2020-2021 annual report of the executive secretary

Building A Better World Through Christian Missions!

2020-2021Annual Report

of theExecutive

Secretary-TreasurerRev. Emmett L. Dunn

International Offi ce8201 Corporate Drive, Suite 1245Landover, Maryland, USA 20785

Phone: 301.429.3300Fax: 301.429.3304

Email: [email protected]: www.lottcarey.org

2020-2021Annual Report of the Executive Secretary-Treasurer

Rev. Emmett L. Dunn

Lott Carey Baptist Foreign Mission

Society, Inc.

International Office8201 Corporate Drive, Suite 1245Landover, Maryland, USA 20785

Phone: 301.429.3300Fax: 301.429.3304

Email: [email protected]: www.lottcarey.org

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124th Lott Carey Annual SessionA Virtual Experience

Rev. Lott Carey1780 – 1828

TABLE OF CONTENTS2020-2021 ANNUAL REPORT

Convention Officers and Staff .........................................................................................2

Executive Secretary-Treasurer .........................................................................................3 Rev. Emmett L. Dunn

African AIDS Initiative International (AAII), Ethiopia ...................................................7 Elleni Gebreamlak, President

Guyana Missionary Baptist Church, Guyana ...................................................................8 Rev. Brenda K. Harewood

Lott Carey Baptist Mission, India ..................................................................................13 Mr. Thomas T. Roy

Trinity Evangelical Ministry, Jamaica ...........................................................................20 Rev. Karl B. Johnson

Lott Carey Baptist Ministries, Kenya-Sudan .................................................................22 Rev. Hezron K. Cheruiyot

Lott Carey Baptist Mission Schools, Liberia .................................................................24 Rev. Emile D. E. Sam-Peal

Lott Carey Baptist Mission, Nigeria ..............................................................................28 Rev. Kenneth C. Ebong

Teen Challenge and Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church, South Africa.............................31 Rev. Jacobus Nomdoe

Zimbabwe Theological Seminary, Zimbabwe ...............................................................33 Henry Mugabe, Ph.D.

Leading Contributors to Christian Missions ..................................................................37

Roll Call of Contributors to Christian Missions ............................................................41

General Baptist State Converntion of North Carolina ...................................................57

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ELECTED CONVENTION OFFICERS

Rev. Gregory J. JacksonPresident

Dr. Gina M. Stewart1st Vice President

Rev. Dr. Jesse T. Williams2nd Vice President

Ms. Rosette T. Graham President

Women in Service Everywhere(Transitioned Dec. 2020)

Rev. Dr. Angelita Clifton1st Vice President

Women In Service Everywhere

Mr. Tony TaylorMen On Mission

Team Leader

Dr. John M. Alexander, Jr.Chairman, Board of Directors

Rev. Vernon GordonInternational Youth

Development Team Leader

Mrs. Tonga R. PetersonOperations Manager

Ms. Kathi L. Reid Program Manager,

Disaster Services Network(Retired December 2020)

Mrs. Barbara T. CrumpMission Education

Coordinator

Mr. Atiba E. Goatley Assistant Operations Manager

Project Coordinator

Dr. Evans L. SpagnerMission Education

Coordinator

UNITED STATES STAFF

Mrs. Takeshia Klu Project Coordinator,

Disaster Services Network

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To the Lott Carey family gathered virtually for the 124th Annual Session, I greet you in the precious name of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, who has

sustained us by his grace and mercy.

This report is a summary of the year under review and seeks to allow you to see what we were able to accomplish together. As with the fiscal year 2019/2020, this last year saw some of

the same challenges brought on by COVID-19. Notwithstanding, we once again experienced the Providence of God. You will read in this report how Lott Carey was able to continue our outreach, both domestically and globally. Thanks for the prayers and generous support of so many.

Who are we?

The Lott Carey movement was founded in 1897 by African American Baptists who were committed to a substantial international mission thrust – especially on the African continent. They believed that nothing should distract the church from executing its primary objective of advancing God’s mission throughout the world. Since our founding as the Lott Carey Baptist Foreign Mission Society, we have single-mindedly engaged in Christian missions around the world.

We bear the name of the Rev. Lott Carey, whose fascinating story has served as inspiration for generations. Born enslaved in 1780 in Charles City County, Virginia, Lott Carey became a disciple of Jesus in 1807, purchased his freedom in 1813, and led the first Baptist missionaries to Africa from the United States in 1821. His pioneering missionary team settled in Liberia, where he engaged in evangelism, education, and health care. Rev. Carey served as a well-respected and gifted missional and civic leader until his death in 1828. He was also the organizing pastor for the first Baptist church in Liberia – the Providence Baptist Church in Monrovia. His life of commitment, leadership, vision, and perseverance continue to guide us.

In the 19th and early 20th centuries, we were a Black Baptist organization that engaged in missions on the African continent. In the 21st centuries, we are a multicultural, ecumenical, global Christian missional community born of African American Baptist heritage.

What do we do? Our Mission

We provide prayer partnership, financial support, and technical assistance to indigenous communities around the world who engage in ministries of evangelism, compassion, empowerment, and advocacy. We work with people from various ethnic identities, diverse Christian traditions, and different faith communities around shared values and interests to help build a better world.

Over our 124 years of mission engagement, we have impacted the following countries: Australia, Canada, Democratic Republic of Congo, Ethiopia, Ghana, Guyana, Haiti, India, Italy, Jamaica, Kenya, Liberia, Malawi, Mozambique, Nepal, Niger, Nigeria, Philippians, Somalia, South Africa, South Sudan, Tanzania, Turkey, Uganda, United States, Zambia, and Zimbabwe.

Currently, we are financially supporting fourteen (14) ministries in eleven (11) countries, including our disaster relief services here in the United States.

LOTT CAREY BAPTIST FOREIGN MISSION CONVENTION

Rev. Emmett L. DunnExecutive Secretary-Treasurer

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What Have We Done?

Our strategic emphases for the period under review were:

1. To maintain monthly commitments to our global partners.

2. To develop a strategic fund development plan with an emphasis on individual donors.

3. To improve technological infrastructures.

4. To build staff capacity.

5. To establish a member services department.

6. To provide multiple opportunities for Mis-sion Education.

7. To heighten brand awareness.

Despite the many challenges and setbacks, we made significant progress toward accomplishing all seven goals.

• We maintained our commitment to our partners,

• Completed our fund development plan, with emphasis on individual donors,

• Installed a digital phone system, giving us the ability to telework more effectively,

• Offered multiple opportunities for mission education,

• Built a new website,

• Produced a monthly publication, Lott Carey Mission Spotlight.

Highlights of Ongoing Support with International Partners

• In Kenya, Nigeria, and Haiti, we continue to support churches, pastors, and community impact ministries.

• In Zimbabwe, we continue to provide theological training for pastors and church leaders to lead congregations in transformational ministries.

• In Liberia, we continue to provide high-quality education to help children become builders and leaders in a country still suffering from many years of civil unrest.

• In Jamaica, we continue to provide skills training for young adults to give them alternatives to crime and addiction.

• In Guyana and India, we continue to provide general health care for the poor and services for people with HIV and AIDS so that mothers, children, and families can be healthier and more whole.

• In Ethiopia and South Africa, we continue to help victims of sexual slavery to be rescued, to recover, and rebuild lives of hope and meaning.

To this end, we provided:

• $564.000 in direct mission support

• $177,583 in special projects support for foreign missions.

• $101,000 in support of hunger relief in Guyana, Haiti, Liberia, and Zimbabwe

• $66,000 in disaster recovery for communities in Lake Charles, Louisiana; Jackson, Mississippi; Houston, Texas, Dallas-Fort-Worth, Texas; Puerto Rico and the Islands of the Bahamas.

Disaster Relief Services

In collaboration with our national partners, Lott Cary accomplished the following:

Impact in Alexandria, Baton Rouge, Jennings, Lake Charles, and New Orleans, Louisiana:

• Seventy-four boxes of food distributed by the United Education Missionary Baptist Association to residents of Alexandria, Louisiana.

• 500 boxes of food distributed by St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church to residents of Jennings, Louisiana.


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• Six thousand boxes of food distributed PLUS 260 containers of games, hygiene kits, cleaning supplies distributed by the Lake Charles Hope Complex.

• 1,500 boxes of cleaning supplies distributed by the American Red Cross to Louisiana State University students; 71 volunteers recruited to assist with set-up and distribution of meals and supplies.

• Eleven groups provided support to help clean up debris and much more.

• Thirteen organizations provided food to feed the community.

• Twelve companies provided supplies for distribution.

• 2 Universities assisted with clean-up and delivery of meals and gift cards to seniors; 60 student volunteers helped in this effort.

In Houston and Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas:

• Twenty churches in the Dallas-Fort Worth areas provided financial assistance for the restoration of facilities from the effects of the Shirley ice storm.

• In collaboration with the Dallas Baptist Ministers’ Union, ten churches received financial assistance to repair damaged plumbing.

In Jackson, Mississippi:

• In partnership with The Samuel DeWitt Proctor Conference Coalition, financial support was provided to pastors to purchase water, groceries, and other items needed for the congregations and communities.

Thriving in Ministry

Our Thriving in Ministry program is designed to expose church leaders and lead pastors to reimagine how to do ministry in an ever-changing environment. This program is made possible by grants received from the Lilly Endowment. Currently, we have 24 lead women pastors and 22 millennial pastors participating.

In January 2021, Lott Carey released a new podcast series that draws from the wisdom of Black pastors. “Pilgrimages of Thriving” explores how Black pastoral leaders in the United States flourish in their various ministerial contexts. The podcast series consist of 36 interview-based episodes, each highlighting a prominent Black pastoral leader. Production on the series, produced jointly by Lott Carey and Good Faith Media, began shortly after it was announced in August 2020. A new 30-minute episode is being released each Wednesday on all major podcasting platforms and at LottCarey.org.

How Can You Help?

1. Pray for us (Leadership, International Partners, and Staff).

2. Make a commitment to support Lott Carey with your financial gifts.

3. Make a commitment to become a Lott Carey Ambassador. Recruit others in your network to become a part of Lott Carey.

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Where will your money go?

• Educate more than 12,000 students in Liberia, India, Nigeria, and Guyana.

• Offer practical skills training to both men and women in Jamaica.

• Provide FREE medical care for leprosy patients and the indigent in India.

• Provide HIV/AIDS education, prevention, care, and support in Ethiopia.

• Provide medical supplies for the Kipsitet Medical Center in Kenya.

• Provide seed for farmers and support Theological Education training in Zimbabwe.

• Respond to world hunger.

• Support more than 90 churches in Kenya and Nigeria.

• Support Women’s Empowerment in the global south.

• Support the A. Carlisle Miller Cottage Hospital in Guyana.

• Respond to natural and man-made disasters domestically.

• Underwrite the evangelistic efforts of the Baptist Convention of South Africa.

Gratitude

I learned very early the importance of saying thanks. I am thankful for the diligence and commitment of our current staff team, Mrs. Tonga Peterson and Mr. Atiba Goatley. They have worked tirelessly to ensure that office operations, especially in this season of COVID-19, functioned uninterrupted. I would also like to express my sincere thanks and appreciation to Mrs. Barbara T. Crump and Rev. Dr. Evans L. Spagner for their leadership and commitment to our Mission Education programming.

Ms. Kathi Reid, who served as disaster services manager, retired after ten years of dedicated services. We will have an opportunity to express our appreciation to Sis. Reid during the 2022 Annual Session. Also leaving the staff team was Ms. Takeshia Klu. Ms. Klu assisted with the coordination of our short-term missions and disaster services. The Board of Directors, under the leadership of Dr. John M. Alexander, Jr. was a tremendous help in advancing the mission of Lott Carey. I am grateful for the relationship that exists between the staff and the board. I extend my most profound appreciation to President Gregory Jackson for his support, guidance, and leadership. As he completes his service as president, I pray for God’s blessings on him. To our international partners, thank you. Lott Carey is, because of you. You have been faithful in serving the communities to which you have been called. To all of our pastors, congregations, and friends, thanks for helping us “keep the lights on.” Finally, to my wife Suan, and children, LeAnn, Emmett, Jr., and Annette, thanks for your encouragement and support.


ETHIOPIA

Dear Lott Carey Family,

Blessings to our Brothers and Sisters of the Lotte Carey family. We pray for the health and safety of all of you. Our lives and mission are blessed by our friendship and partnership with you.

The COVID-19 pandemic is still a huge issue so we really

do not have a lot of updates to report. But, one big development is 90% of the university students now are coming from rural areas, meaning our existence is needed more than ever. Even though the primary focus of our mission is still trying to tackle HIV/AIDS, education about HIV/AIDS is front-and-center to our mission.

Studies show the culture of university campus life appears to be ambivalent about, or even open to sugar daddy practices, sexual experimentation, unprotected and/or casual sex, gender violence, multiple partnerships, and similar high-risk activities. In the context of our mission, with the help of Lotte Carey’s partnership in regards to HIV/AIDS, we need to be vigilant in disseminating information to the student communities since such cultures are in danger of encouraging risk, and thereby abetting death. As a result, university campuses are regarded as high-risk environments for transmission of HIV/AIDS.

Thanks to the Lott Carey family, the mobile testing centers are still being used for health awareness, counseling, emergency contraceptives and pregnancy tests. COVID-19 has made it very difficult for people to come to us, so the mobile testing centers have allowed us to go to them. Thus, the mobile testing ministry have become absolutely lifesaving! We still emphasize teaching awareness, giving people knowledge of HIV status, plus giving information to help them make decisions to protect themselves, and the people around them from spreading the disease.

Lott Carey has been supporting our fight against HIV/AIDS pandemic since 2006, and this relationship is now more important to AAII than ever. Without your help we would not be able to reach people to create awareness, to provide on-the-spot testing, or offer nutritional and medical help wherever they are needed. With your help we are also able to assist university students with disabilities. Due to the Coronavirus Pandemic the whole world is facing right now, understandably, it has been difficult to receive the financial help our mission needs at the present time. But we ask for the family to pray for us and the whole world, as that is needed more right now.

Best regards,Elleni Gebreamlak, President, AAIIAddis Ababa UniversityAddis Ababa, Ethiopia

LOTT CAREY AFRICAN AIDS INITIATIVE INTERNATIONAL (AAII), ETHIOPIA

Elleni Gebreamlak, President AAII

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Salutation

The Guyana Missionary Baptist Church –Lott Carey (GMBC) extends best wishes to the Lott Carey Baptist Foreign Mission Convention (Lott Carey) on its 124th Annual Session. We salute The Reverend Gregory

Jackson, President of Lott Carey; The Reverend Dr. John Alexander, Chairman of the Board; The Reverend Emmet Dunn, Executive Secretary-Treasurer; all other Lott Carey officers and participants at the 124th Annual Session that is taking place virtually under the theme, Engage: Transforming the World through Mission Advocacy; Justice; Empowerment; and Evangelism. We pray that the Holy Spirit will continue to empower and direct the Lott Carey global family as we recommit ourselves to God’s mission mandate for the Church. It is my distinct honor to provide Lott Carey with the GMBC Annual Report for 2020-2021. This is the second chronicle of our ministry amidst the global pandemic caused by COVID -19.

Origins and Present Focus GMBC was founded by The Reverend A. Carlyle Miller, B.A., M.D. and The Reverend Ermeline “Erma” Miller, M.S. in 1960. A context of doctrinal disputes in the Guyana Congregational Church lay the foundation for GMBC birth. Unable to find common ground on the issue of believers’ baptisms by immersion, our founders parted ways with the Congregational Church and started the GMBC. GMBC’s original focus was evangelism, Christian formation, mission outreach, and Christian stewardship. GMBC’s ministry focus is still the same. However, through the years our approach has evolved to ensure that we remain true to the gospel and relevant to the people we serve. Additionally, our various partnerships and professional relationships have helped us to expand our reach globally.

GMBC Christian Witness & Lott Carey’s Partnership GMBC is important to the Christian witness today because it continues to empower congregations and communities to participate in the transformative work of God’s Church through evangelism, Christian formation, mission outreach, and Christian stewardship. At GMBC we affirm that mission is God’s mandate for the church, and our mission partnership in the global Lott Carey family provides opportunities for reciprocal mission engagement. As our primary supporting partner, Lott Carey continues to support us in our efforts “to be the church at work in today’s world” as is relevant and fitting for our context. Additionally, being a part of the global Lott Carey family provides practical and concrete examples of what it means to be a part of the Church Universal.

GMBC Local and Global ImpactGMBC’s core values are community, care, compassion, and generosity. Traditionally GMBC congregations minister to approximately 1000 persons weekly, and the medical clinic serves about 400 patients weekly. However, 2020-2021 has been wrought with very unusual circumstances as we continue to grapple with the lock downs and other effects of COVID-19.

Community – GMBC believes the church is called to be a community of believers (Acts 2:42-47 and Acts 4:32-35), who desire to follow Christ and live in neighborly relationships with one another. Therefore, GMBC pastors encourage opportunities to foster Christian community among congregants. Additionally, GMBC Youth, Women, Men, and Clergy councils work at a national level to coordinate various

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Rev. Brenda K. Harewood, M.Div., Th.M. President and Superintendent Pastor, Guyana Missionary Baptist Church - Lott Carey


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opportunities to facilitate community amongst GMBC congregations. The Councils bolster teachings which facilitate Christian growth, promote fellowship and encourage leadership development. Some highlights of our life together during this reporting period are indicated below:

• Weekly Corporate worship is an important part of GMBC community. During our reporting period our churches continue to offer a hybrid of virtual and in-person worship services.

• GMBC 60th Anniversary (October 2020) – GMBC celebrated its 60th anniversary under the theme: Celebrating 60 years! Continuously Heeding God’s Mission & Vision. We designated October as Founders Month, and each week we paused to reflect on the life and contributions of some of the persons who helped to establish our institution. We invited speakers who have had long ongoing relationships with GMBC. It was also an opportunity to hear testimonials from members in the GMBC diaspora community. We hosted three nights of evangelistic outreach and revivals during this celebration.

• GMBC Youth Day (October 2020) – GMBC Youth Council hosted its third Annual Youth Day Service, under the theme Reflecting on the Past; Embracing the Future; Growing in Christ (2 Corinthians 3:18). The keynote preacher was the Reverend Deno Cartwright, Immediate Past Youth President of Caribbean Baptist Fellowship. This was a virtual event hosted on Zoom and live-streamed via Facebook.

• Annual Joint Communion (December 2020) – Our Clergy council collaborated with the Calvary Baptist Church to host our Annual Joint Communion and Stewardship Sunday. The Reverend Emmet Dunn, Executive Secretary Treasurer served as the Keynote Preacher. This was a virtual event via Facebook and YouTube.

• GMBC Annual Women’s Conference (March 2021) – The theme for the conference was Growing, Flowing and Glowing in Christ (Colossians 2:6-7). The Reverend Lakeesha Walrond, Ph.D., President of New York Theological Seminary served as the Keynote Preacher. Our Workshop presenters were Ms. Peggy Richmond, Ph.D., President

of RichCare Consultancy and Ms. Anisha Moore, M.D., Attending Physician at the Buxton Health Center. Other special guest included Sis Karlene Warrick, President of Caribbean Baptist Women Union (CBFW) and Rev. Dr. Angelita Clifton, Vice President of the Lott Carey Women in Service Everywhere (WISE). This was a virtual event hosted on Zoom and live-streamed via Facebook.

• GMBC Sixth Annual Youth Leaders Retreat (March 2021) – This retreat targeted all GMBC youth leaders and Sunday school teachers and was guided by the theme: Growing in Christ: Step it up and Stomp it out! (Hebrews 12:1). Rev. Shaquisha Barnes, Clinical Chaplain, Duke Regional Hospital, Durham , NC was the Keynote Preacher. This event facilitated opportunities for advance planning, capacity building, worship, fun, and fellowship. This was a virtual event hosted on Zoom and live-streamed via Facebook.

• GMBC Annual Sunday School Bible Bowl (April 2021) – This year we resumed our Annual Bible Bowl as a hybrid of pre-recorded and live event on Zoom. We are grateful to teachers and coaches who spend time preparing the entire Sunday School department, ensuring our children and youth continue to grow in faith and knowledge.

• GMBC Annual Youth Day of Prayer (June 2021) – We converged under the theme: Standing Together in Prayer (Ephesians 6:18). This event provided opportunities for youth to share their testimonies and to pray for each other, our national, regional, and global family. The keynote preacher was GMBC Minister Shaunessy Profitt. This was a virtual event hosted on Zoom.

Care – GMBC continues to minister to individuals, families, and the larger communities we serve. We believe each member in our family of faith should be cherished; supported and encouraged in their Christian walk. As a church community we demonstrate care by providing life-long spiritual learning opportunities, prayer support, Christian counseling, and scholarship support for students perusing tertiary education.

• Bible Studies – When believers meet to study God’s word together, they foster accountability, connection, encouragement, and unconditional love. Such an environment

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also promotes spiritual growth and helps believers to put biblical precepts into practice. We utilize the adult Christian education materials from the Caribbean Christian Publications for our Bible studies. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic. our Bible studies continue to take place weekly on What’s App and Zoom. Churches with limited internet access are hosting their bible studies on Sundays immediately before worship service.

• Prayer Gatherings – When we take time to pray for and with God’s people, we can listen to the Holy Spirit and see God working in real people during real-life circumstances. Due to COVID-19 pandemic, our prayer meetings have been taking place virtually on What’s App and Zoom. Pastors and deacons also visit homes to pray with families as needed.

• Sunday School – Due to COVID 19 pandemic our Sunday School continues to meet virtually on Zoom. These gatherings have provided a stable and consistent Christian education community for our children and youths. We utilize the Christian education materials from the Caribbean Christian Publications for our Sunday school program.

• Erma Miller Scholarship – provides personal and direct care to students taking the next big step in tertiary education. This year’s scholars included:

o Shaunessy Profitt, Ministerial Student, United Theological College, Kingston Jamaica. She earned her Diploma in Ministerial studies from the United Theological College in May 2021. Minister Profitt also received prizes for outstanding performances in Biblical Studies, Christian Education and Christian Worship. Shaunessy’s theological education is funded jointly by Lott Carey, Jamaica Baptist Union (JBU) and GMBC.

o Tamara Scott, Sociology Student, University of Guyana

o Kia Campbell, Engineering student, Guyana Technical Institute. Congratulations to Kia who successfully completed her program.

o Adrianna London, Culinary Science, Carnegie School Home of Economics. Congratulations to Adrianna who has successfully completed her course of studies and earned some distinctions.

Compassion – Guided by Exodus 34:6, we understand compassion is constitutive of God’s very being. We further understand that ministries of compassion must affirms the Image of God in the people we serve. Hence, we work hard to ensure that our various mission outreach projects help affirm the dignity of the people we serve. During the year in review, we joined our partners at the Ministry of Public Health, Food for the Poor, and the Ministry of Education to address health disparities, food insecurities, and educational disparities in the communities we serve.

• The A. Carlyle Miller Health Center and Cottage Hospital continues to provide invaluable service to people of Long Creek and its environs. This clinic offers stellar service in maternal and child health. This clinic is also providing COVID-19 vaccines. We give God thanks for the medical team, their hard work and committed service.

• GMBC Learning Clubs continue to provide academic support for primary and high school children who were preparing for our national and regional exams. Thanks to a COVID-19 education grant from Lott Carey, paper versions of these lessons are prepared and distributed to church communities which have no internet access.

