2015
HEART OF KANSAS
ANNUAL REPORT
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Table of Contents
01 Many Members of One Body
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Letter from the DOM
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“Many Members of One Body”
2015 Annual Meeting Program
Past Minutes
AMDC Report
Financial Information
2016 Recommended Shiloh Funding Budget
2016 Recommended Budget
Recommendations: Officers, Committee on
Committees, Time/Place/Preacher Report
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02 Kingdom-Vision; Kansas-based Plan
Letters from CPCs
2016 Calendar
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03 Acknowledgements
People
Executive Board Members
Participating Churches
Good Neighbor Centers
04 Historical Data
Statistical Information
Historical Table
Constitution/By-Laws
Associational Policies
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Heart of Kansas Southern Baptist Association
3474 S. Meridian Ave.
Wichita, KS 67217
phone: 316 943 3446
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MANY MEMBERS
OF ONE BODY
Letter from our DOM
Letter from our DOM
Glenn Davis
The days before us are
a great opportunity for
us to continue to work
together as the body of
Christ for the expansion
of His Kingdom and the
glory of His Name.
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Thank you for the privilege of serving our Lord alongside the
churches of Heart of Kansas Southern Baptist Association.
This association of churches is a reflection of the New
Testament model of gospel partnerships.
What is Our Vision?
A few years ago, we envisioned the creation of a
culture of trust and cooperation among churches of
HOKSBA as they worked together to fulfill the Great
Commission. That trust and cooperation has grown
and there has been an increasing alignment of vision
and values.
What is Happening Now?
In this last year we have seen health and growth in existing churches resulting in people who are
far from God coming to know Christ and grow in their faith. We have seen existing churches making very significant gifts of finances and of property to see the establishment of new churches. There are churches who have reached a place of plateaued growth doing the hard work of redreaming and re-tooling in obedience to the Great Commission of our Lord.
I am excited about where we are as an association of churches. This does not mean that the way
forward looks easy. I am excited because the things that we are doing together are a reflection of
what the churches of the New Testament did together.
What does the New Testament Teach us about Association?
New Testament churches partnered by intentionally giving money and people for the expansion of
the Kingdom. The church at Jerusalem was not threatened by the establishment of the church at
Antioch, but rather sent Barnabas to make sure the church was established well and was
doctrinally sound. The church at Antioch sent Paul and Barnabas to plant new churches, and then
sent Paul and Silas back to those churches to make sure the churches were healthy.
Looking at the Past and the Future.
In 1952 this association of churches was established by 13 churches. By 1960 there were 35
churches. As with the churches of the NT, there have been times of peace and growth, and there
have been difficult times. But God has used this association of churches to work together to expand His kingdom.
The days before us are a great opportunity for us to continue to work together as the body of Christ
for the expansion of His Kingdom and the glory of His Name.
In this coming year I expect to see us continue to grow in creating a culture of trust and cooperation. I anticipate us gaining greater strategic clarity as we consider how we can recruit, assess,
equip and invest in church planting and in church health. And I anticipate the addition of other
churches to our association who share our doctrine, our vision, and our values.
Thank you for Partnering to Reach our Region.
Thank you again for the privilege of serving as your Director of Missions and for the significant
investment the churches of Heart of Kansas consistently make in the health and growth of the
Kingdom of our Lord in this region. Our focus on this geographic field is one of the things that local
associations of churches do best.
His Blessings, years we envisioned the creation of a culture of trust and cooperation among churches of
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Heart of Kansas Southern Baptist Association
64th Annual Meeting
Journey the Way
147 S. Hillside
Wichita, KS 67211
PROGRAM
Monday Evening, October 5, 2015, 6:30 p.m.
Welcome & Prayer ................................................................................................. Dennis Burns
Worship ........................................................................................ Journey the Way Worship Team
Video Testimony ..................................................................................................... Don Mayberry
Directed Prayer Time ..................................................................................... Cody Busby Family
Video Testimony ...................................................................................................... Dave Mitchell
Directed Prayer Time ................................................................................... Miguel Flores Family
Worship ........................................................................................ Journey the Way Worship Team
Annual Sermon ........................................................................................................ Chad Pearce
Business Session ..................................................................................................... Dennis Burns
Greetings from KNCSB ......................................................................................... Bob Mills
AMDC Report and Recommendations ............................................................ Cody Busby
Finance Report ............................................................................................ Darrell Duncan
Shiloh Funds Recommendation .................................................................. Darrell Duncan
2016 Budget Recommendation ................................................................... Darrell Duncan
Election of Officers, Committee on Committees Report, and Time/Place/Preacher Committee Report
....................................................................................................................... Dennis Burns
Video Testimony ...................................................................................... Cristian Alvarado
DOM Report .................................................................................................... Glenn Davis
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Program Personalities
Glenn Davis ..................... Director of Missions, HOKSBA
Don Mayberry ...... Pastor, Three Wooden Crosses (3WC)
Cody Busby ............... AMDC Chair; Pastor, FBC Mulvane
Dave Mitchell ...... Pastor, West Ridge Community Church
Miguel Flores ............ Pastor, Iglesia Bautista Nueva Vida
Chad Pearce .............................. Pastor, Journey the Way
Dennis Burns ................. Moderator; Pastor, Cedar Pointe
Bob Mills .............................. Executive Director, KNCSB
Darrell Duncan ...................B&F Commitee; FBC Mulvane
Cristian Alvarado ................. Pastor, Encuentro con Cristo
Kelly Randolph ..... Vice Moderator; Pastor, Country Acres
Jerry Smith .......... Parliamentarian; Pastor, Faith Andover
Above:
Baptism Sunday
Life Transformation
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Heart of Kansas Southern Baptist Association
63rd Annual Meeting
River Community Church
October 6, 2014
Terry Williams, pastor of River Community Church, welcomed attendees and opened with prayer.
Moderator Dennis Burns called the meeting to order.
Seating of Messengers … Motion by Dennis Burns that the 121 messengers in the sanctuary, and those arriving after the beginning of the Meeting, constitute the body of the 63rd Annual Meeting of the Heart of Kansas Southern Baptist Association. Motion
carried.
DOM Report … Glenn Davis. As of October 1, Abraham Arevalo and Brad Simmons are no longer employed by HOKSBA; they
are now fully employed by NAMB, and will work for HOKSBA on part-time basis. Glenn’s report is recorded in the Annual Book of
Reports. The report emphasized that change is coming to our Association and in our community/world (Luke 5:37-38). The Way
Forward is seeing that Kingdom Work is much larger than HOKSBA or any affiliated church. We need to return to the Great Commission, to the Call God has placed in our lives. We can give (ex: World Hunger Day) and we can pray. God calls us to continue
learning [“Study to show yourself approved, a worker who has no need to be ashamed, rightly handling the word of truth.” (2 Tim.
