DIRECTORY OF STATE ASSOCIATION OFFICERS, BOARDS AND COMMITTEES

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1 DIRECTORY OF STATE ASSOCIATION OFFICERS, BOARDS AND COMMITTEES STATE OFFICERS Moderator... Earl Hendrix Assistant Moderator... Sigbee Dilda Clerk... David Aycock Assistant Clerk...Larry McAlister Treasurer...Joe McKnight Assistant Treasurer... "Buddy" Seay Member At Large... Bobby Bowers GENERAL BOARD James Childers... BC Lamar Smith... SC Dagget Duncan... PC Larry McLasiter... EC Billy Baker... CA Phil Lemmons... TL Ansel Smith... GC FIELD DIRECTORS Home Missions... Fred Kirby Poston Bagget...Paul Collins Youth Camp... Mike McAuley Promotional Office... Norwood Gibson Master's Men... Harry Cooper Church Training... Donnie Miles BOARD OF TRUSTEES Johnnie Bullman... PC Billy Vanderford... BC Buddy Seay... EC Jimmy Brown... CA Marty Cox... EC POSTON BAGGETT John Boykin... BC Dale McCoy... BC Billy Poe Jones... CA Todd Parrish... SC Todd Smith... EC CHILDREN'S HOME John Cody... TL John Suttles... GC Billy Jackson... PC Floyd "Buddy" Seay, Jr... CA Ben Stone... EC

2 CHILDREN'S HOME SUPERINTENDENT James Wilhide YOUTH CAMP Cyrus Shoffner... SC Donnie Miles... SC Rick Jaggers... SC Todd Parrish... SC B. L. Effird... BC CHURCH TRAINING BOARD James Sanders... BC Jimmy Brown... CA Todd Parrish... SC Dale McCoy... SC Doug Pate... EC HOME MISSIONS Leroy Lowery... BC Robert Rose... SC Billy Vanderford... BC Paul Reid... BC Theron Scott... CA GENERAL BOARD MEMBER TO NATIONAL Joe Cagle... EC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Earl Hendrix... BC Sigbee Dilda... EC David Aycock... SC Joe McKnight... SC Bobby Bowers... BC FINANCE COMMITTEE Joe McKnight... SC Larry McAllister... EC Tony Miles... CA John Boykin... BC CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE Joe McKnight... SC Larry McAllister... EC Tony Miles... CA John Boykin... BC

3 PROGRAM COMMITTEE Earl Hendrix... BC Sigbee Dilda... EC David Aycock... SC Joe McKnight... SC Bobby Bowers... BC Norwood Gibson... SC MINUTES SOUTH CAROLINA STATE ASSOCIATION FEBRUARY 23, Thursday Morning - February 23 The Moderator's message (Appendix I.) was presented after a hymn and prayer. Following the message, the moderator called the 53rd State Association to order and "Buddy" Seay gave the welcome. Joe Cagle gave the response. The Partial report of the Credentials Committee was given (Appendix II). The delegates were seated and the program was approved. The Committee on Committees was appointed: Lamar Smith (SC), Ansel Smith (GC), David Carter (BC), Marty Cox (EC), and Tony Miles (CA). Visitors, National Representatives and other representatives were recognized. [Recess] The morning service was opened with a hymn and special music by the host church. Joe Cagle brought a message entitled Restoring The Power from Isaiah 50: [Recess] Thursday Afternoon - February 24, 1994 After a hymn and congregational singing Mike Haynes gave the devotional from Isaiah 41:10,14 entitled Living A Cheerful Life. After the message the Committee on Committees submitted their report (Appendix III). The Executive Committee report (Appendix IV) was given and items 1-9 and 11 were MSC. Item 10 was received as follows: MSC for Norwood Gibson to draw up a five (5) year lease for Allen Gibson to be studied by the Executive Committe and to be presented at the next business meeting for the State body's approval. The following items were tabled: Item #1 (Appendix IV - General Board motion). Item #2 - two amendments to the State Association Constitution and By-Laws: 1- Amend ARTICLE VIII - COMMITTEES, Section One, by deleting 4.b.2. Examine and approve the financial report prepared by the Treasurer for presentation to the body for approval. 2- Amend ARTICLE VII - OFFICERS, Section Two: Duties under Treasurer to read: It shall be the duty of the Treasurer to receive all monies that come into this Association. Through a checking account in a bank of his convenience, he shall dispense all appropriated funds and pay all bills and expenses incurred by an agent or agency of this Association. He will be a standing member of the Finance Committee, and shall prepare and present an annual financial report to the General Board for approval, and presentation to the body. 3