• Thursdays in Black – GMBC continues to support the World Council of Churches (WCC) Thursdays in Black Campaign which seeks to stop gender-based violence (GBV) through advocacy and education. In September 2020 we hosted Thursday in Black Education Forum. The keynote speaker was Ms. Akilah Doris, Ministry of Human Services, Gender Affairs Bureau. This was a virtual event that took place on Zoom and was live-streamed on Facebook. GMBC’s additional Thursday in Black advocacy efforts include:

o Wearing black on Thursdayso Encouraging GMBC leaders and

congregants to use social media platforms on Thursdays to speak up and speak out on GBV

o Educating persons about GBV through sermons and Bible studies.

o Working collaboratively with national agencies to support victims of GBV

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o Encouraging perpetrators to seek professional help

• Breast Cancer Awareness – GMBC WINGS hosted a breast cancer awareness forum. Our keynote speaker was Dr. Cindi Marks Johnson, General Practitioner, Guyana Public Hospital Corporation.

• Food Distribution Centers – GMBC congregations continue to serve as distribution centers for Guyana’s Food for the Poor. We provide food hampers, clothing, school supplies, and household items for families in the communities where GMBC churches are located.

• Abrams Creek Food Distribution Project – We are extremely grateful to the Bethlehem Baptist Church in McKeesport, Pennsylvania for supporting the food and nutrition program at Abrams Creek. Each month over 50 persons receive hampers with essential food supplies.

• Food Insecurity Grant – This year we received a generous grant from Lott Carey to assist families with food insecurities. This grant was designated to provide food hampers for 100 families across GMBC for three months. Families assisted included persons affected by our recent flood.

Generosity – The psalmist tells us that “The earth is the Lord’s and everything in it, the world, and all who live in it.” At GMBC we understand that God owns everything, and humanity is called to be responsible managers of what belongs to God according to God’s desires and purposes. We, therefore, strive to be faithful and generous stewards of all the resources, abilities, and opportunities that God has placed in our care.

• Membership – GMBC values every soul that God has placed in our care, therefore, under the leading of the Holy Spirit, we continue to invest time and resources to ensure the holistic development of the person.

• Partnership – GMBC is grateful for its various partnerships. These partnerships are mutually beneficial to all participants since they unify and strengthen our Christian witness.

o Lott Carey – We are grateful to the Global Lott Carey family for your partnership through the years. Our partnership promotes a unified Christian witness and provides unique opportunities for Lott Carey global

family to learn from, encourage, support, and inspire each other for kingdom building. We are grateful that a wide cross-section of GMBC members were able to participate in Lott Carey’s 123rd annual session because these sessions were available through various social media platforms .

o Ministry of Public Health – we are grateful for the ongoing partnership with the Guyana Ministry of Public Health at the A. Carlyle Miller Clinic. Because of this partnership thousands of persons receive quality health care benefits.

o Imago Dei Leadership Development Center, Inc. (Imago Dei) – We express thanks to churches and persons in the Imago Dei networks for supporting GMBC special projects. This partnership has helped to sustain Camp Somerville, and our Christian education program.

o Jamaica Baptist Union (JBU) – We express our deepest appreciation the JBU for collaborating with us to train the next generation of pastoral leaders

• Fellowship – Over the years GMBC has sustained the following professional relationships.

o Guyana Council of Churches – GMBC is a founding member of this ecumenical body and continues to collaborate with this body to strengthen and extend the Christian witness in Guyana. Our Superintendent, The Reverend Brenda K. Harewood, serves on the Executive Committee. Our Deputy Superintendent, The Reverend Colleen Anthony, serves as the Christian Representative on The Guyana Rights for the Child Commissions.

o Caribbean Baptist Fellowship – GMBC leaders are actively serving this body in the following capacities: Rev Brenda Harewood Serve

on the executive committee and as the second vice-president of this Body.

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Union (CBWU) and serves as a member Editorial team for the CBWU newsletter.

GMBC Youth President, Minister Oniqueca Grenado, serves as Secretary Treasurer of the Youth Executive Committee

Minister Shaunessy Profitt serves as Member-at-Large of the Youth Executive Committee.

o GMBC Participated in the following CBF Events: CBF Virtual General

Assembly (Oct 2020). CBWU Virtual Annual

Executive Meeting (Nov 2020).

CBWU Virtual Day of Prayer (June 2020).

Opportunities for Special Projects and Prayer Partnerships

• Special Projectso Infrastructure Development of Long

Creek Project o Building maintenance for all GMBC

churches o Truck for Long Creek o A Bob Cat for Long Creek Projecto Sports center at Camp Somerville o Expanding Camp Somervilleo Building nursing home for the elderly o Tertiary Scholarships opportunitieso Computers for our learning clubso Tablets/Laptops to facilitate online

learning • Prayer Partnership

o Financial Independenceo Equipping and empowering our

Christian leaders o Rising of a new generation of church

planterso Empowering the Christians leaders

to embrace advocacy work across the nation and in the global community.

o Race relations in Guyanao Integrity of our governmento Train and empower more leaders o Guyana’s ecumenical community

Conclusion We continue to be grateful that our Lott Carey global family continues to stand beside us labor together in the Kingdom of God. Our sincere thanks and appreciation to Lott Carey for its unwavering support, encouragement, and prayers. We pray that God will continue you to bless you abundantly and empower your efforts to touch lives with the transforming love of Christ.


INDIA

It is of the Lord’s mercies that we are not consumed, because his compassions fail not.

They are new every morning: great is thy faithfulness. The Lord is my portion, saith my soul;

therefore, will I hope in him. The Lord is good unto them that wait for him, to the soul that seeketh

him. It is good that a man should both hope and quietly wait for the salvation of the Lord

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Greetings to you in the Precious Name of our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ.

Praise the Lord for His continuous protection and mercy upon us especially during the pandemic situation due to COVID-19. The fast spreading of

COVID-19 all over the globe and its drastic impact made life miserable for the people. Many of them lost their loved ones, and in some cases, their only earning member of the family, and are facing an unsure future.

Nearly eight decades have passed since the Lott Carey Baptist Foreign Mission Convention extended its helping hand to support the poor and needy of the Indian subcontinent. The poor and untouchables of India, especially the leprosy patients, knew the Love of Jesus through the pioneering Mission work of stalwarts like Rev. J H Nelson, Rev. Dr. Abner Frank Nelson and Dr. (Mrs.) Ivy Frey Nelson, who were the pioneers in the Mission’s work in India, backed by the sacrificial financial and prayer support from our brothers and sisters across the globe in the States.

The focus of the Mission--preaching, teaching and healing remains the same throughout all these years, though the magnitude of the work has increased tremendously.

The poor remain poor or poorer, and the rich are getting richer every day in India, as in many other countries. The dreaded epidemic COVID-19 has taken a heavy toll on the financial, physical and mental health of our citizens. Millions of migrant labourers lost their daily bread and were left with no option other than to go back to their home states, due to closure of manufacturing units and lock down. Our work was also affected severely due to restrictions in movement of the staff due to lockdown and scarcity of medicines and equipment. Yet through all this pandemic, the Love of Christ was manifested through us by the selfless service of our staff, particularly our medical teams. In spite of threat to their personal safety, they put the needs of their suffering sisters and brothers first, and did not leave their post.

Instead of thinking their village is the world, the Convention, in its initial stage, understood that the World is their Village, and all people of this planet regardless of cast, creed and colour are their brothers and sisters in the Lord.

Partnering with Lott Carey Convention gave our thoughts and aspirations a new dimension. The much needed prayer support from different parts of the globe reached and rejuvenated our humble efforts in bringing the Love of Christ in Action to the poor and needy of our great country. Through LCC we realised we are not alone, and there are people who are suffering equally or in worse conditions, including illiteracy and poverty, in other parts of the world.

The main areas of our Ministry are three: 1. Preaching, 2. Teaching and 3. Healing.

1. The Ministry of PreachingBy the Grace of God, we were blessed with three more churches, including house churches during the report year. Now we have eleven churches and five prayer groups. Rev. C. V. Valson, through whom the Good Lord works for the enhancement of His Kingdom, is a tireless worker in the vineyard of the Lord. Through him the Lord established eight churches within a short span of fifteen years. I am thankful to the Lord for giving us workers like Pastor Valson, who, though he is affected in one eye, carries on the good work.

LOTT CAREY BAPTIST MISSION, INDIA

Mr. Thomas T. Roy, Superintendent and Secretary/Treasurer


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Details of our churches and prayer groups are given below.

1. Abner Nelson Memorial First Baptist Church, Anandgram, Shahdra, Delhi Established in 1960. Pastor: Rev. C. V. Valson Members: 280 from 90 families Sunday School: 75 children Vacation Bible School: Not held due to COVID-19. Gospel Convention: Could not be conducted physically due to COVID restrictions, but was online. 400-500 people attended from various leprosy colonies and churches.

The imposing three-story structure reminds us of the initial stages of the church in 1960s when worship services were held in a thatched mud hut. It is worthwhile to mention the late Rev. Dr. W. C. Somerville attended worship in that humble mud hut.

2. Union Church, 5, Ansari Road, Daryaganj, New Delhi.Established in 1967. Pastor: Rev. Joel Jagdish Prem Members: 400 from 96 familiesSunday School: 20 children Bible Studies: held online Annual Gospel Convention: About 300 people attended online Whole Night Prayer: Attended by around 45 people online

Rev. Dr. W. C. Somerville in 1967, when Secretary-Treasurer of Lott Carey Baptist Foreign Mission Convention, laid the foundation stone of this church, adjoining the Mission Headquarters in Daryaganj. By the grace of God, the church thrives under the leadership of our new Pastor Rev. Joel J. Prem. His wife, Grace, recently died due to COVID. Please pray for his family.

3. Lott Carey Baptist Mission Church, Indira Chakraborthy Gram, (Leprosy Colony), Hapur Road, Karnal, HaryanaEstablished in 1970. Pastor: Rev. Samson Sagar. Members: 46 Sunday School: 38 children Vacation Bible School: Not held due to COVID-19 Gospel Convention: held online at our church in Anandgram Leprosy Colony, and members of Karnal Church attended the same.

This church was established in 1970 by Rev. Dr. A. F. Nelson and Dr. Mrs. Ivy Frey Nelson, Superintendent of the Mission at that time.

4. Bethany Baptist Church, Bethany Leprosy Colony, Gannaur, HaryanaEstablished in 2013. Pastor: Rev. C. V. Valson Evangelist: Lazar. Members: 95 from 30 families. Sunday School: 23 children VBS: Not conducted due to Covid-19. Gospel Convention: Members attended online Gospel Convention due to COVID-19 restrictions.

We pray and hope that situations return to normal at the earliest, so that people can meet each other and have the joy of fellowship.

5. Mount Olivet Baptist Church, Gharounda, HaryanaEstablished in 2016. Pastor: Rev. Vikas Singh Members: 80 from 20 families Sunday school: 15 children VBS: Not conducted due to Covid-19.

This is a fast growing church, by the grace of God.

6. Ebenezer Baptist Church, Sadabad, Agra, Uttar PradeshEstablished in 2018. Evangelist: Mr. Mukesh Members: 40 from 16 families Sunday School: 46 children (Not held due to pandemic) VBS: Not held due to COVID-19

We have plans to build a small non-formal school for poor children as soon as we get funds. The land was purchased and boundary walls have been built. However, due to COVID we could not start any construction. Church is being held at the house of Evangelist Mukesh, which was renovated to accommodate the church and school.

7. Mount Sinai Baptist Church, Panipat, HaryanaEstablished in 2019. Evangelist: Ajmer Singh Members: 50 from 14 families Sunday School: Not held due to COVID

We were able to purchase a plot of land to build the church building, and boundary walls were built. Now the church is being held in a nearby building till we construct the new church building.


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8. Bethel Baptist Church, Faridabad, HaryanaEstablished in 2019. Evangelist: Prashant Masih Members: 60 from 20 families Sunday School: Not held due to COVID

In the leprosy colony at Faridabad, Haryana, we started this church in 2019 as a prayer group. Now we have a church. Please pray for this growing church.

9. St. Thomas Baptist Church, Village Ladhiyapur, Ballabgarh, HaryanaEstablished in 2020 (House Church) Evangelist: Prashant Masih Members: 25

10. Nazareth Baptist Church, Village Dabwali, Bhatinda, Punjab (House Church)Established in 2020 (House Church). Evangelist: Rajiv Masih Members: 12

11. Trinity Baptist Church, Village Kunjpura, Newal, Haryana

Established in 2020 (House Church) Evangelist: Rakesh Kumar Members: 15

Prayer groups, with potential to become churches in future:-

a) Prayer Group at Sirsad, in Panipat, Haryana. Strength: 20. Evangelist, Mr. Arjun Singh, conducts the prayer meetings.

b) Prayer Group at Bapoli, in Panipat, Haryana, Strength: 35; Evangelist: Mr. Arjun Singh conduct the prayer meetings.

c) Prayer Group at Dhadlana, Panipat, Haryana. Strength: 30; Rev. Vikas Singh conducts the prayer meetings.

d) The Prayer Group at Derabasy in Punjab: About 20 people attend the prayer group. Evangelist: Arjun Singh. We conduct the prayer meeting once a month.

e) The Prayer Group at Mursa in Uttar Pradesh. About 25 people attend the prayer group. Evangelist Mukesh Kumar is taking care of the flock.

Regular Meetings of Prayer Groups could not be held due to COVID restrictions. However, online services were regularly held wherever possible.

2. Ministry of TeachingThe Mission has the following seven Non-formal Education Projects in the States of Delhi, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh:

a) Little Children’s Montessori Base Primary School, Meerut, Uttar PradeshEstablished in 1950. Principal: Miss Dolly Lal. Number of children: 139 Nursery to Class VStaff: Teaching: 5 Others: 2

The school is fully supported by the Mission.. Only online classes could be held during the report period due to COVID-19 restrictions. This is the first non-formal school for poor children established by the Mission in 1950. Grandchildren of the first batch of Nursery students of this school now study where their grandparents studied.

b) Somerville Non-formal Education Project, Amar Nagar, Faridabad, HaryanaEstablished in 2006. Teacher in charge: Mrs. Anima Kandulna. Number of children: 30

This is a project exclusively for the children of the stone quarry workers, who live in slums in the vicinity and migrate to other work sites where they get jobs. Mrs. Anima Kandulna, is imparting excellent education in the school to more than 30 students of the migrant labourers. However, due to COVID-19, only two months of classes were held. Since the parents of students are extremely poor, they could not afford any smart phones and accessories for online classes. The students are admitted to the local government-run schools after primary education at this project. Since the land is not owned by the Mission, no expansion activities can be undertaken here.

c) Somerville Non-formal School, Anandgram Leprosy Colony, Shahdra, DelhiEstablished in 2014. Number of children: 80 in Nursery.K.G. Staff: Teaching 2, Others 2

The classes were held on the 2nd floor of the church building at Anandgram Leprosy Colony, However, due to the pandemic, no classes were held during the report period.


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d) Somerville Pre-School at Bethany Baptist Church, Gannaur, HaryanaEstablished in 2017. Number of children: 78 in Nursery.K.G. Staff: Teaching 1, Others 3

The first floor of the church in the leprosy colony is used for school purposes. Established in 2017, this school is administered by Pastor Lazar Masih, helped by an assistant. No classes were held due to the pandemic, during the report period.

e) Somerville Pre-School at Mount Olivet Baptist Church, Gharounda, HaryanaEstablished: 2017. Number of children: 23 in Nursery Staff: Teaching 1, Others 1

The school started in 2017 with 10 children and now the strength has increased to 23 students and 2 staff members. No classes were held during the report period due to the pandemic.

f) Somerville Pre-school at Ebenezer Baptist Church, Village Rasidpur, Sadabad, U.P.Established: 2018. Number of children: 38 in Nursery. Staff: Teaching 1, Others:1

The regular classes could not be held due the pandemic.

g) Ankur Project, Somerville School, NOIDA, after regular school hours in partnership with Army, Navy, Air Force Wives Activity Trust (ANAWA Trust).The meaning of the word Ankur in Hindi is Sprout or Seedling. Through this project, in partnership with a charitable organisation of the wives of military officers, The Mission serves around 400 children from slums and nearby villages in NOIDA. Our Mission has provided the required classrooms and transportation for these marginalised children from slum colonies. We were also able to provide 4 Samsung Galaxy Tablets for the most deserving students, for which they are very thankful.

Regular classes could not be held due to the pandemic, but this project is conducting online classes for its students. Sometimes children share parents’ mobile phone for online classes.

h) Scholarships and Financial Aid to Poor and NeedyApproximately 169 students were supported by the Mission during the reporting year for their education and hostel expenses and 9 of these students received training in nursing courses. The Mission provides financial aid to many poor and needy persons, be it for their medical treatment or setting up small scale business ventures so they can feed their families.

Public Schools of the MissionThe Mission has four public schools affiliated with the Central Board of Secondary Education. The schools are well known for their academic excellence and discipline and for instilling the right values in young minds. Children are mainly from middle and upper middle class families in and around Delhi. The total strength of the four schools is nearly 10,000. The schools are financially self-supporting. Since April 2020, the schools are closed except for the school office, and online teaching is done for all classes. The Government has ordered reduction in fees due to pandemic conditions prevailing in India, and we are finding it difficult to make both ends meet.

a) Somerville School, Vasundhara Enclave, Delhi-110096 www.somervillevasundhara.in Students: 2696 Teaching staff: 125 Administrative staff: 100 Principal: Ms. Esther Mani.

From a humble beginning in 1975 with just over 400 students in a central Delhi building, we have come a long way, with nearly 2700 students on roll and an excellent school building with state of the art classrooms. The Lord is good. However, due to COVID-19, we do not have any physical classes, but online classes took place.

b) Somerville School, NOIDA, Uttar Pradesh. www.somervillenoida.in Students: 3590 Teaching staff: 167 Admin staff: 147

This is the main school of the Mission and it is known as one of the best schools in the National Capital Region. The school is known for its academic excellence and extra-curricular activities. The Principal of the School is Mrs. Margarita Nalini Arulraj. Due to COVID-19 online classes are being held.


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c) Somerville School, Greater NOIDA, Uttar Pradesh www.somervillegreaternoida.in Students: 2061 Teaching staff: 99 Admin staff: 108

The school has completed 23 years since its inception. For the past two successive years the school had 100% first divisions, with more than 80% distinctions and no second division, third division or failures. This school has the distinction of being the first established school in Greater NOIDA, Uttar Pradesh. Due to Covid-19, online classes are being held since April 2020. Dr. Mary Thomas is the Principal of the School.

d) Somerville International School, Sect. 132, NOIDA UP www.somervilleinternational.in Students: 834 Teaching staff: 51 Admin staff: 74

This is the eighth year since the school started functioning. The total capacity of this school is nearly 4000. However, being a new school, the student strength is much less than the capacity. Due to COVID-19, online classes are being held since April 2020. The school is fully air-conditioned and each class has been provided air purifiers. Dr. Gregory K. Moss Sr., former President of Lott Carey Baptist Foreign Mission Convention, blessed the school building November 2012, with former Executive Secretary/Treasurer of Lott Carey Baptist Foreign Mission Convention, Dr. David Emmanuel Goatley. Miss Marilyn Thomas is the Officiating Principal of the school.

Involvement of Somerville School Students in Social WorkMonthly rations are given to nearly 30 families of HIV/AIDS patients by the school children of Somerville School, Vasundhara Enclave. Further, the school supplies food and other essential items on a monthly basis to a nearby Christian orphanage, which is a considerable help to its 150 residents. During Christmas season, students collect various gift items and present them to the children of our Non-formal Education Projects, who are from the economically backward sections of the society. Thus, the Somerville students are engaging themselves in community welfare work from an early age.

3. Ministry of Healinga) HIV/AIDS awareness project

Our Mission started one of the first clinics/mini-hospitals with 7 beds for HIV/AIDS patients in 2006. However, due to the rush of the patients for treatment, and our inability to cope with the number of patients, we had to close down the clinic. Since 2015, we are engaged in an Awareness Programme on HIV/AIDS for the public, especially those who belong to the marginalised sections of society, to prevent the spread of this fatal disease. Awareness is spread through magic shows and street plays conducted every week and the local people, who are generally poor and uneducated, eagerly attend these shows. In this way, we create an awareness of the dangers of HIV/AIDS and its prevention.

b) Leprosy Clinics administered by the Mission.

1. Lott Carey Baptist Mission Hospital, Indira Chakraborthy Gram, Karnal, Haryana Established:1970

2. Dr. Ivy Nelson Memorial Leprosy Clinic, Bharat Mata Kusht Ashram, Gandhi Colony, Faridabad, Haryana Established:1970

3. Lott Carey Baptist Mission Clinic, Navjeevan Leprosy Colony, Vaikunt Dham, Panipat, Haryana Established:1984

4. Lott Carey Baptist Mission Clinic, Navjyoti Leprosy Association, Udyog Nagar, Mangolpuri, Delhi Established:1985

5. Gandhi Kusht Ashram, Hissar Road, Rohtak, Haryana Established 1985

6. Dr. Beverly Scott Memorial Clinic, Bethany Leprosy Colony, Gannaur, Haryana. Established: 2013

7. Clinic at Anandgram Leprosy Colony, Shahdra, Delhi Established 2014

When I joined the Mission in 1975, treatment for Leprosy patients was on a rudimentary stage and there were many leprosy patients. However, now we have very good medicines to completely cure this dreaded disease within a couple of years without any deformities, if treatment start at an early stage. However, it is an uphill task, since many of the fresh cases of leprosy are from the migrant labourers. Many of them return to their native places, without giving information as to their whereabouts, due


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to the stigma attached to this dreaded disease. Dr. P. K. Tyagi and Dr. Virender Atreja, our faithful and willing doctors, attend to the patients in the leprosy clinics. They also treat general diseases of poor people from the surrounding areas.

c) Mobile ClinicsThe needs of nearly 7500 patients are attended to by our Mobile Clinic services. These clinics have made a tremendous impact on the lives of the poorest of the poor in the area and those who cannot even afford travel expenses to reach the nearest government-run hospitals. These mobile clinics take the doctor to the areas where people live. Tens of thousands of lives have been saved by these clinics. Dr. P. K. Tyagi, who has been in our service for more than 40 years, is the driving force behind this project.

As followers of Jesus Christ, our deeds are appreciated by the community more than our words. People from other religions wonder why we work among the poorest of the poor, without any profit motive. We know that it is the Love of Christ that prompts us to do so. Thus, we witness Christ wherever we carry out our charitable activities, as well as give a values-oriented education to students under our care--whether they are from the rich or poor backgrounds.

Our medical work and helping the poor students from the marginalised sections of society can be carried out only by the prayers and support of our well-wishers in the Convention. We are grateful to you for all the support rendered to us since the late 1940s. When I began to serve as Superintendent of the Mission in 2012, there were 3 churches. By the grace of God, we now have 11 churches and 5 prayer groups. The Lord has been good to us by giving workers like Rev. C. V. Valson whose zeal and vision for the souls of this sub-continent is really marvellous.

The prayers and support of my brothers and sisters of the Convention helped us in attaining this progress, and I praise the Lord for giving us people like you for the expansion of His Kingdom. COVID-19 has taken and is taking a heavy toll on us, and all our works have been on a standstill due to lock down and other restrictions due to

this terrible pandemic. Please pray for the families of our workers who passed away and the workers who lost their near and dear ones in this pandemic. Joblessness is one of the main effects of this pandemic. Most of the medium and small-scale industries are on standstill. Millions lost their livelihood.

We are a country of about 1.36 billion people; it is very difficult to get help and support to all these multitudes, though our Government is trying its best to do so. Your fervent prayers are solicited so that we can climb out of this, and carry on with our lives as usual.