2:15)]. We all need to be passionate about doing this if we are going to reach the world with the gospel, to do what Jesus has called
us to do: love God with all your heart and to love your neighbor as yourself. Pray that God will continue His work in this area; that
new churches will be planted; and that existing churches will be strengthened.
Appointing Acting Parliamentarian … Dennis Burns. Jerry Smith was not able to join us for the Annual Meeting. The Moderator
nominated Ron Pracht (Olivet) to position of Acting Parliamentarian. Approved. AMDC/Danny Dirks Report … Cody Busby. See page 32. In addition to Report, AMDC proposed spending $42,000 from the
Danny Dirks Fund to support four church plants in 2015: Three Wooden Crosses Cowboy Church (3WC - $12,000); CenterPoint
Church ($12,000); Logos ($6,000); and Sojourn ($12,000). Approved.
Financial Report … Darrell Duncan. See insert. As of the end of September, we are $3,242.61 under our budgeted church income
amount. This amount has been countered by controlled misc. expense and interest income. We started 2014 with a balance of
$92,912.77; our new balance is $128,773.89. We do have some line-items that are “over”, specifically the cost of insurance increased significantly in 2014 vs. 2013 (new insurance provider has been procured to decrease this overage). Approved.
Shiloh Funds Recommendation … Darrell Duncan. See page 40 of the Annual Book of Reports. Approved.
2015 Budget … Darrell Duncan. See page 39 of the Annual Book of Reports. Approved.
Constitution changes … Kelly Randolph. See insert. The 2013 Annual Meeting Messengers appointed a Constitution Committee
with evaluating the current HOKSBA Constitution and bringing any recommended changes to this year’s Meeting. Drafts were
presented at the April and July Executive Board Meetings, and changes were made based on Executive Board Member feedback. Discussion regarding Proposed Changes will take place after Break.
Two specific issues have been addressed in the Final Draft:
1. Baptist Faith and Message. Article III, Section 1: Changed to “This association shall consist of cooperating Southern Baptist
churches whose faith and practice is in accordance with the doctrine expressed in The 2000 Baptist Faith and Message…” in
order to preserve doctrinal integrity. Committee asks all established churches and plants to agree to this language, while
acknowledging local church autonomy (see Section 3).
2. Messenger Allowance. Article V, Section 1(c): Changed to “Each church shall be represented by church appointed messengers to the Annual Meeting. Each church shall be entitled to four (4) messengers from a weekly worship attendance of up to one
hundred (100), and one (1) messenger for each additional one hundred (100) or fraction thereof in weekly worship attendance. No
church shall have more than nine (9) messengers. All messengers must be members of the church they represent” in order to bring
more equality between smaller and larger churches at Annual Meeting.
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Recognition of New Staff … Brad Simmons. Mark Penick, Metro East; Matthew Nix, Metropolitan; Philip Lawrence, Indian Southern; Kevin Ferstl, Cedar Pointe; and Steve Hazell, Country Acres Baptist Church.
Baptism Awards … Brad Simmons. God works through His churches. The following churches recorded more baptisms in this
year’s ACP reports than last year: Aviator Derby; Cedar Pointe; Centerpoint Church; Country Acres; FBC Haysville; IB Getsemani;
Indian Southern; Journey the Way; Olivet Baptist; Parkview; Prairie Trail Cowboy Church; Riverview; Salt City Cowboy Church;
Sojourn; South City; Southwest Baptist; 3WC; West Ridge Community; Westview.
Break
Greetings from KNCSB … Bob Mills. Report emphasized appreciation for the generous support of the Cooperative Program
(CP) and Viola Webb program. The CP funding allows Southern Baptists from KNCSB regions to reach out all across the world,
starting at home. Examples included: provide funds to both existing churches and new church plants; collegiate ministries; Super
Summer (where 133 came to faith this year!); and Wonderful Weekend for Women. These funds are also used to show Christ’s
love by
assisting the needs of others globally (ex: the Disaster Relief committee’s well/water projects in the Philippines). At this time,
the greatest deficit we, as The Church, have is our lack of true discipleship training. We must increase our discipleship. Church
growth and church planting would be much more easily realized if we concentrated on this training. KNCSB is the only state
convention that keeps 50% of its Viola Webb offerings within its borders in order to assist local churches, both established and
plants. Eph. 3:16-19: “I pray that out of His glorious riches He may strengthen you with power through His Spirit in your inner
being, so that Christ may dwell in your hearts through faith. And I pray that you, being rooted and established in love, may have
power, together with all the Lord’s holy people, to grasp how wide and long and high and deep is the love of Christ, and to know
this love that
surpasses knowledge—that you may be filled to the measure of all the fullness of God.”
Constitution changes … Kelly Randolph. The Moderator opened the floor for discussion of the motion presented:
Tim Ohls, Believers, spoke against the motion.
John Barrett, Believers, spoke against the motion.
George Goudie, Believers, spoke against the motion.
Kelly Randolph, Committee Chair, spoke to clarify points raised by above mentioned Messengers.
Joe Boyd, Aviator Derby, spoke for the motion.
Carl Timmons, Believers, spoke against the motion.
Kelly Randolph, Committee Chair, spoke to clarify points raised by above mentioned Messengers.
Joe Boyd, Aviator Derby, spoke for the motion.
The Moderator then moved on to the vote. The motion was presented as proposed with instructions (yes = for amendment; no =
rejection of amendment in its entirety). Ballots were passed out, marked, and collected.
Election of Officers … Jerry Elder. See page 36 of the Annual Book of Reports. Approved.
Committee on Committees … Mark Jackson. See page 35 of the Annual Book of Reports. Mason Lampkin from Metropolitan
added to the Credentials Committee. Approved.
Time, Place, & Preacher Report … Dennis Burns. See page 36 of the Annual Book of Reports. Approved.
Praise & worship … River Community Worship Team
Annual Sermon … Dave Mitchell. Reference: Judges 3 “Whoops, I did it again!” (Christianity vs. popular culture, specifically gay
marriage and Supreme Court decision). 1. God is incredibly comfortable in allowing “test” of allegiance to “remain in the land”. 2.
We can cry out to God earlier (pray for deliverers). 3. I doubt my ability to deliver. “CAN I DO IT?” Results of Ballot Vote … Dennis Burns. The marked ballots had been counted and the results were as follows: 93 in favor/37
opposed. Constitution changes were Approved. The meeting was concluded with prayer.
