 724-445-2142Ona Rolando 100 Vail Road, Apt P7 Parsippany NJ 07054-1302 Grace Christian Fellowship 973-262-0372Oudomkhati Chay 2623 S. Beulah Street Philadelphia PA 19148-4514 New Life Ministry 267-591-5091Pagano Alberto 20 Moore Ave Barrington NJ 08007 New Hope Baptist Church of Vineland, Inc. 609-206-6756Park Jeong Ho 2808 Morris Rd Ardmore PA 19003 Philadelphia Korean Baptist Church 267-515-1109Parker Tim 219 E. Scarborough Fare Stewartstown PA 17363 Stewartstown Baptist Church 703-283-1909Paul Robert 8212 Fayette St Philadelphia PA 19150-2002 Piney Grove Baptist Church 215-247-1358Paz Edgardo 762 Farmdale Rd Mount Joy PA 17552-9378 Iglesia El Buen Pastor 717-460-3990Paz Edgardo 762 Farmdale Rd Mount Joy PA 17552-9378 Iglesia La Fuente 717-460-3990Peabody Henry 685 Stuyvesant Avenue Trenton NJ 08618 First International Church of Trenton 609-571-1461Pearson David 17 E Main Street Sharpsville PA 16150-1236 West Side Baptist 724-962-1442Pennick Dennis 5944-46 Larchwood Avenue Philadelphia PA 19143 Liberty Baptist - West Philadelphia 215-748-2363Peters Jack 27 Jere Rd Gordonville PA 17529 First Baptist Church of New Holland 717-392-9029Petit-Frere Ernst 1108 Allengrove St Philadelphia PA 19124 New Creature Baptist Church 267-975-6768Pham Phillip 929 Jenkintown Rd Elkins Park PA 19027 Vietnamese Baptist Church - Philadelphia 267-972-1167Pierre Winston 67 Westwind Way Westampton NJ 08060 Saint James Baptist Church 347-962-7054Pilla Matthew 116 Dorado Avenue Sewell NJ 08080 Keystone South Jersey 609-929-5226Poe Gary 2314 N 18th St Philadelphia PA 19132-4315 Memorial Baptist Church 215-225-9889Pointer George 363 S New Middletown Road Media PA 19063-4704 Abyssinian Baptist Church 610-627-0405Polection Michelet 2369 W. 77th Ave Philadelphia PA 19150-1809 Divine Breath Baptist Church 215-324-3363Politt Hartzell 1011 Lindley Avenue Philadelphia PA 19141 Lifeline Bible Fellowship 215-329-9920Pressley Jacob 309 W County Line Rd Hatboro PA 19040-1102 Bux-Mont Baptist Church 310-701-2459Pyles Dennis 455 Thomas St Monroeville PA 15146-4659 Monroeville Community Church 412-825-6632Quoss Jim 512 Cottage Place Red Lion PA 17356 Freedom Biker Church York 717-873-3214Rain Garret 9 Bangor Rd Middletown PA 17057-3203 Emmanuel Baptist Church 717-985-1260Randall Joseph 239 West Chew Avenue Philadelphia PA 19120 Olney Baptist Church 215-548-8833Rasnake Mark 3178 Smokehouse Road Spring Grove PA 17362-8321 Lake Marburg Baptist Church 717-225-9413Reaoch Ben 217 Ennerdale Lane Pittsburgh PA 15237 Three Rivers Grace Church 412-343-0296Rhone Aaron 8709 Route 522 Middleburg PA 17842 New Hope Baptist Church 570-765-0609Richardson Ken 6100 City Avenue, #1617 Philadelphia PA 19131 The Neighborhood Church 252-903-9147Richmond Timothy 183 Logan Street Osceola Mills PA 16666-1148 New Beginnings Bapt Ch of Moshannon Valley814-577-2690

DIRECTORY OF PENNSYLVANIA-SOUTH JERSEY PASTORSLast Name First Name Address City State Zip Code Church Name ContactRivera Rafael 8121 Ferndale St Philadelphia PA 19111-2328 Divina Gracia Baptist Church 215-745-2348Roadman Roger 381 Longs Road Latrobe PA 15650-9621 Shannon Creek Baptist Church 724-539-2735Roberts Kevin PO Box 415 Clarksville PA 15322-0415 Community Baptist Church at Charleroi 724-825-6095Roman Ed 23 Ridgeway Drive Carlisle PA 17015 Carlisle Baptist Church 217-821-9978Rouzard Jutho 57 Medford Lane Willingboro NJ 08046-3120 Haitian Tabernacle Baptist Church 609-668-7005Rush Ron 817 West Broadway Red Lion PA 17356-1915 New Providence Baptist Church 717-246-8667Rutherford Todd 235 Hillcrest Drive California PA 15419 California Baptist Church 724-938-8622Sanders Jr. George 126 E Caroline Ave Altoona PA 16602-5505 Altoona 1st Southern Baptist Church 814-942-5834Sauchuk Sergio 225 Conshohocken State Road Gladwyne PA 19035 Grace Ukrainian Baptist Church 610-658-0511Sawbo Jeremiah 3 Top Hill Ln Levittown PA 19057 Calvary Evangelical Ministry 267-934-2096Scarpino Dominick 416 Texor Hill Rd Evans City PA 16033-3232 Scenic Hill Baptist Church 724-538-5671Schneider Gary 312 Ridge Church Rd Amity PA 15311-1223 North Ten Mile Baptist Church 724-267-4659Scott Ben 6420 State Rte 209 Lykens PA 17048-9605 Lykens Valley Bible Church 717-433-4394Scott Jr. William 211 W Upsal St Philadelphia PA 19119-4004 Faith Canaan Baptist Church 215-849-4537Sentell Mark 615 Perry Way Zelinople PA 16063 Live Out 724-991-5911Sewell Adam 240 Eutaw St Pittsburgh PA 15211 The Well 717-253-6262Sheldon Steven 449 Black Barren Rd Peach Bottom PA 17563 Wrightsdale Baptist Church 717-433-2176Sholka Oleksiy 17 Hoover Rd Lancaster PA 17603 New Slavic Mission 717-738-1853Smart Matthew 273 Entna Furnace Rd Williamsburg PA 16693 New Hope Baptist Church 814-935-5097Smith Bob 219 W. Penn St Bedford PA 15522 Colonial Hills Baptist Church 814-330-3327Smith Randy 4041 Squankum-Allenwood Road Allenwood NJ 08720 Grace Bible Church 732-938-3111Snowden Charles 770 S. Eighty Eight Road Carmichaels PA 15320 First Baptist Church of Carmichaels 724-996-2191Snyder Larry 228 McCorkle Road Hershey PA 17033 Living Legacy Church 717-520-4410Stefanov Andrey 7 Stony Run Road Stevens PA 17578 Slavic Baptist ChurchStenberg John 142 Cedar Avenue Richland NJ 08350-2401 Cedar Avenue Baptist Fellowship 609-805-8211Stiffler Ivan 602 Humphrey Road Greensburg PA 15601 Journey Baptist Church 724-757-0259Strickhouser Ezra 200 General Hancock Boulevard North Wales PA 19454 Riverside Community Church 717-542-6171Szturma Boguslaw 357 N Lincoln Ave Vineland NJ 08360 Ukrainian Evangelical Bapt Church 856-691-3643Tancordo James 3266 Beechdale Street Pittsburgh PA 15227 Redeeming Grace Church 412-525-2243Tarpeh Amos 6358 Kingsessing Ave Philadelphia PA 19141-2020 Refuge Baptist Church 215-726-1414Taylor W. Earl 538 Fletchwood Rd Elkton MD 21921 Willow Street Baptist Church 410-392-2958The Pulpit Committee 2605 Locust Lane Harrisburg PA 17109-3464 First Spirit Filled Missionary Baptist Church 717-510-6713Thompson Joseph 1634 W Wingohocking St Philadelphia PA 19140-1152 El Shaddai Baptist Church 215-329-3687Toderic Dumitru 8536 Route 183 Philadelphia PA 19507 First Romanian Bapt Church Jesus the Savior 610-488-0565Torres Rafael 6539 N 2nd St Philadelphia PA 19126-3902 Iglesia Bautista Latina, Glenside 215-548-6177Traore Michel 1235 Markley Street Norristown PA 19401 River of Life 484-714-1369Tsuchihashi Toshifumi 3409 Sardis Road, Apt 301 Murrysville PA 15668 Pittsburgh International Japanese Church 724-516-8472Turner Elvis 8111 Temple Rd Philadelphia PA 19150-1217 New Jerusalem Baptist Church 215-248-3914

DIRECTORY OF PENNSYLVANIA-SOUTH JERSEY PASTORSLast Name First Name Address City State Zip Code Church Name ContactTynes George 3744 N 17th Street Philadelphia PA 19140-3531 Truth Baptist Church 215-901-8964Ustenko Ioann 35 Forsythia Drive East Levittown PA 19056 Regeneration Baptist Church 215-946-3397Van Ruler Derek 439 N. 9th St Sunbury PA 17801 Sunbury City Church 608-377-0889Velarde Joseph 2038 Custer Street Allentown PA 18104-1419 Riverbend Community Church 484-225-7816Waite Phil 3898 Cove Mountain Road Martinsburg PA 16662 Target One Ministries, Inc. 814-224-2829Walker Larry 257 Shafer Rd Coraopolis PA 15108-1096 West Hills Baptist Church 412-264-6340Walker Tim 74 S. Meade St Wilkes-Barre PA 18702 Restored Church 570-266-7675Wall Mitch P. O. Box 302 Fayette City PA 15338 Grace Baptist Church - Grindstone 724-938-2003Wall Richard 61 Garfield Boulevard Browns Mills NJ 08015 Browns Mills Baptist Church 609-893-1795Wallace Steven P. O. Box 16644 Philadelphia PA 19139 Goshen Community Baptist Church 215-219-6137Washington Sam 1806 Campbell St Williamsport PA 17701-1716 Antioch Southern Baptist Church 570-323-2425Waters Gerald 5858 Washington Ave Philadelphia PA 19143 Proclamation Community Church 267-251-1930Weathersby John 5718 Kenwood Avenue Harrisburg PA 17112 Transcend Church 717-831-8545Webb Barry 4642 Concord Circle Easton PA 18045 Fellowship Baptist Church 610-868-7679Weeks Stephen 2949 W. Girard Avenue Philadelphia PA 19130 Redemption City Church 267-418-4539Wells Sam 64 Allentown Road Souderton PA 18964 Crosspoint Baptist Church 616-446-0406Whack W. E. 1534 Orland St Philadelphia PA 19126-2754 New Pilgrim Baptist Church 215-549-2516Williams Dan 122 Freedom Valley Circle Coatesville PA 19320 New Life In Christ Fellowship 610-383-7553Williams K. Marshall 320 Girard Ave. Glenside PA 19038 Nazarene Baptist Church 215-887-1423Williams Robert 614 W. 8th Street Chester PA 19013 True Fellowship Bible Church 610-364-6670Wilson Ricky PO Box 181 Downingtown PA 19335-1195 Christian Faith Fellowship 610-942-8880Wilson Ron 211 Pennridge Ave Mountville PA 17554 The Connection Church 717-371-4409Woody Don 14860 Hollowell Church Rd Greencastle PA 17225 Greencastle Baptist Church 208-230-0970Worral John PO Box 340 Mount Wolf PA 17347 Mount Wolf Community Church 814-460-7576Yanes Peter 1137 Myrtlewood Ave Havertown PA 19083-5202 One Hope In Christ Christian Fellowship 610-853-1588Yankasky Dustin 2255 Wightman Street Pittsburgh PA 15217 H2O University 937-768-0118Yates Yvonne 7018 Louise Rd Philadelphia PA 19138-2027 GatherThe People House Of Prayer 215-424-6381