We have some special needs, which includes church buildings in 1) Jyoti Nagar, Panipat, Haryana and 2) Sadabad, Dist Hathras, UP. By the grace of God, we were able to procure land in these areas, but as of now we are short of funds to construct even a small place of worship in these two places. Please pray for this urgent need of the Mission.

We lost nearly half a million people to this deadly pandemic. It has affected our work and especially the public schools, since the parents are unable to pay the school fee of the children since they lost their jobs or are working on reduced salaries. We had to cut a part of the salaries of our staff to partly overcome this financial stress. I am sure the Lord will find a way to help us out of this situation.

I take this opportunity to thank Mrs. Mary George, President of the Lott Carey Baptist Mission in India and Mrs. D. A. Tressler, Chairperson/Director of Somerville Schools, for the excellent support and motivation received from them. I am extremely grateful for their valuable cooperation and suggestions for the betterment of the Mission. A special thanks to the Manager of our schools, Mr. Abraham Mathew, Principals of our schools, Doctors of the Leprosy Colonies, Pastors of the churches, and my colleagues and staff, without whose help, the Mission could not have made such steady progress in various fields.

Our heartfelt gratitude and prayers for the wellbeing of Rev. Gregory Jackson, President of the Convention, Rev. Emmet L. Dunn, Executive Secretary/Treasurer, and Dr. John M. Alexander. Jr., Chairman Board of


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Directors of Lott Carey, for their generous support, encouragement and prayers, without which we could not have achieved all that we have done thus far. I thank my brothers and sisters in the Lott Carey Office in the States for their timely help and support. A special word of thanks to Sis. Tonga R. Peterson who is always there to help us. May God bless the Convention abundantly and reward you all for your sacrificial and selfless service for the upliftment of the poor in India, and your genuine care for the masses halfway across the globe.

Getting the Gospel to the masses is getting more and more difficult, and risky as the years roll by. Please pray for the safety of our workers in the Lord’s Vineyard. Once again, I thank my brothers and sisters of member churches of the Convention for their prayers and support. May our God continue to bless us as He has always done in the past.

Thomas T. Roy, SuperintendentLott Carey Baptist Mission in India29 June 2021


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Greetings

The Trinity Evangelical Ministry (TEM) greets the Lott Carey Foreign Mission family during this the 124th Annual Session. We join with the global family in grappling with the fact we continue to experience one of the most difficult periods in modern history, in the

face of the COVID-19 pandemic. We have been deeply saddened by the extent of the loss and pain experienced by so many, yet we continue to hold on to God’s unchanging hand for we are crushed, but not destroyed.

We extend special greetings to the leadership of Lott Carey, Chairman Dr. John M. Alexander, President, The Rev. Dr. Gregory J. Jackson, and Executive Secretary-Treasurer, The Rev. Emmett L. Dunn.

TEM started with a vision of making the good news of the gospel of Jesus Christ known to all, especially those in poor and vulnerable situations. Soon the Lord led the founder, Pastor George Coore to a poor rural community in St. Mary, Jamaica, bearing the name Retreat, where he brought the love of Jesus to bear on the people of the area. Pastor Coore explored ways to expand the ministry, which started initially with a Basic School, Summer Programmes for Youth and Medical Clinics.

The ministry has evolved over time offering various services to the community and currently offers skills training in light of the high level of unemployment and poverty faced by many residents in Retreat. The unemployment rate is very high and the young people especially, need skills and entrepreneurship training to facilitate employment in Jamaica’s growth industries: construction, hospitality/tourism and other service industries, as well as for self-employment. The facility, therefore, provides education and training opportunities, for poverty alleviation, employment creation and to address health issues among poor and marginalized youths and adults.

Accredited Skills Training Programs are delivered through partnership with the Human Employment and Resource Training Trust, the National Training Agency of the Government of Jamaica (HEART Trust/NTA). The current skills training program includes Food & Beverage Services, Commercial Food Preparation, Early Childhood Development and Villa Properties and other services. The training lasts for nine (9) months and two (2) cycles of sixty (60) each can be enrolled in a calendar year (the second cycle will carry over to the following year). Usually, the centre trains approximately 85 students per year, but due to the various challenges posed by COVID-19, registration declined over the past year.

Another significant element of the ministry is an Early Childhood Institution (Basic School) for children aged 3-6 years. The Basic School which usually engages approximately 50 students per year also experienced decline as schooling had to be conducted online and through the use of WhatsApp over the past year. This proved very difficult for parents and students, given the age group and need for constant parental supervision. Nevertheless, those who were available were engaged in a sustained manner. Through the instrumentality of Lott Carey, the school has been benefitting from a partnership with the Friendship Missionary Baptist Church in Charlotte, North Carolina and much has been accomplished through this relationship. Other usual areas of engagement, such as Vacation Bible School and Health Clinics, were not executed over the past year.

TRINITY EVANGELICAL MINISTRY,RETREAT, ST. MARY, JAMAICA

Rev. Karl B. Johnson, Chairman


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The mission of the Trinity Evangelical Ministries is to transform lives, families and communities. We celebrate the fact that when young children, youth and young adults come to us, we pass on values and life skills which we have no doubt have helped to shape the lives of so many. We believe in a gospel that is liberating and, therefore, when we are able to impact mind body and soul, we believe that God is glorified.

TEM is grateful to Lott Carey for its funding support of the Skills Training Centre which provides assistance for administrative management, support services and maintenance support. Without this support we simply would not be able to operate. The support we receive will continue to make possible a cadre of trained persons who can benefit through improved employment opportunities, poverty alleviation, youth empowerment and community upliftment.

Over the years TEM has trained highly skilled, globally competitive individuals who can be employed, not only in Jamaica, but the global marketplace. Others establish their own businesses (Entrepreneurship). Persons have been trained in the following skills: Cosmetology, Housekeeping, General Office Administration, Food & Beverage Services, Front Office Agent, Villa Services and Early Childhood Education. Up to 120 persons can be impacted annually.

The centre is badly in need of computers for student use in order to complete elements of the programme. At present there are none available and this places students at a significant disadvantage, especially at such a time as this when online learning has become the norm. There is also need for several commercial items for the kitchen to facilitate Commercial Food Preparation at the level required. Finally, TEM is desirous of becoming more self-sustaining, but require the necessary capital to utilize the property to earn income.

We continue to value the prayers and ongoing support of the Lott Carey family. In the same breath be assured of our prayers even as together we continue to navigate these challenging times. We would also like to commend the leadership of Lott Carey for navigating so skilfully during a year like no other.

Respectfully submitted by Karl Johnson, President, June 2021


KENYA-SUDAN

Lott Carey Family,

Kindly receive warm greetings from us in Kenya. We are once again grateful for the opportunity that the

Lord has granted us to write about His mighty workings in or lives and the lives of many in our region. We thank the Lott Carey family in the US and throughout the world for their prayer, moral and financial support.

Due to the coronavirus pandemic from March

2020- current, we don't have much in terms of church activities and events.

The government of Kenya imposed restrictions on church services and other gatherings. We will therefore highlight a few of our activities from the previous years.

A. SHORT HISTORY OF LOTT CAREY MINISTRIES IN KENYA

Lott Carey Baptist ministries commenced its work in Kenya in 1986. The late Dr. Sommerville commissioned me in 1985 and it took me six months till January 1986 to actualize the thrust of what our ministry entailed. We embarked on a school program till October 1992. When the objectives of our work changed to planting of churches.

B. THE THRUST OF OUR WORKThe primary focus of our work includes; Evangelism, Church planting, provision of medicine, widows' program, agriculture, education and advocacy.

The objective of our ministries is derived from Matthew 28 verse 18-20 as follows:

a) To promote the kingdom of God through preaching, teaching and observing all God's instruction in man's life.

b) To promote and enhance human development e.g Provision of medicine, economic empowerment through agriculture, water and relief as in—1 Thess 4:1-2.

c) To create development models in education and community work through Christian teachings—Acts 19:9-10

d) To attempt whenever possible to assist our brothers and sisters to achieve food sufficiency in agriculture.

e) To be a voice to the voiceless by promoting social justice and gender equality .

C. IMPACT OF OUR WORKIn general terms, we have witnessed tremendous progress in the lives of the people we serve. There are four visible areas that are distinct to the achievements of our ministry.

1) SpiritualThe more than 3200 members in all our 32 congregations bear testimony to the effectiveness and vibrancy of our ministry, our evangelism and Church planting ministries have borne tremendous spiritual fruit s. The dedication of the Christian to the things of God has been encouraging. Spirit filled lives are a blessing and an encouragement to all of us who are on the leadership.

2) SocialWe in the ministry here in Kenya have fully participated in conflict resolutions. The tribal clashes that occurred in Kenya in 2007 still simmers around. We have occasionally tribal flare-ups in Pokot and Turkana regions. We have not hesitated as a church to send our pastors to dissuade these communities from meaningless tribal fights. We have been effective in our arbitration effort on matters of tribalism amongst the various warring ethnic groups in Kenya. Our pastors, elders and youth leaders have rendered valuable service to the communities in various parts of Kenya.

LOTT CAREY BAPTIST MINISTRIES, KENYA-SUDAN

Rev. Hezron Kimeli Cheruiyot, Superintendent


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3) EducationThough we don't run a school anymore, we have contributed our time and monies to many needy children. We have used our money from coffee proceeds to pay school fees for secondary school going students. We have also engaged ourselves in fundraising activities to enable many of our university students to complete their education. From time to time, we are invited to offer spiritual counselling to students in secondary and universities.

4) EconomicThe two-acre farm has lifted many in our neigh-borhood from depravation . From the coffee proceeds, we have managed to clear hospital bills for the sick and shut-in.

Many of our members have benefited from coffee proceeds. We sustain our sister ministry in Sor, South Sudan through the monies from our coffee. Indeed, many of our pastors and laymen get regular, minimal salaries from the proceeds.

D. CHALLENGESWe have numerous challenges in our work in Kenya. Many of our pastors have not attended formal Bible seminaries. Many are semi-illiterate. Our vision is to set-up a vocational bible institute at our Koitaburot church plot so as to give theses pastors the basic Biblical knowledge.

We are soon sending the cost of setting up the facility to the Lott Carey office. The other challenges include getting enough medicine to replenish our clinic at Kipsitet center meeting the needs of our widows and orphans.

Also, several years ago, I made a request at the convention in New Orleans and in Buffalo, New York for four motorcycles for our 4 senior pastors and 20 bicycles for our 20 assistant pastors. Several people volunteered at both conventions to purchase all these items, but unfortunately none has been fulfilled. We are still making a request for the same. Details of the cost are in the Lott Carey office. We are also soliciting your prayers for the completion of the widow's center at Kipsitet, money for digging a well at the center (detail of the cost are at the Lott Carey office). Funds to complete the semi-permanent often churches and expansion of our coffee plantation.

E. OPPORTUNITIESIn conclusion, we would like to invite supporters of Lott Carey in U.S.A. to share with us in:

1. Open air crusades–regular visits by friends from the US can be arranged by the Lott Carey office.

2. Convention in last week of August.3. Our annual women's conference in April. 4. Youth camp in December.5. Quarterly financial contributions to our

medical needs. 6. Support for orphans in school fees or school

supplies. 7. Support for our widows.8. Construction of semi-permanent churches.9. Digging of wells.10. Purchase of another 5 acres of coffee.11. Purchase of four motorcycles and 20 bicycles

for our pastors and laymen. 12. Expansion of our church work in Bor, South

Sudan.

Any person or group that wishes to do any of the above should get in touch with the LOTT CAREY office.

Faithfully submitted,Rev. Hezron K. CheruiyotSuperintendent, Lott Carey Baptist Ministries.Kenya-South Sudan


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God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble. Therefore, we will not fear, though the earth gives way and the mountains fall into the heart of the sea. Psalm 46:1-2

We’ve come this far by faith, leaning on the Lord for strength, good health, and life itself. It is indeed by God’s grace that we have made it thus far. The COVID-19 pandemic is at its worse presently with illnesses, infections and deaths on the rise. Yet,

because of the Lord’s mercies we are still here.

We give thanks to our benefactors through the Lott Carey Network for your prayers, your commitment, and your faithfulness even in the midst of global pandemic, as well as uncertain economic times, which enable us to fulfill our calling and mission of providing the very best equality education here in Liberia in a wholesome manner.

The focus of the Lott Carey Baptist Mission Schools (in Brewerville and Bopolu) has been over the last 113 years of existence in Liberia, and continues solidly to be: to provide quality education for academic excellence in a disciplined, safe, caring and nurturing environment. We are very proud of the rich heritage and cadre of students this institution has sent forth from its sacred walls over the years, and who are now contributing meaningfully to the

development of their communities, our nation and the world.

This year our enrollments are as follows: LCM Brewerville campus, 343 students (198 female and 147 male); and at the Bopolu Campus 243 students (99 female and 144 male).

Our core work as an educational institution (Nursery through 12th grade) is even more important now, as we march on in advancing the work of the kingdom by touching lives with transforming love through the nurturing and molding of young minds, by providing a robust and sustained quality education in Liberia. Here, at Lott Carey, our watchword is scholarship at the highest level. This is a place where we build character needed for a vibrant, productive and wholesome society. We do education with a Christian emphasis.

At LCM, there are certain core values that help shape who we are and affect our goals of how we minister throughout our community:

Spiritual emphasis is foundational. This school was built on and developed evangelization through sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ. This remains front and center even as we work to affect the whole person – spiritual, academic and recreational. The spiritual emphasis is developed through daily devotions, vespers, Bible clubs, Bible teaching, being examples for the students to see, and other activities and programs which help to steer and influence their person. We also have a unique opportunity to be a witness to students who are Muslims and of other faiths.

Academic Excellence has always been a hallmark of this institution and is succinctly stated in our school’s motto, “Character, Industry, and Scholarship.” Both of our campuses (Brewerville and Bopolu) provide a very unique opportunity for students in these and surrounding communities to access and achieve the very best in academic excellence available at a very minimal or miniscule fee, compared to other institutions. Our work in Gbarpolu County over the past sixty years is an oasis through education and preaching of the gospel of Christ. The outstanding academic performance of our students transferring to other schools, coupled with the desire of our teachers to serve humanity are all testimonies of our relevance to our people and country.

LOTT CAREY BAPTIST MISSION SCHOOLS, LIBERIA

Rev. Emile D. E. Sam-Peal Superintendent and Principal


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The students do practical work and experiments in the laboratory. We need to upgrade our laboratories to be more functional for the benefit of our students.

Our students are utilizing our school’s library for research and reading assignments. Each class has mandatory library hours during the week. We have also initiated a reading program in the elementary division encouraging our students to check out books to read at home with their parents.

Computer education is a part of our core curriculum, offering every student from Grade 4 through Grade 12 the opportunity to become computer literate. Our goal is to have a fully functional computer lab.

Professional Development Training for our teachers is essential. We know and are convinced that once we have trained and motivated teachers who are enabled to teach, students will be excited about learning. Another core value of our institution is to continuously be enabling and facilitating the training and equipping of our teachers to be the very best. One of our goals is to ensure that LCM becomes a laboratory for teacher training, a reference point for excellence in teacher training. We endeavor to expose our teachers to the very best practices available in teaching, learning and literacy, and to relevant and current teaching methodologies, as well as the dynamics of content materials presentation in order to engender critical thinking and analysis from our students.

Lott Carey has distinguished herself as one of the very best secondary educational institutions in our country. Each year there are scores of students hoping to get enrolled in our school. We intentionally limit and control our enrollment so as not to shortchange our educational program. Our emphasis is on quality and not quantity, doing our best to maintain our class sizes in keeping with internationally acceptable standards. This engenders a better learning environment with more time for teacher-student interaction.

Our partnership with Lott Carey is very beneficial in many respects. Through this partnership, Lott Carey has maintained a significant and enviable presence here in Liberia for well over a century by building an educational institution which provides the very best quality education in a nurturing and wholesome environment. Through this partnership, scores of children and young people have been able to access

quality education at a very minimal cost to their families, and many of them have been beneficiaries of financial aid and scholarships provided by and through Lott Carey churches and families.

Our partnership is valuable in many ways. One of those is affording students the possibility to participate in spiritual emphasis week with Lott Carey members coming over to serve as speakers, counselors and motivators. This is an essential medium through which we are reaching out with the gospel of Christ to our students with an opportunity for them to make decisions to accept Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior. Some of our students have been called to the gospel ministry as a result of their early exposure to the good news of Jesus Christ.

This partnership has given us a rich heritage and legacy as one of the premier Christian Mission Schools in the country over the last 113 years. Most significantly, this partnership has facilitated and enabled meaningful and mutually beneficial relationships between students, faculty, staff on the one hand, and pastors, churches, families and individual Lott Carey members. These bonds forged evolve into endearing long-term relationships.

Our main area of impact is in educating and molding the minds of children and young people as we prepare them to be excellent, brilliant students and well-rounded and productive citizens. As we develop their minds, we create a wholesome environment for character-forming and character-building. We have watched over the years as students grow from inquisitive little children into mature, critical-thinkers, innovative and creative young people who are prepared to make their mark wherever in the world they find themselves. They are in every sphere of service in our global village – social activists, environmentalists, healthcare practitioners and providers, engineers, legal luminaries, educators, to name a few. These children came to the bright flame to have their torches lit, and are going forth to brighten their corners and light up the world.


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There are several mission opportunities/special projects we have on campus which individuals, families, churches, Sunday school classes for consideration and support:

Install overhead fans in classrooms – these spaces are very hot and humid during the dry and rainy seasons. There are 10 classrooms needing fans, 2 per classroom, totaling 20 fans. Each fan costs US $145.00.

Procure and install a digital projector with accessories in the school Chapel to facilitate interactive sessions with students, to be able to show videos and other educational programs, and to connect to internet and possible mission partners. Cost of Projector/accessories including speakers: US $1500.00.

Procure 8 laptop computers for Teachers’ Resource and Learning Center – giving teachers access to computers for preparation and presentation of lessons, preparing tests, upload students’ grades into the Smart School system.

Change all blackboards in all of classrooms to Whiteboards for better visibility and instruction. We have already installed whiteboards in 4 of classrooms. We need a total of 25 whiteboards. Also needed are: markers, dusters and cleaning supplies for the whiteboards. The cost of each whiteboard is US $185.00.

Always needed are sanitary supplies and hygiene kits for our students. Over the last 7 years, due to the generosity and love of our Lott Carey Global family, our schools have been the only schools to consistently distribute sanitary supplies to female students every month (about 250 girls from both campuses). We would very much appreciate the continuous provision of these essential and needed supplies. These supplies enable female students to continue with school when they are on their menses, as well as minimize infections.

Always needed are new underclothes for our students of all ages (male and female).

Other ongoing supply needs include: a variety of school and teachers supplies, copybooks, pens, pencils, calculators, backpacks/book bags, etc.

Urgently needed: Replacement of Chapel roof at Bopulu campus. The current roof is old, sagging, and musty; it has become home to thousands of bats. The entire roof needs to be replaced. The cost of replacing the roof is US $8,850.00.

We are in the process of developing an agriculture farm for the purpose of teaching agricultural skills to young students, as well as providing fresh fruits and vegetables for consumption by students, their families and the community at large. This can also be a resource for providing long-term income for the institution. Partnerships and expertise as well are resources are needed to develop this agricultural farm.

Replace windows and install security bars for chapel on the main campus. Thankfully we now have a new chapel roof through the support and contribution of Rev. Emmett Dunn (Executive Secretary/Treasurer), Lott Carey family and Lott Carey Alumni Association based in the USA. The cost of this project is US $8,054.26.

Our main campus sits on 42 acres of land that needs to be maintained at all times. Our John Deere Tractor had been down now for about 3 years. We need to get this tractor fixed and operational again. Cost of needed parts and repairs for the tractor is US $4,878.26


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We covet your prayerful support for the following:

For the safety, security, wellbeing and good health of all students and their families, all faculty and staff and their families, especially during this ongoing global COVID-19 pandemic and these difficult times. Presently there is an upsurge in infections in the country, and our healthcare delivery system is not adequately prepared to handle this.

Pray for needed provisions to keep families fed, healthy and well, and to be able to take care of their daily needs.

For safety of students and staff as they travel back and forth to work and school daily.

Pray financial support and resources will increase so we can be able to take care of all of our needs as an institution.

For the security of our campus. Lately we have been attacked and our property has been encroached on. We are going through the courts and the legal system to have the encroachers vacate our property. We are praying for resources to completely fence in our school property once all legal hurdles have been cleared.

For resources and partners for the development of our agricultural farm, which will help us prepare for a more financially secure and sustainable future.

For short-term mission teams to come to Liberia and do VBS, sports camps, STEM camps, music camps, and Spiritual Emphasis weeks with our students.

Thank you for this opportunity to serve where God has placed us, to tend to the Lambs. Our prayer is that as we strive to be faithful in tending to the lambs entrusted to our care, by God’s help we will produce fully grown and developed sheep who are useful, productive and valuable.

Thank you to Rev. Emmett L. Dunn and the office staff for all your encouragement and support during this very difficult period. We pray God’s blessings upon you as you lead this beloved institution.


NIGERIA

Greetings

But my faithfulness and my mercies shall be with him and in my name his horn shall be exalted. Ps. 89:24

First of all, we thank God for all of His faithfulness and mercies towards all of us, both here in Nigeria and Lott Carey World-Wide. We, here in Nigeria, greet all Lott Carey family members worldwide, and we thank God for what He is doing though “our hands and feet”

to enhance and expand His Kingdom here on earth. He has truly “done us well. May His name be forever praised, in Jesus Name.

Context of Our Service Lott Carey has established its name in three states of the south-south region of Nigeria: Akwa Ibom, Cross River and Rivers State. We are also now in northeast of Nigeria, around the middle belt region of Taraba State. Here our focus has concentrated on rural areas where the need for assistance is most. Most of the people in these areas are petty traders and subsistent farmers.

Ministry Focus The proper reasons for establishing the Mission was to establish, and finance. Sound Christian programs throughout the numerous areas of Nigeria so as to conduct some Christian education programmes which will result in the better understanding of the content meaning and benefits of the Holy Scriptures.

Sound educational programs that will increase their expectation of acquiring useful and life-enhancing

knowledge and skills which will give them opportunities for a better standard of life.

With this in mind, Lott Carey has pursued its aspirations by establishing over 80 churches and 6 primary/secondary schools.

Importance and Impact of School Programs Lott Carey – Nigeria has purposefully targeted the rural areas for its programs. Our educational institutions are tuition “friendly” to enable parents give their children quality education. The Mission subsidizes every child’s tuition by 40%. In addition to this the schools offers parents different kinds of incentives to ensure that no child is “left behind” at home.

The schools in mention are: The Lott Carey Baptist Secondary School, Afaha Obio Eno, Ibiono Local Government Area. Established 1964; now taken over by government. Classes: Grades 6-12 Students: 780 Staff: 35

The Lott Carey Baptist Secondary School, Etuk Uruk Eshiet Etim Ekpo Local Government Area. Established 1975; now taken over by government. Classes: Grades 6 -12 Students: 780

Lott Carey Baptist Secondary Commercial School, Ikot Efre Itak, Ikono Local Government Area. Established 1987. Classes: Kindergarten to Grade 12 Students: 260 Staff: 25

Lott Carey Baptist Academy. Ikot Ebom Itam, Itu Local Government Area. Established 1988. Classes: Grades 6-11 Students: 380 Staff: 22

Lott Carey Baptist Academy, Calabar, Cross River State. Established 1996. Classes: Kindergarten - Grade 9 Students: 302 Staff: 20

Lott Carey Baptist Academy, Orida, Mbiase Local Government Area, Cross River State. Established 2013. Classes: Kindergarten - Grade 12 Students: 200 Staff: 15

The Importance and Impact Resulting in Our Partnership with Parent BodyWithout the partnership of the Home Mission, most of our intensive capital projects accomplished in the Nigeria Mission would have been problematic, or not possible at all.