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Heart of Kansas Southern Baptist Association
Executive Board Meeting
Midway Baptist Church
January 13, 2015
Ray Emery, pastor of Midway Baptist, welcomed attendees and opened with scripture (Hebrews 11:13-16) and prayer.
Moderator Dennis Burns called the meeting to order. Heart of Kansas received a Letter of Withdrawal from Believers’ Southern Baptist, effective November 1, 2014. This action will affect various Committees. Withdrawal recognized.
Past Minutes … Dennis Burns. Review of Minutes from October 6, 2014 Annual Meeting. Minutes approved.
AMDC … Ray Emery. Believers’ Juvenile Detention Facility (JDF) Ministry has been partly funded ($150/month) by HOKSBA’s Viola Webb account since Loren Phippen retired from HOKSBA in 2012. In light of Believers’ unanimous withdrawal from HOKSBA, AMDC recommends discontinuing this monthly funding. Recommendation approved.
Financial Report … Darrell Duncan. We ended the year in a secure financial position. Church giving was $16,000 behind our budgeted income amount; however, spending was lower than budgeted. General Fund analysis shows that we started
2014 with a balance of $92,000; our new balance is $143,000. Report approved.
Hispanic Church Plant Report … Abraham Arevalo.
• 2015 is going to be a great year for Hispanic Church work. We ask for prayers in support of these plans.
• We will be hosting our first Hispanic Church Plant Network meeting In Topeka, February 2 – 3. Persons from South Sioux City, Nebraska, Iowa, and Missouri, to name a few, will be there to learn how to be more intentional in our church planting and how to train mentors.
• We will be hosting a Disaster Relief Training in Spanish February 6 – 7. Our NAMB representative will also be in attendance.
• At the same time, Iglesia Bautista Logos (Cristian Alvarado) is growing. We are so excited at what the Lord is doing out of
their weekly meetings. Robert Hazen is also starting a plant in Winfield to reach the Hispanic population there. DOAM Report … Glenn Davis.
• HOKSBA will be holding Disaster Relief training in English, also. Glenn will be sending out a follow-up email; if you are interested, please reply for more information.
• Glenn was able to attend the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission’s Conference, which addressed homosexuality, in October. For more information and for professional resources, visit their website at www.erlc.org.
• John Hawkins will be in Wichita at the invitation of Terry Williams and River Community Church. We will have the opportunity to hear from him as well. HOKSBA will be hosting a luncheon this Thursday (January 15). We will meet at noon at River
Community Church, 2130 N. Oliver. Please RSVP to our office if you would like to attend.
• For the last two or three years, KNCSB has had a task force on the Future. One of the takeaways from this group is an encouragement for KNCSB to start strategic agreements with the Associations to formalize our relational ministries. HOKSBA
would like to create a task force to create our agreement, using KNCSB’s as a template. We will not be changing our relationship with KNSCB; only formalizing it.
Agreement Task force … Kelly Randolph. The Association has been asked to put together a task force to create an agreement to clarify and strengthen our relationship with KNCSB. We will present this agreement to the Executive Board at a future
meeting. Please pray for the team, and encourage them in their work on our behalf. Appointed by Moderator.
Kelly Randolph, Pastor at Country Acres Baptist Church, Wichita
Chad Pearce, Pastor at Journey the Way, Wichita
Mason Lampkin, Pastor at Metropolitan Baptist Church, Wichita
David Mitchell, Pastor at West Ridge Community Church, Wichita
Don Mayberry, Pastor at Three Wooden Crosses, Augusta
Prayer Requests … The meeting was concluded with prayer.
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Heart of KansasSouthern Baptist Association
Executive Board Meeting
Casa De Dios
April 14, 2015
Abraham Arevalo, pastor of Casa de Dios, welcomed attendees and opened with scripture (Is. 57:15) and prayer.
Moderator Dennis Burns called the meeting to order.
Past Minutes … Dennis Burns. Review of Minutes from January 13, 2015 Executive Board Meeting. Minutes approved.
Note: Heart of Kansas received notice that both Shalom Adonai and Audacity Church have closed. Closings recognized.
Financial Report … Doug Morley. We ended the quarter in a secure financial position. Church giving was close to $62,000. On the expense side we are under budget. Spending is down about $24,000. Our cash position is strong and we are ending
Quarter 1 in very good financial shape. Report approved.
Committee on Committees Report … Bryan Jones. The Committee on Committees recommends Joe Boyd for the AMDC
position left vacant by George Goudie (Believers). Recommendation approved.
Credentials Report … Mason Lampkin. FBC Clearwater has submitted their Petitionary Letter to join Heart of Kansas Southern Baptist Association. The Credentials Committee recommends that this Letter be received. Recommendation passed.
Agreement Task force … Kelly Randolph. In our last Executive Board meeting, a special committee was formed to work on
a partnership agreement between HOKSBA and KNCSB. The group consists of:
Kelly Randolph, Pastor at Country Acres Baptist Church, Wichita
Chad Pearce, Pastor at Journey the Way, Wichita
Mason Lampkin, Pastor at Metropolitan Baptist Church, Wichita
David Mitchell, Pastor at West Ridge Community Church, Wichita
Don Mayberry, Pastor at Three Wooden Crosses, Augusta
Our team met on March 23, 2015. Glenn Davis and Bob Mills were also present. As we discussed the partnership agreement, it became clear that in order to complete the shared ministry agreement with KNCSB, we needed to clarify what our
associational ministry strategies would be in the near future.
With this background, we would like to recommend the following to the HOKSBA Executive Board: that the shared ministry agreement team preciously approved by the Executive Board be expanded to include Brad Simmons (HOKSBA) and Ryan McCoskey (The Seed), and that the purpose of this group also be extended to include clarifying and recommending associational ministry strategies for the near future. The team will report back to the Executive Board with recommendations at a
future meeting. Recommendation approved.
Hispanic Church Plant Report … Abraham Arevalo.
• Changes in the Association life have directly affected the Hispanic work in our area. The last few months have been very
important for the network of Hispanic Church Planters – have been able to connect with different Associational and State
Conventions, and held training for the development of leadership.
• Two new Church Plants have been started (or will start May 1) in the Wichita area.
• Please pray for three new Church Plants in Nebraska, with another hopefully starting in the Topeka area.
Church Plant Report … Brad Simmons.
• We are exploring new Church Plants in the Wichita area as a way to serve “new to Wichita” cultures, including West African
and Micronesian refugees.
• City Life & Journey the Way are sending Church Planters to start churches in San Diego, CA and Lee Summit, MO. Please
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• Brad, along with several pastors from our Association, spent last week at Assessment processes for potential Church Planters at West E. Free.
• The Seed is considering Planting in Lakin, KS. Please pray for this process.