4 The Youth Camp report was MSC (Appendix V) From the floor - MSC to receive the following proposals to alter the State Association's financial system to comply with our incorporation status with the understanding that the plan developed will be presented to the State body for approval before it can be implemented: 1. Request the directors of our State ministries to prepare and present a financial budget for their ministry at the February 1996 State Association meeting for body approval. 2.Request that all State ministry directors meet with the Promotional Director as often as needed in 1995 to develop a system that will best serve each ministry with the following framework: 1)Must have one state treasurer and all financial giving would go to him. 2)The State treasurer will disburse the funds to the ministries as designated. 3)The ministry treasurers will become Assistant Treasurers, must operate according to the ministry's budget and will disburse funds as they do now. [Recess] Thursday Night - February 24 The White Savannah FWB Church hosted a banquet for the State Association in honor of Carlisle and Marie Hanna. During the Banquet a book of memories and a plaque honoring their forty two (42) years of service in India was presented. The latest amount raised for Project 42 was announced (approximately $66,000.00). The offering during the Thursday night service was designated as a love offering to the Hannas (approximately $2,000.00) During the Thursday night service the Hannas were presented with congratulatory frames from the State House and the honorable Governor of South Carolina David Beasely for their service as missionaries to India. Also Fred Warner, representing the FWB Foreign Missions, presented the Hannas with individual gifts and an inscribed frame. After special music from the host church brother Carlisle Hanna presented a stirring message entitled My Vision for India. Friday Morning - February 24 The session was opened with a hymn and prayer. Douglas Pate presented the morning devotional entitled The Significance of the Birth of Christ from Mt 1:25. The following reports were MSC: Promotional Office (Appendix VI) State Home Mission Board (Appendix VII) [Recess] The host church presented special music for the morning service. Brother Sigbee Dilda brought the message from Is. 52:7-15 entitled, The Preeminence of Christ and His Word. [Recess for Lunch] Friday Afternoon - February 24 The last session was commenced with a hymn and prayer. Donnie Miles brought a devotional entitled Too Soon To Quit from 2 Tm 2:15. State Woman's Auxiliary (Appendix VIII) Children's Home (Appendix IX) 4

5 Poston Baggett Loan Fund (Appendix X) Church Training (Appendix XI) Resolutions Committee (Appendix XII) Treasurer's Report (Appendix XIII) The following items layed on the table during the Thursday afternoon session were taken up from the table and MSC Item #1 (Appendix IV - General Board motion). Item #2 - two amendments to the State Association Constitution and By-Laws: 1- Amend ARTICLE VIII - COMMITTEES, Section One, by deleting 4.b.2. Examine and approve the financial report prepared by the Treasurer for presentation to the body for approval. 2- Amend ARTICLE VII - OFFICERS, Section Two: Duties under Treasurer to read: It shall be the duty of the Treasurer to receive all monies that come into this Association. Through a checking account in a bank of his convenience, he shall dispense all appropriated funds and pay all bills and expenses incurred by an agent or agency of this Association. He will be a standing member of the Finance Committee, and shall prepare and present an annual financial report to the General Board for approval, and presentation to the body. From the floor - MSC to lay on the table the following motion until the 1996 State meeting: 1. The Executive Committee will appoint the Nominating Committee when they plan the program. 2.The Nominating Committee will be furnished with a list of offices that need to be filled, and will meet as many times as necessary to determine a suitable nominee for each office. 3.Each standing board or committee can submit a list of three (3) to five (5) suggested nominees for each vacancy needing to be filled. The Nominating Committee is not required to choose from that list. 4.Each nominee shall be contacted prior to the presentation of the Nominating Committee report to determine his interest and willingness to serve in the area of his proposed nomination after informing him of the duties and responsibilities thereof. MSC that any excess monies from Project 42, after the needs in the Hannas account have been satisfied, go directly to Carlilse Hanna to build churches in India. MSC to write a letter to the Foreign Missions Department requesting clarification regarding the extra 1% (for missionaries with accounts in the red) taken from Carlisle Hannas Account while in a deficit and report the findings back to this body. MSC to lay on the table the following motion until the 1996 State meeting: The conferences and associations must be seated and must have paid their fees before their members are allowed to be nominated or to continue to serve in any standing board or standing committee in the State Association. Those serving on standing boards or standing committees without meeting these requirements shall be replaced. 5 The Nominating Committee report was MSC (Appendix XIV)