Evangelical Ministries Impact Over the past year, because of this assistance, Lott Carey Nigeria has been able to assist 10 churches with their renovation projects:

LOTT CAREY BAPTIST MISSION, NIGERIA

Rev. Kenneth Ebong, Superintendent


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replacing roofs

replacing auditorium ceilings

construction of church buildings and purchasing of land for the church at Mbgundiaha, Port Harcourt, Rivers State at a cost of Seven Million Naira (N7,000,000) approximately $14,000

Educational Ministries i. Scholarship scheme for our students

• The tuition fees of all of our students are subsidized by 40% to enable “the least of these” to acquire a well-rounded quality primary and secondary school education.

• Secondly, our “Bring 3, 1 free” scholarship scheme has encouraged a lot of parents.

If a parent registers 3 children in any of our schools, the third child will be entitled to tuition-free education as long as he or she can keep their grades at a “B” level.

ii. Impact of Schools on Host Communities Wherever our schools have been sited, there has been increased economic activities; such as the opening of small shops and construction of small studio type apartments for rentals. Also, the schools provide employment for the community i.e. security personnel, gardened, cleanup screw, teaching staff and classroom assistants.

iii. Women in Service Everywhere – Women Micro-loan Scheme The W.I.S.E. women empowerment scheme is ongoing. An additional 20 women have become beneficiaries of the no-interest, micro-credit loan scheme this year. This is really helping our women with their businesses. Most of them are using the funds to increase their purchasing power to stock their market items. Some of them are trading agricultural products such as palm oil, palm fruits and even the palm fruit kennels. Some have used the loans to expand their small “house front” food item stores. This has been one of the most impactful blessings this mission has ever experienced. Most of the women are faithfully redeeming their monthly payments and are applying for even more loans.

iv. Pastoral Continuous Education Scholarship Scheme Presently, we are also assisting 2 of our pastors with their post graduate studies.

v. Water-Well at the Lott Carey Baptist Academy in Orida, Biase. Cross River State.

We would like, first of all, to express our gratitude for the provision of the $3,500 grant for drilling of a water well in our school. The source of their water was from shallow, hand- dug wells. which was very unclean, and some distance from the school. The well has been drilled; the water is running, and a three-tap stand has been provided for the community. Presently, the water tank stand is being constructed. We are going to visit the area in June and officially dedicate their water project. So far, the community is jubilating with appreciation for the provision of this fresh-water-well. Because of this, a concerned member of the community donated a 35 liters water tank to the project.

vi. COVID-19 Impact Despite the different predictions of the probable COVID-19 pandemic for Africa, we must announce God has really been faithful to us. Nigeria has not been affected as was thought. The Government put some harsh restrictions during the initial stages of the pandemic. There were total shut-down and stay-at-home directives which were adhered to.

We thank God that nobody in our system has been a victim of the pandemic. We can’t explain this, but all glory is given to God. Our hospitals here are not even equipped for the basic health care delivery, not to speak about a pandemic.

Despite this, the basic guidelines of spacing and mask wearing are still in effect. Basically, COVID-19 has not affected this area at all. Even so, there were interstate travel restrictions. Global restriction of travel and trade resulted in low supply of goods, which has caused increases in prices of all market items. The price has gone up above 100% in some areas of the country. The price hike of food and other items has been the only impacted negative impact that is affecting everybody.


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Further Opportunities for Partnership Since our Mission Field here is engaged in Evangelical, educational and people empowerment program, there will always be opportunities for interested individuals or groups to get involved.

Some of the probable opportunities are listed below:

A. Education-related Projects

Sponsorship of students

• Provision of school books per annum - $50

• Provision of classroom furniture (plastic table/5 chairs) - $20 each

• Library books: need to acquire books here for curriculum relevance. Donations of $100 each are very helpful.

Capital Projects

• Renovation of Classrooms - $200

• School Bus for Primary/Secondary Schools - $7,000

• Apparatus for Science Laboratories - $4,000

• Laptops or table top computers for multi-media laboratories - $400 each

• Purchase of Ikot Efre Itak School land (leased for 40 yrs) - $106,000

B. Church-related Project

• Pastoral Support Education empowerment - Bible College - $1,200 per year

• Uyo Church Building Completion of Building - $75,000. However, any amount contributed towards this project deeply appreciated. Building will seat average 3000 people, and will be noted as our conference center.

Areas of Concern for Nigeria: Prayer PointsFor the first time since the mid-sixties Nigeria is on the edge of civil-war. The level of insecurity because of the agitations from different militant groups in Nigeria is making life difficultly unbearable. Almost every geographical area now has its militants with their unreasonable demands on the government. Unfortunately, men and women of our security forces are being targeted by these militant groups. Different groups are also targeting different geographical areas making life very unsettling.

As a result, we are appealing that

i. You pray for the peace of Nigeria.

ii. Pray for the President, who seemingly has lost control of the country.

iii. Pray for our state, the Akwa Ibom State. Lately police stations and personnel have been attacked; some stations even burnt down.

iv. Pray for safety of our pastors as they travel around fulfilling their calling.

v. Pray for our schools, that God hide them under His swings. Lately students are being abducted from schools for financial ransom.

vi. Pray that God keeps our children out of the minds of these people who are also attacking churches and their clergy.

AppreciationThrough it all, COVID-19 disruption, economic hardship and the apparent rise of violence and insecurity in the country, we still want to thank God for what He is doing in our Mission, here in Nigeria. We want to appreciate and thank all the churches and persons who have continued to be Lott Carey’s destiny helpers; who, despite the global unsettling health situation, continue to be faithful to the call to reach out across the USA, and the world. We say thank you, and may God reward you accordingly. We also want to express our appreciation to the Lott Carey Baptist Foreign Mission Convention executives for their unrelated efforts to ensure Lott Carey fulfills its calling, despite the national and global situation. Our prayer is that God keep every member of Lott Carey family safe and sound.

May God bless all of us as we continue to serve Him in Jesus Name, Amen.


SOUTH AFRICA

Greetings in the most wonderful name of our Lord Jesus Christ.

It gives us great pleasure to provide you the aforementioned report as per guidelines provided.

IntroductionA. Context which birthed the ministry

The ministry initially started out as an outreach program in communities severely affected by gangs and drug abuse. With the escalation of these problems, and the refusal of churches to receive those who made commitments to Christ, we felt led by the Spirit of God to plant a church to accommodate these and others.

B. How has the ministry evolved?The ministry has evolved tremendously over the last 15 years, especially since our partnership with Lott Carey, which led to development of relationship with Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church, PA, under the leadership of Rev. Dr. Alyn E. Waller. Ever since this partnership began, we have grown by leaps and bounds, expanding both as service to others, as well as to other locations and countries beyond our South African borders.

Importance of your ministryTeen Challenge South Africa and Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church have become household names in many communities where we are located, as well as several countries on the continent of Africa. The value we add is significant. The Bishops Council of the Anglican Church in the Cape Town region requested Rev. Nomdoe present to their Annual Lecture series the reason why a “small” church like ours has so much impact and influence in society.

Notwithstanding these impacts, the most important one is evidenced in the many families and individuals who are helped by the family restoration program. Additionally, our church became a beacon of Hope, serving and supporting the community 24/7, during this time of distress caused by COVID-19.

With the devastation of COVID-19, we faced additional challenges, especially the homeless situation. We responded to the challenge and served homeless people by opening our facilities to accommodate them on a short-term basis. Through the grace of God, 121 persons have been assisted, and several are now functioning and productive citizens of society, and a number have been reconciled with their families.

Importance of your partnership with Lott CareyThe partnership between our ministry and Lott Carey is pivotal in this critical hour because we are enabled to serve in the global village, meeting the desperate needs of people. This partnership helps us share our Christian witness in a meaningful way. One of the ways we do this is to provide food and health care supplies to needy people.

TEEN CHALLENGE AND ENON TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH, SOUTH AFRICA

Rev. Jacobus Nomdoe


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From June 2020 to June 2021we distributed 1800 food hampers for a family of 6, three meals per day for 6 days. Additionally, over 1,800,000 cooked meals were served from 12 different locations. In total, 2,505,600 cooked meals were served. We also provided over 5000 face masks, sanitizers, and other health products.

Ministry ImpactThe primary focus of the ministry is to provide residential rehabilitation services for men and women who succumbed to substance abuse. With the escalation of this problem and more people who require services, we’ve embarked on the development of a community-based rehabilitation program under the banner of HOPE REVOLUTION.

Even in the midst of the limitations of current circumstances related to COVID-19 pandemic, the Lord enabled us to serve our communities in many ways and the impacts are visible.

Community Outreaches: 4026. Primary School: 1108. Community-based Rehabilitation: 197.

Special Project Interest The Lord continues to open new doors of ministry opportunities across the continent of Africa. We currently have needs for individuals who will join our team to establish and develop the Hope Revolution program across South Africa and the continent.

The critical skills we desperately need are: Development Director, Social Workers, Counselors, Facilitators, Volunteers, Churches, and Church and Business partnerships.

The need is great for churches to come alongside and adopt a nation. This will enable us to accelerate our services in the 34 nations with which we have established relationships. We currently have a desperate need to establish and develop sustainability projects.

Skills development and training remain a concern on the Continent. We have an opportunity to develop the current accredited Community College in Cape Town into a flagship training institute that will serve multiple purposes. We seek investors/partners to enable us to complete this project.

Additional opportunities are arising in other countries for investment, particularly Seychelles for Solar Energy, and Ghana with multiple business opportunities.

Prayer PartnershipWe will be grateful if our Lott Carey family can join us in prayer for a breakthrough in the current violence in South Africa as well as the COVID-19 pandemic. We also need prayer for our staff and students in our programs. Pray that God will provide more facilities to accommodate women, and women and children.

ConclusionOn behalf of the entire ministry family here, we thank our Lott Carey family for your continued prayers and support. We are forever grateful for Rev. Dr. Waller, and the Enon Tabernacle Baptists Church for their faith in us and their faithful support. Without you we could not do what we are currently doing. We pray abundant blessings of God upon each of your lives, family and ministries.


ZIMBABWE

Greetings

Zimbabwe Theological Seminary and African Baptist Family in Zimbabwe extend warm greetings to the Lott Carey Family. We hope all is well with you.

We thank the Lott Carey family for the ceaseless support you always render

Zimbabwe Theological Seminary and African Baptist ministry in Zimbabwe. It is because of you, friends in Christ, our mission is made possible. Today we are proud of who we are as Zimbabwe Theological Seminary and African Baptist Ministry in Zimbabwe. Had it not been your support, perhaps our ministry would not have gone this far.

On a joyful note, we are inviting the Lott Carey Family to celebrate with us on our 10th anniversary as Zimbabwe Theological Seminary. The seminary opened its doors to its first students on September 12, 2011. Some Southern Baptist missionaries gave us only three months to survive, but thank God we have now survived 10 years and we are not looking back. We thank the Lott Carey Family for its unwavering support during these trying years. The anniversary will be celebrated on September 12, 2021.

Introduction a. The Context that gave birth to Zimbabwe

Theological SeminaryZimbabwe Theological Seminary came to being as a result of the need to address a context characterised by the marginalization of women, ignorance, dictatorship tendencies, corruption, violence, poverty, oppression and poor theological education.

In some Christian denominations in Zimbabwe, women were and are being patronised. They are not recognised in faculty, administrative and key church leadership positions, such as pastorates. In this understanding, women were not allowed to go beyond the general certificate of education.

Moreover, many pastors were/are receiving poor if not shallow theological education, which was not balanced both academically and spiritually. Because of poverty, they could not afford sound theological education. The results are not a reflection of their abilities, but a reflection of their poverty- stricken backgrounds.

b. The similarity of the ministry to the original oneThe current ministry of Zimbabwe Theological Seminary is similar to its original ministry in that it is a Christian institution, whose primary purpose is to equip God-called men and women of Zimbabwe and the region for effective Christian ministries, particularly in churches and society in general. The Zimbabwe Theological Seminary provides Christ-centered, biblically-based, multifaceted, contextually relevant theological education. In doing this, it seeks to give a balanced emphasis to the acquisition of knowledge, development of skills, and growth in spiritual maturity and leadership

ZIMBABWE THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY, ZIMBABWE

Henry Mugabe, Ph.D., Professor


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The Importance of this Ministry to the Christian Witness TodayZimbabwe Theological Seminary is important to the Christian witness today because it develops students with spiritual, intellectual and practical-skilled hands for empowering churches in particular, and society in general. The current situation in Zimbabwe makes our ministry even more important.

The Importance of our Partnership with Global Lott Carey FamilyOur partnership in the Global Lott Carey Family is important because the primary focus and mission of Zimbabwe Theological Seminary is met and is similar to the Lott Carey family. Lott Carey empowers us to offer theological education in a way that is fitting to our own context without dictating to us. Our Lott Carey family has enhanced our dignity and our ministry in Zimbabwe.

The global Lott Carey family also opens doors for interaction with others around the globe. In this way, ZTS becomes a family within the bigger Lott Carey family. We therefore receive and send various forms of support from everywhere. God bless the Lott Carey Family!

Main Areas of Ministry and How People are Impacted

a) The main areas of ministry impact • Theological Education to the poor and

marginalizedZimbabwe Theological Seminary provides Theological Education to poorest of the poor. Zimbabwe is undergoing serious economic meltdown with inflation running over 800%.

• Evangelism and Church Planting NeedsIn areas of evangelism we have reached remote areas such as Zaka (Masvingo Province), Mberengwa, and Chiundura (Midlands Province) among others. We are also impacted towns such as Harare, Bulawayo, Masvingo, Kadoma (Mashonaland West Province), and Gweru, etc. We have now engaged a HOME MISSIONARY who is evangelising and planting new churches in the Kadoma-Sanyathi-Chegutu areas. So far he has planted THREE FELLOWSHIPS.

• Professional NeedsOur ministry supplies various ministries with service providers in different areas. For example, we provide teachers to Ministry of Education, both primary and secondary. Lecturers from ZTS are active in Ministry of Higher Learning and Tertiary Education. Chaplains serve in the Ministry of Home Affairs, Defence and Health. ZTS-trained social workers serve in the Ministry of Social and Child Welfare. Non-Governmental Organizations are served by our development officers. Ministry of Justice Legal and Parliamentary Affairs are impacted through National Healing and Counsellors. Many churches are also benefiting from our ministry of theological education as Anglican priests, Church of Christ pastors and other indigenous denominations are trained at our institution.

b) How many people are impactedThe education that we give has impacted and changed the lives of many of our students and their families and the community at large.

i. Women are impactedii. The Whole Zimbabwean community

is impacted iii. Churches are impactediv. The Marginalised/Disadvantaged/

less privileged are impactedv. Prisoners are impactedvi. Uniformed forces are impacted

Opportunities Currently Existing for Special Project Partnership If opportunities present, we look forward to partnering in the Purchasing of Land and Construction of our own Seminary Premises. Owning our own premises is our greatest priority now. Currently we have signed a MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT with Tongogara Rural District council for land to construct a High School. Once this High School is operational, it will support the Seminary. We need prayers and finances to support us in achieving this great vision.


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Lott Carey Partners in PrayersThe Lott Carey Partners may join us in prayer on the following:

The need for our own premises A lot of funds are being used for rental fees for the facilities we currently use. Pray for God’s intervention and provision of funds for buying land and for the construction of our own Seminary.

High school project Pray for God’s intervention and provision of funds for the construction of the High School which will go a long way in supporting the Seminary.

The evangelistic drive We ask prayers for the Seminary’s evangelistic drive to be able to reach almost everywhere, particularly, the remote areas of our country. The one vehicle we have as a Seminary does not suffice for this great outreach and is broken. A good vehicle(s) will go a long way in assisting in this regard. We need prayers and financial support for our Home Missionary Ministry.

Advertising the Seminary is a challenge. Pray for us to reach some places and people so that they get to know more about the theological education we offer. Areas where there is less trafficking of theological educators such as Binga- along the Zambezi valley, in Mashonaland North Province, Mberengwa, Zaka and others are our priority.

Scholarships We need your prayers and financial support for students who are not able to pay for their fees, though they feel called to ministry.


LOTT CAREY2020-2021 Leading Contributors to Christian Missions around the World

EXALTED STATESMEN FROM CORINTH TO THE CELESTIAL CITY ($24,000+) ENON TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH, PHILADELPHIA, PA PASTOR ALYN E. WALLER $151,500.00 ALFRED STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, ALEXANDRIA, VA PASTOR HOWARD JOHN WESLEY $142,560.00 FOUNTAIN BAPTIST CHURCH, SUMMIT, NJ PASTOR J. MICHAEL SANDERS $110,000.00 GENERAL BAPTIST STATE CONVENTION OF REV. DR. TONY BARR, $59,461.84 NORTH CAROLINA, INC. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY-TREASURER FRIENDSHIP MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH, CHARLOTTE, NC PASTOR CLIFFORD A. JONES $43,550.00MAPLE SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH, CAPITOL HEIGHTS, MD PASTOR JEROME TARVER $41,000.00 CHRIST MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH, MEMPHIS, TN PASTOR GINA M. STEWART $32,900.00 MOUNT OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH, CENTREVILLE, VA PASTOR EUGENE JOHNSON $25,000.00 WONDROUS MISSIONERS FROM ATHENS TO CORINTH ($18,000 - $23,999) CANAAN BAPTIST CHURCH, PHILADELPHIA, PA PASTOR DERICK BRENNAN $23,000.00 OPEN DOOR BAPTIST CHURCH, WASHINGTON, DC PASTOR BERNARD M. TAYLOR $21,500.00 CONVENT AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH, NEW YORK, NY PASTOR JESSE T. WILLIAMS $21,000.00 ST. PAUL BAPTIST CHURCH, CHARLOTTE, NC PASTOR ROBERT C. SCOTT $20,450.00 GLORIOUS MISSIONERS FROM BEREA TO ATHENS ($14,000 - $17,999) ST. PETER BAPTIST CHURCH, GLEN ALLEN, VA $16,831.08 MOUNT OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH, HACKENSACK, NJ $16,630.79 GREATER ST. PAUL MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH, DURHAM, NC PASTOR WILLIAM HAZEL HEIGHT $16,000.00 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - FAYETTEVILLE, NC PASTOR FREDERICK D. CULBRETH $15,167.99 COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH, BALTIMORE, MD PASTOR MILTON N. LEMON $15,000.00 SHARON BAPTIST CHURCH, RICHMOND, VA PASTOR PAUL COLES $14,400.00 MARVELOUS MISSIONERS FROM THESSALONICA TO BEREA ($10,000 - $13,999) WOMAN'S BAPTIST HOME & FOREIGN MISSIONARY CONVENTION - NC LENA JOHNSON, PRESIDENT $12,220.97 MIDDLE DISTRICT MISSIONARY BAPTIST ASSOCIATION DR. REGINALD A. WELLS, MODERATOR $12,000.00 THIRD BAPTIST CHURCH, PORTSMOUTH, VA PASTOR JOSEPH A. FLEMING $11,900.00 TRINIDAD BAPTIST CHURCH, CAPITOL HEIGHTS, MD PASTOR JUSTIN RHODES $10,681.00 THE SANCTUARY AT KINGDOM SQUARE, UPPER MARLBORO, MD BISHOP-ELECT ANTHONY MACLIN $10,514.00 HERITAGE FELLOWSHIP CHURCH, RESTON, VA PASTOR DUSTIN SULLIVAN $10,000.00 NEW SALEM MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH, COLUMBUS, OH PASTOR KEITH A. TROY $10,000.00 THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, INC. - NORTH BRENTWOOD, MARYLAND PASTOR DUANE T. KAY $10,000.00 VERMONT AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH, WDC PASTOR JOHN J. COX $10,000.00 AMAZING MISSIONERS FROM PHILIPPI TO THESSALONICA ($6,000 - $9,999) FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, MANASSAS, VA PASTOR KEITH SAVAGE $8,500.00 TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH, AUGUSTA, GA PASTOR CHARLES E. GOODMAN, JR. $8,383.37 SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH (OLD SITE), FREDERICKSBURG, VA PASTOR AARON L. DOBYNES $8,143.50 LOTT CAREY WISE - DC ARROSIA WILLIAMS, PRESIDENT $8,000.00 PROVIDENCE BAPTIST CHURCH, BALTIMORE, MD PASTOR DOUGLAS E. SUMMERS $8,000.00 TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH, INC., BURLINGTON, NJ PASTOR CORY L. JONES $8,000.00 ST. TIMOTHY'S CHRISTIAN BAPTIST CHURCH PASTOR MINNIE R. WASHINGTON $7,850.00 GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH OF GERMANTOWN, PHILADELPHIA, PA $7,594.51


LEADING CONTRIBUTORS

AMAZING MISSIONERS FROM PHILIPPI TO THESSALONICA ($6,000 - $9,999) — CONT'DFIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, EMINENCE, KY PASTOR CHARLES H. DUNCAN, JR. $7,400.00 ANONYMOUS DONORS $7,119.42 ST. JOHNS BAPTIST CHURCH, MAPLE HILL, NC REV DAVID L. BROWN $7,100.00 MOUNT OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH, ARLINGTON, VA PASTOR JAMES E. VICTOR $6,875.02 TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH, COLUMBUS, OH PASTOR VICTOR M. DAVIS $6,654.00 NEW HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH, EAST ORANGE, NJ PASTOR DWIGHT D. GILL $6,619.00 NEW ZION BAPTIST CHURCH, LOUISVILLE, KY PASTOR A. RUSSELL AWKARD $6,500.00 ST. MATTHEWS BAPTIST CHURCH, DISTRICT HEIGHTS, MD PASTOR PETER R. BLUE, SR. $6,500.00 CRYSTAL HILL BAPTIST CHURCH, HALIFAX, VA $6,265.00 WATTS CHAPEL MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH, RALEIGH, NC $6,000.00 SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH CITY OF COLUMBUS, COLUMBUS, OH $6,000.00 WATTS CHAPEL MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH, RALEIGH, NC $6,000.00 MAJESTIC LEADERS APPROACHING PHILIPPI ($3,600 - $5,999) LEWIS CHAPEL MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH, FAYETTEVILLE, NC PASTOR HARRY L. WRIGHT $5,750.00 SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH, DISTRICT HEIGHTS, MD $5,500.00 GOATLEY, DAVID AND PAMELA $5,000.00 AX, NANCY $5,000.00 BETHLEHEM BAPTIST CHURCH, ALEXANDRIA, VA PASTOR DARRELL K. WHITE $5,000.00 FIRST AFRICAN BAPTIST CHURCH, SHARON HILL, PA $5,000.00 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF MARSHALL HEIGHTS, WDC PASTOR ANDRE D, IVY $5,000.00 FIRST MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH, HUNTSVILLE, AL $5,000.00 GREATER MORNING STAR MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH $5,000.00 JEG WOOD PRODUCTS, FLOYDS KNOBS, IN $5,000.00 METROPOLITAN BAPTIST CHURCH, LARGO, MD PASTOR MAURICE WATSON $5,000.00 MT. SINAI BAPTIST CHURCH, WDC PASTOR TYRONE QUEEN $5,000.00 RODMAN STREET MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH, PITTSBURGH, PA PASTOR DARRYL T. CANADY $5,000.00 SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH $5,000.00 ST. JOHN'S BAPTIST CHURCH, SCOTCH PLAINS, NJ $5,000.00 TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH, INC., BRONX, NY PASTOR NAOMI TYLER-LLOYD $5,000.00 SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH OF KOKOMO, INDIANA, INC. PASTOR ROBERT A. LEE $4,800.00 RISING SUN BAPTIST CHURCH, WDC PASTOR MARLOW L. MITCHELL $4,700.00 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF HAMPTON, HAMPTON, VA $4,500.00 MT. MORIAH BAPTIST CHURCH, WDC PASTOR LUCIUS M. DALTON $4,500.00 DAYSPRING COMMUNITY CHURCH, LANHAM, MD PASTOR CYNTHIA T. TURNER WOOD $4,000.00 REBECCA MULLEN FOREIGN MISSION CLUB, DANVILLE, VA NANCY GUNN $4,000.00 WARNER BAPTIST CHURCH, FALLS CHURCH, VA PASTOR MATTHEW J. PEARSON $4,000.00 WILLIAMS, EMILYE $3,831.00 RESURGENCE CHURCH $3,600.00