• Established churches are considering bringing in apprentices to be considered as Planters in 2017. Pray also for this process.
DOAM Report … Glenn Davis.
• Thankful for the unity with which FBC Clearwater could join HOKSBA this morning.
• There will be a mission team in town from Waterloo, IA in the next few weeks. If you could use some assistance at your
building, please contact Mark Jackson.
• Wanted to let the Executive Board be aware that HOKSBA loaned Victory Community of Faith $2,100; to date, they have
repaid about half.
• Metropolitan Vietnamese has purchased a new building, and is starting the process of becoming their own church (name,
501©3, etc).
• Alan and Bethany Dawson, missionaries, will be returning to the States in October. Will need $1,600 for a vehicle. Priscilla
Sapp will be helping them to make this transition; helping to raise funds. HOKSBA’s Advisory Team thinks we should help
with some money, somewhere between $500 - $1,000. Motion? Michael Scott, Calvary Baptist; 2nd – Ray Emery, Midway
Baptist Church. Motion approved to grant $1,000 from excess in a designated account.
• HOKSBA yard is in need of attention. We have a bid for between $5,000 - $6,000 to: find/fix well, install new sprinklers,
and install new landscaping. We have funds in a designated account that have never been used. Recommendation by Ray
Emery that we allot up to $6,000 to repair landscaping and well-systems. Seconded by Dale Kelly, FBC Maize. Recommendation approved.
The meeting was concluded with prayer.
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Heart of Kansas Southern Baptist Association
Executive Board Meeting
Country Acres Baptist Church
July 14, 2015
Kelly Randolph, pastor of Country Acres, welcomed attendees and opened with scripture (Ps. 33) and prayer.
Far Left:
Moderator Dennis Burns called the meeting to order.
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Past Minutes … Dennis Burns. Review of Minutes from April 14, 2015 Executive Board Meeting. Minutes approved.
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Financial Report … Darrell Duncan. Review of new budget format. Receipts down year toImage
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expenses are $21,000
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below budget. Report approved. Recommendation from Budget & Finance Committee to research
other investment
opportunities for money previously held in CDs. Recommendation approved.
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AMDC Recommendation … Cody Busby. The AMDC recommends funding Jonathan Castillo
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of the year as intern for Iglesia Bautista Logos. Recommendation approved.
Credentials Report … Ron Pracht. Vietnamese Metropolitan Baptist has submitted their Petitionary Letter to join Heart of
Kansas Southern Baptist Association. The Credentials Committee recommends that this Letter be received. Recommendation passed.
The Credentials Committee recognizes that Southwest Baptist Church ceased to be a part of Heart of Kansas Southern
Baptist Church when they voted in February, 2015 to join with Word of Life Church.
Agreement Task force … Kelly Randolph. A special committee was formed to work on a partnership agreement between
HOKSBA and KNCSB. The group consists of:
Kelly Randolph, Pastor at Country Acres Baptist Church, Wichita
Chad Pearce, Pastor at Journey the Way, Wichita
Mason Lampkin, Pastor at Metropolitan Baptist Church, Wichita
David Mitchell, Pastor at West Ridge Community Church, Wichita
Don Mayberry, Pastor at Three Wooden Crosses, Augusta
Ryan McCoskey, Pastor at The Seed
Brad Simmons, Church Plant Catalyst for NAMB/HOKSBA
We have started to clarify what our associational ministry strategies will be for the near future. Our next meeting will take
place on July 21. Once these strategies have been clarified, we will discuss our partnership with KNCSB. There are no
recommendations today; once there are, the team will report back to the Executive Board or Annual Messengers with recommendations at a future meeting.
Hispanic Church Plant Report … Abraham Arevalo.
• Three new Church Plants have been started in the KNCSB area since our last meeting (Nebraska and Wichita).
• Jonathan Castillo will be interning with Cristian Alvarado (IB Logos), in order to gain experience as a church plant before
moving to Topeka next year. We will also use this time to develop strategies for his new plant.
• 100 youth attended the Latino Super Summer in June. We use this time as a way to develop leadership and plant seeds
for future church plants/leaders. Twenty-two kids gave their lives to the Lord; 60 others made personal commitments. • Mission teams from Arkansas traveled to Wichita in June to assist Casa de Dios and Sojourn.
• We will be “restarting” Iglesia Bautista Getsemani, and are in need of a sponsor church to assist with this process. For
more information on what this sponsorship will entail, please contact Abraham at the office.
Church Plant Report … Brad Simmons.
• City Life & Journey the Way (JTW) have sent Church Planters to start churches in San Diego, CA and Lee Summit, MO. Please pray for their fundraising and growth efforts. • JTW has welcomed Kyle Lammott as a Church Planting Apprentice. Kyle and his family are living in the north/northwest
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part of the city, and hope to plant a church there in 2016.
• Brandon Redic has started The Bridge Church in the north Oliver area of town. Please pray for their fundraising and growth
efforts.
• Other guys are on the radar to begin church planting process for 2016.
DOAM Report … Glenn Davis.
• Crusaders Church (pastor is Ron Harris) will be closing in mid-August. Our conversation now centers around how the Lord
will use this time of transition.
• Jim McQuery, Jr. (pastor at Randall Road in Park City) suffered a massive heart attack over a week ago. His family is making
a decision regarding continued life support today. Please pray for his wife, Angela, and the rest of the McQuery family.
• Emails have been sent out regarding the Affordable Health Care Act and the recent SCOTUS ruling. Please contact Glenn
at the office if you have any questions.
• Simeon Trust (preaching) Workshop will return to Wichita October 7-9. HOKSBA will reimburse $50 to those who attend. Please let the office know if you wish to be reimbursed.
• John Mark Clifton will present a 1-day workshop on Legacy Church Planting this Fall, if there is interest. If you would like to
attend, please contact Glenn at the office.
• The Disaster Relief team has done a fantastic job at leading the Disaster Relief efforts for many years; however, they are now
looking for younger men to rise up to lead. If you have men who are interested, please contact the HOKSBA office. Prayer Requests … The meeting was concluded with prayer.
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ASSOCIATIONAL MISSIONS DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL
Cody Busby, Chairman; Joe Boyd,
Chris Bray, Ray Emery, Fran
Elder, Vince Harrison, Jermaine
Pennington, Ron Pracht
Left:
Prayer at 3WC Arena
Three Wooden Crosses
Cowboy Church, Augusta, KS
The AMDC is charged with
promoting the work of the association and overseeing the distribution of funds from the HOKSBA
budget, Viola Webb State Mission
Offering, Shiloh Funds, North
Bottom:
Baptsim Sunday
Aviator Church, Derby, KS
Thank you for
your support of
our
association, and
for the
privilege to serve
you through the
AMDC.