6 The Credentials Committee were unable to present a final report due to fact that the True Life Conference failed to properly report. The final report is found in Appendix XV. Future State Associations: Feb. 22,23, EC Feb PC 6

7 APPENDIX I Moderator's Message The High Calling Text: Jn 10 Theme: The Shepherding pattern provided by Jesus Christ A Shepherd... I. Knows His Sheep vv.3,14 II. Serves His Sheep v.11 III. Leads His Sheep vv.2,4 IV. Feeds His Sheep v.9 V. Guards His Sheep vv.5,15 VI. Seeks His Sheep Lk 15:14 APPENDIX II Credentials Committee Partial Report Beaver Creek Central Association Eastern Conference Great Commission Palmetto Conference South Carolina True Life Conf Total N/A 42 N/A 102 $2,250 $1,800 $1,170 $180 N/A $3,780 N/A $9,180 Ministers 72 + Delegates 22 + Visitors 31 = Total 125 APPENDIX III Committee on Committees Report Nominating Committee Robert Rose Billy T. Baker Billy Jackson John Suttles David Carter SC CA PC GC BC Resolutions Committee Ralph Bowers Bobby Bowers Paul Reid Charles Beasley Floyd "Buddy" Seay Jr SC BC BC SC CA June 13, Columbia, SC APPENDIX IV Executive Committee Report The Directors of each ministry were invited to attend this meeting to further discuss the incorporation of the State Association. Those present in the meeting were as follows: Earl Hendrix, David Aycock, Joe Cagle, Bobby Bowers, Lamar Smith, Donnie Miles and Norwood Gibson. 7

8 1.The moderator appointed Norwood Gibson to procede with the details of the State Association Incorporation with Attorney Robert Lee. 2.MSC to approve the 1995 State Association program Devotionals: Speakers: Mike Haynes (CA) Joe Cagle (EC) - Thursday message Doug Pate (EC) Carlisle Hanna (FM) - Thursday night Donnie Miles (SC) Sigbee Dilda (SC) - Friday message 3.MSC for Norwood Gibson to publish one issue of the Informer for the months of June through September. September 29, Via Phone 4.MSC to approve the upgrading of the Promotional Office computer system at an approximate cost of $900. November 7, Columbia, SC Present: Earl Hendrix, Joe Cagle, David Aycock, Lamar Smith, Bobby Bowers, Norwood Gibson and Fred Kirby representing the State Home Mission Board. 5.MSC to approve the purchase of the said property by the SC State Home Mission Board for the mission work in Aiken, SC. Motion in the SC State Home Mission Board minutes on September 29, 1994: The purpose of this meeting was to view another parcel of land in Aiken, SC as a possible site for the Home Mission work there. The asking price for the property was $12,000 per acre. It was agreed to go ahead and purchase a five-acre tract of the property if this was acceptable to the owners. The Director gave the owner a check for $500 as a binder. 6.MSC that the SC State Association incorportation documents received be kept at the Promotional Office for safe keeping. 7.MSC that the Executive Committee discuss with the General Board our position concerning preachers who are members of a local Association who have two living wives speaking at the State Association. 8.MSC for Carlisle Hanna to be the speaker at our 1995 State Association meeting during the Thursday night service, providing Fred Warner be willing to postpone the invitation given him for a later date. 8