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Church Name Address City State Zip Phone Number18th Street Community Church 1416 18th St Altoona PA 16602 814-943-3650Abyssinian Baptist Church PO Box 25430 Philadelphia PA 19140-0630 215-324-1981Agape International Baptist Church 3600 Gateway Drive, Apt. 513 Philadelphia PA 19145-5941 215-683-6141Altoona 1st Southern Baptist Church 903 N 4th St Altoona PA 16601-5711 814-944-3822Amazing Grace Community Church 1664 Delsea Dr Franklinville NJ 08322 856-513-6114Antioch Southern Baptist Church 514 High St Williamsport PA 17701-3147 570-323-2425Baptist Chapel International Life Explosion 10 Amara Ln Westampton NJ 08902 732-485-0511Baptist Church of the Redeemed 7114 Penarth Avenue Upper Darby PA 19082 267-206-7436Beaver Baptist Church 2585 Tuscarawas Rd Beaver PA 15009-1132 724-774-9163Believers Bible Fellowship 1555 Ashbourne Rd Elkins Park PA 19027 215-470-1188Berks Bible Church 29 E. Lancaster Avenue Shillington PA 19607-2631 610-777-4549Bethany Baptist Church 1121 Tilighman St Chester PA 19013 610-874-8143Bethel Baptist Church 532 Lebanon Rd Manheim PA 17545-9230 717-664-3269Beulah Baptist Church 405 Colvin Rd Greensboro PA 15338-1095 724-428-4117Big Woods Bible Church PO Box 36 Castanea PA 17726-0036 570-893-8274Bloomsburg Southern Baptist Church 108 Welliver Dr Bloomsburg PA 17815-8422 570-784-8681Bread Of Life Baptist Church 311 S Hagerty St Altoona PA 16602-5339 814-941-2238Browns Mills Baptist Church 401 Lakehurst Rd Browns Mills NJ 08015-6053 609-893-7348Bucks County Community Church 1249 W. Maple Ave. Langhorne PA 19047-2129 215-752-9945Bux-Mont Baptist Church 309 W County Line Rd Hatboro PA 19040-1102 215-672-8335California Baptist Church 6 Nichols Ln Eighty-Four PA 15330-2101 724-938-8555Calvary Baptist Church 120 Anborn Drive West Mifflin PA 15122 412-461-2006Calvary Baptist Church 150 Harvest Fields Dr Boalsburg PA 16827 814-238-0822Calvary Christian Church 6000-38 East Roosevelt Blvd Philadelphia PA 19149 215-288-2880Calvary Evangelical Ministry 3 Top Hill Lane Levittown PA 19057 267-934-2096Cambodian Baptist Church 2857 Frankford Avenue Philadelphia PA 19134 215-431-9375Careview Community Church PO Box 505 Lansdowne PA 19050-0505 610-259-2273Carlisle Baptist Church 701 Walnut Bottom Rd Carlisle PA 17013-3655 717-249-5069Catalyst Church 1001 Broadway Altoona PA 16601 814-207-5723Cedar Avenue Baptist Fellowship 150 Cedar Avenue Richland NJ 08350 856-696-1299Central Baptist Church 6025 Anthony Highway Waynesboro PA 17268 717-749-7145Chambersburg Baptist Church PO Box 43 Chambersburg PA 17201-0043 717-263-8920Christian Arabic Church 275 Narrows Drive Lebanon PA 17046 646-745-0163Christian Faith Fellowship PO Box 181 Downingtown PA 19335-1195 610-942-8880Christian House Baptist Church 814 State Route 18 Aliquippa PA 15001-9492 724-495-3330

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Church Name Address City State Zip Phone NumberChurch of the Good Shepherd, Mt. Laurel 1607 Pleasant Drive Cherry Hill NJ 08003 856-332-5449Colonial Hills Baptist Church 7223 Lincoln Hwy Bedford PA 15522-6646 814-623-5294Community Baptist Church at Charleroi 1 Lockview Ave Charleroi PA 15022-2542 724-489-1040Community Bible Church 4779 Christy Rd Murrysville PA 15668 724-244-8657Community Worship Bible Church 1019 Wood St Scranton PA 18508-2241 570-963-5884Compassion of Christ Ministry International 1130 Sunset Road, Apt 7L Burlington NJ 08016 609-456-3714Cornerstone Baptist Fellowship 310 South Progress Avenue Harrisburg PA 17109-5722 717-433-3087Cornerstone Community Church 911 Church Street Millville NJ 08332 856-404-5413Cornerstone Fellowship 76 Porter Ave Erial NJ 08081 856-784-3388Cosmopolitan Baptist Church of Philadelphia P.O. Box 14237 Philadelphia PA 19138-0237 215-225-1400Country & Town Baptist Church 220 Gettysburg Pike Mechanicsburg PA 17055-5613 717-697-6687Covenant Community Church 1745 Derry St Harrisburg PA 17104-1232 717-514-9634Covenant Community Church of Bellwood 1823 North Tuckahoe St Bellwood PA 16617 814-742-8658Cross Roads Missionary Baptist Church 2219-23 Allegheny Avenue Philadelphia PA 19132 215-223-3992Crosspoint Arabic Church 14 Ponderosa Lane Old Bridge NJ 08857 732-339-4306Crosspoint Baptist Church 64 Allentown Rd Souderton PA 18964-2201 215-723-2002Cultivate Church 2303 Evesham Road Voorhees NJ 08043 856-429-6633Cumberland County Ministry 20 Wilson Dr Sicklerville NJ 08081 856-409-8595Dallas Baptist Church PO Box 5, Memorial Highway 415 Dallas PA 18612-0005 570-639-5099Davis Temple Baptist Church 2261 N. Franklin St. Philadelphia PA 19133 215-769-0918Dayspring Ministries PO Box 550 Middletown PA 17057-0550 717-939-9500Delaware Valley Baptist Church 493 Beverly Rancocas Road Willingboro NJ 08046-3517 609-871-2121Divina Gracia Baptist Church 259 W Wyoming Ave Philadelphia PA 19140-1529 215-745-2348Divine Breath Baptist Church P. O. Box 24254 Philadelphia PA 19120 267-474-3011Down County Baptist Church 7730 Bridge Rd Driftwood PA 15832-5512 814-546-2048East Shore Baptist Church 6721 Jonestown Rd Harrisburg PA 17112-3329 717-657-0614Edgewood Baptist Church 430 Edgewood Rd Beaver Falls PA 15010-4918 724-843-2889El Shaddai Baptist Church PO Box 19014 Philadelphia PA 19138-0014 215-324-0330Elk Baptist Church 560 W. Main St. Ext Kersey PA 15846 814-885-6593Emmanuel Baptist Church 25 Beechwood Lane Elizabethtown PA 17022-1701 717-367-7236Emmanuel Christian Fellowship 2550 Pine Grove Rd York PA 17403 717-840-0840Erie Avenue Baptist Church 540 W Erie Ave Philadelphia PA 19140-4558 215-227-3440Express Church P. O. Box 1156 Oaks PA 19456 610-350-8797Expressway Baptist Church 2189 Garden Way Freeport PA 16229-1640 724-295-4280Ezekiel Baptist Church 5701-39 Grays Ave Philadelphia PA 19143-6107 215-727-2663

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Church Name Address City State Zip Phone NumberFaith Baptist Church Emporium 982 Rich Valley Road Emporium PA 15834-1510 814-486-0506Faith Canaan Baptist Church 910 East Church Lane Philadelphia PA 19138 215-849-4537Faith Christian Fellowship 760 Germany Rd East Berlin PA 17316-9416 717-259-7636Faith Community Church Lakeside 337 Waterdam Rd McMurray PA 15317-2577 724-941-9035Faithbridge Community Church 904 Etna Street Mc Kees Rocks PA 15136 412-874-0810Family of God Community Church 147 First Avenue Red Lion PA 17356 717-244-1180Fellowship Baptist Church 3701 William Penn Hwy Easton PA 18045 610-438-4395Fellowship Baptist Church-Fairfield 110 Mt. Hope Road Fairfield PA 17320 717-642-6767Fellowship Capital City 945 W. State Street Trenton NJ 08618 609-304-9302Fern Rock Community Baptist Church 6714 N Broad St Philadelphia PA 19126-2836 215-424-7605First Baptist Church - Clarion P. O. Box 651 Clarion PA 16214 814-226-8233First Baptist Church Darby 925 Summit Street Darby PA 19023 610-586-0179First Baptist Church of Carmichaels PO Box 164 Carmichaels PA 15320-0164 724-966-2418First Baptist Church of Crestmont 1678 Fairview Ave Willow Grove PA 19090 215-659-9528First Baptist Church of Hanover 217 Fulton St Hanover PA 17331-2607 717-632-6962First Baptist Church of Indiana 916 Oakland Ave Indiana PA 15701-2655 724-465-6422First Baptist Church of New Holland 149 W Conestoga St New Holland PA 17557-1215 717-392-9029First Baptist Church of Seward 240 Indiana St Seward PA 15954-2055 814-262-7943First Baptist Church of Swedesboro 700 Auburn Ave Swedesboro NJ 08085 856-467-2975First Baptist Church, Rochester 301 Adams Street Rochester PA 15074 724-775-8931First Church Worship Center 2509 N 30th St Philadelphia PA 19132 215-229-3608First Haitian Church of York 122 Albemarle Street York PA 17404 845-300-0723First International Church of Trenton 685 Stuyvesant Avenue Trenton NJ 08618 609-571-1461First Korean Baptist Church - Phila 7055 Terminal Square Upper Darby PA 19082-2217 610-352-4705First Romanian Bapt Church Jesus the Savior 8536 Route 183 Bethel PA 19507 610-223-0550First Southern Baptist Church 89 Kimble Hill Rd Williamsport PA 17701-8407 570-323-9564First Spirit Filled Missionary Baptist Church 2605 Locust Lane Harrisburg PA 17109-3464 717-510-6713First Ukrainian Evangelical - Phila 9610 Northeast Avenue Philadelphia PA 19115 267-686-1420Forever Love Baptist Church 201 N. Warwick Rd. Magnolia NJ 08049 856-366-9548Fredericksburg Baptist Church 148 N Center Street Fredericksburg PA 17026 717-829-6521Freedom Biker Church York 512 Cottage Place Red Lion PA 17356 717-873-3214Freedom Community Church 224 1/2 N. First Street Lehighton PA 18235 610-714-9834Friendship Baptist Church 117 S. Shaffer Dr New Freedom PA 17349-9630 717-227-9771Friendship Baptist Church of Waynesboro P. O. Box 741 Waynesboro PA 17268 717-816-1657Galilee Community Baptist Church 301 Old Farm Rd Wyncote PA 19075 215-732-1319

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Church Name Address City State Zip Phone NumberGarwood Baptist Church 637 Scenic Dr Daisytown PA 15427-1117 724-938-7431GatherThe People House Of Prayer 3061 N. 15th St. Philadelphia PA 19132 215-225-5504Global Vision Chapel 3583 Scotland Road Scotland PA 17254 717-264-6400God's Church P. O. Box 18829 Philadelphia PA 19119 215-820-4655Good Shepherd Arabic Church 2535 Tara Lane York PA 17404 717-764-5257Goshen Community Baptist Church P. O. Box 16644 Philadelphia PA 19139 215-219-6137Grace Baptist Church 2308 Adams Avenue Tyrone PA 16686-2353 814-684-5016Grace Baptist Church - Grindstone 1014 W. 3rd St Grindstone PA 15442 724-785-3830Grace Bible Church 4041 Squankum-Allenwood Rd Allenwood NJ 08720 732-938-3111Grace Christian Fellowship 1906 Eastman Ave Bethlehem PA 18018 973-262-0372Grace Falls Church 308 North Shore Road Absecon NJ 08201 609-241-6615Grace Fellowship Levittown 2601 Haines Road Levittown PA 19055-1809 215-946-3223Grace Ukrainian Baptist Church 749 West County Line Road Hatboro PA 19040 610-658-0511Great Commission Church 2043 Eastburn Avenue Philadelphia PA 19138-2636 215-621-6907Greater Exodus Baptist Church 704 N Broad St Philadelphia PA 19130-2904 215-235-1394Greater Love Baptist Church 1633 N. Willington Street Philadelphia PA 19121-3215 215-924-0397Greater White Rock Baptist Church 5535 Market Street Philadelphia PA 19139 215-748-6983Greencastle Baptist Church 2377 Buchanan Trail W Greencastle PA 17225-8306 717-597-8711H2O City Church 3929 Coleman St Pittsburgh PA 15207 412-735-8476h2o University 2255 Wightman St Pittsburgh PA 15217 412-735-8445Haitian Baptist Church of Willingboro 203 Sunset Rd Burlington NJ 08016-4155 609-280-1020Haitian Church of the Great Commission 455 Irving Avenue Bridgeton NJ 08302 912-278-9933Haitian Evangelical Baptist Church 814 East Chelton Avemie Philadelphia PA 19138 215-842-0840Haitian Evangelical Baptist Church 6045 W Jersey Ave Egg Harbor Twp NJ 08234-5247 215-729-5670Haitian Tabernacle Baptist Church 439 Center Street Trenton NJ 08611 609-668-7005Hanover Fellowship Church 200 South Street Hanover PA 17331 717-637-5230Harambe Baptist Church 5648 Chew Ave Philadelphia PA 19138-1742 215-849-8693Harvest Bible Chapel Pittsburgh East 285 Saint Martins Dr Monroeville PA 15146 412-374-0300Harvest House Community Fellowship 2965 Sheshequin Road Towanda PA 18848 570-265-4844Hazleton Community Church 400 East 22nd Street Hazel Township PA 18202 570-751-2610Heaven Bound Church 5246 W. River Rd. Mifflintown PA 17059 717-463-9372Hillcrest Baptist Church 771 Mercer Road Butler PA 16001 724-285-8764Hillview Baptist Church 40 Hillview Ave Williamsport PA 17701 570-601-4823Holy Temple Of God Baptist Church PO Box 395 Sicklerville NJ 08081-0395 267-319-9856Hope Chapel PO Box 19196 Pittsburgh PA 15213-5196 412-377-6068