American Mission Board, and Kansas Nebraska Convention of
southern Baptists. The AMDC
is also responsible for approving funding for Church Planters
who receive support from these
sources.
The AMDC also oversees a
Mission Money fund of $12,000
that is distributed for special
projects to churches with requests
that fall within specific parameters. In the 2015 Associational
year the AMDC approved Mis-
sion Money for ministry projects
at the following churches: First
Southern Hutch, Church Ignited, CenterPoint, Tyler Road, 3WC,
and Aviator.
Every request is carefully considered before being granted to
ensure they fall within the guidelines set for funding. The AMDC
takes seriously the stewardship of
the kingdom resources for which
it is responsible. It has been so
rewarding to hear how these small
investments, used by our wonderful pastors, have resulted in lives
changed by the Gospel. If you
have an idea for a special ministry
project through your church, and
find you need help with funding,
consider making a request to the
AMDC.
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Financial Report/Receipts and Expense Budget Comparison
Jan - Aug 2015
Annual Budget
Income
Gen. Budget Receipts
Other Gen. Fund Revenue
Total Income
$159,684.26
$104,504.22
$264,188.48
$252,996
$177,096
$430,092
Expense
Church Development
Church Health & Growth
Church Planting
Sunday School/VBS
wMu
Evangelism
Media Library
Camps
Christmas Banquet
Total Church Development
$3,450.58
$2,907.60
$0.00
$0.00
$132.30
$200.00
$1,350.00
$0.00
$8,040.48
$5,000
$5,000
$3,750
$1,500
$4,050
$200
$1,350
$2,000
$22,850
Missons
AMDC
Church Plants
FOCUS
Good Neighbor Centers
Transformation House
Muslim Outreach
Partnership/Contract Work
Disaster Relief
Partnership Development
Challenge Funds
Van Use
Mission Money
Total Missions
$90,666.59
$3,333.36
$3,331.92
$3,000.00
$2,400.00
$8,000.00
$88.00
$0.00
$1,750.00
$1,771.76
$6,409.68
$120,751.31
$136,000
$5,000
$5,000
$4,500
$3,600
$12,000
$1,100
$5,000
$8,000
$3,500
$12,000
$195,700
Office
$5,898.50
$16,580
Building & Grounds
$22,792.13
$32,200
Personnel
$76,131.71
$117,101.67
Expenses/Mileage
$7,450.57
$11,400
Staff Annuity
$5,308.00
$7,962
$7,756.85
$13,159.20
$254,129.56
$416,952.87
Offictas sitatinimi, consed eium diassim
Insurance
&etur
Taxes
debit, cor res
aut elibuscia a
Total Expense
17
Financial Report/Designated Funds
ACCOUNT
BALANCE
7/31/15
TRUE LIFE
AUDACITY CHURCH
CASA DE DIOS
MUSLIM MINISTRY
CHURCH PLANTERS
AVIATOR CHURCH
SHILOH
FRED MOATS MINISTRIES
HUNGER FUND
STUDENT MINISTRIES
CONTINGENCY
YOUTH HORIZONS
EVANGELISM
PRETEEN CAMP
VIOLA WEBB
DANNY DIRKS FUND
STAFF TRAINING
DISASTER RELIEF TRAILER
wMu
KNCSB SUPPORT
PUBLIC RELATIONS
SPECIAL EDUCATION
CHURCH PLANTING CONF.
MISCELLANEOUS
PARTY TRAILERS
PASTORAL ASSISTANCE
RECREATION
KID’S CAMP KNSBA
MISSONARY HOUSING FUND
($132.30)
($400.21)
$1,811.27
$7,266.12
($114.14)
$238,004.73
$15,812.05
$.03
$50,843.51
$2,250.20
$18,024.89
$32,468.00
$465.33
$30,296.11
$1,370.21
$39,702.51
$2,765.73
$966.19
$2,561.38
$365.42
$2,441.90
$1,578.64
$773.87
$3,616.61
$800.00
TOTALS
$453,538.05
CURRENT MONTH
RECEIPTS
EXPENDITURES
BALANCE
8/31/15
$132.30
$12,597.00
$1.498.00
$100.00
$496.49
$56.83
$307.87
$5,000.00
$275.00
-
$12,390.24
$2,065.21
$1,041.67
$100.00
$564.97
$56.83
$791.67
$3,500.00
$7,050.51
$420.00
$95.68
-
($400.21)
$2,018.03
$6,698.91
($114.14)
$236,963.06
$15,743.57
$.03
$50,843.51
$2,250.20
$17,233.22
$29,275.87
$465.33
$30,296.11
$1,370.21
$37,652.00
$2,765.73
$966.19
$2,561.38
$365.42
$2,296.90
$1,482.96
$773.87
$3,616.61
$800.00
$20,463.49
$28,076.78
$445,924.76
18
2016 RECOMMENDED
BUDGET
2015 Budget
BUDGET ITEM
$5,000
$5,000
$5,000
$5,000
$3,750
$1,500
$4,050
$200
$1,350
$2,000
$5,000
$1,800
$8,000
$3,600
$5,000
$1,100
$12,000
$3,500
$4,500
$138,000
$215,350
Church Health & Growth
Church Planting
Hunger Funds
On Mission Celebration
Sunday School/VBS
Missions
Evangelism
Media Library
Camps
Christmas Banquet
FOCUS
Juvenile Detention Facility
Challenge Funds
Ray & Marie - Muslim Outreach
Partnership Development
Disaster Relief
Mission Money
Van Use
Transformation House
Church Plant Support
OFFICE$16,580
BUILDING & GROUNDS
PERSONNEL/SALARY & BENEFITS
$32,200
$149,063.67
2016 Budget
REIMBURSEMENTS
NET BUDGET
$5,000
$5,000
$5,000
$5,000
$2,000
$1,500
$2,500
$200
$1,350
$2,000
$5,000
$0.00
$8,000
$3,600
$0.00
$1,100
$12,000
$3,500
$4,500
$100,000
$167,250
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$5,000
$0.00
$8,000
$3,600
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$4,500
$100,000
$121,100
$5,000
$5,000
$5,000
$5,000
$2,000
$1,500
$2,500
$200
$1,350
$2,000
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$1,100
$12,000
$3,500
$0.00
$0.00
$46,150
$15,330
$40,400
$0
$15,330
$12,000
$28,400
$144,605.05
$0
$144,605.05
PERSONNEL/EXPENSES/MILEAGE
$11,400
$11,400
$0
$11,400
PERSONNEL/TAXES $1,235.75
$1,274
$0
$1,274
TOTALS
$425,829.42
Projected Church Receipts
Projected Interest Budget (Over)/Under Projected Income $380,259.05
$133,100
0.2% $247,159
$242,000
$5,600
$441
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2016 RECOMMENDED SHILOH FUND EXPENDITURES
2016
Balance as of January 1
2015
2014
2013
$233,838.05 $245,296.42 $245,629.79 $265,431.04
(anticipated)
Property Holding Fund
$12,000
$4,500
$4,500
$4,500
Challenge Funds
$8,000
$8,000
$8,000
$8,000
Church Plant Support
$9,400
-
-
-
Transformation/Set Free House
-
-
-
-
Vision Tour/Partnership
-
-
-
-
Church Health & Growth
-
-
-
-
Office Update/Maintenance
-
-
-
-
$29,400
$12,500
$12,500
$12,500
TOTAL
20
COMMITTEE ON COMMITTEES 2016
Associational Mission Development
Council
1. Cody Busby, FSC Mulvane (C)
2. Chris Bray, Prairie Trail CC
3. Fran Elder, Riverview
4. Jermaine Pennington, Victory
5. Joe Boyd, Aviator
6. Ray Emery, Midway
7. Ron Pracht, Olivet
8. Vince Harrision, Country Acres
Budget & Finance
1. Darrell Duncan, FBC Mulvane (C)
2. Doug Morely, FBC Mulvane
3. James Dunning, Metropolitan
4. Michael Scott, Calvary, Valley Center
5. Ryan McCloskey, The Seed
Camp
1. Bryan Jones, Tyler Road (C)
2. Kim Evens, Country Acres
3.