MAGNIFICANT MEN AND WOMEN OF TROAS ($1,000 - $3,599) JACKSON, GREGORY AND BARBARA $3,588.00 COLLINS, ROY $3,500.00 GRIMES, JERALDINE $3,500.00 SIXTH MOUNT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH, RICHMOND, VA PASTOR TYRONE E. NELSON $3,500.00 MOORE, VENDER $3,200.00 LEVENSTON, FAYE $3,100.00 CRUMP, BARBARA T. $3,091.00 CHERRY GROVE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH, DARLINGTON, SC $3,000.00 DORRIS, LEONIA $3,000.00 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF JERICHO, DEPTFORD, NJ $3,000.00 FIRST CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, DURHAM, NC PASTOR FREDERICK A. DAVIS $3,000.00 NEW BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH, YOUNGSTOWN, OH PASTOR KENNETH L. SIMON $3,000.00 ST. LUKE BAPTIST CHURCH, PATERSON, NJ $3,000.00 UNION OF UNION ASSOCIATION OF NORTH CAROLINA, FAYETTEVILLE, NC $3,000.00 WILSON, DEBORAH $3,000.00 CHANTILLY BAPTIST CHURCH, CHANTILLY, VA PASTOR JERRY BRYANT $2,925.00 JONES, POLLY $2,885.00 FALLING RUN MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH, FAYETTEVILLE, NC PASTOR REGINALD A. WELLS $2,877.50 FIRST UNION BAPTIST CHURCH, MECHANICSVILLE, VA $2,783.42 MOUNTAIN GROVE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH, SOUTH BOSTON, VA $2,700.00 JACKSON, SANDRA $2,660.00 MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH, WINSTON-SALEM, NC PASTOR SERENUS J. CHURN, SR. $2,600.00 SOUTHSIDE RAPPAHANNOCK BAPTIST ASSN. AND ALLIED BODIES, RICHMOND, VA JAMES T. HILL, SR. - TREASURER $2,525.00



BETHLEHEM BAPTIST CHURCH, MCKEESPORT, PA PASTOR EARLENE COLEMAN $2,500.00 DELANEY, DR. BEVERLY $2,500.00 FIRST TRINITY MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH, FLINT, MI PASTOR EZRA L. TILLMAN, JR. $2,500.00 FRIENDSHIP MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH, COLUMBUS, OH PASTOR SCOTTIE L. AARON $2,500.00 NEW BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH, PORTSMOUTH, VA BISHOP JAMES MARSHALL WHITAKER $2,500.00 PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH, RED BANK, NJ PASTOR TERRENCE K. PORTER $2,500.00 REDEEMER BAPTIST CHURCH, ADELPHI, MD PASTOR DARYL E. WATSON $2,500.00 ROMAN, DR. GUS AND EUNICE $2,500.00 SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH, WILMINGTON, NC $2,500.00 SOUTHEAST TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH, WDC PASTOR DONALD ISAAC, JR. $2,500.00 ZION BAPTIST CHURCH, WDC PASTOR KEITH BYRD $2,500.00 MOHAMED, CAROL $2,495.00 PROVIDENCE BAPTIST MISSIONARY CIRCLE, LEESBURG, VA PASTOR COREY Z. GAULT $2,450.00 CLAUD, LLOYD $2,400.00 NAZARENE BAPTIST CHURCH, PHILADELPHIA, PA PASTOR K. MARSHALL WILLIAMS $2,400.00 SPRING CREEK BAPTIST CHURCH, MOSELEY, VA PASTOR KENNETH D. COOPER $2,200.00 SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH (NEW SITE), FREDERICKSBURG, VA PASTOR ANTHONY A. PARRISH, SR. $2,180.00 ST. JOHN UNITED BAPTIST CHURCH, WDC PASTOR JOHN M. ALEXANDER, JR. $2,100.00 OAK GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH, ELGIN, SC PASTOR WILLIE J. THOMPSON, JR. $2,050.00 ABNER BAPTIST CHURCH, GLEN ALLEN, VA PASTOR JAIMAL C. HAYES $2,000.00 BANISTER MISSIONARY BAPTIST ASSOCIATION WOMEN'S MINISTRY JACKIE STAMPS - MODERATOR $2,000.00 DAVIS, DR. JUANITA $2,000.00 EBENEZER MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH, CHARLOTTE, NC PASTOR LEONZO D. LYNCH $2,000.00 ELBA MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH, GRETNA, VA PASTOR DABBLE E. GARNER $2,000.00 FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH, RICHMOND, VA PASTOR EARL M. BROWN $2,000.00 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH MERRIFIELD, FALLS CHURCH, VA PASTOR MARTIN T. PICKETT $2,000.00 LUNDY, CLAUDIA $2,000.00 MONUMENTAL BAPTIST CHURCH, JERSEY CITY, NJ $2,000.00 MOUNT CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, ALEXANDRIA, VA PASTOR F.R. KELLY, SR. $2,000.00 MOUNT CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, ROCKVILLE, MD PASTOR LEON GRANT $2,000.00 MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH, GLEN ALLEN, VA PASTOR DARRYL G. THOMPSON $2,000.00 NEW JERUSALEM BAPTIST CHURCH, CAPITOL HEIGHTS, MD PASTOR THOMAS J. HENDERSON $2,000.00 SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH, RICHMOND, VA PASTOR RALPH STEVEN HODGE $2,000.00 STAR OF BETHLEHEM MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH, TRIANGLE, VA $2,000.00 THE LUCILLE MATHIAS FOREIGN MISSIONS MINISTRY, CHILLICOTHE, OH JOAN COUSINS, LEADER $2,000.00 TRINIDAD BAPTIST CHURCH, CAPITOL HEIGHTS, MD PASTOR JUSTIN RHODES $2,000.00 TUCKAHOE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION OF VIRGINIA, RICHMOND, VA REV. MICAH JACKSON, MODERATOR $2,000.00 WASHINGTON, DR. MINNIE R. $2,000.00 MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH OF LIBRARY, SOUTH PARK, PA PASTOR CHRIS M. TOOKES $1,940.00 MCKOY, LOTTIE $1,931.00 REEDER MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH, CHARLOTTE, NC PASTOR THOMAS R. FARROW, JR. $1,929.00 PARKS, JUANITA $1,906.00 MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH, CORAOPOLIS, PA PASTOR MICHAEL A. PETERSON $1,900.00 WAMBOLD, SALLY $1,900.00 DUNN, EMMETT L. AND SUAN J. $1,850.00 KENNEDY, BRENDA $1,831.00 POPLAR MOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH, LAWRENCEVILLE, VA $1,807.49 JOHNSON, DR. EUGENE AND MRS. JUNE $1,800.00 MOUNT VERNON BAPTIST CHURCH, DURHAM, NC PASTOR PERCY HIGH $1,800.00 SECOND CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, NORFOLK, VA PASTOR GEOFFREY V. GUNS $1,800.00 WESTWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH, RICHMOND, VA PASTOR A. MICHAEL BLACK $1,800.00 MCCREARY, DR. JACQUELINE MADISON $1,781.00 CLIFTON, REV. DR. ANGELITA $1,731.00 SUNNYSIDE MISSIONARY BAPTIST ASSOCIATION, SOUTH BOSTON, VA $1,705.00 PEARSON, MATTHEW $1,700.00 WILLIAMS, ROLAND AND BEVERLY $1,700.00 SMITH, REV. LARRY AND NATALIE $1,680.00 OAK SHADE BAPTIST CHURCH, CATLETT, VA PASTOR JESSE JONES $1,650.00 TRIED STONE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH, ASHEVILLE, NC $1,650.00 EBENEZER BAPTIST CHURCH, BALTIMORE, MD ELDER ERIC TAYLOR, SR. $1,600.00 ROYSTER, SR. DR. MARK R. AND PHYLLIS $1,600.00 ANDREWS, JOSEPH $1,560.00 OLSON, MARK AND JOAN $1,516.67 GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH, BROOKLYN, NY $1,505.00 BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH, COLUMBUS, OH $1,500.00



MAGNIFICANT MEN AND WOMEN OF TROAS ($1,000 - $3,599) — CONT'DDUNCAN, CHARLES $1,500.00 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, ROANOKE, VA PASTOR KENNETH B. WRIGHT $1,500.00 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, SALEM, VA $1,500.00 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, WINSTON-SALEM, NC PASTOR DARYL AARON $1,500.00 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF VIENNA, VIENNA, VA PASTOR VERNON C. WALTON $1,500.00 GARLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, GARLAND, NC PASTOR LOUIS H. HACKETT $1,500.00 MT ZION MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH OF ASHEVILLE, ASHEVILLE, NC $1,500.00 MT. PLEASANT BAPTIST CHURCH, ALDIE, VA PASTOR EUGENE PEARSON $1,500.00 NEW PROSPECT BAPTIST CHURCH, SHERRILLS FORD, NC $1,500.00 NORTHERN NECK BAPTIST ASSOCIATION, HEATHSVILLE, VA DEBORAH THOMAS $1,500.00 PAYNE, MELVIN $1,500.00 PINEY GROVE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH, GRETNA, VA PASTOR ISAAC MONROE $1,500.00 REDEEMED MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH, WINSTON-SALEM, NC PASTOR GARY B. WALKER $1,500.00 SAINT JOHN'S BAPTIST CHURCH, ARLINGTON, VA PASTOR JOHN J. NICHOLS, JR. $1,500.00 SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH, PLAINFIELD, NJ PASTOR SHEILA THORPE $1,500.00 JERUSALEM BAPTIST CHURCH, MANAKIN-SABOT, VA PASTOR EMANUEL C. HARRIS $1,450.00 LOADHOLT, REBECCA $1,450.00 MOSS, SR. DR. GREGORY K. $1,450.00 GRAY, ODESSA $1,400.00 FIRST JOHN TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH, BALTIMORE, MD $1,366.00 BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH PASTOR EDWARD O. WILLIAMSON $1,331.00 WHITE ROCK BAPTIST CHURCH PASTOR REGINALD V. STEPHENS $1,320.00 LEWIS-COKE, LINDA $1,312.00 EBENEZER BAPTIST CHURCH PASTOR A.L. GEE $1,300.00 JOHNSON, REV. MELTON $1,300.00 STEWART, REV. DR. GINA M. $1,300.00 TAYLOR, SR. RALPH E. AND PIA A. $1,265.00 BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH - DAYTON, OH PASTOR XAVIER L. JOHNSON $1,250.00 GREATER PROVIDENCE BAPTIST CHURCH PASTOR FRED GIBSON $1,250.00 BRONSON, CAROLYN $1,240.00 GARNER, DABBLE E. AND DEBRA G. $1,231.00 BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL & BAPTIST TRAINING UNION CONGRESS OF VA AARONITA BROWN - PRESIDENT $1,226.36 RHODES, DR. JOHN T. $1,210.00 BRONSON, HELEN $1,200.00 EBENEZER BAPTIST CHURCH $1,200.00 FREEMAN, DR. STERLING $1,200.00 GOOD HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH, FAYETTEVILLE, NC PASTOR RICHARD HOOKER $1,200.00 MOUNT TABOR BAPTIST CHURCH, RICHMOND, VA $1,200.00 NEW CHRISTIAN CHAPEL MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH, ROSE HILL, NC $1,200.00 MOORE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, RICHMOND, VA PASTOR ALONZA L. LAWRENCE $1,186.50 WRIGHT, WILLETTA $1,150.00 NORTHERN VA BAPTIST ASSOCIATION $1,145.00 MOORE, ELIZABETH $1,116.00 BETHESDA BAPTIST CHURCH, WDC $1,115.00 COLES, PAUL $1,100.00 FAITH COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH, RICHMOND, VA $1,100.00 MOUNT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH OF HOLMESBURG, PHILADELPHIA, PA $1,100.00 NORTHERN VIRGINIA BAPTIST ASSOC., INC. $1,100.00 ROCKY RIDGE BAPTIST CHURCH, REIDSVILLE, NC $1,100.00 MT. PILGRIM MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH, PASSAIC, NJ $1,050.00 LOADHOLT, JANICE $1,040.00 MORRISEY, V. BRENDA $1,031.00 WILSON, REV. SANDERS $1,031.00 BETHLEHEM BAPTIST CHURCH, LAWTON, OK $1,020.00 BRADLEY, LENA $1,011.00 PARKER, LEON AND LIZA $1,011.00 JONES, SHERDINA $1,010.00 ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH, RICHMOND, VA PASTOR JAMES L. SAILES $1,000.00 BALDWIN, AURETHA $1,000.00 BEREAN BAPTIST CHURCH OF RALEIGH NORTH CAROLINA, RALEIGH, NC PASTOR ARLEE GRIFFIN, JR. $1,000.00 BEREAN MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH, MEMPHIS, TN PASTOR EDWARD PARKER, JR. $1,000.00 BETHLEHEM BAPTIST CHURCH, SPRING HOUSE, PA $1,000.00 BLACKWELL BAPTIST CHURCH, YANCEYVILLE, NC PASTOR EVERETT DICKERSON $1,000.00 BLUE WING CHURCH, ROXBORO, NC $1,000.00



BLUESTONE BAPTIST CHURCH, PELHAM, NC PASTOR ROY L. DENNIS, JR. $1,000.00 CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, MORRISTOWN, NJ PASTOR JERRY CARTER $1,000.00 CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH OF GARFIELD, NJ $1,000.00 CANAAN BAPTIST CHURCH, NEW CASTLE, DE $1,000.00 CLEARVIEW MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH, FAYETTEVILLE, NC $1,000.00 COMPASSIONATE TABERNACLE OF FAITH MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH $1,000.00 CORNERSTONE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH, GREENVILLE, NC $1,000.00 DAVIS, ALLIEN $1,000.00 EAST CUMBERLAND COUNTY MISSIONARY UNION C/O LULA MARIE GAINEY $1,000.00 EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH, WDC PASTOR CHRISTOPHER L. NICHOLS $1,000.00 FIRST AFRICAN BAPTIST CHURCH, RICHMOND, VA $1,000.00 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - RANDOLPH STREET, WDC PASTOR FRANK D. TUCKER $1,000.00 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - STATESVILLE, NC $1,000.00 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF NORFOLK, INC., NORFOLK, VA PASTOR ROBERT G. MURRAY $1,000.00 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF TEANECK INC., TEANECK, NJ PASTOR MARILYN MONROE HARRIS $1,000.00 FIRST INSTITUTIONAL BAPTIST CHURCH, PHOENIX, AZ PASTOR WARREN H. STEWART, SR. $1,000.00 FIRST MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH, FAIRLAWN, VA PASTOR RICHARD A. GOODMAN, SR. $1,000.00 FIRST MOUNT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH, DUMFRIES, VA $1,000.00 FLYTHE, WILLIAM $1,000.00 FORESTVILLE NEW REDEEMER BAPTIST CHURCH, FORESTVILLE, MD PASTOR NATHANIEL THOMAS $1,000.00 GALILEE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH, WINSTON-SALEM, NC $1,000.00 GOODWILL BAPTIST CHURCH, WDC PASTOR JOSEPH WILSON $1,000.00 GREATER ST. MARK BAPTIST CHURCH, TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE, AL $1,000.00 HAW RIVER BAPTIST CHURCH, PITTSBORO, NC PASTOR MARK R. ROYSTER, SR. $1,000.00 KAY, DEACON ROSAMOND $1,000.00 LOCKLEY, JAMES AND ROSALIND $1,000.00 MACEDONIA BAPTIST CHURCH, LAKEHURST, NJ PASTOR EDWARD D. HARPER $1,000.00 MARTIN STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, RALEIGH, NC PASTOR EARL JOHNSON $1,000.00 METROPOLITAN AFRICAN-AMERICAN BAPTIST CHURCH, RICHMOND, VA $1,000.00 METROPOLITAN BAPTIST CHURCH MISSIONS, SUFFOLK, VA PASTOR ROBERT HOBBS $1,000.00 MOREHEAD, KAREN $1,000.00 MOUNT CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, RICHMOND, VA PASTOR ANDRE J. JACKSON, JR. $1,000.00 MOUNT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH, TRIANGLE, VA $1,000.00 MT. GILEAD BAPTIST CHURCH, NORFOLK, VA PASTOR SHELTON MURPHY $1,000.00 MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH, RECTORTOWN, VA $1,000.00 MT. SINAI BAPTIST CHURCH $1,000.00 MT. VERNON MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH, CREEDMOOR, NC $1,000.00 NEW BEGINNING BAPTIST CHURCH, LUMBERTON, NC PASTOR O. ERVIN PELHAM $1,000.00 NEW ENGLAND MISSIONARY BAPTIST CONVENTION, NEW CASTLE, DE REV. DR. VINCENT P. OLIVER, TREASURER $1,000.00 NEW GETHSEMANE BAPTIST CHURCH, PHILADELPHIA, PA PASTOR SAMUEL B. JORDAN, SR. $1,000.00 NEW LIGHT BAPTIST CHURCH, OXFORD, NC $1,000.00 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH, WDC $1,000.00 PIEDMONT DISTRICT BAPTIST ASSOCIATION, CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA $1,000.00 PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH, ROANOKE, VA PASTOR DWIGHT O. STEELE $1,000.00 PLEASANT GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH, SUFFOLK, VA $1,000.00 POSSIBILITY PLACE CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES FELLOWSHIP INC., HONOLULU, HI $1,000.00 PROVIDENCE BAPTIST CHURCH, KERNERSVILLE, NC $1,000.00 QUIOCCASIN BAPTIST CHURCH, HENRICO, VA $1,000.00 SANDY BRANCH BAPTIST CHURCH, ROXOBEL, NC $1,000.00 SCHMIDT, VERNELL $1,000.00 SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH, WDC PASTOR JAMES E. TERRELL $1,000.00 SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH, CLEVELAND, OH $1,000.00 SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH, HENDERSON, NC PASTOR JOSEPH RATLIFF $1,000.00 SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH, SHELBY, NC $1,000.00 ST MARK BAPTIST CHURCH, OAK CITY, NC $1,000.00 ST. JAMES MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH, INC., WHARTON, TX $1,000.00 STAR OF HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH, PHILADELPHIA, PA PASTOR HUBERT B. BARNES $1,000.00 SUNNY HOME BAPTIST CHURCH, EDEN, NC PASTOR CURTIS PURCELL $1,000.00 SYCAMORE HILL BAPTIST CHURCH, GREENVILLE, NC PASTOR JAMES H. ALEXANDER $1,000.00 THE FOUNTAIN OF RALEIGH FELLOWSHIP, RALEIGH, NC PASTOR PAUL L. ANDERSON $1,000.00 THE NEW MACEDONIA BAPTIST CHURCH, WDC PASTOR PATRICK J. WALKER $1,000.00 THOMAS, RONALD $1,000.00 UNION BAPTIST CHURCH, NEW YORK, NY PASTOR BRIAN D. SCOTT $1,000.00 UNION BAPTIST CHURCH OF ORANGE, ORANGE, NJ PASTOR WILLIAM M. FREEMAN $1,000.00 MAGNIFICANT MEN AND WOMEN OF TROAS ($1,000 - $3,599) — CONT'D




VIRGINIA BAPTIST STATE CONVENTION, SUFFOLK, VA ATTN: WOMEN'S AUXILIARY $1,000.00 WHARTON MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH, BUFFALO JUNCTION, VA $1,000.00 WILLIAMS, ARROSIA $1,000.00 WILLIAMS MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH, ROANOKE, VA PASTOR PAUL E. JOHNSON $1,000.00 WILSON, JACQUELYN $1,000.00


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ALABAMA FIRST MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH, HUNTSVILLE, AL 5,000.00GREATER ST. MARK BAPTIST CHURCH 1,000.00THOMAS, VERONICA 45.00TURNER, KIMBERLY 31.00

ARIZONA FIRST INSTITUTIONAL BAPTIST CHURCH 1,000.00 CALIFORNIA NEW HOPE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 600.00NEW MT CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 100.00WALKER, GLORIA 100.00WILLIAMS, JOEL AND NELLIE KATE 550.00 CONNECTICUT COLLINS, ROY 3,500.00HAMILTON, RON 460.00JENNINGS, JOANNE 450.00HEADLEY, BARBARA 161.00BOISSIERE, DIONNE 31.00 DELAWARE BROWN, PAULETTE 75.00CANAAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1,000.00FRISBY-HYDEN, JESSIE 150.00HAND, JOSEPH 300.00HAND, OSIA 210.00JONES, PAULA 691.38NEW ENGLAND MISSIONARY BAPTIST CONVENTION 1,000.00TURNER, IVEL 500.00 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ANDREWS, RITA 100.00ANTHONY, CATHERINE 31.00ANTHONY, COLETTA 31.00ANTHONY, MAE 100.00BEACH, PATRICIA 31.00BENNETT, LEONA 75.00BETHESDA BAPTIST CHURCH 1,115.00BRADLEY, LENA 1,011.00BRATHWAITE-PRETLOW, LASTENIA 200.00BRIDGERS, MARY 50.00BRINKLEY, WINNIE 125.00BROOKS, SHIRLENE 100.00BRYANT, NAOMI 250.00CLYBURN, JEANETTE 50.00

COOK, ELEANOR 131.00DALTON, ASHBY 50.00DAVIS, GRACE 50.00EDMONDS, HERBERT 320.00EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH 1,000.00FEARS, PATRICIA 100.00FELTON, CYNTHIA 10.00FERGUSON, JUANITA 175.00FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 350.00FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - RANDOLPH STREET 1,000.00FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF MARSHALL HEIGHTS, WDC 5,000.00FIRST RISING MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH 500.00FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH 500.00FULLER, JENNIE 25.00FULLER, JOAN 25.00GENERAL BAPTIST DEACONS ASSOCIATION 500.00GETHSEMANE BAPTIST CHURCH 500.00GOOD SUCCESS CHURCH & MIN, INC 250.00GOODWILL BAPTIST CHURCH 1,000.00HAWKINS, HERBERT A. AND DIANNE M. 400.00HENDERSON, DELORIS 381.00HUNTER, CAROLYN 250.00ISAAC, REV. DONALD 525.00ISRAEL BAPTIST CHURCH 250.00JACKSON, KATHERINE 20.00JETER, SYLVIA 60.00JOHNSON, JEAN 300.00JONES FOUNTAIN, ROSALYN 25.00JONES, EARNESTINE 50.00KING, AUDREY 250.00LEE, ANNALISA 300.00LIBERTY BAPTIST CHURCH 500.00LINDER, LAVONIA 10.00LOTT CAREY WISE - DC 8,000.00LYONS, JUDY 50.00MENTROTONE BAPTIST CHURCH INC. 500.00MILLER, MICHAEL 100.00MOORE, JEAN 250.00MT. CARMEL BAPTIST CHURCH 100.00MT. LEBANON BAPTIST CHURCH 500.00MT. MORIAH BAPTIST CHURCH, WDC 4,500.00MT. SINAI BAPTIST CHURCH, WDC 5,000.00MURPHY, QUEEN 31.00NELSON, JACQUELINE 131.00NEW HOPE FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH 500.00NEW MT. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 250.00NORFLEET, REV. MARCIA 250.00OPEN DOOR BAPTIST CHURCH, WDC 21,500.00