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Church Name Address City State Zip Phone NumberHorizon Community Church 229 S. Bryn Mawr Avenue Bryn Mawr PA 19010 423-208-8648Iglesia Bautista Gerizim 131 Congress St Jersey City NJ 07307 201-783-2344Iglesia Bautista Latina, Glenside 6539 N 2nd St Philadelphia PA 19126 267-546-7418Iglesia Bautista Salem, Flemington 21 Dayton Street Elizabeth NJ 07202 347-524-6253Iglesia Bautista Vida Abundante 401 N 10th St Reading PA 19604-2801 717-207-0240Iglesia El Buen Pastor 762 Farmdale Road Mount Joy PA 17552-9378 717-460-3990Iglesia El Manantial 1308 Church Street Reading PA 19601 773-663-7141Iglesia La Fuente 762 Farmdale Road Mount Joy PA 17552-9378 717-460-3990Iglesia Nueva Vida New Life Baptist, Lancaster 706 St. Joseph Street Lancaster PA 17603 717-419-2841In His Presence Worship Center PO Box 1564 Millville NJ 08332 856-265-4741Indo-Pak Resurrection Church 1206 Hellerman Street Philadelphia PA 19111 215-725-2192Inner City Ministries PO Box 4919 Pittsburgh PA 15206-0919 412-665-0160International Christian Fellowship 2972 Rockwood Dr Pottstown PA 19464 610-299-7839Jesus Is Lord Baptist Church P. O. Box 944 Sicklerville NJ 08081-0944 856-513-6582Josiah's Way 614 Washington Avenue Mifflintown PA 17059 717-320-4096Journey Baptist Church P. O. Box 702 Greensburg PA 15601 724-757-0259Keystone Fellowship 307 East Broad Street Souderton PA 18964 215-362-8413Keystone South Jersey 116 Dorado Avenue Sewell NJ 08080 609-929-5226Koinonia Bible Church, Inc. 914 S. Avenue, Apt A1 Secane PA 19018 267-357-3816Korean Baptist Church Of NJ 535 Lakehurst Rd Browns Mills NJ 08015-6042 609-893-9191Lake Marburg Baptist Church 3178 Smoketown Rd Spring Grove PA 17362-8321 717-225-9413Laurel Mountain Bible Church 170 Paradise Road Johnstown PA 15909 814-749-8891Legacy 242 1080 Bennett Drive Deptford NJ 08096 856-905-5754Liberty Baptist - West Philadelphia 5944 Larchwood Ave Philadelphia PA 19143-1140 215-748-2363Liberty Baptist Church 183 Oliver Rd Uniontown PA 15401-6644 724-437-2424Library Baptist Church 81 Walter Long Road Finleyville PA 15332-9667 724-348-1620Life Point Church 4 Waynesburg Rd Washington PA 15301 724-225-4811Life Way Baptist Church 9554 Bustleton Ave Philadelphia PA 19115-3136 215-357-4314Lifeline Bible Fellowship 1011 Lindley Ave Philadelphia PA 19141-3905 215-329-9920Light of Life Community Church 1920 E King's Hwy Coatesville PA 19320-2135 484-378-9147Lighthouse Baptist Church 2096 Independent Road Breinigsville PA 18031 610-285-2235Ligonier Valley Bible Church 326 North Grant St Ligonier PA 15658-1151 724-238-3001Living Faith Baptist Church - Cranberry Campus 28 Rolling Rd Cranberry Twp PA 16066-4940 724-776-3110Living Faith Baptist Church - Fombell Campus 1718 Route 588 Fombell PA 16123-1418 844-548-3688Living Faith Community Church 109 Idleworth Dr Coraopolis PA 15108 704-490-8453

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Church Name Address City State Zip Phone NumberLiving Faith Evangelical Church 1490 Frederick Pike Littlestown PA 17340 717-359-4821Living Legacy Church 228 McCorkle Rd Hershey PA 17033 717-520-4410Living Water Community Church 324 Fenfield Road Latrobe PA 15650 724-689-5417Living Word Baptist Church 3263 Nottingham Drive Pittsburgh PA 15235-5120 412-829-5040Lord's Community Church 309 Francis Drive Havertown PA 19083-3105 610-449-2833Lower Burrell Baptist Church 2935 Leechburg Rd Lower Burrell PA 15068-3237 724-335-8850Lykens Valley Bible Church 727 E. Main Street Lykens PA 17048 717-453-9591Macedonia Baptist Church 2633 Hillcrest Ave Norristown PA 19401-1763 610-279-6240Macedonia Family Center 1340 Parrish St Philadelphia PA 19123-1817 215-232-6805Macedonia First John Memorial Baptist Church 8422 Bayard Street Philadelphia PA 19150-1610 215-248-0212Majestic Stones Baptist Church 800 West Olney Avenue Philadelphia PA 19120 215-924-1850Mason Dixon Baptist Church 713 Campbell Rd New Freedom PA 17349-8982 717-235-5690Memorial Baptist Church 5301 Wayne Ave Philadelphia PA 19144 215-843-8122Memorial Baptist Church 1096 Biglerville Rd Gettysburg PA 17325-8012 717-334-2898Millcreek Community Church 4444 Sterrettania Rd Erie PA 16506-4129 814-835-4673Monroeville Community Church 2456 Tilbrook Rd Monroeville PA 15146-4235 412-372-1333Mount Airy Baptist Church 6801-13 Cedar Park Ave Philadelphia PA 19138-2039 215-549-2200Mount Hope Church of Faith 4636 Parrish St Philadelphia PA 19139-1853 215-222-4213Mount Moriah Baptist Church 1165 Prospect Street York PA 17403 717-845-5889Mount Wolf Community Church P. O. Box 340 Mount Wolf PA 17347-0340 717-817-7285Mount Zion Baptist Church 128 Irish Lane Coatesville PA 19320 610-857-3313Mountain View Community Church 277 Mill Road Richfield PA 17086 717-694-3311Nazarene Baptist Church PO Box 38397 Philadelphia PA 19140-0397 215-223-9821New Beginning Church of Phi 5255 Roosevelt Blvd Philadelphia PA 19124 267-252-5348New Beginnings Baptist Church of Moshannon Va 183 Logan Street Osceola Mills PA 16666-1148 814-577-2690New Covenant Baptist Church 1524 University Dr State College PA 16801-6449 814-237-6301New Creature Baptist Church 1108 Allengrove Street Philadelphia PA 19124 215-744-6515New Day Spring Baptist Church 1621 Bainbridge St Philadelphia PA 19146-1535 215-545-7413New Era Baptist Church PO Box 6562 Philadelphia PA 19138-6562 215-927-4345New Generation Community Church, Inc. 1024 Cottman Avenue Philadelphia PA 19111 215-500-9078New Greater Straightway Baptist Ch 1705 N 7th St Philadelphia PA 19122-2916 215-978-4931New Hope Baptist Church 276 Maple Hollow Rd Duncansville PA 16635-7002 814-695-2461New Hope Baptist Church 8709 Route 522 Middleburg PA 17842 570-837-5283New Hope Baptist Church of Vineland, Inc. 115 South Sixth Street Vineland NJ 08360 609-206-6756New Hope Baptist of Upper Darby 210 Hampden Road Upper Darby PA 19082 267-237-4275

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Church Name Address City State Zip Phone NumberNew Hope International Baptist Church 427 Pusey Avenue Collingdale PA 19023 267-304-2905New Hope Temple Baptist Church 312 W. Manheim St Philadelphia PA 19144 215-238-9622New Jerusalem Baptist Church PO Box 138 Rosenhayn NJ 08352-0138 856-451-1525New Jerusalem Baptist Church 2119 W Diamond St Philadelphia PA 19121-1400 215-248-2016New Kingdom Baptist Church 2447 N Mascher Street Philadelphia PA 19133 267-336-4867New Life Christian Fellowship Baptist Church 5701 Magnolia Street Philadelphia PA 19144 267-304-9133New Life Christian Fellowship Ministry 6745 1/2 Greenway Ave Philadelphia PA 19142 610-563-3727New Life Ethiopian Church of Upper Darby 7055 Terminal Square Upper Darby PA 19082 267-528-4014New Life In Christ Fellowship 1 S 5th Ave Coatesville PA 19320-3415 610-384-3344New Life Ministry 2623 S. Beulah Street Philadelphia PA 19148-4514 267-591-5091New Pilgrim Baptist Church 1030-34 South 5th Street Camden NJ 08103 215-500-3311New Providence Baptist Church 2411 Beaver Valley Pike New Providence PA 17560-9623 717-786-2321New Slavic Mission 17 Hoover Rd Lancaster PA 17603Nippenose Bible Fellowship 92 Schoolhouse Road Jersey Shore PA 17740 570-745-3519Noble City Church 606 Penn Avenue York PA 17404 717-575-3252North Park Baptist Church 1600 Sample Rd Allison Park PA 15101-2760 412-366-8427North Ten Mile Baptist Church 322 Ridge Church Rd Amity PA 15311-1223 724-267-4385NorthPointe Community Church 456 W. Ridge Pike Limerick PA 19468 610-495-1500Oakwood Baptist Church 4315 Chestnut Street Camp Hill PA 17011 717-737-7308Olney Baptist Church 239 West Chew Avenue Philadelphia PA 19120 215-548-8833One Hope In Christ Christian Fellowship 46 Aberdale Lane Sicklerville NJ 08081 610-853-1588Paoli Baptist Church 33 E Lancaster Ave Paoli PA 19301-1419 610-647-1612Peaceful Community Baptist Church 7712 Woolston Avenue Philadelphia PA 19150 215-681-3471Philadelphia Arabic Church 14 Ponderosa Lane Old Bridge NJ 08857 973-945-5875Philadelphia Bible Church International 600 Ridgewood Rd Upper Darby PA 19082-3521 610-734-0273Philadelphia Korean Baptist Church 104 Kent Rd Upper Darby PA 19082 610-352-4353Philadelphia Mission Baptist Church 1024 Nicholson Rd Wynnewood PA 19096 949-648-3209Pine Hill Temple of Praise Baptist Church PO Box 20575 Philadelphia PA 19138 215-223-3649Pine Street Baptist Church 128 East 11th Street Rear Berwick PA 18603-2014 570-752-1544Piney Grove Baptist Church 5021 N 17th St Philadelphia PA 19141-1503 215-324-8577Pittsburgh Baptist Church 3100 Pioneer Ave Pittsburgh PA 15226-1741 412-341-1660Pittsburgh International Japanese Church 2456 Tillbrook Road Monroeville PA 15146 724-516-8472Pittsburgh Vietnamese Baptist Church 314 Larch Lane Pittsburgh PA 15234 412-626-4804Pottstown Bible Church & Mission 431 E High Street Pottstown PA 19464 610-322-3128Proclamation Community Church PO Box 52195 Philadelphia PA 19115 267-252-1217