OFFICERS 2016
Committee on Committees
1. Bryan Jones, Tyler Road (C)
2. Bill Gale, Parkview
3. Mark Jackson, Aviator
Officer Nominating
1. Bruce Hays, Parkview (C)
2. Beverly Jackson, Aviator
3. Chad Pearce, Journey the Way
Credentials
1. Ron Pracht, Olivet (C)
2. Chad Pearce, Journey the Way
3. Chris Bray, Prairie Trail CC
4. Don Mayberry, 3WC
5. Mason Lampkin, Metropolitan
Policy
1. Mark Jackson, Aviator (C)
2. Dale Kelly, FBC Maize
3. Dennis Burns, Cedar Pointe
4. Jerry Elder, Riverview
5. Michael Ronan, Immanual Newton
Disaster Relief
1. Bill Riley, Pleasantview
2. Elmo Brawley, Pleasantview
3. Roger Neece, FBC Mulvane
4. Vashti Jones, Tyler Road
Sunday School
1.
2. Jean Edwards, Metropolitan
3. Tim Myers, Tyler Road
Evangelism
1. Bryan Jones, Tyler Road (C)
2. C.O. Belcher, Country Acres
3. James Albers, Celebration
4. Jerry Smith, Faith Andover
5. Norm Duncan, True Life Church
wMu
1. Janice Peffifer, FBC Mulvane (C)
2. Nelle McCloskey, Metropolitan
3. Laurie Moon, Tyler Road
Moderator: Kelly Randolph, Country Acres
Vice Moderator: Dave Mitchell, West Ridge
Parliamentarian: Jerry Smith, Faith Andover
Submitted by the Officers Nominating Committee:
Bill Gale, Parkview - Chair
Jean Edwards, Metropolitan
Dave Mitchell, West Ridge
TIME/PLACE/PREACHER 2016
The Time, Place, and Preacher Committee recommends that the next annual meeting of the Heart of Kansas Southern
Baptist Association be held at the following location:
Time: October 2, 2016 or October 3, 2016
Place: Country Acres Baptist Church
Preacher: Missionary, TBD
Submitted by the Time, Place, & Preacher Committee:
Cody Busby, FBC Mulvance - Chair
Kelly Randolph, Country Acres
Ray Emery, Midway Baptist
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02
KINGDOM-VISION;
KANSAS-BASED PLAN
22
Letter from our Hispanic CPC
Abraham Arevalo
We thank the Lord for all the people He is calling to reach the Hispanic
community from Kansas and Nebraska. We truly believe that many great thinks
are ahead of us. Here is a small report on Hispanic Church Planting in east
Kansas and Nebraska.
Principe de Paz is a new church in Wichita. Church planter Baldemar Ziad started this church, which is sponsored by Parkview
Baptist Church. They have held regular services at Parkview since May.
Iglesia Bautista Logos, a church plant sponsor by Tyler Road Baptist Church, is now meeting in a new location. Olivet Baptist
Church has opened their doors for Logos, and they are now having services at Olivet on Sunday mornings under a new
name “Encuentro con Cristo”. Two new families had joined the church since the change of location. Please pray for Cristian
and Nelly Alvarado as they lead this church.
Jonathan Castillo is now serving as a church planter apprentice at Encuentro con Cristo. In January 2016, Jonathan and his
wife Betsy will move to Topeka to start a new Hispanic church sponsored by First Baptist Church in Topeka.
Roberto and Vicky Hazen, a church plating missionaries supported by Country Acres Baptist Church, are reaching to the
Hispanics in the Winfield and Arkansas City Area. Worship services in Spanish are being held at Arkansas City on Saturdays
and Sundays at Winfield. Bible studies, kids’, and youth activities are happening through out the week in both locations.
Going further north, a great church planting effort is being developed at east Nebraska. A new church plant is now a reality
at Madison and plans are being develop for Grand Island, Columbus, and Lincoln. Pray for the vision God is giving to David
Martinez, pastor of Northern Heights Hispanic Church, and for the team that is working with him to develop and implement
this strategy for East Nebraska.
We appreciate so much your prayers for us. Please pray for wisdom, direction, and health for Ester and for me. Pray also for
our kids who are going through important transitions in their lives. And, also pray for the pastors, church planters, and all the
people we have the honor to serve and love.
23
Letter from our CPC
Brad Simmons
God continues to use the churches and church plants of the Heart of Kansas to plant
new churches and reach the lost around us. Some exciting events this year include:
•
•
Aviator Church, which started in 2008, baptized their 1,000th person this year.
Journey the Way sent their Worship Pastor, Dave Gass, and several families to Lee’s Summit, Missouri to plant a
church in that city.
•
City Life Church sent their Worship pastor, Dale Huntington, and several families to San Diego, his hometown, to
plant a church in that city.
•
Metropolitan Baptist Church has hosted a Vietnamese congregation for many years. With Metropolitan’s support,
that congregation has taken its first steps towards independence and is looking to move to another part of the city in the
near future.
There is such great cooperation between the churches in the Heart of Kansas and their willingness to share resources. For
most churches, one of their most significant resources is their building, which happens to be one of the greatest needs for
church plants. Many church buildings throughout the association are home to more than one church. What a great way to
use the resources of the Kingdom of God!