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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA — CONT'DPALMER, WANDA 200.00PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 1,000.00PINKNEY, REV. NANCY 100.00PURITY BAPTIST CHURCH URBAN CENTER 500.00RISING SUN BAPTIST CHURCH, WDC 4,700.00RUE, LORRAINE 150.00SADLER, GWENDOLYN 25.00SAINT CHARLES BAPTIST CHURCH 500.00SAUNDERS, DELORES 100.00SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH 1,000.00SMITH, BARBARA (WDC) 100.00SMITH, REV. LARRY AND NATALIE 1,680.00SOUTHEAST TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH 2,500.00ST. JOHN UNITED BAPTIST CHURCH 2,100.00TERRY, HOWARD AND DENISE 200.00THE NEW MACEDONIA BAPTIST CHURCH 1,000.00TURNER, BENJAMIN AND HATTIE 20.00UNITY BAPTIST CHURCH 500.00VALENTINE-HARROD, AVON 50.00VERMONT AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH, WDC 10,000.00WASHINGTON, REV. DR. MAXWELL 800.00WHEELER, CARLA 100.00WHITTINGTON, M. NADINE 100.00WILLIAMS, ARROSIA 1,000.00WOODFORK, ELLEN 350.00YEAGER, ALICE 31.00YOUNG, RUBELL 575.00ZION BAPTIST CHURCH 2,500.00 FLORIDA GORDON, WILLIAM AND CYNTHIA 30.00GREATER BETHEL MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 500.00PARKER-SOBERS, MARTINA 949.25PHILLIPS, ELIZABETH 200.00PIERRE, YVES 30.00RESTORING GRACE COMMUNITY CHURCH 200.00SNOWDEN, BRETT 25.00 GEORGIA CARTER, ERMA 381.00GARDNER, MICHELLE 25.00MIMS, OPHELIA 50.00RHODES, DR. JOHN T. 1,210.00ROBERSON, TIVOLI 110.00TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH, AUGUSTA, GA 8,383.37TILLMAN, SHERRYE 150.00WILLIAMS, SHIRLEY 100.00 HAWAII POSSIBILITY PLACE CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES FELLOWSHIP INC. 1,000.00

ILLINOIS SMITH, CLARICE 400.00WEEKS, SHARON 31.00 INDIANA LILLY ENDOWMENT, INC 989,608.00JEG WOOD PRODUCTS, FLOYDS KNOBS, IN 5,000.00SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH OF 4,800.00 KOKOMO, INDIANA, INC. KENTUCKY ARMSTRONG, GEORGE 100.00CHOWNING, JOHN 950.00COLEMAN, ROSE 40.00DUNCAN, CHARLES 1,500.00

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, EMINENCE, KY 7,400.00GEURIN, CLAUDIA 10.00GREEN STREET BAPTIST CHURCH 500.00MONK SELF, REV. ROBIN 50.00MOREHEAD, KAREN 1,000.00NEW ZION BAPTIST CHURCH, LOUISVILLE, KY 6,500.00OWENTON SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH 500.00REID, PATRICIA 20.00SMITH, TANYA 10.00STEVENSON, VANESSA 50.00WRIGHT, WILLETTA 1,150.00 LOUISIANA BELL, CAROL 75.00CALVIN, SHIRLEY 40.00FIRST FREE MISSION BAPTIST CHURCH OF ALGIERS 100.00KITTS, THOMAS AND MARY 125.00LAZARD, DARWAN 100.00LITTLE BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH 500.00NINTH BAPTIST CHURCH 500.00REEVES, KENNETH 150.00TOLBERT, DR. SAMUEL 100.00 MARYLAND ALEXANDER, REV. DR. JOHN M. 900.00ANDERSON, JAMES 50.00ANDERSON, RITA 25.00ASH, ELIZABETH 300.00BAPTIST MINISTERS CONFERENCE OF DC & VICINITY 200.00BASKERVILLE, BARBARA 100.00BATTLE, GAIL 125.00BATTLE, MS. ELIZABETH 31.00BENNETT, DR WILLIAM 125.00BENTLEY, CYNTHIA 131.00BLACKWELL, EDITH 100.00BLUE, PETER 260.00BOOTH, BARBARA 100.00BOWMAN, ALICE 200.00BRADLEY, PATRICIA 284.00BRIGGS, DAMION 20.00BROWN MIRTHA 50.00BROWN, MATILDA 55.00BROWN, RONALD 100.00BROWN, SADIE 500.00BROWN, SHIRLEY 93.00BRUCE, SYGRID 150.00BUCHANAN, JOAN 100.00CAILLET, ROXAN 750.00CAMPBELL, LAURENCE 600.00CARTER, SHIRLEY 25.00CARVER, JOAN 62.00CEPHAS, JUDITH 100.00CLAGGETT, DARRYL AND MABEL 240.00COLEMAN, VERNIA 250.00COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH, BALTIMORE, MD 15,000.00CORNERSTONE BAPTIST COMMUNITY CHURCH 500.00DANIELS, NICHELLE 200.00DARASAW, LLOYD 100.00DAVID, CONNIE 25.00DAVIS, DR. JUANITA 2,000.00DAYSPRING COMMUNITY CHURCH, LANHAM, MD 4,000.00DEBNAM, CARLA 50.00DRUMMER, REV. KHALFANI 100.00DUKES, C. DENISE 131.00DUNN, EMMETT L. AND SUAN J. 1,850.00EARLY, PRISCILLA 31.00EAST, SANDRA 50.00



EBENEZER BAPTIST CHURCH 1,600.00FINNEY-EL, BARBARA 100.00FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF CAPITOL HEIGHTS, MD 942.65FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF HIGHLAND PARK 800.00FIRST JOHN TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH 1,366.00FLOOD, CARMI 123.00FORESTVILLE NEW REDEEMER BAPTIST CHURCH 1,000.00FULMORE, EDITH 200.00GAINEY, SYLVIA 50.00GAITHER, PATRICIA 587.00GARDNER, PATRICIA 50.00GARRETT, JAMES 500.00GOATLEY, ATIBA 100.00GORE, QUVATOR 50.00HENRY, GERALDINE 106.00HILLIARD, VANESSA 181.00HOLLAND-RAY, JOYCE 20.00HUGHES, MARY 15.00HUNTER, MICHELLE 31.00ISABELLE, MATWAIA 300.00JACKSON, ARNOLD AND SHIRLEY 200.00JACKSON, CARL 25.00JACKSON, EVON 625.00JACKSON, GLORIA 31.00JACKSON, JESSICA 131.00JAMES, REV. EUGENE 50.00JESSUP, DELORES 150.00JOHNSON, CYNTHIA 100.00JONES, FLORA 31.00JONES, MARY 350.00JONES, REV. DR. 100.00JONES, TRACY 100.00JORDAN, CAROLYN 250.00JORDAN, DR. LARRY B. 250.00KING, STERLING AND ROSALYN 500.00KISER, MONIQUE 635.00LEWIS, MERLEY 31.00LOKEMAN, ARDELIA 250.00MACK, TINA 100.00MAGGETT, DAISY 75.00MAPLE SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH, 41,000.00 CAPITOL HEIGHTS, MD MATTHEWS, ELEANOR 20.00MCDANIEL, ERVIN AND DEBORAH 50.00MCNEILL, CHARLES AND AUDREY 325.00MELVIN, MILDRED 20.00METROPOLITAN BAPTIST CHURCH, LARGO, MD 5,000.00MILLER, BETTY 50.00MILLER, RENATA 150.00MITCHELL, REV. MARLOW 800.00MOORE, ELIZABETH 1,116.00MORRISEY, V. BRENDA 1,031.00MOUNT CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 2,000.00MURRAY, CATHY 50.00NEW COMMANDMENT BAPTIST CHURCH 400.00NEW JERUSALEM BAPTIST CHURCH 2,000.00NEW ZION BAPTIST CHURCH OF BALTIMORE CITY 500.00NORRIS, SYLVIA 200.00OPEN BIBLE HOUSE OF PRAYER BAPTIST CHURCH 500.00OWENS, ROSA 50.00PADGETT, DOROTHY 25.00PALMER, SHEILA 100.00PARKS, JUANITA 1,906.00PATE, TERRY 200.00PAYNE, SUSAN 100.00PEARSON, REV. EUGENE 75.55PETERSON, ASHLEY K. 25.00PETERSON, DANIELLE 50.00

PETERSON, REGINALD L. AND TONGA R. 333.00PLEASANT GROVE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 500.00POLK, SHARON 100.00PORTER, EMILY 25.00POWELL, MYRNA 100.00PROVIDENCE BAPTIST CHURCH, BALTIMORE, MD 8,500.00PUMPHREY, STAN AND JO ANN 450.00RAWLINGS, CARLA 162.00RAYNOR, JANICE 275.00REDEEMER BAPTIST CHURCH 2,500.00REDMAN, SR. RONALD L. AND BARBARA L. 100.00REID, KATHI 600.00RESTORATION WORSHIP TEMPLE 465.00RHODES, JUSTIN 800.00RILEY, MARVA 500.00ROBINSON, BARBARA 100.00RODGERS, MRS. WILLIE 100.00ROGERS, DORIS 241.00ROSS, ANDREA 331.00RULLOW, MARY 100.00SADLER, GWENDOLYN 56.00SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH, 5,500.00 DISTRICT HEIGHTS, MD SEEK HIS FACE MINISTRIES 631.00SERVANTS FOR CHRIST MINISTRIES INC 200.00SHARON BAPTIST CHURCH 500.00SIMMONS, DIANNE 200.00SIMMONS, RONALD AND JANET 200.00SMITH, MAVIS 70.00ST. JOB BAPTIST CHURCH 250.00ST. MATTHEWS BAPTIST CHURCH, 6,500.00 DISTRICT HEIGHTS, MD ST. TIMOTHY'S CHRISTIAN BAPTIST CHURCH 7,850.00STALEY, CURTIS 100.00STATON, ERNESTINE 25.00SYLVIA, KARMEN 50.00TARVER, JEROME AND LOVIE 80.00TAYLOR, ADDIE 275.00TAYLOR, REV. BERNARD 350.00TAYLOR, SR. RALPH E. AND PIA A. 1,265.00THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 100.00THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, INC. - 10,000.00 NORTH BRENTWOOD, MARYLAND THE OLD SHIP OF ZION MISSIONARY 300.00 BAPTIST CHURCH THE SANCTUARY AT KINGDOM SQUARE, 10,514.00 UPPER MARLBORO, MD THOMAS, MARTHA 100.00THOMAS, SADIE 20.00THOMPSON, BARBARA 100.00THOMPSON, DR. JAMES 400.00THOMPSON, FANNIE 100.00THOMPSON, HENRY 100.00TOOGOOD, ROBIN 100.00TRINIDAD BAPTIST CHURCH, 10,681.00 CAPITOL HEIGHTS, MD TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH 350.00TUCKER, REV. STEPHEN 100.00TURNER, GALE 250.00TURNER, REV. DR. CYNTHIA 381.00UBMC - WOMEN'S AUX 200.00VALENTINE, EMMA 117.58VANN, VENATTIA 25.00VERNON, JANET 431.00VICTOR, REV. DR. JAMES 400.00VINCENT, JACKIE 124.00WANDA & BRUCE GILL LIVING TRUST 100.00WARREN, MAHALIA 531.00



MARYLAND — CONT’D WASHINGTON, DR. MINNIE 2,000.00WASHINGTON, IRENE 25.00WASHINGTON, SHARON 100.00WATERS, REV. JIMMIE 31.00WATKINS, SARAH 25.00WHITE, JACQUELINE 250.00WHITE, LAURA 200.00WHITE, RICHARD 100.00WILLIAMS, EDDIE 31.00WILLIAMS, EMILYE 3,831.00WILLIAMS, FRANCES 250.00WILLIAMS, LOUISE 200.00WILLIAMS, MARION 75.00WILSON, REV. SANDERS 1,031.00WISE, YOLANDA 25.00ZION BAPTIST CHURCH OF HILLTOP INC. 750.00ZOLLICOFFER, MARLENE 50.00 MASSACHUSETTS ZION COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH 500.00 MICHIGAN BOBO, RONALD 100.00FIRST TRINITY MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 2,500.00GREATER MORNING STAR MISSIONARY 5,000.00 BAPTIST CHURCH MCGADNEY, GLENDA 50.00NETWORK FOR GOOD - SOUTHFIELD, MI 7,119.42NEW BETHEL MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 500.00 MISSISSIPPI EZELL, HENRY L. AND MATTIE M. 250.00TYSON, PHYLLIS 200.00THOMAS, CARROLET 30.00 MISSOURI JOHNSON-HAMMONS, BELINDA 200.00SHIELDS, TYRONE 400.00TAYLOR, BARRY 30.00 NEW JERSEY ALLEN, GWENDOLYN 25.00ALLEN, MARILYN 50.00ALSTON, CHERYL 431.00ANDERSON, CAROL 300.00ANDREWS, JOSEPH 1,560.00BARR-WRIGHT, DEBORA 150.00BEMBRY, REV. DR. GLENMORE 10.00BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH 500.00BLAIR, TONYA 125.00BOYD, YOLANDA 100.00BRASWELL, NELSON 100.00BROWN, DEBRA AND RODNEY 50.00BROWN, RHONA 25.00BROWN-GALES, CHARLINDA 100.00BULLOCK, LILLIAN 550.00BURNEY, RENEE 25.00BURNEY-PORTER, WILMA 100.00CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 1,000.00CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH OF GARFIELD, NJ 1,000.00CLARK, JAMES E. AND DOROTHY M. 800.00CLARK, LORTAN 31.00CLIFTON, REV. DR. ANGELITA 1,731.00COLLINS, BENEGENE 50.00COLSTON, CAROLYN 70.00CONAWAY, VICKI 250.00CRAIG, GERALDINE 31.00

CRAIG, REGINA 200.00DAVIS, BETTIE 31.00DECOSTA, MARIAN 50.00DELANEY, DR. BEVERLY 2,500.00DOW, MABEL 31.00FALLS, MURIEL 31.00FASHAW, PAUL 500.00FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF JERICHO 3,000.00FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF TEANECK INC. 1,000.00FLOWERS-JACKSON, ROSEMARY 31.00FOUNTAIN BAPTIST CHURCH, SUMMIT, NJ 110,000.00FREEMAN, CAROLYN 150.00FREEMAN, REV. WILLIAM 250.00FRIERSON, SANDRA 40.00GIBSON, DAVID AND ELIZABETH 112.00GIPSON, SHEILA 150.00GLOVER, LISA 100.00GOMES, NEAL AND SANDRA L. 300.00GOODSON, CAROLYN 31.00GOODSON, DELORES 31.00GREEN, DIAN 31.00GRIFFITH, MARGARET 31.00HAIRSTON, SUSAN 300.00HAMILTON, STACEY 145.00HARRIS, MARILYN 51.00HAYES, ELLA 412.00HOWELL, ANNIE 31.00HUTCHINSON, RUFUS AND CLASSIE 700.00INSPIRATION MUSIC GROUP/QUEENI 250.00JACKSON, GREGORY AND BARBARA 3,588.00JAMES, ANNIAS 50.00JENKINS, GERALYN 100.00JOHNSON, ARETHA 131.00JONES, REV. JOHN 500.00JONES, WILLIE E. 60.00JORDAN [NO FIRST NAME??] 50.00KING, PANSY 200.00LARRY, GWENDOLYN 31.00LAWRENCE, MARY 300.00LEE-BARNABY, JENNIFER 81.00LEWIS, ELLEN 35.00LEWIS, FAYE 615.00LIGON, SYLVIA 31.00LIVINGSTON, JUANITA 200.00LOCKLEY, JAMES AND ROSALIND 1,000.00LYLES, KATHLEEN 250.00MACEDONIA BAPTIST CHURCH 1,000.00MALLORY, CHARLOTTE 31.00MALLOY, REV. DENNIS 250.00MAMAH, JUDITH 250.00MAYS, REBECCA 100.00MCCLOUD, ELAINE 62.00MCCREARY, DR. JACQUELINE MADISON 1,781.00MCLEOD, LORRAINE 131.00METROPOLITAN BAPTIST CHURCH 200.00MONUMENTAL BAPTIST CHURCH 2,000.00MOORE, MINNIE 25.00MORRISON, CARLTON 50.00MOUNT OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH, 16,630.79 HACKENSACK, NJ MT. PILGRIM MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 1,050.00MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH 100.00MURPHY, ONDREA 56.00NAPIER, CONSTANCE 50.00NEMARD, PENNY 31.00NEW HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH, EAST ORANGE, NJ 6,619.00NICHOLS, MAGDALENE 300.00ONIYAMA, JOSEPH 250.00



PERRY, BRENDA 235.00PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH 2,500.00PORTER, REV. TERRENCE 360.00POSTLE, DIETHRA 31.00RAMSEY-PARKER, EUNICE 250.00RICHARDS, DONALD AND JUDITH 200.00RITTER, LINDA 61.00RIVERS OF LIFE BAPTIST CHURCH 300.00RODGERS, IDA 320.00RODGERS-DUBOSE, DOREEN 25.00ROSS, VERONICA 500.00SCHMIDT, VERNELL 1,000.00SCRUGGS SMITH, JACQUELINE 31.00SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH OF ASBURY PARK 500.00SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH 1,500.00SHORTER, LEOLA 131.00SINGLETARY, MARY 31.00SMITH, TERRY 225.00SPAGNER, DR. EVANS L. AND DIANNE 312.00ST. JOHN'S BAPTIST CHURCH, SCOTCH PLAINS, NJ 5,000.00ST. LUKE BAPTIST CHURCH 3,000.00ST. MATTHEW BAPTIST CHURCH 250.00STEVENSON, MARY 80.00SULLIVAN, FRED 50.00SWEET POTATO PIE INC. 500.00SYKES, MICHELLE 31.00TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH, INC., 8,000.00 BURLINGTON, NJ THE ABIGAIL MINISTRY 250.00THOMAS MCCLAIN, VIVIAN 62.00THOMAS, DENISE 981.00THOMPSON, SHARON 50.00TYLER, KIM 52.00UNION BAPTIST CHURCH OF ORANGE 1,000.00VAUGHAN, BARBARA 150.00WEEMS, GLORIA 25.00WELLS, CLAUDIA 31.00WESTON, TYRONE AND TERRI 50.00WHITFIELD, CAROLYN 220.00WILLIAMS, PAMELA 31.00WILLIAMS, RHONDA 31.00WILLIAMS, THURSELLE 31.00 NEW YORK ALEXANDER, MORRIS 125.00ALEXANDER, VERONICA 431.00ANDRALLISKI, BARBARA 200.00ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH 200.00BAILEY-CHIN, MARY 200.00BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH 1,331.00BEULAH BAPTIST CHURCH, INC. 250.00BIRCHETT, COLLEEN 100.00BRATHWAITE, ROSALIND 25.00CARTER, PEGGY 250.00COLEMAN, CATHERINE 200.00CONVENT AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH, 21,000.00 NEW YORK, NY COWANS, BEATRICE 31.00CUNNINGHAM, GERALDINE 275.00DEAR, BERTHA 10.00EDWARDS, MILDRED 250.00FARRAR, IRENE 200.00FORD, CAROLYN 31.00FOULKS, CYNTHIA 150.00FOX, BERNICE 300.00GARBIN, MARK 100.00GATTISON, TERESA 10.00GIBBS, SARA 31.00

GIPSON, BENNETTA 100.00GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH 1,505.00GRAHAM, ANGELA 150.00GRAY, ODESSA 1,400.00HILL-MARSH, JOHNNIE 25.00HOLDER, BRENDA 20.00HOLIDAY, ANTHONY 200.00HOLLEY, DR. BETTY 281.00HOPP DARBY, ROSETTA 31.00HURSTON, MARJORIE 50.00HUTCHINSON, RUBY 50.00JOHNSON, SHIRLEY 38.20KELLEY, HARVEY L. AND DOROTHY J. 500.00KEY, ANNIE 31.00KING, BEVERLEY 100.00KING, ELIZABETH 62.00LARRIER, DORIEL 31.00LEWIS, BETTIE 400.00LEWIS-COKE, LINDA 1,312.00LYNK, CAROLYN 30.00MATTHEWS, HYACINTH 100.00MCKOY, ALEXANDER 825.00MCKOY, LOTTIE 1,931.00MCMICHAEL, REV. KAREN 70.00MEACHEM, MATTHEW 350.00MIKE, MARIE 20.00MOORE, RUBY 31.00MORMAN, CHRISTINE 100.00NORMAN, MARGAUREET 25.00 (ATIBA - DOUBLE SPELLING OF FIRST NAME)OGILVIE, ALICE 381.00OSBORNE, EDWINA 31.00PARKER-SUTTON, SANDRA 31.00REDD, MARY 50.00REECE-SMITH, FROZINE 50.00ROBINSON, CAROL 181.00ROBINSON, JO 50.00ROSADO, GWENDOLYN 100.00ROSE, ODESSIA 62.00RUSSELL, HENRY AND BEVERLY 31.00STITH, ADRIENNE 100.00TAPP, ESTEEN 700.00TAYLOR, TONY 365.00TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH, INC., BRONX, NY 5,000.00TYLER-LLOYD, PORTIA 50.00UNION BAPTIST CHURCH 1,000.00WEAVER, ALLEN 500.00WHALEY, JOHNNY AND ROSA 100.00WIGGINS, IDA 300.00WILLIAMS, ALICE 15.00WILLIAMS, REV. DR. JESSE 550.00WINSLOW, ANTOINETTE 391.00WORKING CHURCHES OF 300.00 WESTCHESTER COUNTY & VICINITY YOUNG, VIRGINIA 512.00 NORTH CAROLINA AGARD, LATONYA 100.00ALLEN, MILLER AND ALICE 331.00ALSTON, DORIS 100.00ANDERSON, MARY 125.00ANTIOCH MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 500.00ARNOLD-GRAHAM, DR. SHERRI 200.00BAMBY, DEBORAH 25.00BARR, DR. TONY 350.00BAZEMORE, HATTIE 100.00BAZZEL CREEK CHURCH 250.00BELIEVERS BAPTIST CHURCH 250.00