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Church Name Address City State Zip Phone NumberProvidence Church Coatesville PO Box 95 Coatesville PA 19320 484-354-9496Quakertown Baptist Church P.O. Box 339 Quakertown PA 18951-0339 610-623-1518Rancocas Valley Baptist Church P.O. Box 505 Rancocas NJ 08073 609-702-7277Ray of Hope Family Worship Center 106 East Oakland Avenue Pleasantville NJ 08232 609-407-7438Red Land Baptist Church 661 Big Spring Rd New Cumberland PA 17070-3155 717-938-9765Redeeming Grace Church 3266 Beechdale Street Pittsburgh PA 15227 412-525-2243Redemption City Church 2949 W. Girard Avenue Philadelphia PA 19130 267-418-4539Reformed Baptist Church of Pittsburgh 908 Ann St., Second Floor Homestead PA 15120 412-368-8885Refuge Baptist Church 6712-20 Upland Street Philadelphia PA 19142 215-921-8648Regeneration Baptist Church 35 Forsythia Drive East Levittown PA 19056 215-946-3397Renaissance Church Pittsburgh 1713 Trinity St. Pittsburgh PA 15206 412-894-3412Renaissance Haitian Baptist Church 4845 N. 13th Street Philadelphia PA 19141-3426 267-444-1948Restored Church 74 S. Meade St Wilkes-Barre PA 18702 570-266-7675Revive Community Fellowship 123 Pine Street Tamaqua PA 18252 570-778-4861Ridgeline Community Church P. O. Box 480 Souderton PA 18964 502-299-6084River City Evangelical Church Inc 2037 Noble St Pittsburgh PA 15218 412-736-7476River of Life 1235 Markley Street Norristown PA 19401 484-714-1369Riverbend Community Church 795 Roble Road, Suite B Allentown PA 18109 484-225-7816Riverbend Nazareth Church 351 Mauch Chunk Street Nazareth PA 18064 610-762-7989Riverside Community Church 239 Columbia Ave Horsham PA 19044 215-441-0404Rockpoint Church 4877 Bergstrom Rd Doylestown PA 18902 215-348-8086Rolling Hills Church 120 Gernert Dr. Verona PA 15147 412-795-1133Saint James Baptist Church 114 N. Broad Street Beverly NJ 08010 609-387-0737Saint James Comm Bapt Church 5707 McMahon Street Philadelphia PA 19144-1223 215-849-0819Saint John Memorial Baptist Church 2853 Germantown Ave Philadelphia PA 19133 215-423-2221Saint Jude Baptist Church 626/632 N 38th St Philadelphia PA 19104-1869 215-386-4719Saint Paul Chapel Baptist Church 1217 S. 21st Street Philadelphia PA 19146 215-498-2984Scenic Hill Baptist Church 714 Scenic Hill Boulevard Ellwood City PA 16117 724-752-0646Second Antioch Baptist Church 912-18 North 41st Street Philadelphia PA 19104 215-387-6774Second Baptist Church P.O. Box 326 Blairsville PA 15717 724-459-9503Second Chance Global Ministries 4734 Topeka Avenue Feasterville PA 19053 215-322-5511Shannon Creek Baptist Church 366 Shannon Creek Rd New Florence PA 15944 724-235-2960Shepherd House Ministry International 6829 Hegerman Street Philadelphia PA 19135Shippensburg Community Church PO Box 313 Shippensburg PA 17257-0313 717-532-9299Shrewsbury Baptist Church PO Box 184 Shrewsbury PA 17361 717-235-2994

DIRECTORY OF PENNSYLVANIA/SOUTH JERSEY CHURCHES

Church Name Address City State Zip Phone NumberSilver Spring Baptist Church 4001 Marietta Ave Columbia PA 17512 717-285-3788Slavic Baptist Church 95 Maple Hill Drive Etters PA 17319-9620 717-575-6782Slavic Baptist Church 825 Imperial Dr Lancaster PA 17601 717-725-5489Slavic Baptist Church (Ukrainian) 271 Francis Road Pittsburgh PA 15239 412-414-6655Slavic Evangelical Baptist Church 1667 Washington Avenue Vineland NJ 08360 856-392-3109SOAR Church of Woodbine P. O. Box 629 Woodbine NJ 08270 856-498-8048Solomon Temple Baptist Church 602 W Erie Ave Philadelphia PA 19140-4431 215-223-1469South Jersey Bible Church Int'l 311 Oakcrest Ave Pitman NJ 08071-1502 856-218-8828Southside Baptist Church PO Box 680 Lumberton NJ 08048-0680 609-267-2988Southwest Haitian Baptist Church 237 N Maple Ave Lansdowne PA 19050 610-259-7824Stagecoach Road Christian Fellowship 139 Stagecoach Road Sicklerville NJ 08081 856-629-4449Stewartstown Baptist Church 18631 Five Forks Rd Stewartstown PA 17363-8988 717-993-6382Strasburg Baptist Church 120 Hartman Bridge Rd Ronks PA 17572-9785 717-687-8762Sunbury City Church 30 North 5th Street Sunbury PA 17801 570-495-4962Sutun-E-Haqq Church 7025 Oxford Ave Philadelphia PA 19111 267-407-7791Tabernacle Baptist Church PO Box 532 Ocean City NJ 08226-0532 609-399-3864Tabernacle of Faith Christian Center, Inc. 45 Sassafras Court Sicklerville NJ 08081 856-740-0586Target One Ministries, Inc. 3898 Cove Mountain Rd. Martinsburg PA 16662 814-224-2829The Bridge 902 Philadelphia Ave. Shillington PA 19607 610-777-5311The Church of Grace to Fujianese 3301 Wellington St Philadelphia PA 19149 215-745-4343The Church of the Good Shepherd- - Cherry Hill 419 Kingston Dr Cherry Hill NJ 08034-1631 856-482-8050The Church of the Good Shepherd-S Phil 311 Oakcrest Avenue Pitman NJ 08071 215-827-9962The Church That Meets at Ramey PO Box 254 Ramey PA 16671-0254 814-378-4792The Connection Church 2000 Oswego Drive Columbia PA 17512 717-371-4409The Fellowship 234 Limerick Terrace, Apt 202 State College PA 16801 832-589-3338The Foundry Church 7 Cedar Road Wallingford PA 19086 610-872-3344The Journey 200 South Church Street West Chester PA 19382 610-344-9332The Lifehouse Church 26 Jones Mill Road Wrightstown NJ 08562-0707 609-247-7535The Neighborhood Church PO Box 11903 Philadelphia PA 19145 252-903-9147The Peoples Baptist Church 5039 Baltimore Avenue Philadelphia PA 19143 267-670-3008The Well 213 Bailey Avenue Pittsburgh PA 15211 412-360-8128Third Eternal Baptist Church 5372 Chew Ave Philadelphia PA 19138-2804 215-843-7150Thompsontown Baptist Church 269 Birch Drive Thompsontown PA 17094-8689 717-535-5203Three Rivers Grace Church 1028 Chartiers Ave Pittsburgh PA 15220 412-638-1040Transcend Church 1801 State Street Harrisburg PA 17103 717-831-8545

DIRECTORY OF PENNSYLVANIA/SOUTH JERSEY CHURCHES

Church Name Address City State Zip Phone NumberTrinity Community Church 1200 Easton Road Abington PA 19001 215-884-3391True Fellowship Bible Church 614 W. 8th Street Chester PA 19013 610-499-1500Truth Baptist Church 4666-4668 N. 15th Street Philadelphia PA 19140 215-455-1099Ukrainian Evangelical Bapt Church 357 N. Lincoln Avenue Vineland NJ 08360 856-691-3643Ukrainian Evangelical Bapt Church Crum Lynne 1110 Chester Pike Crum Lynne PA 19022-1225 610-833-2348Ukrainian Evangelical Christian Baptist Church 1192 W Lexington Road Manheim PA 17545-9797 717-665-1607Ukrainian House of Gospel 2715 E Chestnut Ave, Apt. 27 Vineland NJ 08930 856-691-8429Union Tabernacle Baptist Church 4856-58 Lancaster Avenue Philadelphia PA 19131 215-878-7734United Faith in God Haitian Baptist Church 5858 Castor Avenue Philadelphia PA 19149Valley Baptist Church 1190 N Union S Middletown PA 17057-3036 717-944-9651Vietnamese Baptist Church - Philadelphia 929 Jenkintown Road Elkins Park PA 19027 215-288-1059Watershed 535 Gerhard Street, Unit B Philadelphia PA 19128-1633 215-901-8696West Falls Baptist Church P.O. Box 131 Falls PA 18615-9701 570-639-2810West Hills Baptist Church 259 Shafer Rd Coraopolis PA 15108-1096 412-264-4061West Side Baptist 17 E Main Street Sharpsville PA 16150-1236 724-962-1442Westmont Baptist Church 115 Jeffrey Dr Johnstown PA 15905 814-255-3321Whitestown Road Baptist Church 409 Whitestown Rd Butler PA 16001-2937 724-287-2978Willow Street Baptist Church 2819M Willow Street Pike N Willow Street PA 17584-9496 717-464-3108Winfield Baptist Church 330 State Route 304 Winfield PA 17889 570-524-2735Wrightsdale Baptist Church 310 Little Britain Road S Peach Bottom PA 17563-9757 717-548-2305Zion Baptist Church 1300 Locust Street McKeesport PA 15132 412-664-9832Zion Hill Baptist Church 2043 Webster Ave Pittsburgh PA 15219-4138 412-261-4950Zion of Clarion County (ZCC) 114 Zion Rd Clarion PA 16214-3254 814-745-2814Zion of Jefferson County (ZJC) 1146 Jefferson Road Brookville PA 15825 814-856-2612Zion of Petroleum Valley (ZPV) 1392 Kittanning Pike Karns City PA 16041 724-445-2142Zoe Bible Fellowship Baptist Church 2522 E. Dauphin St. Philadelphia PA 19125-3646 267-670-5035

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SECTION XI

CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS

THE BAPTIST CONVENTION OF PENNSYLVANIA/SOUTH JERSEY

ARTICLE I—NAME

The name of this body shall be The Baptist Convention of Pennsylvania/South Jersey.

ARTICLE II--PURPOSE

The Baptist Convention of Pennsylvania-South Jersey exists to glorify God by fostering spiritual

transformation of people and communities with the Gospel.

The purposes of this body are as follows:

(a) Furnish cooperating, autonomous Baptist churches a means whereby they may effectively

participate in the mission purposes of the Southern Baptist Convention.

(b) Serve as a channel of communication and assistance between the associations, the churches,

the Southern Baptist Convention and its boards and agencies so that churches may

perform tasks which cannot otherwise be accomplished.

ARTICLE III--MEMBERSHIP

SECTION 1

This Convention shall consist of messengers elected by cooperating Baptist churches,

who regularly contribute to the work of this body, and who are in harmony with doctrines and

principles generally held by Southern Baptists.

SECTION 2

Messengers shall be elected by their respective churches

(a) A church that has been a financial contributor to causes of the Baptist Convention of

Pennsylvania/South Jersey during the Convention’s fiscal year preceding the annual meeting

and/or during the current year is entitled to three (3) messengers.

(b) Additional messengers from a church, up to a maximum of twelve (12), are authorized as

follows:

(1)One additional messenger for each fifty (50) resident members reported

in the Annual Church Profile, not including members of chapels, or

(2)One additional messenger for a seven percent (7%) contribution to the Cooperative

Program and/or Convention causes, and an additional messenger

for each percentage point beyond that (indicated by a comparison of undesignated gifts

reported in the Annual Church Profile with Convention fiscal year receipts), or

(3) One additional messenger for each $1,750 contribution to the Cooperative Program

and/or Convention causes (indicated by Convention receipts of the fiscal year preceding).

(c) A mission not yet constituted shall be entitled to two (2) messengers in addition to the

messengers of its sponsoring church.

ARTICLE IV--OFFICERS

SECTION 1

The officers of this convention shall be: President, First Vice President, Second Vice

President, Executive Director-Treasurer, Recording Secretary, Assistant Recording Secretary,

Historian, and Parliamentarian.

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SECTION 2

The President and Vice-Presidents shall be nominated from the floor. The Recording

Secretary, Assistant Recording Secretary, Historian, and Parliamentarian shall be nominated by

the Nominating Committee. These officers shall be elected annually by the body and shall be

duly installed at the closing session of the convention. They shall hold their offices until their

successors are elected and installed.