The coming year promises to be exciting as well, as men and families God has called to start new churches begin to gather.
I am thankful for the commitment to church planting that the churches of the Heart of Kansas has made as we work
together to reach the hundreds of thousands of lost people that live around us.
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2016 CALENDAR
JANUARY
1
New Year’s Day
9
Kid’s Camp Team Mtg; FSBC Topeka
12
Executive Board Meeting; 10:30 a.m., Calvary Baptist, Valley Center
FEBRUARY
MARCH
20
27
APRIL
2
12 MAY
30
JUNE
12-13
13-17
14-15
20-24
Palm Sunday
Easter Sunday
KNCSB VBS Jumpstart Clinic; WCC, Salina
Executive Board Meeting; 10:30 a.m., Olivet Baptist, Wichita
Memorial Day
SBC Pastors’ Conference; St. Louis, MO
Kid’s Camp; WCC, Salina
SBC Annual Meeting; St. Louis, MO
Hispanic Super Summer; WCC, Salina
JULY
4
Independence Day
12 Executive Board Meeting; 10:30 a.m., Pleasantview Baptist, Derby
AUGUST
SEPTEMBER
5
Labor Day
11
Kid’s Camp Team Mtg; Tyler Rd.
16-17 Wonderful Weekend for Women; WCC, Salina
OCTOBER
2 or 3 HOKSBA Annual Meeting; Country Acres Baptist Church, TBA
10
KNCSB Annual Meeting; LifeSpring Church, Bellevue, NE
NOVEMBER
24Thanksgiving
DECEMBER
5
Pastor Appreciation Christmas Party; TBA
25Christmas
31
New Year’s Eve
25
The Wichita Story
1960
26
03
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
27
PEOPLE
Glenn Davis
Director of Missions
[email protected]
(316) 209-9310
Abraham Arevalo
Church Plant Catalyst/Hispanic Consultant
[email protected]
(316) 371-4312
Brad Simmons
Church Plant Catalyst/Admin & Leadership Development
Consultant
[email protected]
Sarah McNay
Office Manager/Bookkeeper
30%
[email protected]
(316) 943-344
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EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBERS
Abraham Arevalo, Casa de Dios
Binh Thang Nguyen, Immanuel Vietnamese
Bruce Hays, Parkview Baptist
Bryan Jones, Tyler Road Baptist
Chad Pearce, Journey the Way
Chris Bray, Prairie Trail Cowboy Church
Cody Busby, First Baptist Church Mulvane
Dale Kelley, First Baptist Church Maize
Danny Payne, Pleasantview Baptist
Dave Mitchell, West Ridge Community
Dennis Burns, Cedar Pointe
Guy Mitchell, Rolling Hills Baptist
James Albers, Celebration Baptist
Jay Lewis, South City Baptist
Jermaine Pennington, Victory Baptist Community of Faith
Jerry Elder, Riverview Baptist
Jerry Smith, Faith Baptist
Joe Boyd, Aviator Church
Keith Kelley, First Baptist Church Clearwater
Kelly Randolph, Country Acres Baptist
Kurtis Haynes, Westview Baptist
Lam Le, Vietnamese Metropolitan Baptist Church
Lang Sengviley, Lao Baptist Church
Mark Penick, Metro East
Marty Million, Southside Baptist
Mason Lampkin, Metropolitan
Matthew Aston, Olivet Baptist
Michael Ronan, Immanuel Baptist Church Newton
Michael Scott, Calvary
Miguel Flores, Iglesia Bautista Nueva Vida
Mike Smith, Planeview Baptist
Norm Duncan, True Life Church
Philip Lawrence, Indian Southern
Phillip “Bo” Graves, First Bpatist Church Haysville
Richard Simmons, Harmony Baptist
Roy Jaye, First Southern Baptist Church Hutchinson
Sorn Im, Cambodian
Steve Tims, Sharon Baptist
Sung Kim, Wichita Korean Baptist
Terry Williams, River Community Church
Walter “Ray” Emery, Midway Baptist
“The Executive Board shall consist of the officers of the Association, the pastor of each church cooperating in the
Association, and two others appointed by each church annually. Each church will be entitled to three (3) board
members. Each church is entitled to furnish its own alternates in the absence of any of its board members. Executive Board members and alternates must be members of the church they represent.”
- HOKSBA Constitution, Article V, Section 2, Adopted 10-6-14
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PARTICIPATING CHURCHES/*MISSIONS
Phone: 316 854 5555
Aviator
200 W. GREENWAY, DERBY, KS 67037
Mailing Address: 620 N. Rock Rd., Ste., 200 PMB 230, Derby, KS 67037
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.aviatorchurch.com
Pastor: Joe Boyd
Music: Jordan Golden
Youth: Chris Cerna
Calvary
320 N. SHERIDAN, VALLEY CENTER, KS 67147
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.calvaryvc.org
Pastor: Michael Scott
Music: Jerry Cress
Youth: Charley Davidson
Children: Dave Duerksen
Phone: 316 755 2343
Cambodian
2876 S. RUTAN, WICHITA, KS 67210
Mailing Address: 5701 w. Georgia, Wichita, KS 67215
Email: [email protected]
Pastor: Sorn Im
Associate Pastor: Christman Ky
Phone: 316 683 9372
Casa de Dios
1016 E. PAWNEE, WICHITA, KS 67211
Website: www.casadedioskansas.com
Pastor: Abraham Arevalo
Phone: 316 371 4312
Cedar Pointe
9221 E. 31ST ST. SOUTH, WICHITA, KS 67210-5101
Email: [email protected]
Pastor: Dennis Burns
Associate Pastor: Monsa Dugger
Youth: Keil Jacobs
Phone: 316 682 6006
* Centerpoint Andover
415 LIOBA DR., ANDOVER, KS 67002
Mailing Address: PO Box 901, Andover, KS 67002
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.centerpointks.com
Pastor: Eric Goodman
Music/youth: Kyle Hallford
Jr. High/High School: Kory Gann
Phone: 316 737 7735
30
Celebration
7202 E. 9TH ST. NORTH, WICHITA, KS 67206-1434
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.celebrationbaptist.org
Pastor: James Albers
Minister of Worship: Nate Boone
Phone: 316 684 2030
* Church Ignited
715 N. WOODLAWN, WELLINGTON, KS 67152
Mailing Address: 1415 Superior Ct., Wellington, KS 67152