NORTH CAROLINA — CONT’DBEREAN BAPTIST CHURCH OF RALEIGH NC NC 1,000.00BEVERLY, A. 75.00BLACKWELL BAPTIST CHURCH 1,000.00BLACKWELL, DR. JACQUELINE 100.00BLUE WING CHURCH 1,000.00BLUESTONE BAPTIST CHURCH 1,000.00BREEDEN, LYNDA 31.00BROADIE, ROSA 300.00BROADWAY, MIKAEL 100.00BRONSON, CAROLYN 1,240.00BRONSON, HELEN 1,200.00BROWN, DAVID 365.00BULLOCK, DR. CHARLES 31.00BULLOCK, DR. SHIRLEY 31.00BULLOCK, VELMA 881.00BUMGARDNER, LARRY AND NANCY 330.00BURTON, BOWMAN K. 500.00CAMPBELL, JENNIFER 100.00CANTY, CASSANDRA 50.00CEDAR ROCK BAPTIST CHURCH 200.00CHAMBERS, PATRICIA 100.00CHRISTIAN LIFE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 250.00CLAY, GERALDINE 100.00CLEARVIEW MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 1,000.00COGGINS, SARAH 250.00COMBS, ANDREA 100.00COMPASSIONATE TABERNACLE OF 1,000.00 FAITH MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH CORNERSTONE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 1,000.00COSTON, EDMOND 100.00COVINGTON, P. 31.00CROMARTIE, VERLENE 50.00CROMARTIE, VIVIAN 50.00CULBRETH, MUREIL MCARTHUR AND IRIS JEAN 495.00CUNNINGHAM BAPTIST CHURCH 500.00CUNNINGHAM, LILLIE 10.00DABNEY, PAMELA 25.00DANIELS, FREDDIE 81.00DAVIS, ALPHIA 100.00DAVIS, FRANCES 200.00DAVIS, PRISCILLA 261.00DIXON, JUDY 50.00DORRIS, LEONIA 3,000.00DUNLAP, GEORGE 50.00DUNSTON, IDA 131.00EAST CUMBERLAND COUNTY MISSIONARY UNION 1,000.00EBENEZER BAPTIST CHURCH 1,300.00EBENEZER BAPTIST CHURCH 1,200.00EBENEZER MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 2,000.00ELLISON, PATRICIA 50.00EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH 500.00EVERETT, THURMAN B. AND WILHEMINA 200.00FAISON, BARBARA 25.00FALLING RUN MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 2,877.50FARROW, MARY 50.00FIELDS, JASMINE 400.00FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 1,500.00FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 500.00FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - FAYETTEVILLE, NC 15,167.99FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - STATESVILLE, NC 1,000.00FIRST CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 3,000.00FIRST CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 500.00FLOWERS, GLORIA 250.00FLOYD, JEANETTE 225.00FLYTHE, WILLIAM 1,000.00FORD, JOHN 365.00FORSYTH COUNTY MISSIONARY UNION 500.00

FOSTER, INEZ 600.00FOUST, MARTHA 355.00FREEMAN, DR. STERLING 1,200.00FRIENDSHIP MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH, 43,550.00 CHARLOTTE, NC FULCHER, ELIJAH 25.00FUNDERBURKE, DOROTHY 100.00GABRIEL, GREGORY L. AND SHEILA H. 980.00GABRIEL, WEDDIE 400.00GAINEY, LULA 35.00GALILEE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 1,000.00GARLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 1,500.00GARNER, DABBLE E. AND DEBRA G. 1,231.00GARNETT, GWENDOLYN 250.00GENERAL BAPTIST STATE CONVENTION OF 59,461.84 NORTH CAROLINA, INC. GOATLEY, DAVID AND PAMELA 5,000.00GOOD HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH 1,200.00GRAHAM, DR. ERNESTO 100.00GRAVES, JOANN 250.00GRAVES, MARY 75.00GREATER PROVIDENCE BAPTIST CHURCH 1,250.00GREATER ST. PAUL MISSIONARY 16,000.00 BAPTIST CHURCH, DURHAM, NC GREGORY, VANESSA 50.00GRIER, MILDRED 25.00GRIER, MS. JEAN 134.00GRIFFIN, JERRYE 100.00GUNTER, GEORGE AND JOYCE 250.00GWYNN'S CHAPEL BAPTIST CHURCH 150.00HAGGLER, ESTHER 31.00HAW RIVER BAPTIST CHURCH 1,000.00HEIGHT, YVONNE 31.31HESTER, ROSA 25.00HICKS LEATHERS, BEVERLY 31.00HILL, WILLIAM 100.00HINTON, NELL 131.00HINTON-STALLING, NATALIE 50.00HOLBROOK, HENRY 40.00HOLMES, RUSSELL 57.00ILONG BAPTIST CHURCH 200.00INMAN, LINDA 31.00ISAAC, JAMES 25.00JAMES, VIRGINIA 50.00JENKINS, DR. ANNE 300.00JINWRIGHT, DIANNE 100.00JOHNSON, CHARLENE 150.00JOHNSON, CURETON 50.00JOHNSON, SAVANNAH 331.00JORDAN, BRAZEL 25.00JORDAN, MARCELLA 281.00JORDAN, MARILYN 300.00JOYNER, JOHNNIE AND MARY 20.00KEARNEY, MINNIE 50.00KENNEDY, BRENDA 1,831.00KING, GENE 150.00KITTRELL, CHARLES 35.00LANEY, REV. DR. BONNIE 200.00LAWRENCE, WANDA 25.00LEAK, DORETHA 100.00LEAZER, PRISCILLA 10.00LEE, LLOYD AND MARY 200.00LEWIS CHAPEL MISSIONARY 5,750.00 BAPTIST CHURCH, FAYETTEVILLE, NC LEWIS, KAY 15.00LINVILLE, JAMES AND TENITA T. 31.00LOMAX, EARNESTINE 31.00LONEY, JENIFFER 31.00



MACK, MARGARET 81.00MARTIN STREET BAPTIST CHURCH 1,000.00MCCLAIN, MARILYN 600.00MCCLOUD, VELMA 31.00MCCULLOUGH, FANNIE 100.00MCDUFFIE, PRISCILLA 250.00MCGEE, THERESIA 80.00MCLAUGHLIN, ANTOINETTE 50.00MCMOORE, CHRISTINE 325.00MCNEIL, DOROTHY 75.00MCRAE, VIVIAN 100.00MELVIN, MS. WILLIE 25.00MIDDLE DISTRICT MISSIONARY 12,000.00 BAPTIST ASSOCIATION MITCHELL, MICKLE 200.00MOORE, PATRICIA 200.00MOORE, VENDER 3,200.00MOREHEAD AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 400.00MORGAN, VANNIE 80.00MORNING STAR FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 100.00MOSS, SR. DR. GREGORY K. 1,450.00MOUNT VERNON BAPTIST CHURCH 1,800.00MOUNT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH 500.00MOUNT ZOAR MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 100.00MT ZION MISSIONARY 1,500.00 BAPTIST CHURCH OF ASHVILLE MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH 2,600.00MT. PLEASANT MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 500.00MT. VERNON MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 1,000.00MURRAY BROCK, VERONICA 100.00MURRAY, LISA 525.00MURRAY, TISA 81.00MYLES, EMMA 81.00NEW BEGINNING BAPTIST CHURCH 1,000.00NEW CHRISTIAN CHAPEL MISSIONARY 1,200.00 BAPTIST CHURCH NEW HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH 250.00NEW HOPE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 100.00NEW LIGHT BAPTIST CHURCH 1,000.00NEW LIGHT BAPTIST CHURCH 100.00NEW MIDDLE SWAMP BAPTIST CHURCH 150.00NEW PROSPECT BAPTIST CHURCH 1,500.00NEW PROVIDENCE BAPTIST CHURCH 750.00NEW ST. PAUL BAPTIST CHURCH 300.00NEWKIRK, HELEN 51.00NORTH END MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 313.90OAKES, DEBORAH 100.00OAKLEY, EVA 250.00OAKLEY, MICHAEL 250.00O'NEAL, ELLA 31.00ORR, SHONDA 31.00PARKER, LEON AND LIZA 1,011.00PEARSON, THEODORE W. AND C. ARVETTE 600.00PHILLIPS, FLORA 50.00PINCKNEY, GERMAINE 100.00PINEY WOOD CHAPEL BAPTIST CHURCH 900.00POWELL, WILLIAM 50.00PRIOLEAU, DEBRA 250.00PRITCHETT, CARRYE 250.00PRITCHETT, ELGIENT 250.00PROVIDENCE BAPTIST CHURCH 1,000.00RAMSEY, BRENDA 50.00RANDALL, PATRICIA 250.00REDEEMED MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 1,500.00REEDER MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH 1,929.00REUBEN, LUCY 131.00RISING STAR MISSIONARY BAPTIST ASSOCIATION 500.00RIVERS, RUEBEN 250.00

ROCKY RIDGE BAPTIST CHURCH 1,100.00ROGERS, CAROLYN 131.00ROYSTER, SR. DR. MARK R. AND PHYLLIS 1,600.00ROZIER, TARA 100.00RUDD, JAMES 25.00SAMUEL CHAPEL BAPTIST CHURCH 387.00SAMUELS, DELORES 150.00SANDY BRANCH BAPTIST CHURCH 1,000.00SCOTT, CATHERYNE 250.00SCOTT, DR. ROBERT 250.00SHAW, JUANITA 100.00SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH 2,500.00SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH 1,000.00SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH 1,000.00SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH 300.00SIMS, ADDIE 50.00SKINNER, LINDA 25.00SMITH, CAROLYN 50.00SMITH, MILDRED 93.00SMITH, RUTH 25.00SNEAD, EVELYN 351.00SPIVEY-RIVERS, BEVERLY 220.00ST JOHN MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 300.00 OF RED OAK NC ST MARK BAPTIST CHURCH 1,000.00ST. JOHNS BAPTIST CHURCH, MAPLE HILL, NC 7,100.00ST. PAUL BAPTIST CHURCH, CHARLOTTE, NC 20,450.00STAR OF BETHLEHEM MISSIONARY 500.00 BAPTIST CHURCH STEPHENS, WAYLAND 100.00STOKES, MS. G. 200.00SULLIVAN, SHEILA 150.00SUNNY HOME BAPTIST CHURCH 1,000.00SUTTON, ROBIN 100.00SYCAMORE HILL BAPTIST CHURCH 1,000.00TAYLOR, GWENDOLYN 10.00TEACHEY, ANNIE 81.00THE FOUNTAIN OF RALEIGH FELLOWSHIP 1,000.00THOMPSON COOK, TIERA 100.00THOMPSON, CAROLYN 31.00THOMPSON, RON 100.00TORIAN, BENNIE AND SARAH 50.00TOWNSEND, REGINA 100.00TRIED STONE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 1,650.00TUNING, CREOLA 500.00UNION MISSIONARY BAPTIST ASSOCIATION 750.00UNION OF UNION ASSOCIATION OF 3,000.00 NORTH CAROLINA UNITED CORNERSTONE MISSIONARY 500.00 BAPTIST CHURCH UNITED SHILOH MISSIONARY BAPTIST ASSN. 500.00VANN, VIRETTA 50.00WALKER, OMEBA AND VESTER 30.00WASHINGTON, CLEO 681.00WASHINGTON, REV. DR. JEROME 150.00WATSON, HAZEL 50.00WATTS CHAPEL MISSIONARY 6,000.00 BAPTIST CHURCH, RALEIGH, NC WATTS CHAPEL MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH, RALEIGH, NC WAYMER, BARBARA 50.00WHFM (WOMEN'S HOME & FOREIGN MISSION) 350.00 CONVENTION WHITE ROCK BAPTIST CHURCH 1,320.00WHITE, SHIRLEY 50.00WHITE, SYLVESTER 200.00WILLIAMS, GENETTA 50.00WILSON, DEBORAH 3,000.00



NORTH CAROLINA — CONT’DWILSON, JACQUELYN 1,000.00WOLFE, INA 50.00WOMAN'S BAPTIST HOME & 12,220.97 FOREIGN MISSIONARY (RALEIGH, NC) WOMAN'S BAPTIST HOME & FOREIGN MISSIONARY 400.00 AUXILLIARY OF BEAR CREEK ASSN. WOOD, MAJOR AND BARBARA 100.00WORTHY, MARGIE 100.00WORTHY, MARGIE 25.00WYNN, BRENDA 131.00ZION TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH 250.00

OHIO AFFINITY MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 300.00ALLEN, CAROLYN 25.00AVON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 100.00BARNETT, JEANETTE 200.00BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH 1,500.00BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH - DAYTON, OH 1,250.00BROWN-COLLINS, BERNICE 150.00BROWN, THEODORE 250.00CAIN, CATHERINE 250.00DRAPER-BROWN, ZELMA 50.00EAST MOUNT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH 894.05FORD, SUSAN 633.00FRIENDSHIP MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 2,500.00GETHSEMANE BAPTIST CHURCH 300.00HARVEY, JOSEPH AND ETHEL 20.00HOLMES, CAROLYN 161.00JOHNSON, JACQUELINE 50.00JOHNSON, KEITH AND NAOMI 75.00LANGSTON, FAYE 500.00MACKLIN, ELIZABETH 100.00MAXWELL, RONALD 300.00MCKINLEY, WALTER AND TERRI 865.00MYHAND, EVERLEAN 275.00NEW BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH 3,000.00NEW SALEM MISSIONARY 10,000.00 BAPTIST CHURCH, COLUMBUS, OH NIXON, PHILIP 500.00NORTHERN OHIO BAPTIST DISTRICT ASSOCIATION 150.00OWENS CATLIN, DOROTHY 50.00RAGULEN, JOAN 5.00RIVERS, IVANNA 600.00SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH CITY OF COLUMBUS, COLUMBUS, OH SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH 1,000.00SUMPTER, DEBORAH 50.00THE LUCILLE MATHIAS 2,000.00 FOREIGN MISSIONS MINISTRY THOMAS, THELMA 30.00TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH, COLUMBUS, OH 6,654.00WALLER, BELVA 250.00WALTON, SHERRI 25.00WARD, RAGAIYAH 10.00WARREN, LORENE 20.00WASHINGTON, FLORIA 175.00WASHINGTON, HOWARD 250.00WILLIAMSON, JACQUELINE 462.00WIMMS, VALERIE 25.00WOODBERRY, ROBIN 125.00WOODEN, MILDRED 50.00 OKLAHOMA BETHLEHEM BAPTIST CHURCH 1,020.00

PENNSYLVANIA ANTHONY, CLIFTON 10.00ARNOLD-RUDISELL, ANTOINETTE 200.00ASHWORTH, GENEVA 100.00BEACH, PATRICIA 200.00BENNEFIELD, MAE 281.00BETHLEHEM BAPTIST CHURCH 2,500.00BETHLEHEM BAPTIST CHURCH 1,000.00BOARDLEY, KAREN 250.00BOWICK, GWENDOLYN 100.00BRADY, DELORES 50.00BRANCH, GLORIA 31.00BROWN, ICERLEANA 50.00CALDWELL, ANNIE 100.00CANAAN BAPTIST CHURCH, PHILADELPHIA, PA 23,000.00CARROLL, SARAH 100.00CARTER-JONES, ALICE 150.00CHRISTIE-SMALL, PAULETTE 600.00COLEMAN, REV. EARLENE 581.00COTTON, MARGARET 700.00COUBAROUS PAYNE, DENISE 150.00CRAWFORD, VICTORIA 31.00CROSTON, DEBORAH 50.00CRUMPLER, JESSE 100.00DALEY, JANET 550.00DAVIS, ALLIEN 1,000.00DAVIS, CATHY 60.00DUNCAN, QUIDA 100.00DUNLAP, GERTRUDE 430.00EASLEY, TONI 35.00ENON TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH, 151,500.00 PHILADELPHIA, PA FIRST AFRICAN BAPTIST CHURCH, 5,000.00 SHARON HILL, PA FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 100.00FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF PENN HILLS 103.00FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF WEST MIFFLIN 100.00FORD, SHEILA 300.00GILLESPIE, SELENA 431.00GLASS, HERMAN AND ROSE 81.00GORDON, SANDIE 100.00GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH OF GERMANTOWN, 7,594.51 PHILADELPHIA, PA GRANT, ELAINE 400.00GRAY, BARBARA 50.00GRAY, GLORIA 50.00HAIRSTON, RACHAEL 110.00HAMILTON, GERTRUDE 100.00HARVEY, PRUDENCE 50.00HICKS, SYLVIA 100.00HOFFMAN, GAIL 100.00HOWARD, ANTOINETTE 100.00JACKSON, BERNICE 50.00JOHNSON, PHYLLIS 25.00JONES, CONSTANCE 300.00JONES, SHERDINA 1,010.00KAY, DEACON ROSAMOND 1,000.00LEE, TONJA 70.00LOADHOLT, JANICE 1,040.00LOADHOLT, REBECCA 1,450.00LOVING, LILLIE 450.00LUNA, TERRI 100.00MACK, ELEANOR 100.00MAYO, PHYLLIS 450.00MCALLISTER, DEBRA 30.00MCCOY, TONJA 100.00MCDANIELS, PHYLLIS 100.00MCDANIELS, SHIRLEY 100.00



MERCY ACTS INTERNATIONAL 400.00MOHAMED, CAROL 2,495.00MONTGOMERY, OPLENELL 100.00MOUNT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH OF HOLMESBURG 1,100.00MT. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 200.00MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH 1,900.00MT. SINAI INSTITUTIONAL BAPTIST CHURCH 100.00MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH OF LIBRARY 1,940.00MYERS, JOSEPH 75.00NAZARENE BAPTIST CHURCH 2,400.00NELSON, ROZELIA 300.00NEW GETHSEMANE BAPTIST CHURCH 1,000.00ODOM, DOROTHY 25.00OWENS, DOLORES 100.00PAGE, SHIRLEY 50.00PAYNE, MELVIN 1,500.00PENDLETON, TERRI 281.00PRYOR, VIOLA 100.00RHONE, JAMES 375.00RICHARDS, THELMA 550.00ROBINSON, PAULA 360.00RODMAN STREET MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH, 5,000.00 PITTSBURGH, PA ROMAN, DR. GUS AND EUNICE 2,500.00ROYAL, JANIS 350.00SIXTH MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH 250.00SMITH, ROSALIE 25.00SPENCER, AMELIA 200.00STANLEY, CLIFFORD 250.00STAR OF HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH 1,500.00STEELE, REV. WENDELL L. AND BARBARA J. 471.20STEWART, DARLENE 100.00STEWART, LEEANN 200.00STOKES, REV. DANIELLE 250.00TAYLOR, DOROTHY 100.00TAYLOR, JEROME AND TOMMIE 15.00THOMAS, MARION 375.00THOMPSON, HARRISON 300.00THOMPSON, MITTIE 400.00THORN, ELAINE 375.00TURNER, BARBARA 50.00TWITTY, MAE 250.00WAYLAND TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH 200.00WILLIAMS, LUNITA 356.00WINSTEAD, MARY 50.00WOOD, DOROTHY 200.00YOUNGER, BARBARA 100.00ZION BAPTIST CHURCH 500.00 SOUTH CAROLINA BUFFORD, TERESA 250.00CARTER, BRENDA 475.00CASTLEBERRY, BERTINE 25.00CHERRY GROVE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 3,000.00HILTON, JOANN 31.00MCDANIEL, ERVIN AND DEBORAH 300.00OAK GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH 2,050.00THE BLACKBAUD GIVING FUND 1,021.00ZION BAPTIST CHURCH 250.00 TENNESSEE BEARD, CHERYL 25.00BEREAN MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 1,000.00BROWN, DEBORAH 10.00CHRIST MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH, 32,900.00 MEMPHIS, TN HUGHES, C. DARRELL AND CURTONDA S. 759.68HUGHES, DAIJA 461.81

MABRY, EVELYN 100.00MWANIKI, KHAMISI 100.00PAYTON, FREDDIE 150.00SPARKS, BERTHA 30.00STEWART, REV. DR. GINA M. 1,300.00WOODMORE, MARTHA 25.00 TEXAS DESTA, SEGI 25.00GRIMES, JERALDINE 3,500.00GRIMES, VIVIAN 900.00ST. JAMES MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH, INC. 1,000.00WEST POINT BAPTIST CHURCH 730.00YOUR CAUSE, LLC 13.200 VIRGINIA 31ST STREET BAPTIST CHURCH 200.00ABNER BAPTIST CHURCH 2,000.00ALFRED STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, 142,560.00 ALEXANDRIA, VA AMBROSE, MR. J. 50.00ANDERSON, CHARLOTTE 25.00ANDERSON, JESSIE 50.00ANOINTED NEW LIFE BAPTIST CHURCH 200.00ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH 1,000.00AREA E BAPTIST GENERAL CONVENTION 500.00ARRINGTON, REV. RAY 250.00ARRINGTON, TOCCORO 25.00ATACK, SHARON 200.00AUSTIN, BRENDA 10.00AUTRY, DOROTHY 25.00BAILEY, CARLETTE 180.00BAKER, LYNN 31.00BALDWIN, AURETHA 1,000.00BANISTER MISSIONARY BAPTIST 2,000.00 ASSOCIATION WOMEN'S MINISTRY BANKS, ANITA 100.00BAPTIST MINISTERS CONFERENCE OF 100.00 NORTHERN VIRGINIA AND VICINITY BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL & BAPTIST 1,226.36 TRAINING UNION CONGRESS OF VA BARNETT, JOHN AND MARIE 25.00BEAZER, MARVA 31.00BENDER, JAMES B. 50.00BENJAMIN, RICHARDEAN 50.00BERRY, SHIRLEY 50.00BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH 50.00BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH 50.00BETHLEHEM BAPTIST CHURCH, ALEXANDRIA, VA 5,000.00BEULAH BAPTIST CHURCH 500.00BEULAH BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION 71.00BIBBS, YVONNE 150.00BIGGERS, SAMUEL 50.00BLACKWELL, PATRICIA 25.00BLAKE, MORINE 100.00BOND, RITA 50.00BONDS, KAREN 281.54BONNER, PAULINE 25.00BOOKER, JAMES L. AND KATHY 100.00BOWDEN, TONLYA (ATIBA- IS THIS THE 25.00 CORRECT SPELLING OF HER NAME?) BOWMAN, JOHN 75.00BOYKIN, VERNELLE 250.00BRANCH, MARY 50.00BRANCHES RUN BAPTIST CHURCH 750.00BRAXTON, LOUISE 150.00BRIGGS, JOSEPH AND REBECCA 100.00BROADIE, NANCY 50.00



VIRGINIA — CONT’DBROOKS, ADA 50.00BROWN, BURNETTE 231.00BROWN, RENELDA 30.00BRUCE, MARILYN 250.00BRYANT, MARK 100.00BURWELL, EVERETTE 50.00CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 600.00CARTER, ASA 100.00CHANTILLY BAPTIST CHURCH 2,925.00CHAVIS, MARIE 231.00CHESNUT, JANET 100.00CHEVER, JOAN 50.00CHURN, K. 200.00CHURN, REV. SERENUS 100.00CLARK, LAWRENCE 10.00CLARK, VIRGINIA 281.00CLAUD, LLOYD 2,400.00COLE, MERA 31.00COLES, DAVID AND HORTENSIA 50.00COLES, PAUL 1,100.00COLOSSIAN BAPTIST CHURCH 100.00COMMONS, GLADYS 100.00CONCORD BAPTIST CHURCH 500.00COOK, BRENDA 100.00CORPREW, BERTHA 100.00COX, BARBARA 50.00CRABBE, EDNA 250.00CRAWLEY, REGINA 50.00CROCKER, CLIFTON AND EUNICE 200.00CROSBY, DEE 31.00CRUMP, BARBARA T. 2,991.00CRUMP, DANIEL (DECEASED) 100.00CRYSTAL HILL BAPTIST CHURCH, HALIFAX, VA 6,265.00CULLEY, REV. HARRISON 300.00CULLEY, SHIRLEY 200.00CUMBERLAND MISSIONARY & 115.00 EDUCATIONAL CONFERENCE CUMBERLAND UNION BAPTIST ASSOCIATION 100.00DADE, LILLIE 50.00DAGGS, BARBARA 75.00DAILEY, ARLENE 10.00DANIELS, SALLIE 250.00DAVIS, GRACIE 475.00DAVIS, JOAN 25.00DAVIS, MAE 100.00DISTRICT E 2 MISSIONARY 100.00DIVINE BAPTIST CHURCH 100.00DIXON, JAMES 150.00DIXON, VIVIAN 100.00DOCTOR, REV. E. TAYLOR 125.00DOLES, SUSAN 50.00DOWDY, MARGARET 50.00EBENEZER BAPTIST ASSOCIATION 700.00EBENEZER BAPTIST CHURCH 100.00EBENEZER BAPTIST CHURCH 100.00EDNEY, MARGARET 100.00EDWARDS, BARBARA 222.00EDWARDS, DR. RONDLE 100.00ELBA MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 2,000.00ELDER, WILLIE 125.00EVANGELISM ON THE MOVE MINISTRY 100.00FAISON, BRENDA 150.00FAITH COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH 1,100.00FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH 2,000.00FIFTH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH 500.00FIRST AFRICAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1,000.00FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 1,500.00

