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Save us a stamp and help fund a new ministry! Dr. Tyson is challenging the good folks of the RCBA to step up and help fund a huge ministry opportunity to Hispanics (see this month s letter, page 3). One big way to do that is as simple as saving us a stamp. The Messenger is sent to approximately 1,000 homes at a cost of $5,400 a year. By signing up to receive the electronic version via email, you help us reallocate the money saved to support the Hispanic ministry. If just 400 people switched, that would be $2,400! Ready to help? Switch to the electronic version of The Messenger by calling the office at 615-384-8197 or going to our web site at www.rcbatn.org and clicking on the Newsletter link. Fill out the form (which tells us to remove you from the postal mail database) and when finished hit the Submit button. A confirmation page will appear with a special link to one last form where you can sign up for the email newsletter. It s that easy! A publication of the Robertson County Baptist Association Vol. 20 #3 March 2015

Church News OUR CHURCHES Barren Plains Battle Creek Bethel Bethlehem Cedar Hill Center Point Cherry Mound Cross Roads Eastland Heights Ebenezer Epiphany Flewellyn Grace, Pleasant View Grace, Springfield Greenbrier First Harmony Hopewell Lighthouse Lights Chapel Mt. Carmel North Springfield Oak Grove Oakland Orlinda Pleasant Hill Pleasant View First Red River Ridgetop First Rock Springs Solid Rock Springfield Springhill The Grove Temple White House First Williams Chapel BARREN PLAINS is seeking a Minister of Music. If interested, please mail a resume to: BPBC, Attn: Music Search Committee, 4507 Corbin-Sneed Road, Springfield, TN 37172 or email: aellis1951@aol.com ORLINDA has called Michael Johnson as their new Minister of Music and Youth. PLEASANT VIEW FIRST is seeking a Part-time Music Director. Please send questions and resumes to Beth Jarrell at jarrell_beth@yahoo.com TEMPLE, along with the White House Pastoral Association and On the Go Ministries, will be sponsoring a one day festival at White House Park on August 15. More details will follow as time draws closer, but mark your calendars now for this special event. Classes will be held for: VBS Associational Clinic April 16, 2015 6:30-9:00 PM Temple Baptist Church Directors 3rd-4th Grade Decorations 2-3 years 5th-6th Grade Recreation 4-5 years Youth Missions 1st-2nd grade Snacks / Crafts Back Yard Club David Evans will conduct a class on Reaching Millennials for our association pastors during the clinic. Each church attending will receive free lanyards for their leaders. Door prizes will be given to the churches with the most people attending. There will be a VBS consignment order this year. The association will receive a 15% commission on all orders placed through RCBA. Place your orders now and pick up your materials at the office with no shipping charges. OUR MISSION STATEMENT: A family of churches working together in equipping and encouraging one another in fulfilling the Great Commission.

DIRECTOR OF MISSIONS Dr. Robert E. Tyson, Sr. In the last fifteen years, God has placed a mission field right at our doorstep! The Hispanic population in our area, our Judea, has exploded, growing much faster than anyone predicted. In 2000, the census counted only 1,447 Hispanics and estimated there would be 3,574 by 2016. However, the 2010 Census showed us the population had already grown to over 3,900 and it continues to grow so fast that people are guessing at what it is today. Here is what we know: Right now, within our schools, Hispanic students equal 51.4% of the enrollment of Bransford Elementary, 39.1% of Cheatham Park Elementary 42% of Westside Elementary, 23.8% of Krisle Elementary, and 35% of Springfield Middle. These numbers are likely to increase. Over the next several years, experts are projecting that in Tennessee the Hispanic population will grow by another 25%. Friends, Jesus is presenting us with an unparalleled opportunity. In 2014, William Burton (Tennessee Baptist Convention leader for ethnic work) affirmed a bold idea: Have the churches of the RCBA hire a Coordinator for Hispanic Work. This person would be a church start strategist for Southern Baptist work among the Hispanics, and, obviously, be in the U.S. legally and be bilingual. In October, the churches messengers said, Yes. Now we are sharing the vision developing a job description receiving resumes interviewing possible candidates setting up a designated line in the budget to provide funding for the position. As you can imagine, funding is the biggest challenge. What can you do to help fund this position? Pray. Ask God what He wants each of us to do. Give. Each church can give a little extra to the association (noting they want their extra giving to go toward funding the Coordinator for Hispanic Work). Individuals can also give toward this position. Help. Help us reallocate funds already in the budget by simply choosing an email version of the newsletter. Presently, we mail over 900 newsletters a month, at about.50 per copy. That equals to $5400 a year. If just 400 folks chose the electronic option, we could slash that nearly in half. See the front page of this month s newsletter to see how. I look forward to sharing more about this kingdom opportunity soon!