9 9.MSC to invite Joe Cagle to speak at the Thursday morning service in the place of Kenny Baxley (EC) who has moved out of state. 10.MSC for Norwood Gibson to draw up a 5 year lease for Allen Gibson. 11.MSC to install an additional rest room and a heating/cooling system in the Promotional Office. General Board Meeting Wednesday 2/22/95 1.MSC to allow the State Home Missions Board to hold the credentials of our State Home missionaries to enable them to perform all the functions of an ordained minister and to be a standing delegate at the State Association. APPENDIX V Youth Camp Report Balance Brought Forward $2, Interest...$21.46 Support from Churches.... $ Checks made good $ Canteen return-unsold candy$ Camp Fees/Canteen Fees $10, Total $13, Expenses Mail Applications $42.50 Camp Deposit...$ Milage & Gas(Cyrus S.)..... $16.00 W.O.W... $7, Evangelists...$ Nurse(teen week) $ Director...$ Insurance...$ Food... $2, Recreation/medicine $ Decorations for banquet..... $50.00 Candy & Drinks for canteen $ Phone call...$2.22 Board Meetings(2 meetings) $ Check order...$14.07 Deposit Stamps $7.89 Analysis Charge(retrnd chcks) $12.50 Returned checks $ Total $12, Balance on hand $1, Camp Statistics: Teen Week... Campers and Staff 67 Junior Week... Campers and Staff 136 Total Campers and Staff 203 Respectfully submitted, Mike McAuley-Director 9

10 APPENDIX VII State Home Missions Report The Mission Board met on March 24 to view property sites and looked at a prospective building for a possible location for the Mission on Highway 19. This did not later appear to be the right place. The director and Rev. Leroy Lowery returned to Aiken, SC to look at a parcel of land on Pine Log road and a house for a Mission work and to inquire about the possibility of purchasing land for the mission. They were not willing to sell the land without their old home on that side of the road. The Mission was holding services in South Aiken High School at this time. Brother Mark informed the director about their willingness to sell across the Highway a five (5) acre plot of land for $12, an acre. The director and brother Lowery returned to see and authorize the Missionary and director to pursue the purchase of said property. The board met on the 29th of September to authorize the director to agree to the price asked. The director paid down $ to the property owners. The transaction was finalized on November 22, The following Board members Rev. Billy Vanderford, Rev. Robert Rose, Rev. Norwood Gibson, the Promotional Director of SC, Mark Barber, missionary, Rev. Richard Adams the National representative for the National Home Missions who loaned the money for the purchase of the land were present at the closing of the purchase of the property. Our State Moderator who is on the National Board helped us with some sound advice. Brother Mark and wife Karon plus little Daniel, 4; Lauren 2; and Hayley 8 months are doing well in Aiken, SC. They have a really nice home that they are buying by the grace of God. The Mission has about eight men and more women at this present time. They are averaging about in the morning service. The American Legion is a much better place to meet and worship. Besides it is much cheaper on the young mission. Brother Mark knocks on an average of 300 doors a month. It would be greatly appreciated if any of you pastors will go and visit and knock on doors. The board asks that all o fus, throughout the state of South Carolina, get behind a drive to have this land paid for, if possible, by next year or as soon as possible. Please pray to this end. What a blessing to retire this debt in We can if we pray and work together in God's will. God bless all of our foreign and national missionaries. State Home Missions Financial Report Balance Brought Forward $6, Income: Mt. Elon... $3, Interest...$ Total Income $3, Total to Account for $9, Total Expenditures $5, Balance 12/31/94 $4, Expenditures: Director... $1, (mileage,office,motel Mission Board $ Promotional Office $38.46 Fred Kirby, Director South Side Mission $ Southern Tradition $ Land down payment Henderson Trust $ Surveyor for land $ Missionary (Exp to Natl)... $ Missionary (Chrsitmas Gift) $ Organization Expense..... $ Printing new checks $37.90 Total Expenditures $5,