(a) No President shall be eligible to serve more than two (2) consecutive terms.

(b) The election shall be by secret ballot when two (2) or more persons are nominated for

the same office.

(c) The President shall be elected before the Vice Presidents are nominated, and the First

Vice President is to be elected before receiving nominations for the second vice

president.

SECTION 3

The Executive Director-Treasurer shall be employed by the Executive Board for an

indefinite period of time.

ARTICLE V--MEETINGS

This Convention shall meet annually as determined by the body. In case of an emergency

the President, with the consent of the Executive Board, may call a special session.

ARTICLE VI--EXECUTIVE BOARD

SECTION 1

This Convention shall elect an Executive Board which shall consist of two (2) members

from the cooperating churches (see Article III Section 1) of each regional area (defined as BRN

West, BRN Central, BRN Philadelphia and BRN South Jersey) for the first 1000 church

members or fraction thereof. One additional member shall be elected from each regional area for

each additional 1000 members in the churches, not to exceed ten (10) members from any one

region. One additional member may be elected per additional 5,000 church members up to a

total of 15 from any one region.

MEMBERSHIP: Approximately 50% of the membership of the Board shall be drawn

from laypersons. The balance shall be drawn from vocational ministers or their spouses.

SECTION 2

The President, Vice Presidents and Recording Secretary of the Convention shall serve as

members of the Executive Board. In the event that such officers are employees of the convention

they shall be non-voting ex-officio members.

SECTION 3

The regular term of office for each member of the Board shall be three (3) years with two

(2) years or more constituting a full term. Board members may serve for two (2) consecutive

terms after which one (1) full year must elapse before this person is eligible for reelection.

Approximately one-third of the Board shall be elected each year.

Members of the Executive Board shall take office at the close of the annual meeting at which

they are elected.

SECTION 4

The Executive Board shall be the corporated body of the Convention. It shall conduct the

Convention’s business between sessions, but shall not contravene action of the Convention.

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ARTICLE VII--TRUSTEES AND COMMITTEES

SECTION 1

This Convention shall have the authority to elect such trustees and committees as needed.

SECTION 2

These trustees and committees shall make reports to this Convention on all

responsibilities assigned to them.

SECTION 3

This Convention shall retain the authority to approve, alter or reject any transactions

made by these trustees and committees.

ARTICLE VIII--FUNDS

SECTION 1

All designated funds accepted by the Convention shall be applied according to the

designation of the donors.

SECTION 2

All undesignated funds received shall be distributed as directed by the Convention.

ARTICLE IX--AGENCIES AND INSTITUTIONS

SECTION 1

Agencies and institutions deemed necessary to fulfill the general purposes specified in

Article II shall be established, owned and operated by this Convention.

SECTION 2

No institution or agency of this Convention shall launch any program or enterprise

calling for expenditures of money apart from usual operating expenses without prior approval of

the Convention.

SECTION 3

Any proposal relating to Sections 1 and 2 above must be presented to the Executive

Board for study and published through the Penn-Jersey Baptist at least sixty (60) days prior to

the annual meeting of the Convention.

ARTICLE X--PROCEEDINGS

The proceedings of this Convention, the report of the Executive Board, and such other

useful information as the Secretary may be able to obtain, shall be published and distributed

annually among the churches.

ARTICLE XI--AMENDMENTS

This Constitution may be amended at any regular annual meeting by two-thirds of the

members present and voting, provided that notice of the proposed changes shall have been

published sixty (60) days prior to the annual meeting, and provided changes shall have been

presented to the Convention at the previous annual meeting in writing.

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BY-LAWS

ARTICLE I - DUTIES OF OFFICERS

SECTION 1

The President of the convention shall preside over the sessions of the Convention. During

the first three months following election, the President shall appoint a Committee on Committees

consisting of one member from each regional area. The President may appoint other committees

when directed by the body, and shall fill any vacancies that may occur on the Committee on

Committees and on any other committee that the President has appointed. In case of the

President’s death or incapacity to serve, the vice presidents shall succeed in order.

SECTION 2

The Executive Director-Treasurer shall serve as Executive Director- Treasurer of the

Convention and the Executive Board.

SECTION 3

The Recording Secretary shall record and preserve the proceedings of the Convention and

shall have the same printed and distributed in accordance with Article X of the Constitution. The

Assistant Recording Secretary shall serve in the absence of the Recording Secretary and assist as

necessary.

SECTION 4

The Historian shall gather and preserve all appropriate papers and documents pertaining

to the Convention, the associations, and the churches.

SECTION 5

The Parliamentarian shall be familiar with the rules of parliamentary procedure set forth

in the current edition of Robert’s Rules of Order and shall provide counsel to the presiding

officer and to the Convention as may be needed to maintain correct and orderly procedure in the

conduct of convention sessions.

SECTION 6

The President and the Executive Director-Treasurer shall be non-voting ex officio

members of all Convention committees, agencies and institutions.

ARTICLE II - COMMITTEES

SECTION 1

The Committee on Committees shall nominate for election by the Convention the

committees named in Section 2 of this article and other committees as may be assigned to it.

Prior to May 1 the chairperson shall convene the committee for the purposes of familiarizing

themselves with their work and establishing procedures and timetables.

SECTION 2

The convention shall elect the following committees to report to the next regular session

of the Convention. In the event a vacancy occurs between the annual sessions, the officers of the

Executive Board shall nominate a replacement to be elected by the Board.

(a) Program and Arrangements Committee, consisting of five members: The committee

shall be responsible for recommending to the convention the time and place for

the next annual meeting of the Convention. The committee’s recommendation on

time and place shall seek to offer plans that are at least two years in advance of

the Convention to which it reports. The committee shall prepare for the annual

session to which it reports the annual order of business, it shall arrange for all

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speakers including the president’s address and the annual convention sermon, it

shall provide for reports and special events that inform the Convention on the

activities of its various programs and future plans. The host pastor for the annual

meeting being planned shall be an ex-officio member of this committee.

(b) Nominating Committee, consisting of one member from each regional area: The

committee shall nominate members of the Executive Board as outlined in Article

VI of the Constitution and such other nominations as designated by the

Convention. On or before March 31, the chairperson shall convene the committee

for the purposes of familiarizing themselves with their work and establishing

procedures and timetables.

(c) Credential and Enrollment Committee, consisting of five (5) members: The committee

shall provide registration cards for messengers and visitors and examine the

credentials of all messengers.

SECTION 3

Constitution and By-Laws Committee consisting of five members: The committee shall

be nominated by the Nominating Committee. Terms of committee members shall be for three

years; one member shall be elected at each annual session. The Chairperson shall be named by

the Nominating Committee. The committee shall receive and review all proposed amendments to

the Constitution and By-Laws and shall formulate whatever other amendments it may consider

proper and report them to the Convention in the manner prescribed in the Constitution and By-

Laws. The Nominating Committee shall nominate for election by the Executive Board persons to

fill vacancies that may occur between annual sessions of the Convention.

ARTICLE III - EXECUTIVE BOARD

SECTION 1

MEMBERSHIP

Members of the Executive Board shall be expected to attend all meetings unless providentially

hindered. In such cases, notice shall be given to the Board. Two (2) successive absences without

notification shall automatically terminate one’s membership.

Approximately 50% of the membership of the Board shall be drawn from laypersons. The

balance shall be drawn from vocational ministers or their spouses. No persons employed by the

Executive Board or agencies of this Convention shall be eligible for election to this Board.

SECTION 2

MEETINGS: The Executive Board shall hold at least four (4) meetings during the convention

year, including the meetings immediately prior to and immediately after the annual convention,

with the other two meetings well spaced during the year; the meeting place and agenda being

determined by the President and the Executive Director-Treasurer or by the Administrative

Committee. A majority of the Board members shall constitute a quorum.

SECTION 3

OFFICERS: The Officers of the Executive Board shall consist of a President, Vice President, and

Recording Secretary to be elected annually at the first meeting of the Executive Board following

the annual session of the Convention.

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SECTION 4

COMMITTEES

1. STANDING COMMITTEES. Following the election of officers of the Executive Board and

prior to the next meeting of the Board, the Executive Board Appointment Committee shall

appoint a chairperson and members to serve on all standing committees. As much as possible

each committee should reflect regional representation. Whenever possible no more than one-

third of each committee shall be replaced each year.

(a) Administrative Committee. This committee shall be composed of approximately one

third of the membership of the Executive Board and will include the President, Vice

President and Secretary of the Board, the President of the Convention and others as

appointed by the Executive Board Appointment Committee. The President of the

Executive Board shall serve as chairperson. The Administrative Committee shall

serve as the Executive Board Ad Interim deciding on routine and emergency matters

between sessions of the Executive Board and on all other matters referred to it by the

Executive Board including public relations, long range planning, legal matters,

program review and personnel. In matters pertaining to program review and personnel

Board members from the appropriate region shall provide advice and counsel.

(b) Budget and Finance Committee. This committee shall be composed of approximately

one-third of the membership of the Executive Board. This committee shall counsel,

plan and work with matters of budget planning and control, audits, resource

development, loans, and special offerings.

(c) Operations and Property Committee. This committee shall be composed of

approximately one-third of the membership of the Executive Board. This committee

shall counsel, plan and work with matters related to overseeing the properties,

automobiles and insurance and contracts.

(d) Executive Board Appointment Committee. This committee shall consist of the

President of the Convention and the officers of the Executive Board. (President of the

Board, Vice President of the Board, and Recording Secretary of the Board.) This

committee will decide the makeup of the board committees each year, will appoint

the chairpersons make recommendations to fill vacancies on the Executive Board that

occur between Annual Meetings, and appoint persons for special committees of the

Board. The President of the Board shall serve as chairperson.

2. SPECIAL COMMITTEES. Special Committees may be formed as needed. Their duties shall

be those assigned to them when the committee is authorized.

SECTION 5

DUTIES: The Executive Board shall administer its cooperative work according to the policies

set forth by the Convention, maintain oversight of Convention agencies and institutions and

recommend to the Convention an annual budget.

The Executive Board shall employ such personnel as required to do the work of the Convention.

SECTION 6

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR-TREASURER: The Executive Director-Treasurer is the spiritual and

administrative leader of the Convention and the Executive Board. He is employed by and is

accountable to the Executive Board, serving in accordance with a position description adopted by

the Executive Board.

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When a vacancy occurs in the office of Executive Director-Treasurer the Executive Board shall

elect an Executive Director-Treasurer Search Committee. A majority of at least seventy-five

percent of the Executive Board members present and voting shall constitute a call.

The Executive Director-Treasurer Search Committee shall consist of the Convention President,

the Executive Board President, in addition the Administrative Committee shall nominate one

additional member from each region of the convention, and one members-at-large. The

Administrative Committee also shall nominate the chairperson and vice chairperson of the

Search Committee for election by the Executive Board. All members of the Search Committee

shall be members of cooperating churches affiliated with the convention. At least three members

of the Search Committee shall be non-board members.

The Administrative Committee shall be guided by the principle of broad representation in

nominating the regional and at-large members of the Search Committee. The Search Committee

shall develop and implement procedures as they deem wise.

The election of a new Executive Director-Treasurer shall take place at a regular or a special

called meeting of the Executive Board. At least two weeks’ notice is required for this special

called meeting.

ARTICLE IV - AMENDMENTS

The By-Laws may be altered by a majority vote of the messengers present and voting at the

business session of the same Convention, providing announcement of such has been made at a

previous session of the same Convention.

ARTICLE V - PROCEDURE

The Rules of Order for the sessions of the Convention shall be “Robert’s Rules of Order,

Revised,” but in cases where the meaning may not be clear, the President shall exercise his

discretion, subject to appeal to the Convention.