RCBA COMMITTEE/COUNCIL MEETING IN MARCH (All meetings held in the RCBA conference room) Minister s Conference, March. 3, 8:00 AM Committee on Committees, March 3, 6:00 PM Missions Development, March 17, 6:00 PM Personnel Committee, March 24, 6:00 PM A Place of Grace A new clothing ministry located at: Bethlehem Baptist Church 3323 Bethlehem Rd., Springfield 615-992-0213 Open Wednesdays 10 AM-2 PM Clothing is free to anyone in need! Donations of clothing, shoes, coats, and small appliances appreciated. April 3 April 5 April 8 April 16 April 19 April 20 April 20 April 21 April 25 April 27 LOOKING AHEAD TO APRIL! Good Friday, RCBA Office Closed Easter Sunday Ministers Conference, RCBA, 8:00 AM VBS Clinic, Temple Baptist, 6:30 PM 9:00 PM Kay Woods Retirement Party, Rock Springs Baptist, 2:30 PM Associational Council Meeting, RCBA, 11:00 AM Budget and Finance Meeting, RCBA, 5:30 PM Missions Development Council, RCBA, 6:00 PM State Children s Bible Drill, Hermitage Hills, 8:00 AM 12:00 PM Executive Board Meeting, Springfield Baptist Chapel, 7:00-9:00 PM UPCOMING ASSOCIATION MISSION TRIP Loving Lynch...part 2 May 24-29, 2015 We will be making another mission trip to the Lynch, KY, area! This year, we will be staying at Calvary Campus which is an outreach of Meridzo Ministries. Again, there will be plenty of work for us to do and many people to help. If you were with us last year, we would love for you to join us again. If you were unable to go last time, now is your opportunity to be blessed by the giving of your time and efforts to assist those who need it the most. We will again have a Loving Lynch tree for everyone to be able to be a part of this work. Applications can be picked up at the RCBA office or printed from our website at www.rcbatn.org. The cost will be $175 with a deposit of $75 due by March 31. The remainder will be due by April 24.

MISSIONS GET- TOGETHER An event for women Featured speakers: Jean Roberson & Rachel Lovingood March 20-22 Gatlinburg Convention Center, Gatlinburg, TN For more information, go to: www.tnwmu.org Featuring: Clayton King, Rend Collective, and the YEC Worship Band. Early Bird Rate: $25 for two days. Municipal Auditorium, Nashville, TN Go to www.tn.org for more info Celebrate Recovery is a biblical and balanced program that helps us overcome our hurts, hang-ups, and habits. Come join us! Temple Baptist Church, 117 Marlin Rd., White House Thursdays at 6:30 PM Childcare provided Any questions, please call Mark at 615-380-5704

Pray for our 11-person team going on the evangelism and teaching Guatemala Mission Trip! ASSOCIATIONAL RACER DERBY Saturday - March 7 - Springfield Baptist Church For all boys and girls - 1st through 6th grades and Counselors Registration begins at 8:00 AM. The race will begin at 9:00 AM. For more information, call Jeff Garst at 615-654-4245. This event is sponsored by the Royal Ambassadors of the RCBA. Ministers Conference - Food & Fellowship Tuesday, March 3 at 8:00AM - Larry s Restaurant RSVP by March 2 by phone call or email

Church Name Jan. 2015 Oct 2014- Sep 2015 Church Name Jan. 2015 Oct 2014- Sep 2015 Barren Plains $208.00 $781.72 Lights Chapel 267.95 1063.20 Battle Creek 200.00 800.00 Mt. Carmel 1000.00 1000.00 Bethel 693.97 2633.52 North Springfield 1445.36 2999.61 Bethlehem 350.00 1400.00 Oak Grove 383.00 1543.29 Cedar Hill 2452.39 7240.19 Oakland 83.54 406.72 Center Point 664.00 911.00 Orlinda 709.95 1886.13 Cherry Mound 450.00 1125.00 Pleasant Hill 100.00 400.00 Cross Roads 355.79 1399.96 Pleasant View 1st 223.41 818.56 Eastland Heights 652.84 1338.07 Red River 88.37 540.04 Ebenezer 409.00 1209.00 Ridgetop 1st 419.61 766.68 Epiphany Mission 100.00 400.00 Rock Springs 1900.92 7633.27 Flewellyn 400.00 1600.00 Solid Rock 575.74 1403.24 Grace Pleasant View 232.86 1210.33 Springfield 2247.54 7269.70 Grace, Springfield 1915.78 6992.35 Springhill 393.29 929.27 Greenbrier, First 1380.21 4484.67 Temple 3746.87 8731.41 Harmony 157.03 645.13 The Grove 0.00 779.00 Hopewell 0.00 4041.00 White House 1st 560.00 1060.00 Lighthouse 74.57 345.10 Williams Chapel 265.99 1068.65 Total $25,107.98 $79,855.81 Pleasant Hill Baptist Church hosts The Hand That Reaches Out Women s Retreat March 14 at 1 PM PHBC 3049 Pleasant Hill Rd. Orlinda Guest Speaker: Shea Lowery This is a one day women s event to encourage women in their walk with Christ and in ministering to other women. Desserts, tea, and coffee will be served at the event. RSVP at 615-654-3335 or 256-460-8506 by March 9 In Concert The Farmhands March 29-6:00 PM Orlinda Baptist Church Come see the most exciting and talked about band in Bluegrass Music!

ROBERTSON COUNTY BAPTIST ASSOCIATION 2106 Park Plaza Drive Springfield, TN 37172-3937 Phone: 615.384.8197 Fax: 615.384.3327 Dr. Robert E. Tyson, Sr., Director of Missions Janice Bierod, Ministry Assistant Beth McCaw, MTS, LCSW Counselor Counselor s Hours: Tuesday-11:00AM - 8:00PM Thursday-8:30AM - 1:30PM (Call 615-384.8197 for appointments) rtyson@rcbatn.org jbierod@rcbatn.org www.rcbatn.org The deadline is the 15th of each month for the newsletter. Non-Profit Org. U.S. Postage Permit No. 49 Springfield TN