11 APPENDIX VIII State Woman's Auxiliary The 46th annual meeting of the South Carolina State Women Nationally Active for Christ was held at White Savannah Free Will Baptist Church on March 19,'94. The theme for the day was "Thy Word Have I Hid in My Heart." The scripture was taken from Psalm 119:11, and the thought for the day was "Hiding God's Word in my Walk, Work, and Ways." Missionary Bobby Poole presented the message using the scripture for the day (Psalm 119:11.) The following reports were presented and accepted: Registration: 26 delegates, 159 visitors, 41 officers, 12 pastors and missionaries for a total number present of 238. Credentials: 4 districts reporting - all in order for a total number of 47 local auxiliaries. The First Church in Inman will host the 1995 State Meeting. Treasurer's Report: An offering of $ was received. Resolutions: (2) The five S.C. foreign missionaries be changed to: Hannas, Pooles, Moores, Cowarts, and Gainer; (3) The home missionaries be changed to Turners, Hymans, Childers and Barbers; (4) New resolution to donate books to Welch Library at Free Will Baptist Bible College in support of national resolution; (6) New resolution that all officers and delegates on National, State or Local level must be members in good standing of a Free Will Baptist Church (this resolution is in support of a national resolution; Under the standing resolutions: (2) Change from paying officers $.20/mile to read current prevailing rate; (4) Change from $3.00 paid for local delegates to $5.00 to have voting power; (6) That President and Field Worker be paid mileage at current prevailing rate; (12) This change concerning dues was made on the national level) Dues will now be $12.00 per active member; Resolutions concerning contributing to Eunice Edwards Fund and the Minute Money were deleted. The host church was given a rising vote of "thanks," and the meeting was adjourned. Gwen Hendrix, State President APPENDIX IX Children's Home Report 1994 has been a great year for us at the Childrens Home. We have made many new contacts with people who have a heart for our children and the Lord through you has blessed us with the means to provide the necessary things to give our children a good home. We have a great staff. Maura Story in the boys dorm and Linda Wilhide in the girls dorm have made the buildings into beautiful places and have established a very homey atmosphere with a warm and peaceful place in which to live. Our recreation buildings are now nice family rooms where they gather for family times. Ricky Wilhide and the staff have worked hard on the outside to compliment the rest of the improvements. 27

12 There are 21 children living here and during the year we served 16 other children who are no longer with us. Some of that 16 had lived here for up to three years. Its a blessing to see our children return to their homes and begin a new life with families that can now care for them properly. We still have two students in Free Will Baptist Bible College who need our prayers and support. We thank every one who have prayed for us and have supported us. We also thank you for the many items that you have brought that we don't have to buy and therefore have saved us thousands of dollars during the year. We have made a concentrated effort to up-grade the buildings and make this place a "God Home for Our Children".Thanks again and come to see us! Income: Beaver Creek Association Arcadie $ Arcadie Woman's Aux Canaan Converse 2, Fairview Fairview Woman,s Aux st Greenville 1, st Inman st Chester 5, High Point 2, High Point Woman's Aux Hilltop Hope Lesslie Lockhart 3, New Life 6, New Life Youth 1, North Spartanburg 2, Parkway 2, Pine Grove st Una 2, Whitney st Woodruff Total $34, South Carolina Conference Bay Branch $ Bethany 1, Bethany Vause Circle Beulah 2, Clyde Hare SS Class Black River Calvary 1, Calvary Woman's Aux Camp Branch Camp Branch Woman's Aux Eastside, Florence Fellowship st Charleston st Kingstree st Darlington st Florence st Florence Woman's Aux st Hartsville FWB Bible Church Grace, Lake City 1, High Hill High Hill Woman's Aux Horse Branch 2, Horse Branch Woman's Aux Immanuel, Santee 1, Immanuel Woman's Aux Jefferson Road Lebanon $ 3, Liberty, Manning Liberty, Orangeburg Lynches River Midlands, Columbia Mt Elon 1, Mt Elon Yound Adult SS New Town New Town Mellette Circle Pamplico Peace, Florence Poplar Hill 1, Salem, Scranton Sand Hill Southoak Southside, Darlington Southside Ladies Bible St Johns, Patrick Tabernacle, Coward 1, Temple, Darlington Victory, Andrews Total $31,147.62