SECTION VIISTATISTICAL AND HISTORICAL TABLES

ASSOCIATIONTOTAL

MEMBERSTOTAL

BAPTISMSOTHER

ADDITIONSSUNDAY

WORSHIPSUNDAY SCHOOL VBS

COOP PROGRAM

Central Region 613 392 252 6983 4702 2971 $460,649.00Philadelphia Region 12417 665 217 11373 5211 2476 $34,508.00South Jersey Region 3480 257 150 3524 1368 1276 $54,469.00West Region 4358 266 148 4204 2408 1468 $133,145.00

TOTALS 20868 1580 767 26084 13689 8191 $682,771.00

**Data based on receipts at the Convention Resource Center

Baptist Resource Network of PA/SJDigest of Letters

2017

CHURCH NAMETOTAL

MEMBERSTOTAL

BAPTISMSOTHER

ADDITIONSSUNDAY

WORSHIPSUNDAYSCHOOL VBS

COOPPROGRAM

GIVINGAbyssinian Baptist Church 225 6 225 25 50Agape International Baptist Church 52 2 8 40 14 0Baptist Chapel Life Explosion 55 0 0 55 0 0Baptist Church of the RedeemedBaptist Church Shekina of the New JerusaBethany Baptist Church 350 55 300 35 75Bucks County Community Church 375 22 450 250 89 $1,000.00Bux Mont Baptist Ch 76 0 0 48 45 70Calvary Christian Church 175 0 125 40 125Cambodian Bapt Church 52 1 3 44 28 35 $1,170.00Careview Community ChurchCharity Baptist ChurchChristian Faith Fell 150 3 85 30 0Church of the Good Shepherd South PhillyCompasion of Christ Ministry Intl. 50 12 20 50 0Cornerstone Community ChurchCosmopolitan Mission 69 0 0 45 35 0Crosspoint Baptist Church 90 3 110 80 50Crossroads Missionary Baptist Church 65 0 2 50 40 30Davis Temple Baptist Church 892 2 3 95 38 65Divina Gracia Baptist ChurchDivine Breath Baptist ChurchEl Shaddai Baptist 36 0 4 35 25 36 $1,150.00Epiphany Fellowship 570 250 60Erie Ave Baptist Ch 61 4 20 10 0Express Church of the Y 50 2 25 10 0Ezekiel Baptist Church 500 30 450 170 230Faith Canaan BaptistFellowship Bapt Ch 61 8 2 42 36Fern Rock CommunityFirm HopeFirst Baptist Church of Crestmont 1,060 25 425 175 230 $4,000.00First Baptist Church of Darby 417 25 0 250 60 0First Church Worship Center 156 0 15 100 45 0First Korean BaptistFirst Ukrainian Evang Philadelphia 205 6 7 205 80 70 $1,000.00Forever Love Baptist Church 13 8 0 18 7 0Galilee Community Bapt Church 40 0 0 30 19 0Gather The People 75 0 25 60 20 0God's Church 25 3 0 15 20 0Goshen Community Baptist Church 20 0 16 7 5Grace Christian Fellowship 12 2 25 45 8 15Grace Fellowship Levittown 12 0 4 20 8 0Grace Ukrainian Baptist Church 76 0 3 66 75 0Great Commission Church 169 3 0 114 75 40Greater Exodus Baptist Church 1,603 13 0 925 150 150

Philadelphia Region

CHURCH NAMETOTAL

MEMBERSTOTAL

BAPTISMSOTHER

ADDITIONSSUNDAY

WORSHIPSUNDAYSCHOOL VBS

COOPPROGRAM

GIVINGGreater Love Baptist Church 50 5 0 40 15 0Haitian Evangelical 281 5 291 176 45Harambe Baptist Ch 58 2 1 42 24 0 $450.00Holy Temple of GodHorizon Church 25 1 0 25 0 0Iglesia Bautista Latina 45 8 5 53 35 1 $765.00Indo Pak ResurrectionInternational Christian Fellowship 33 0 11 30 20 0Keystone Community Fellowship 377 113 1,599 732 0Koinonia Bible Church 5 0 0 7 5 0Liberty Baptist ChLife Way Baptist Church 230 6 0 230 110 70Lifeline Bible Fship 49 9 0 25 13 0Light of Life Community ChurchLighthouse Bapt Church 76 0 3 50 15 43 $3,383.00Living Word Church 35 0 0 35 10 0Lord's Community Church 28 7 7 17 9 7Macedonia Baptist Ch 362 7 23 177 200 0Macedonia Family Cen 0 0 0 11 4 0Macedonia First John Memorial Baptist C 125 5 0 80 20 0Majestic Stones Baptist ChurchMemorial Baptist Chu 40 0 0 20 10 0Mt Airy Baptist ChMt Hope Church of Faith 41 0 19 17 8Nazarene Baptist Chu 680 62 0 425 250 52New Beginnings of Philadelphia 75 20 0 90 20 56New Covenant Christian ChurchNew Creation Baptist ChurchNew Day Spring BaptNew Era Baptist Ch 80 0 50 57 22New Generation Community ChurchNew Greater Straight 50 0 3 30 10 5New Hope Baptist of Upper Darby 18 2 5 19 18New Hope International Bapt Church 42 8 42 43 0New Hope Temple Baptist Church 478 8 0 400 50 80New Jerusalem Baptist Church 0 80 20 0New Kingdom Baptist ChurchNew Life Christian Fellowship Baptist Chur 75 11 20 60 20 0 $439.00New Life Ethiopian Church of Upper DarbyNew Life in Christ FellowshipNew Life MinistryNorthpointe Community Church 130 4 0 263 150 0 $12,000.00Olney Baptist Church 58 1 0 70 20Paoli Baptist ChurchPhiladelphia Arabic ChurchPhiladelphia Bible Church International 120 6 0 100 80 27Philadelphia Mission Baptist Church 40 0 2 50 50 0 $3,000.00

CHURCH NAMETOTAL

MEMBERSTOTAL

BAPTISMSOTHER

ADDITIONSSUNDAY

WORSHIPSUNDAYSCHOOL VBS

COOPPROGRAM

GIVINGPine Hill Temple of Praise Baptist Church 20 4 20 8 40Piney Grove Bapt Ch 275 4 200 80 250Pottstown Bible Church & Mission 60 0 3 60 11 0Quakertown Bapt ChRedemption City Church 30 5 0 47 40 0Refuge Baptist ChurchRegeneration Baptist ChurchRestoration ChurchRidgeline Community Church 32 3 0 75 40 0River of Life Church 25 22 3 18 22 20Riverbend Community Church 63 3 0 225 115 55Riverbend Nazareth Church 20 1 35 20 0Riverside Community Church 4 303 140 0Rockpoint Church 40 4 0 30 30 8 $2,800.00Romanian Baptist Church Jesus the Savior 50 0 0 45 50 0Saint James CommSaint John Memorial 35 3 6 20 8 0Saint Jude Bapt ChSaint Paul Chapel Baptist ChurchSecond Antioch Baptist Church 10 95 45 60Second Chance Global 58 15 8 45 36 0Shepherd House Ministry InternationalSolomon TempleSouthwest Haitian 50 8 0 40 27 0The Church of the Good Shepherd of PhilaThe Foundry 30 0 24 8 0The Journey 110 3 110 60 0The Neighborhood Church 66 20 28 35 87 $100.00The Vine ChurchThird Eternal Bapt CTrinity ChurchTrue Fellowship Bible ChurchTruth Baptist Church 50 0 4 30 20 0Ukrainian Evangelica 175 1 4 200 130 30Union Tabarnacle Baptist Church 30 0 6 20 12 0United Faith in God Haitian Bapt ChurchVietnamese Baptist Church 220 29 2 120 60 55 $3,251.00Watershed 5 1 30 51 30World Impact InternationalZoe Bible Fellowship Baptist Church

TOTALS 12417 217 11373 5211 2476 $34,508.00**Data based on receipts at the Convention Resource Center

CHURCH NAMETOTAL

MEMBERSTOTAL

BAPTISMSOTHER

ADDITIONSSUNDAY

WORSHIPSUNDAYSCHOOL VBS

COOPPROGRAM

GIVINGAntioch, FSBC 505 18 13 126 30 0 $3,600.00Berks Bible Church 49 0 0 40 36 0 N/ABethel Baptist Church 126 0 5 32 24 0 $7,580.00Big Woods Bible Church 172 8 10 300 200 43 $16,010.00Bloomsburg Southern Baptist Church 115 0 2 61 34 0 $4,779.00Calvary Baptist Church 223 38 N/A 1,258 773 175 $10,000.00Carlisle Baptist Church 223 1 8 69 58 48 $6,848.00Central Bapt Church 30 0 6 30 10 38 $5,606.00Chambersburg Baptist Church 117 5 8 110 71 273 $11,363.00Christian Arabic Church 55 1 10 25 10 N/A N/ACommunity Worship Center 65 21 N/A 25 15 35 N/ACornerstone Baptist Fellowhip 25 0 0 11 7 0 $6,495.00Country & Town Baptist Church 324 4 N/A 227 284 206 $79,214.00Covenant Community Church 22 2 2 21 16 N/A $300.00Dallas Baptist Church 76 0 0 40 25 0 $2,764.00Dayspring Ministries 350 60 0 350 145 0 $0.00East Shore Baptist Church 232 2 9 165 176 20 $58,919.00Emmanuel Christian Fellowship 75 8 0 60 22 0 $1,300.00Emmanuel Baptist Church 30 0 1 35 25 36 N/AFaith Christian Fellowship 85 12 N/A 85 40 0 N/AFamily of God Community Church 250 10 5 120 80 70 N/AFellowship Baptist Church 106 6 0 35 23 0 $4,057.00First Haitian Church of York N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/AFirst Spirit-Filled Missionary Baptist Churc N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/AFredericksburg Baptist Church 35 7 N/A 20 40 37 N/AFreedom Biker Church York 120 21 N/A 120 0 0 N/AFreedom Community Church 12 0 0 7 2 0 N/AFriendship Baptist Church 5 0 0 10 4 0 $1,268.00Friendship Baptist Church 65 4 N/A 40 17 9 $2,650.00Global Vision Chapel 75 5 6 70 60 0 N/AGood Shepherd Arabic Church 25 0 0 30 10 0 N/AGreencastle Baptist Church 208 6 6 90 75 78 $4,829.00Hanover Fellowship 65 3 0 70 0 0 N/AHanover, FBC 198 3 N/A 47 40 15 $3,970.00Harvest House Community Fellowship 67 7 2 35 50 78 $2,203.00Hazelton Community Church 100 0 5 60 20 15 N/AHeaven Bound Church 30 10 0 60 25 35 $547.00Hillview Baptist Church 48 0 48 55 35 0 $2,007.00Iglesia Bautista El Buen Pastor 14 1 2 20 15 0 N/AIglesia Bautista Nueva Vida 45 1 0 35 45 45 N/AIglesia Bautista Vida Abundante 25 0 0 25 20 0 N/AIglesia El Manantial 50 6 8 66 85 0 N/AIglesia La Fuente 19 2 0 30 25 20 N/AJosiah's Way 30 3 N/A 32 25 0 $1,800.00Lake Marburg Bapt Church 30 0 0 14 14 0 $4,426.00Living Legacy Church 45 0 N/A 72 44 65 $10,472.00

Central Region

CHURCH NAMETOTAL

MEMBERSTOTAL

BAPTISMSOTHER

ADDITIONSSUNDAY

WORSHIPSUNDAYSCHOOL VBS

COOPPROGRAM

GIVINGLykens Valley Bible Church 27 0 0 28 23 17 N/AMason Dixon Baptist Church 178 2 N/A 215 275 347 N/AMemorial Baptist Church 1,147 2 6 144 94 153 $14,987.00Mountain View Community Church 58 2 4 48 7 30 $5,517.00Mt Moriah Missionary Baptist Church 75 4 N/A 60 5 50 $1,000.00Mt. Wolf Community Church 56 3 N/A 49 20 15 $0.00New Covenant Bapt Church N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/ANew Holland, FBC 28 10 N/A 35 19 49 $4,246.00New Hope Baptist Church 57 0 N/A 45 19 11 $200.00New Providence Baptist Church 80 8 10 75 20 42 N/ANew Slavic Mission Lancaster N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/ANippenose Bible Fellowship 100 10 N/A 113 0 55 $10,000.00Noble City Church 23 1 3 55 45 0 $7,000.00Pine Street Baptist Church 17 0 0 25 11 0 $2,791.00Red Land Baptist Church 43 1 3 45 18 18 N/ARestored Church 135 24 N/A 285 215 0 $1,284.00Revive Community Fellowship 15 0 N/A 15 15 0 N/AShippensburg Community 12 0 N/A 16 0 0 $892.00Shrewsbury Bapt Church 23 5 2 24 0 0 $2,450.00Silver Spring Bapt Church 116 6 3 65 55 88 $2,277.00Slavic Baptist Church N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/ASlavic Baptist Church 135 4 4 90 37 90 N/AStewartstown Bapt Church 176 2 9 116 106 58 $32,176.00Strasburg Bapt Church 7 N/A 14 6 N/A $368.00Sunbury City Church 14 4 10 47 56 0 $2,487.00The Bridge 82 6 N/A 132 301 127 N/AThe Connection 30 N/A 30 25 20 N/AThe Fellowship 10 5 N/A 31 17 0 N/AThompsontown Bapt Church 128 1 0 120 98 54 $39,444.00Transcend Church 55 0 0 68 15 75 $1,200.00Ukrainian Evangelical Baptist N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/AValley Baptist Church 90 0 6 55 33 76 $11,160.00West Falls Bapt Church 65 0 1 44 12 31 $2,716.00Williamsport, FSBC 93 1 5 51 35 0 $13,439.00Willow Street Baptist Church 53 1 5 28 15 0 N/AWinfield Baptist Church 176 10 7 325 150 55 $4,820.00Wrightsdale Bapt Church 743 5 18 257 200 169 $47,188.00