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 1,500.00FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH EAST END 250.00FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH MERRIFIELD 2,000.00FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH MISSIONARY CIRCLE 250.00FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF HAMPTON, 4,500.00 HAMPTON, VA FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF NORFOLK, INC. 1,000.00FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF VIENNA 1,500.00FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, MANASSAS, VA 8,500.00FIRST CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 100.00FIRST MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 1,000.00FIRST MOUNT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH 1,000.00FIRST UNION BAPTIST CHURCH 2,783.42FIRST UNION BAPTIST CHURCH 200.00FITZGERALD, MYRTLE 190.00FLAT ROCK HILL BAPTIST CHURCH 100.00FLEMING, JIMMIE 31.00FLEMING, RALPH 730.00FREEMAN, CALVIN AND LETHIA 350.00FRIEND, MAE 75.00FROST, NADINE 31.00FUNN, CAROLYN 75.00GARLAND, FRANCES 25.00GARY, PAMELA 131.00GIBBS, RESA 25.00GIBBS, REV. WILLIAMS 400.00GILES, JOSEPH 50.00GOLDEN, JACQUELINE 100.00GORDON, FLOSSIE 350.00GRAFTON BAPTIST CHURCH 500.00GRAFTON BAPTIST CHURCH 100.00GRAHAM, ROSETTE 250.00GRASSROOTS RECONCILIATION GROUP 150.00GRAVEL HILL BAPTIST CHURCH 500.00GRAY, SHARON 750.00GREAT SALVATION CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP 500.00GREATER TRIUMPH MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 500.00GREATER WORKS MISSIONAL MINISTRIES 25.00GRIFFIN, VALERIE 20.00GROSVENOR, ALICE 55.00GUILDFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH 300.00GUTHRIE, HELEN 100.00HAIRSTON, JANICE 25.00HAIRSTON, LOUISE 50.00HALIFAX COUNTY COMMUNITY 31.00 FEDERAL CREDIT UNION HALL, MARY 293.00HARVELL, HERBERT 500.00HASTY, LILLIAN 31.00HAWKINS, BRENDA 100.00HAWKINS, MARLA 250.00HAYES, CAROLYN 25.00HAYES, LOUISE 25.00HEISKILL, HATTIE 25.00HELPING HANDS MISSIONARY COUNCIL 200.00HERITAGE FELLOWSHIP CHURCH, RESTON, VA 10,000.00HICKS, VANESSA 100.00HICKS, VIOLA 200.00HIGH RIDGE BAPTIST CHURCH 903.00HILL, DR. LEROY 295.00HILL-WINSTON, MADA 50.00HISTORIC ZION BAPTIST CHURCH 100.00HOLMES, PAULINE 50.00HOUSEKEEPRS CLUB, ALDIE, VA 50.00HOWERTON, MARY 656.00HURT, SANDRA 100.00HURTE, GILBERT 30.00INGRAM, ETHELYN 35.00



JACKSON, JOCE 56.00JACKSON, SANDRA 2,660.00JACKSON-MCDOWELL, BARBARA 50.00JAMES, JANET 100.00JAMES, WILNETTE 100.00JENKINS, LINDA 25.00JERUSALEM BAPTIST CHURCH 1,450.00JERUSALEM BAPTIST CHURCH 200.00JOHNSON, CORA 31.00JOHNSON, DR. AND MRS. JUNE 1,800.00JOHNSON, DWIGHT 100.00JOHNSON, ELEANOR 10.00JOHNSON, GLORIA 25.00JOHNSON, LONGRETTA 31.00JOHNSON, LOUVENIA 50.00JOHNSON, NETTIE 200.00JOHNSON, PERNELL 50.00JOHNSON, REV. MELTON 1,300.00JONES, ALONZO N. AND BARBARA A. 500.00JONES, MALINDA 100.00JONES, POLLY 2,885.00JONES, ROBERT AND CAROLYN 200.00JORDAN, GLADYS 100.00JOSEPH, ROBIN 31.00KENT-MOORE, FLORA 25.00KING, CYNTHIA 25.00KING, GLORIA 31.00KLU, TAKESHIA 91.00LAUREL GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH 300.00LAWRENCE, BRENDA 181.00LEBANON VIRGINIA BAPTIST ASSN. 500.00LEE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH 400.00LEE, EVELYN 275.00LEVENSTON, FAYE 3,100.00LEWIS, DAVID 100.00LEWIS, VELMA 100.00LEWIS, VERNELLE 207.00LIGGANS, ANGELA 100.00LIPFORD-STRUTCHEN, GWENDOLYN 50.00LIPSEY, DEBORAH 100.00LITTLE FOREST BAPTIST CHURCH 500.00LITTLE GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH 600.00LITTLE-HART, ANGELA 100.00LOGAN, GOLDIA 600.00LOGAN, REV. DR. VICKEY 200.00LUCK, WILLIAM AND JANIE L. 20.00LUNDY, CLAUDIA 2,000.00LUNDY, HERMAN 300.00MACAULEY, CASEY 250.00MACEDONIA BAPTIST CHURCH 100.00MACK, JOY 825.00MADISON, STEPHANIE 25.00MAIN STREET BAPTIST CHURCH 200.00MALLISHAM, SHYRESE 50.00MALLORY, DEBORAH 25.00MASON COVE CHAPEL 528.00MATHIS, SANDRA 50.00MCBORROUGH, BRENDA 131.00MCCOY, SHARMAINE 31.00MCDAVID, ELIJAH 250.00MCDONALD, VALERIE 100.00MCDOWELL, MARIE 100.00MCDOWNEY, SHERYL 125.00MCDUFFIE, DEBRA 31.00MCGEE, WANDA 50.00MCKOY, SHARMAINE 25.00MCLEAN, FRANCINE 25.00MCPHERSON, EDITH 25.00

MCQUEEN, LOUISE 300.00METROPOLITAN AFRICAN/AMERICAN 1,000.00 BAPTIST CHURCH METROPOLITAN BAPTIST CHURCH MISSIONS 1,000.00MICKENS, JUANITA 25.00MIDDOUGH, ISAIAH AND ELIZABETH 50.00MILLER, CLARENCE 100.00MILLS, PATRICIA 40.00MONTERIO, CHARLES 365.00MONTERIO, JUNE 231.00MONTGOMERY, JUANITA 31.00MOORE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH 1,186.50MOORE, SHIRLEY 25.00MORNING STAR BAPTIST CHURCH 500.00MORRIS, BILLIE 50.00MOSBY MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH 500.00MOSBY, REV. DR. CATHERINE 100.00MOUNT CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 2,000.00MOUNT CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 1,000.00MOUNT OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH 100.00MOUNT OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH, 6,875.02 ARLINGTON, VA MOUNT OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH, 25,000.00 CENTREVILLE, VA MOUNT TABOR BAPTIST CHURCH 1,200.00MOUNT VERNON BAPTIST CHURCH 75.00MOUNT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH 1,000.00MOUNT ZION MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 200.00MOUNTAIN GROVE MISSIONARY 2,700.00 BAPTIST CHURCH MT. FREEMAN BAPTIST CHURCH 100.00MT. GILEAD BAPTIST CHURCH 1,000.00MT. NEBO BAPTIST CHURCH 500.00MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH 2,000.00MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH 1,000.00MT. PLEASANT BAPTIST CHURCH 1,500.00MT. PLEASANT BAPTIST CHURCH 500.00MT. VERNON BAPTIST CHURCH 200.00MURPHY, GLORIA 181.00NASH, CURTIS AND BETTY 100.00NEAL, VALERIE 131.00NEIL, BARBARA 250.00NEW BEREAN BAPTIST CHURCH 100.00NEW BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH 2,500.00NEW BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH 500.00NEW HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH 100.00NEW MORNING STAR MISSIONARY BAPT CHURCH 100.00NEWMAN, LOUETTA 150.00NEWSOM, ELOISE 100.00NICKENS, EMMA 25.00NICKENS, JEAN 25.00NOBLE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH 100.00NORFLEET, ANNIE 400.00NORTH NEW HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH 500.00NORTHERN NECK BAPTIST ASSOCIATION 1,500.00NORTHERN VA BAPTIST ASSOCIATION 2,245.00NORTHERN VA BAPTIST GENERAL 200.00 CONVENTION - AREA D NORTHERN VA MINISTERS WIVES 200.00 WIDOWS FELLOWSHIP NUTTER, BRENDA 300.00OAK SHADE BAPTIST CHURCH 1,650.00OLIVE BRANCH BAPTIST CHURCH 100.00OLIVER, LILLIE 25.00OLIVER, NANCY 246.00OLSON, MARK AND JOAN 1,516.67OSBORNE, MERECIA 65.00OVERBY, SARAH 50.00



VIRGINIA — CONT’DPAIR, JOHN AND LOCKSIE 100.00PALMER, DEBRA 50.00PALMER, PEARLINE 250.00PARKER, LILLIAN G. 50.00PARRISH HILL BAPTIST CHURCH 400.00PEARSON, MATTHEW 1,700.00PEAY, SANDRA 100.00PEGRAM, JAMES 50.00PETERSON, ORA 500.00PIEDMONT DISTRICT BAPTIST ASSOCIATION 1,000.00PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH 1,000.00PINE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH 100.00PINEY GROVE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 1,500.00PLEASANT GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH 1,000.00PLEASANT GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH 500.00PONDER, HERBERT 25.00POPLAR MOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH 1,807.49POWELL, HATTIE 100.00PRICE, DELORES 50.00PROSPECT MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 200.00PROVIDENCE BAPTIST MISSIONARY CIRCLE 2,450.00QUIOCCASIN BAPTIST CHURCH 1,000.00REBECCA MULLEN FOREIGN MISSION CLUB, 4,000.00 DANVILLE, VA REEVES, TERRI 31.00REID, AUDREY 131.00RHODES-COPELAND, JOAN 331.00RICHARDS, ALBERTA 25.00RICHARDSON, ALBERT 100.00RICHARDSON, LYNETTE 795.00RIVERVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH 880.00ROANE, ODESSA 31.00ROBERTS, BETTY 100.00ROBERTSON, IRMA 20.00ROBINSON, CATHY 31.00ROBINSON, ERMA 50.00ROBY, ANDREA 50.00ROGERS, BARBARA 125.00ROGERS, STEPHANIE 200.00RONALD E. HAMPTON CONSULTANTS, LLC 100.00ROUFF, WILLIE 75.27SAINT JOHN'S BAPTIST CHURCH 1,500.00SAINT LEVEL BAPTIST CHURCH 400.00SAINT MARK BAPTIST CHURCH 300.00SAINT MARK MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 100.00SANDERS, GERTIE 25.00SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH 2,000.00SECOND CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 1,800.00SHANDS, GAIL 100.00SHARON BAPTIST CHURCH, RICHMOND, VA 14,400.00SHARON BAPTIST MISSIONARY ASSOC. & 300.00 ALLIED BODIES SHARPE, CAROLINE 50.00SHEARIN, JENEE' 25.00SHILOH BAPTIST ASSOCIATION OF VA 250.00SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH 5,000.00SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH 500.00SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH 300.00SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH 100.00SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH (NEW SITE) 2,180.00SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH (OLD SITE) 8,143.50, FREDERICKSBURG, VA SHOCKHOE BAPTIST CHURCH 500.00SILBERMAN, WILLIAM 100.00SIMMONS, ELIZABETH 50.00SIMMONS, REV. DR. THOMAS 25.00SIXTH MOUNT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH 3,500.00

SMITH, BARBARA (PETERSURG, VA) 100.00SMITH, FAITHE 50.00SMITH, JEROME 35.00SMITH, MARY 31.00SOLOMON, CAROLYN 25.00SOUTHSIDE RAPPAHANNOCK BAPTIST 2,525.00 ASSN. AND ALLIED BODIES SPRING CREEK BAPTIST CHURCH 2,200.00ST. JAMES BAPTIST CHURCH 500.00ST. LUKE BAPTIST CHURCH 950.00ST. PETER BAPTIST CHURCH, GLEN ALLEN, VA 16,831.08STAR OF BETHLEHEM MISSIONARY 2,000.00 BAPTIST CHURCH STAR OF THE EAST BAPTIST ASSOCIATION 147.00STEVENS, REV. LINDA 286.00STEWART, ARTHUR 50.00STUART-JACKSON, GLORIA 20.00SUNNYSIDE MISSIONARY BAPTIST ASSOCIATION 1,705.00TATE, DRUCILLA 100.00TATUM, CATHY 400.00TAYLOR, ELVAH 25.00TAYLOR, FLORENCE 131.00TAYLOR, GLORIA 100.00TAYLOR, VIVIAN 25.00THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 200.00THIRD BAPTIST CHURCH, PORTSMOUTH, VA 11,900.00THOMAS, DORIS 250.00THOMAS, ELAINE 100.00THOMAS, NELLIE 20.00TIDEWATER BAPTIST WOMEN MISSIONARY & 606.00 EDUCATION CONV. TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH 50.00TRIUMPHANT BAPTIST CHURCH 900.00TUCKAHOE BAPTIST ASSN OF VA 2,000.00TUCKER, DONNA 31.00TURNER, DORIS 131.00TURNER, JAMES A. AND CANZATA B. 200.00UNCE, BETTY 500.00UNION BAPTIST CHURCH 100.00UNION BAPTIST CHURCH 100.00UNION BRANCH BAPTIST CHURCH 500.00VANCE STREET MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 500.00VIRGINIA BAPTIST STATE CONVENTION 1,000.00WADDEY, VERONICA 231.00WALKER, LINDA 81.00WALKER, LINDA 25.00WALKER, YOLANDA 100.00WALLER, CAROLYN 31.00WALLER, CLARESA 50.00WAMBOLD, SALLY 1,900.00WARD, MARY 275.00WARNER BAPTIST CHURCH, FALLS CHURCH, VA 4,000.00WASHINGTON, GLORIA 50.00WATERS, MILTON 100.00WATSON, JANICE 250.00WEAVER, MAGGIE 100.00WESTBROOK, EDWINA 100.00WESTWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH 1,800.00WHARTON MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH 1,000.00WHITE, JAFFEE 100.00WHITE, MARY 100.00WILDER, RHONDA 25.00WILEY, SHIRLEY 158.00WILKES, STEPHANIE 300.00WILLIAMS MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH 1,000.00WILLIAMS, DOUGLAS 100.00WILLIAMS, J. SAMUEL 80.00WILLIAMS, LEWIS AND MARY 60.00


WILLIAMS, PAMELA 20.00WILLIAMS, ROLAND AND BEVERLY 1,700.00WILSON, ANITA 25.00WILSON, JIMMIE 10.00WILSON, TIMOTHY 100.00WINTERS, JANICE 10.00WOODSON, TAMMIE 100.00WRIGHT, REV. KENNETH 100.00WYNN, GLADYS 25.00YOUNG, PATTY 50.00ZION BAPTIST CHURCH 300.00 WEST VIRGINIA BRANHAM, BEVERLY 50.00 FRIENDS OF MISSIONS AX, NANCY 5,000.00ALDERSON, DONNA 31.00ANDERSON, ANNETTE 100.00ANONYMOUS DONORS* 10,860.84 *DENOTES MULTIPLE DONORSARMSTRONG, LISA 25.00BAILEY, JACKIE 100.00BAKER, JAMES 50.00BALIEM-SIMMONS, ELIZABETH 25.00BANKS, SHIRLEY 100.00BICKHAMN, LYNETTE 31.00BLAIR, KATHY 50.00BOONE, JANICE 50.00BRASWELL, JACQUELINE 150.00BRIGGS, DONNA 20.00BRITTON, LORI 100.00BROOKS, SYLVIA 100.00BROWN, PHYLLIS 250.00CAMPBELL, SHAUNTELL 50.00CANAL, MARILYN 31.00CAREY, MITTE 10.00CARNAGE, CANDICE 50.00CLARKSON, ELIZABETH 25.00COBBS, TONI 50.00CODY, JEANETTE 50.00CRAWFORD, CYNTHIA 200.00DAUGHTERS OF PORTION MINISTRIES 31.00DAVIS, TANIA 50.00DIAZ, MYRNA 10.00DORITY, HEZIKIAH 100.00DORSEY, DECHANE 100.00DRENNAN, JIM AND ANNE 25.00DURRAH, JAMES 250.00EDMONDS, MONICA 50.00EDWARDS, MELLASENAH 50.00FAIR, VICKIE 100.00FAIRBANKS, ANTONICA 50.00FREEMAN, TAMARA 50.00FULLER, ELAINE 100.00GILFORD, CHARLES 50.00GONZALEZ, EBONI 31.00GOODSON, QUBILAH 31.31GREEN, KYLE 100.00GUNN, TINA 100.00HALE, DEBRA 100.00HAMMOND, MICHELLE 20.00HARRIS, ZENOBIA 31.00HENDERSON, THOMAS 200.00HENRY, CAROL 31.00HEWITT, NKENGE 50.00HILAIRE-ROSS, NORANNE 25.00HILL, ADRENE 10.00

HOLT, GERTRUDE 50.00HUGGINS, MINISTER GINA 31.00HUNTER, HELEN 250.00INFINITY CHURCH 525.00J & H DESIGNS 31.00JAMES, WINONA 50.00JOHNSON AUDRA 250.00JOHNSON, DECONTEE 250.00JOHNSON, ETTA 100.00JOSEPH, DASHAUN 5.00KEETS WRIGHT, HEATHER 50.00KELLY, ARTHUR 100.00KING, JOSEPH 50.00KING, WANDA 25.00KIRKWOOD, SHEILA 25.00LAMB, YVONNE 150.00LEE, BRENDA 25.00LETT, JOHN 625.00LITTLE, (NO FIRST NAME PROVIDED) 93.00LOCKHART, SANDRA 50.00MALLORY, WILLIAM 50.00MCCORMICK, ANGELA 100.00MCKENZIE, JOHN 100.00MEEKINS, MARSHA 25.00MILES, BARBARA 31.00MITCHELL, GWENDOLYN 31.00MOORE, DOUGLAS 162.00MOORE, LINWOOD 100.00MOORE, TAHARA 31.00MT. SINAI BAPTIST CHURCH 1,000.00NAMBIAR, VIKRAM 250.00NASH, PATRICIA 31.00NATUWAYNE DESIGNS 600.00NELSON, HOPE 31.00PAIGE, SUSIE 131.00PARKER, LEON 200.00PARKS, JANICE 40.00PETITE BARTHOLOMEW, NICOLE 25.00PETITE, ARLENE 50.00PINES, ROBERT 100.00PORTER, LEQUITA 81.00POWELL, DONNA 50.00PURDIE, KATRENA 31.00RESURGENCE CHURCH 3,600.00RICHARDSON, MICHELE 25.00ROSE-JOHNSON, SIOBHAN 20.00SESSOMS, CARLOS 400.00SMILEY, WALTER 150.00SMITH, DAPHNE 20.00STREETS, THEODOSIA 100.00TAYLOR, MALAIKA 50.00TAYLOR, N.C. 90.00TEAL, MONICA 31.00THOMAS, OLIVIA 200.00THOMAS, RONALD 1,000.00THOMPSON, VARONICA 500.00TIGNOR, PATRICIA 100.00TOLES, RAYMOND 56.00TRAYLOR, KATHI 50.00WEATHERLESS, ELAINE 20.00WEBB, ISAIAH 130.00WHITE, BENJAMIN 50.00WILLIAMS, ERNIE 30.00WILLIAMS, HURLEY 250.00WILLIAMS, KERRICK 31.00WILLIAMS, ROCHELLE 10.00WILLIAMS, VICKI 70.00WILSON, LINDA 50.00



FRIENDS OF MISSIONS — CONT’DWRIGHT, VERONICA 20.00YOUNGER, ANNESTO 10.00ROBERSON, BARBARA J. 300.00ROBINSON, DEBORAH 50.00ROBINSON, JO 25.00STARKS, BENNY 500.00STOKES, KEVIN 20.00STREETS, THEODOSIA B. 500.00THOMAS, CARROLET 20.00VERNON, NEDDY JAMES 30.00WALKER, DELORES 100.00WALKER, RONALD 5.00WARREN, DONNELL 25.00WEATHERSBEE, GWENDOLYN 200.00WEEMS, GLORIA 20.00WHFM CONVENTION 300.00WILLIAMS, DORIS C. 100.00WILLIAMS, ROY OR KIMBERLY 50.00YATES, ESTHER 50.00


LOTT CAREY2020-2021 General Baptist State Convention of North Carolina Lott Carey Donors – $1,000 or more

Dr. Leonzo D. Lynch, PresidentRev. Dr. Tony W. Barr, Executive Secretary-Treasurer

CHURCH, LOCATION PASTOR TOTAL

CEDAR GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH, SUPPLY, NC PASTOR FREEMAN GAUSE 5,000.00BELTON CREEK BAPTIST CHURCH, OXFORD, NC PASTOR ANDRE F. GILLARD 3,268.75OAK CITY BAPTIST CHURCH, RALEIGH, NC PASTOR WILLIAM T. NEWKIRK 3,000.00PALMER GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH, KINGSTOWN, NC PASTOR JAMES L. SMITH 2,100.00FALLING RUN BAPTIST CHURCH, FAYETTEVILLE, NC PASTOR REGINALD A. WELLS 1,971.00INGOLD FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, CLINTON, NC PASTOR JERRY L. JOHNSON 1,614.00UNITED METROPOLITAN MISSIONARY PASTOR ALVIN T. ARMSTEAD, JR. 1,400.00 BAPTIST CHURCH, WINSTON-SALEM, NCBUNN CHAPEL BAPTIST CHURCH, BUNN, NC PASTOR MICHAEL RICHARDSON 1,200.00SHILOH MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH, ROCKY MOUNT, NC PASTOR RICHARD L. BATTLE 1,200.00EBENEZER MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH, WADESBORO, NC PASTOR ALBAN S. BURNEY 1,125.00MT. PISGAH BAPTIST CHURCH, BESSEMER CITY, NC PASTOR CHARLES A. TURNER 1,110.00MOUNTAIN & CATAWBA ASSOCIATION, STATESVILLE, NC PASTOR DAVID E. ROBERTS, III 1,010.00MT. GILEAD BAPTIST CHURCH, DURHAM, NC PASTOR DAVID MITCHELL 1,000.00MT. PEACE BAPTIST CHURCH, RALEIGH, NC PASTOR J. VINCENT TERRY, SR. 1,000.00MT. PLEASANT BAPTIST CHURCH, RALEIGH, NC PASTOR ANTHONY W. BAILEY 1,000.00NEUSE RIVER ASSOCIATION, ROANOKE RAPIDS, NC PASTOR O.D. SYKES 1,000.00NEW HOPE ASSOCIATION, RALEIGH, NC PASTOR NORMAN T. UMSTEAD, JR. 1,000.00OAK RIDGE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, OAK RIDGE, NC PASTOR JAMES A. WEBSTER 1,000.00REEDY CREEK ASSOCIATION, WELDON, NC PASTOR O.D. SYKES 1,000.00

GRAND TOTAL $30,998.75

2020-2021 annual report of the executive secretary

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