13 Central Association Evergreen $ Free Welcome Little Bethel Little Star Mr Ariel Mt Trolly Pee Dee Rains 1, Socastee Sweet Home Unity, Johnsville Westside, Johnsville 2, White Savannah Wildwood Total $10, Eastern Conference Cypress Fork $ Cypress Fork Ladies Aux Eastern Conference Gilead Gilead Woman's Aux Happy Home, Andrews Hillside, Florence Mill Branch New Prospect New Vision New Vision Adult SS New Vision Young Adult Olanta Walkers Chapel $ Williams Hill Total $ 7, Foothills Association Bethel, Nebo, NC $ Gospel Way, Gastonia 1, Holly Grove, Waynesville st Simpsonville Mt Bethel, Weaverville Mt Calvary Aux. Marion Total $ 3, Great Commission Association 1st, Greer $ Great Commission Assoc Total $ True Life Association Bethel, Ft Mill $ 1, Faith, Smyrna Gloryland Woman's Aux Mt Carmel 2, True Life Association Total $ 4, Other Churches $25, Businesses 26, Groups 21, Individuals 38, Total $112, Expenses All utitlities $37, Auto Mileage Bonus 1, Car & Truck 1, Children's Education 1, Children's Medical Exp 1, Children's School Fees 13, Childs Personal 4, Food 14, Honorarium Hospital Insurance 9, Maintenance 25, Office Expenses 3, Promotion 12, Recreation Taxes14, Wages & Job Credits $53, Total Expenses $ Balance 1/1/94 $ 52, Income 203, Total to Acc. for $255, Expenses $210, Balance 12/31/94 $ 44,

14 APPENDIX X Poston Bagett Loan Fund Balance... $5, Churches & Auxiliaries First,Hartsvlle $44.98 Westside,Jhnsvlle $77.17 SC State Aux $92.00 Total $ Patara Turner Hyman Interest Earned Total Income $5, Expense - Phone Calls $2.51 Balance 12/31/94 $5, Payments on Accounts: Patara Turner Hyman $58.86 Outstanding Loans: Patara Turner Hyman [1983] Principal $ Interest $ Total $ Jason Turner (Enrolled in FWBBC) Principal $ [1990] Interest $56.00 [1993] Total $ Timothy L. McDaniel Principal $ Interest $35.00 Total $ Total Outstanding $2, APPENDIX XI Church Training Service The 1994 SC Church Training Service Convention met on May 13 and 14 at First Free Will Baptist Church, Chester. After the special music Paul Ange brought a devotional from 1 Corinthians 10:31. The Bible competition was held on Friday (May 13). There were 5 Bible Memorization contestants (grades 1-3), five Sword Drill contestants (grades 4-6), two Tic-Tac-Toe teams (grades 7-9), and two Bible Bowl teams (grades 10-12). Then Donnie Miles appointed the following committess: Digest Committee: David Anders, Angie Melton, Johnny West Nomination Committee: Nauvard Baker, Mary Ann Smith, Joe McKnight The Music & Arts competition was held on Saturday (May 14). There were 51 entries. The Digest Committee reported that 12 churches representing 3 districts were present. Total registering on Friday evening were 144, Saturday 160, making a total of 304 in attendance. The Treasurer reported total cash on hand of $2, The following were elected: Director: Donnie Miles Treasurer Chris Cassidy Asst Di r e c t o r : Nauvard Baker Youth Chairman Gloria Floyd Recording Secretary Angie Melton Asst Youth Chair Karen Bazen Corresponding Secr Dalphine Stevens The next meeting will meet with the South Carolina District on May 19, 20 of Church Training Financial Report: Expenses: Balance End of May 1994 $2, Check #101 NYC Fees..... $ Interest (May-Dec) $15.88 Deposit (Aug 28) $8.11 Check #102 Gloria Floyd.... $10.00 Check Order Charge $15.03 Total $2, Check #103 Randall House. $ Total Expenses $ Balance Jan 23, 1995 $1,128.84