TOTALS 8,613 252 6,983 4,702 2,971 $460,649.00**Data based on receipts at the Convention Resource Center

CHURCH NAMETOTAL

MEMBERSTOTAL

BAPTISMSOTHER

ADDITIONSSUNDAY

WORSHIPSUNDAYSCHOOL VBS

COOPPROGRAM

GIVING18th Street Community Church 26 0 2 16 7 14 N/AAltoona 1st Southern 49 0 1 18 4 0 N/ABeaver Baptist Church 15 0 N/A 45 0 0 $0.00Beulah Baptist Church N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/ABread of Life Fship 14 3 0 17 11 6 N/ACalifornia Bapt Church 25 4 N/A 16 15 0 N/ACalvary Baptist Church 102 16 N/A 125 62 105 N/ACarmichaels, FBC 71 5 0 40 10 0 $420.00Catalyst Church 135 12 N/A 95 55 0 N/AChristian House Bapt 30 2 3 30 20 0 $1,487.00Colonial Hills Baptist Church 36 1 2 30 15 62 N/ACommunity Baptist Church at Charleroi 103 0 5 37 19 42 $10,782.00Community Bible Church 40 0 0 30 12 0 $0.00Down County Baptist Church 43 0 0 9 5 0 $900.00Edgewood Baptist Church 253 6 N/A 160 58 78 N/AElk Baptist Church 52 4 5 19 26 33 $4,420.00Expressway Baptist Church 60 7 0 50 30 30 $4,702.00Faith Baptist Church 10 0 0 10 0 0 N/AFaith Community Church Lakeside 75 7 6 130 50 43 $10,096.00Faithbridge Community Church 105 19 80 35 45 $1,000.00First Baptist Church 120 2 2 120 69 50 $3,000.00First Baptist Church N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/AFirst Baptist Church 17 0 2 17 6 0 N/AFirst Baptist Church of Rochester 174 0 0 35 N/A N/A $1,664.00Garwood Baptist Church 340 9 N/A 88 35 61 $11,429.00Grace Baptist Church 41 19 3 45 10 25 $500.00Grace Baptist Church 185 23 N/A 207 75 50 N/Ah2o City Church 76 1 30 54 49 0 N/Ah2o University N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/AHarvest Bible Chapel Pittsburgh East 139 16 38 274 400 0 N/AHillcrest Baptist Church 100 7 N/A 75 45 75 $600.00Hope Chapel N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/AInner City Ministries N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/AJourney Baptist Church N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/ALaurel Mountain Bible Church N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/ALiberty Baptist Church 60 2 1 40 10 0 $0.00Live Out Baptist Church 11 2 N/A 81 60 N/A $9,603.00Living Faith Bible Church 24 4 0 19 8 0 $3,544.00Living Faith Community Church 34 1 2 80 105 0 $12,462.00Living Water Community Church 24 0 N/A 24 15 0 $3,600.00Living Word Baptist Church N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A $2,329.00Lower Burrell Baptist Church 70 0 6 74 24 0 $6,600.00Millcreek Community 238 12 N/A 380 239 225 $6,600.00Monroeville Baptist Church 50 0 0 60 22 0 N/ANew Beginnings Baptist Church 60 3 N/A 70 15 0 N/ANew Hope Baptist Church 65 2 N/A 65 40 30 N/A

West Region

CHURCH NAMETOTAL

MEMBERSTOTAL

BAPTISMSOTHER

ADDITIONSSUNDAY

WORSHIPSUNDAYSCHOOL VBS

COOPPROGRAM

GIVINGNorth Park Baptist Church 138 0 4 31 17 0 $4,186.00North Ten Mile Baptist Church N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/APittsburgh Bapt Church 134 3 1 97 49 75 N/APittsburgh International Japanese Church 10 0 0 10 5 0 $2,598.00Redeeming Grace Church 23 1 9 30 20 0 $2,350.00Reformed Baptist Church of Pittsburgh 21 5 3 30 10 0 $2,588.00Renaissance Church Pittsburgh 91 8 N/A 195 100 N/A N/ARiver City Evangelical Church Inc 18 2 4 30 15 30 $1,387.00Rolling Hills Baptist Church 100 10 N/A 90 60 121 $2,003.00Scenic Hill Bapt Chapel 7 4 0 6 0 0 $120.00Second Baptist Church 30 6 N/A 40 20 0 N/AShannon Creek Bapt Church 96 2 6 60 30 40 N/ASlavic Baptist Church (Ukrainian) N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/ATarget One Ministries N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/AThe Church That Meets at Ramey 155 11 N/A 115 28 55 $275.00The Well Church 15 7 0 35 0 0 N/AThree Rivers Grace Community Church 72 5 1 115 0 0 $4,800.00Vietnamese Baptist Church 50 0 0 80 62 0 N/AWest Hills Bapt Church 35 0 4 75 35 30 $14,700.00West Side Baptist 96 3 0 50 50 33 N/AWestmont Baptist 75 0 6 45 25 25 N/AWhitestown Road Bapt N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/AZion 120 10 2 305 221 85 $2,400.00Zion Baptist Church N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/AZion Hill Baptist Church N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

TOTALS 4,358 266 148 4,204 2,408 1,468 $133,145.00**Data based on receipts at the Convention Resource Center

CHURCH NAMETOTAL

MEMBERSTOTAL

BAPTISMSOTHER

ADDITIONSSUNDAY

WORSHIPSUNDAYSCHOOL VBS

COOPPROGRAM

GIVINGAmazing Grace Community Church 225 35 25 185 80 0 N/ABaptist Chapel International Life Explosion 35 5 3 30 35 0 N/ABrowns Mills Bapt Church 35 0 N/A N/A 15 12 $5,672.00Cedar Ave Bapt Church 45 1 1 30 10 0 N/AChurch of the Good Shepherd Mt Laurel N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/ACornerstone Fellowship 95 6 4 85 30 35 N/ACrosspoint Arabic Church N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/ACultivate Church 93 2 0 98 105 60 $3,309.00Delaware Valley Baptist Church 874 46 42 513 230 217 N/AFellowship Capital City 32 10 N/A 75 12 0 N/AFirst International Baptist Church of Tr N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/AGrace Bible Church 390 30 50 693 300 200 $10,000.00Grace Falls Church 20 1 1 33 8 30 $1,037.00Haitian Baptist Church of Willingboro 176 1 10 200 30 150 N/AHaitian Church of the Great Commission N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/AHaitian Tabernacle Baptist Church N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/AIglesia Bautista Gerizim 60 5 0 75 70 89 $780.00Iglesia Bautista Salem 25 2 0 26 23 34 N/AJesus Is Lord Baptist 70 0 0 20 15 30 $1,250.00Keystone South Jersey Church 40 15 N/A 150 95 60 N/AKorean Bapt of NJ N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/ALegacy 242 Church 57 5 0 30 15 0 $5,452.00New Hope Baptist Church 20 2 N/A 22 12 35 $2,630.00New Jerusalem Baptist Church N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/ANew Pilgrim Baptist Church 25 15 0 20 12 0 N/AOne Hope In Christ Christian Fellowship N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/ARancocas Valley Baptist Church 50 2 3 37 32 30 N/ASlavic Evangelical Baptist Church N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/ASouth Jersey Bible Internationl 83 2 N/A 56 18 22 N/ASouthside Baptist Church 109 1 N/A 70 43 78 $4,886.00Tabernacle Baptist Church N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/ATabernacle of Faith Christian Center Inc 35 0 N/A 23 16 0 $26.00The Church of the Good Sheperd Cherry H 177 7 N/A 115 50 114 $12,675.00The Lifehouse Church 94 3 11 58 17 0 $6,752.00The Soar Church 500 50 N/A 400 70 50 N/AUkrainian Evangelical Baptist Church 115 11 0 480 25 30 N/AUkrainian House of the Gospel N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

TOTALS 3,480 150 3,524 1,368 1,276 $54,469.00

South Jersey Region

**Data based on receipts at the Convention Resource Center

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1971 76 1,008 1,132 9,578 9,002 3,243 1,238 1,579 650 8,333 1,477,377 90,848 258,8901972 91 946 1,017 10,312 9,226 2,414 1,347 1,598 715 8,773 2,242,902 1,613,080 104,047 53,610 232,0151973 95 1,229 1,065 11,170 9,945 2,560 1,687 1,775 578 11,106 2,564,481 1,987,331 124,343 66,807 245,7231974 106 1,182 1,229 12,345 10,663 2,396 1,591 1,819 779 10,811 2,440,213 2,440,213 140,455 67,655 305,9641975 111 1,259 1,047 14,142 11,139 2,590 1,865 1,954 770 13,164 2,556,973 2,556,973 160,395 81,900 389,1011976 116 1,244 1,109 14,455 12,186 2,535 1,154 1,931 679 12,637 3,015,931 3,015,931 177,051 81,232 424,5901977 132 1,154 1,121 15,572 11,891 2,806 2,213 2,141 759 12,616 3,011,247 3,011,247 191,944 96,417 470,8231978 131 1,185 1,103 12,610 16,366 12,604 2,696 2,295 2,050 862 13,334 3,250,926 3,250,926 223,390 112,518 544,6411979 141 1,316 1,120 13,218 16,322 12,911 2,688 2,376 2,215 993 13,542 3,417,810 3,744,692 251,233 124,233 734,4611980 151 1,491 1,265 13,582 16,790 13,479 3,525 2,709 1,845 684 13,898 3,161,931 4,221,766 280,774 141,999 869,5261981 153 1,286 1,137 14,441 17,575 14,017 3,493 2,721 1,859 719 14,216 3,465,632 4,708,146 302,998 158,307 874,1631982 169 1,303 1,155 14,755 18,419 15,119 4,006 2,707 2,069 891 15,520 3,657,394 5,609,516 328,410 170,043 971,7311983 168 1,185 1,044 14,651 18,448 15,894 4,000 2,612 2,028 905 12,274 4,113,637 5,724,841 346,579 189,722 820,4091984 175 1,255 1,352 15,589 19,061 15,393 4,191 2,714 2,165 1,180 9,088 3,991,519 6,325,284 380,178 209,608 967,0191985 176 1,283 1,432 15,883 19,140 15,904 4,167 3,079 2,137 1,183 9,827 3,896,862 7,382,500 419,360 229,264 1,179,9741986 172 1,085 1,249 15,973 19,231 15,657 3,895 2,876 2,402 1,236 8,969 4,077,050 7,649,505 431,824 224,703 1,244,8281987 164 865 1,264 16,970 21,181 16,253 4,043 3,138 2,549 1,315 8,125 4,075,334 8,523,382 491,370 252,400 1,313,1581988 180 1,022 1,329 16,664 20,836 15,278 4,559 3,040 2,951 1,121 8,054 4,265,328 8,574,392 537,337 271,849 1,413,3781989 186 1,157 1,364 17,020 22,796 16,332 4,910 3,440 2,854 1,127 8,558 6,546,185 8,938,228 627,511 292,178 1,400,5551990 189 1,092 1,162 17,488 21,173 15,704 5,592 3,317 2,715 1,350 8,148 6,863,611 9,495,271 582,860 310,412 1,380,2681991 181 1,256 966 16,332 24,543 14,987 4,575 3,369 2,382 1,135 8,237 5,959,672 9,372,327 493,640 270,772 1,257,5441992 208 1,015 1,007 15,975 23,089 15,123 3,976 3,434 2,339 1,007 8,992 5,704,643 10,441,259 508,815 278,151 121,2821993 234 1,123 1,350 18,230 21,166 14,440 4,442 3,260 1,893 916 8,137 5,081,881 9,825,833 532,109 283,869 1,308,4291994 227 1,016 1,201 19,525 22,125 13,326 5,261 2,825 1,644 1,196 7,819 5,548,526 11,360,022 508,704 274,082 1,347,8801995 231 1,076 1,391 20,267 23,046 13,838 4,024 3,190 1,971 1,539 8,371 5,575,062 10,593,797 563,068 291,551 1,329,0151996 252 1,448 1,668 23,758 27,504 14,315 3,441 2,860 1,624 1,469 8,118 3,536,936 11,081,479 540,698 287,867 1,253,7521997 257 1,642 1,004 26,790 29,917 13,905 4,006 2,373 1,516 875 2,017 7,104 3,869,233 11,311,920 537,856 315,436 1,399,9161998 286 1,811 938 32,556 35,814 15,639 4,856 3,923 1,813 1,473 1,932 10,858 4,837,459 13,792,283 622,722 317,147 1,452,2151999 298 1,953 969 33,184 36,609 16,676 5,813 3,259 2,258 1,171 5,279,546 14,019,144 723,298 N/A 1,603,1172000 323 2,123 1,102 36,689 41,755 18,395 5,201 2,965 2,665 843 1,718 11,421 21,062,811 16,536,605 749,152 N/A 1,893,1322001 321 2,347 933 41,908 46,622 20,874 4,609 4,759 1,927 846 2,007 10,416 5,585,645 13,239,525 756,846 N/A 1,767,1502002 356 2,732 1,168 46,778 50,426 24,342 4,749 4,675 1,908 933 1,928 11,469 5,352,799 13,502,421 797,529 N/A 1,693,1712003 367 2,935 1,034 46,564 50,118 24,856 5,209 4,862 1,715 1,043 2,558 10,548 4,445,293 13,195,152 831,457 N/A 1,467,7432004 374 3,852 664 52,916 58,219 29,256 6,404 3,093 2,307 745 1,880 12,232 7,683,749 15,632,365 713,788 N/A 1,891,3052005 379 4,417 650 54,466 58,341 30,929 5,255 2,691 1,775 700 2,210 13,307 5,715,603 11,587,844 657,075 N/A 1,432,9272006 390 4,612 793 54,563 58,647 31,696 5,591 3,690 1,708 664 2,206 13,619 6,139,484 12,924,075 874,474 N/A 1,715,9412007 385 4,067 764 47,751 54,938 23,771 5,454 5,293 1,126 531 2,671 12,146 5,368,926 16,170,016 752,309 N/A 2,130,5812008 390 4,356 719 50,662 56,298 29,219 4,046 5,337 1,333 562 3,134 13,490 5,289,417 15,455,843 734,511 N/A 2,016,4342009 357 4,252 495 50,829 55,003 28,664 3,609 5,189 1,018 404 3,619 13,743 5,766,476 14,315,249 706,856 N/A 1,921,3892010 340 3,424 465 42,332 47,000 24,117 3,601 3,786 767 473 3,072 12,276 6,033,897 14,287,196 729,798 N/A 1,843,6402011 358 2,136 1,552 N/A 43,401 13,091 N/A N/A N/A N/A 3,878 8,983 N/A 16,398,811 710,074 N/A 1,975,1562012 358 1,495 936 N/A 30,130 11,293 N/A N/A N/A N/A 6,099 7,838 N/A 14,160,324 782,555 N/A 1,614,7722013 347 1,986 1,016 N/A 32,593 12,694 N/A N/A N/A N/A 3,899 8,041 N/A 18,378,703 814,699 N/A 2,530,0202014 323 1,838 1,317 N/A 26,978 11,991 N/A N/A N/A N/A 4,911 7,447 N/A 18,767,405 946,412 N/A 2,632,2532015 350 1,577 1,281 N/A 26,936 10,261 N/A N/A N/A N/A 4,342 6,963 N/A 19,338,706 853,542 N/A2016 344 1,595 814 N/A 28,670 11,972 N/A N/A N/A N/A 5,493 7,756 N/A 18,211,510 1,202,590 N/A 2,117,5682017 325 1,580 767 N/A 28,868 13,689 N/A N/A N/A N/A 5,291 8,191 N/A 17,620,197 682,771 N/A 2,345,518

Number of 1983 - 155 1986 - 150 1989 - 151 1992 - 179 1995 - 168 1998 - 210 2001 - 253 2004 - 290 2007 - 319 2010 - 206 2013 - 215 2016 - 252Reporting 1984 - 163 1987 - 145 1990 - 147 1993 - 163 1996 - 186 1999 - 216 2002 - 250 2005 - 197 2008 - 314 2011 - 204 2014 - 227 2017 - 247Churches: 1985 - 160 1988 - 151 1991 - 142 1994 - 150 1997 - 197 2000 - 246 2003 - 258 2006 - 267 2009 - 321 2012 - 229 2015 - 210

HISTORICAL TABLE

Year Place President Executive Director

Vice Presidents Recording Secretaries

Convention Sermon

1972 Philadelphia, PA C.E. Price G. W. Bullard Vernon Lee Clarence Moore Maryellen Perkins Fred N. Jolly

1973 Carlisle, PA Kenneth Estep G. W. Bullard George Bagwell Frank Bowman Maryellen Perkins David H. Perkins

1974 McMurray, PA Kenneth Estep G. W. Bullard John Stair Robert Garber Frank Bowman Samuel Byler

1975 Cherry Hill, PA Frank Bowman G. W. Bullard John Stair Robert Garber

Marvin Garner Maryellen Perkins Nolan Kennedy

1976 Carlisle, PA Calvin Bailey G. W. Bullard Cornelius Bright Marvin Garner Maryellen Perkins C. Albert Ambrose

1977 Conyngham, PA Calvin Bailey G. W. Bullard Ronald Porter David Sheppard

Marvin Garner Maryellen Perkins Archie Washington

1978 Pittsburgh, PA Albert Ambrose Ellis M. Bush Marshall Crawley Stanley Smith

Marvin Garner Maryellen Perkins Jack Smith

1979 Gettysburg, PA Albert Ambrose Ellis M. Bush Marshall Crawley Stanley Smith

Samuel Byler Maryellen Perkins Thoma Adams

1980 Paoli, PA James Ward Ellis M. Bush Clyde Risen Robert Garber

Samuel Byler Maryellen Perkins Norman Clapp

1981 Erie, PA James Ward Ellis M. Bush Clyde Risen Marshall Crawley

Samuel Byler Maryellen Perkins Cornelius Bright

1982 Mechanicsburg, PA Marshall Crawley Ellis M. Bush John C. Bell Robert Walker June Rudick Samuel Byler

1983 Paoli, PA John Bell Ellis M. Bush Arne Gulbrandsen Robert Walker June Rudick John Stair

1984 Gettysburg, PA Clyde Risen Ellis M. Bush David Waltz Dudley Penton

Robert Walker June Rudick William Johnson

1985 Monroeville, PA Clyde Risen Ellis M. Bush David Waltz Dudley Penton

Robert Walker June Rudick Laurin Gardner

1986 York, PA David Waltz Ellis M. Bush Fred N. Jolly Karen Petro

Bill Burns June Rudick James Ward

1987 Wrightstown, NJ David Waltz J. N. Evans, Jr. Interim

Fred N. Jolly Karen Petro

Bill Burns June Rudick Joseph Deaton

1988 McMurray, PA Daniel Crow Wallace A. C. Williams

James Nunn Lee Bolton

Robert HillJane Koppenheffer Yun Yong

1989 Gettsburg, PA Daniel Crow Wallace A. C. Williams Lee Bolton Robert Hill

Jane KoppenhefferWallace A. C. Williams

1990 Mechanicsburg, PA Charles Teague Wallace A. C. Williams

Lamar Duke Paul Helton

Robert Hill Jane Koppenheffer Calvin Bailey

1991 Paoli, PA Charles Teague Wallace A. C. Williams

Lamar Duke Paul Helton

Robert Hill Jane Koppenheffer Willis Brown

1992 Williamsport, PA William Johnson David C. Waltz Interim Ray Wise Robert Hill

Jane Koppenheffer Gaynor Yancey

1993 Pittsburgh, PA William Johnson David C. Waltz Ray Wise George Sanders

Robert Hill Jane Koppenheffer George Ratz

1994 Middletown, PA Ray Wise David C. Waltz George Sanders Andrew Stabler

Robert Hill Jane Koppenheffer Jimmie Knox

1995 Exton, PA Ray Wise David C. Waltz George Sanders Andrew Stabler

Robert Hill Jane Koppenheffer Bill Duke

1996 Altoona, PA George Sanders David C. Waltz Kathy Sheldon Andrew Stabler

Robert Hill Jane Koppenheffer Daniel Crow

1997 Williamsport, PA George Sanders David C. Waltz Kathy Sheldon Andrew Stabler

Melba Boudreaux Leon Runner Douglas Pilot

1998 Browns Mills, NJ Pat Colladay David C. Waltz Jimmie Knox Melba Boudreaux Leon Runner Frank Miller

1999 York, PA Pat Colladay David C. Waltz Todd CyphersStephen Moon

Melba Boudreaux Leon Runner John Kovalchuk

2000 Mechanicsburg, PA Henry Nash David C. Waltz Leon RunnerJohn Estes

Melba Boudreaux Mark Dooley Charles Teague

2001 Clarion, PA Leon Runner David C. Waltz Tom SchenkChris Wells

Melba Boudreaux Mark Dooley William Scott

2002 Philadelphia, PA Leon Runner David C. Waltz Tom SchenkChris Wells

Melba Boudreaux Mark Dooley Peter Yanes

2003 State College, PA Terry Douglas David C. Waltz Chris WallsJohn Doerfler

Melba Boudreaux Mark Dooley David Hoke

2004 Monroeville, PA Terry Douglas David C. Waltz Steve SheldonJohn Doerfler Melba Boudreaux K.Marshall Williams

2005 Mechanicsburg, PA Jerry Dixon David C. WaltzDomingo Guevarra John Doerfler Melba Boudreaux Adam Kravets

2006 Lancaster, PA Jimmie Knox David C. Waltz Roger Manao Melba Boudreaux Ted Justice

2007 Gettysburg, PA K.Marshall Williams David C. WaltzDiann Douglas Tommy Brown Melba Boudreaux Pusey Losch

2008 Altoona, PA K.Marshall Williams David C. WaltzJohn Cope Kenton Hunt Doug Lesher Larry Hutcherson

2009 Bushkill, PA Peter Yanes David C. WaltzKim Grueser Robert Lindsay Doug Lesher Ted Johnson

2010 Philadelphia, PAYanes/Grueser July 2010 David C. Waltz

Kim GrueserRobert Lindsay Doug Lesher Peter Yanes

2011 Harrisburg, PA Kim Grueser David C. WaltzLou ParadisoRony Guerra Doug Lesher John Cope

2012 Pittsburgh, PA Kim Grueser David C. WaltzLou ParadisoSteven Clifton Doug Lesher Fernando Downs

2013 Mechanicsburg, PA Pusey Losch David C. WaltzTom LemmonSteven Clifton Kenton Hunt Gerald Branch

2014 Willingboro, NJ Pusey Losch David C. WaltzBrian KingDarius Nable Kenton Hunt Brian King

2015 Harrisburg, PA Brian King Sr. David C. WaltzKevin RobertsGeorge Tynes Jane Koppenheffer Gerald Mounce

2016 Bolivar, PA Brian King Sr.Stanley K. Smith,Interim

Kevin RobertsGeorge Tynes

Ryan KneppAntoinette Buie James Hogan

2017 York, PA Kevin RobertsBarry E. Whitworth George Tynes Antoinette Buie Buff McNickle