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16 APPENDIX XII Resolutions Committee Resolution #1 Whereas, the President of the United States of America has nominated Dr. Henry Foster for Surgeon General of the United States; and, Whereas, Dr. Foster does not share our concern for the sanctity of human life as demonstrated by his murdering unborn children; and, Whereas, the South Carolina State Association of Free Will Baptists has repeatedly stood in opposition to abortion. Therefore, be it resolved that we stand opposed to the confirmation of Dr. Henry Foster as Surgeon General of the United State; and, That our clerk send a copy of this resolution to our South Carolina US Senators. Resolution #2 Whereas, the South Carolina State Association recently expressed strong support four our Free Will Baptist Church Covenant; Therefore, be it resolved that we commend our Foreign Mission Board for their recent decision not to reappoint missionaries who fail to implement the Covenant in ther respective fields. Be it further resolved, that a copy of this resolution be sent to the Foreign Missions Staff and Board members of our Foreign Missions. Resolutions #3 Whereas, White Savannah Free Will Baptist Church, Conway, SC and the Central Association has performed an outstanding job hosting the 1995 State Association by their exemplary spirit of servanthood on the part of pastors and laymen alike; Be it therefore resolved that we give a rising vote of thanks to the host church and Association for a job well done. Respectfully Submitted, Donnie Miles (SC), Mike Haynes (CA), Marty Cox (EC), Dale McCoy (BC) and Charles Beasley (PC) 31

17 APPENDIX XIII Treasurer's Report Balance Forward 1993 $ Receipts 8, Total to Account for $9, Disbursements Checks $30.25 Digest of Reports $ Credential Cte. Name tags $26.77 Executive Committee meals $40.39 Long Distance phone calls $9.41 Clerk Fee $ State Representation Fee $1, Fax Copies 2.00 Informer $3, Promotional Office FWB Christian Book Store American Trophy (Howell) Checks 8.09 Long Distance phone calls 4.62 Bobby Bowers Mileage Joe Cagle Mileage Earl Hendrix Mileage Norwood Gibson Mileage Executive Committee Meals Postage Promotional Dir. Natl Exp Pattillo Printing Computer Upgrade Earl Hendrix Mileage Bobby Bowers Mileage Joe Cagle Legal Fee for State Inc Reimb. Mileage & Cte. meals Mailing Norwood Gibson Mileage Mailing - annual report 7.00 Total Disbursements $9, Total Receipts to Acct. for $9, Total Disbursements $9, Balance 2/6/95 $ APPENDIX XIV Nominating Committee State Officers Moderator... Earl Hendrix Assistant Moderator... Sigbee Dilda Clerk... David Aycock Assistant Clerk...Larry McAlister Treasurer...Joe McKnight Assistant Treasurer Floyd "Buddy" SeayMember at LargeBobby Bowers General Board James Childers... BC Lamar Smith... SC Dagget Duncan... PC Larry McAllister... EC Billy Baker... CA Phil Lemmons... TL Ansel Smith... GC

18 Field Directors Ending 1997 Home Missions... Fred Kirby Poston Baggett... Paul Collins Youth Camp...Theron Scott Promotional Office... Norwood Gibson Master's Men...Harry Cooper Church Training... Donnie Miles Members of Boards and Committees Board of Trustees... Buddy Seay - EC Poston Baggett...Todd Smith - EC Poston Baggett...Dale McCoy - BC Children's Home (Board)... Ben Stone - EC Children's Home (Board)... Billy Jackson - PC Youth Camp... B.L. Effird - BC Church Training Board... Doug Pate - EC Church Training Board... Dale McCoy - BC Home Missions... Theron Scott - CA General Board Member To The National Joe Cagle Credentials Committee... John Boykin - BC Respectfully Submitted, William Jacobs (CA), Sigbee Dilda (SC), Ansel Smith (GC), Doug Pate (EC) and Austin Martin (BC) APPENDIX XV Credentials Committee Final Report Beaver Creek Central Association Eastern Conference Great Commission Palmetto Conference South Carolina True Life Conf Total N/A 108 $2,250 $1,800 $1,170 $180 $450 $3,780 N/A $9,630 Ministers 76 + Delegates 32 + Visitors 36 = Total

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