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.churchignited.com
Pastor: Mark Cress
Phone: 620 705 9913
Country Acres
8810 W. 10TH ST NORTH, WICHITA, KS 67212-2955
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.countryacresbaptist.org
Pastor: Kelly Randolph
Music: Eric Stone
Youth: Michael Bucy
Admin/Ed: Vince Harrison
Venue Worship/Young Adults: Steve Hazell
Children’s Ministry Coordinator: Kim Evans
Phone: 316 722 1239
* Crossroad Community
3401 E. 47TH ST. SOUTH, WICHITA, KS 67216
Mailing Address: 8418 E. Lakeland Ct., Wichita, KS 67207
Email: [email protected]
Pastor: Wendell Skinner
Phone: 316 243 1243
* Encuentro con Cristo
571 S. TYLER ROAD, WICHITA, KS 67209
Email: [email protected]
Pastor: Cristian Alvarado
Phone: 316 209 5851
Faith Baptist
417 W. CENTRAL AVE., ANDOVER, KS 67002
Mailing Address: PO Box 7, Andover, KS 67002
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.faithofandover.org
Pastor: Jerry Smith
Phone: 316 733 5207
31
FBC, Clearwater
306 ROSS AVE., CLEARWATER, KS 67026
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.fbcclearwater.org
Pastor: Keith Kelley
Phone: 620 584 2058
FBC, Maize
627 JAMES, MAIZE, KS 67110
Mailing Address: PO Box 276, Maize, KS 67110
Pastor: Dale Kelley
Music: Vaughn Callaway
Phone: 316 722 0152
FBC, Mulvane
1020 N. 2ND AVE., MULVANE, KS 67110
Mailing Address: PO Box 69, Mulvane, KS 67110
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.fbcmulvane.com
Pastor: Cody Busby
Cornerstone Worship Leader: Stan Jones
Journey Worship Leader: Dustin Baerg
Youth: Cameron Tucker
Children: Lindsey Dent
Phone: 316 777 1147
FSBC, Hutchinson
1201 E. 23RD, HUTCHINSON, KS 67502
Email: [email protected]
Pastor: Roy Jaye
Worship & Youth: Nels Carlson
Phone: 620 663 4425
Harmony
4907 S. HYDRAULIC, WICHITA, KS 67216
Pastor: Richard Simmons
Phone: 316 942 1825
Iglesia Bautista Getsemani
242 S. EDWARDS, WICHITA, KS 67213
Music: Juan Lira
Phone: 316 841 2622
Iglesia Bautista Nueva Vida
2835 N. WOODLAND, WICHITA, KS 67204
Pastor: Miguel Flores
Phone: 316 524 8886
Immanuel Baptist, Newton
1515 N. ANDERSON, NEWTON, KS 67114
Email: [email protected]
Pastor: Michael Ronan
Youth: Kristie Jo Stroud
Phone: 316 283 6200
32
Immanuel Vietnamese
1700 S. OLIVER, WICHITA, KS 67218
Pastor: Binh Thang Nguyen
Phone: 316 681 1540
Indian Southern
1550 DENKER, WICHITA, KS 67216
Interim Pastor: Philip Lawrence
Music: Melinda Ware
Phone: 316 263 3986
Journey the Way
147 S. HILLSIDE, WICHITA, KS 67211
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.journeytheway.com
Pastor: Chad Pearce
Deacon of Family Ministry: Grant Bickell
Deacon of Community/Church Plant Resident: Kyle Lammott
Deacon of Worship & Arts: Scott Gayer
Phone: 316 618 8338
Lao Baptist Church
2938 S. HILLSIDE, WICHITA, KS 67216
Email: [email protected]
Pastor: Lang Sengviley
Assoc. Pastor: My Sayavong
Youth: Vean Maniseang
Music: Viengxay Phaysom
Phone: 316 612 1201
* Life Transformation Church
5620 E. 21ST ST. N, WICHITA, KS 67208
Mailing Address: PO Box 20812, Wichita, KS 67208
Email: [email protected]
Pastor: Johnny Washington
Phone: 316 409 8832
Metro East
333 N. 143RD ST. EAST, WICHITA, KS 67230
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.metroeastbaptist.com
Pastor: Mark Penick
Youth: Andy Hedvall
Worship Pastor: Kevin Ferstl
Phone: 316 733 5088
Metropolitan
525 W. DOUGLAS, WICHITA, KS 67213
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.metrobaptist.com
Pastor: Mason Lampkin
Worship & Music: Matthew Nix
Director of Preschool/Children’s Ministries: Michaela Schoenthaler
Youth: Josh Metts
Phone: 316 264 2354
33
Midway Baptist
5135 S. BROADWAY, WICHITA, KS 67216-3720
Email: [email protected]
Webstie: www.midwaywichita.com
Pastor: Walter “Ray” Emery
Music: David Atkins
Children: Deborah Walker
Phone: 316 524 4237
Old Time Gospel
2552 JACKSON, WICHITA, KS 67204
Phone: 316 806 0335
Olivet
3440 W. 13TH ST., WICHITA, KS 67203
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.olivetwichita.com
Pastor: Matthew Aston
Assoc. Pastor: Ron Pracht
Minister of Children: Shelia Warner
Minister of Preschool: Heather Neumann
Phone: 316 942 2246
Parkview
3430 S. MERIDIAN AVE., WICHITA, KS 67217
Email: [email protected]
Pastor: Bruce Hays
Music: Ron Brown
Phone: 316 943 7321
Planeview
2890 S. RUTAN, WICHITA, KS 67210
Pastor: Mike Smith
Phone: 316 644 5374
Pleasantview
1335 N. BUCKNER, DERBY, KS 67037
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.pbcderby.com
Pastor: Danny Payne
Assoc. Pastor, Discipling & Family Relations: Brad Beets
Assoc. Pastor, Worship & Community Impact: Keith Barger
Minister to Students’ Families: Rob Dent
Phone: 316 788 3734
* Principe de Paz
3430 S. MERIDIAN AVE., WICHITA, KS 67217
Pastor: Baldemar Ziad
Phone: 316 943 7321
34
Prairie Trail Cowboy Church
8552 S. BROADWAY, HAYSVILLE, KS 67060
Mailing Address: PO Box 185, Haysville, KS 67060
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.ptccks.org
Pastor: Chris Bray
Phone: 316 260 5283
* Radical Praise
1157 N. EMPORIA, WICHITA, KS 67214
Email: [email protected]
Pastor: Rob McClish
Phone: 316 204 1202
Randall Road
6556 RANDALL RD., WICHITA, KS 67219
Phone: 316 201 1696
* Real LIfe Fellowship
2627 N. WOODRIDGE CT., WICHITA, KS 67226
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.reallifewichita.com
Pastor: Robert Bragg
Phone: 316 214 4351
River Community
2130 N. OLIVER, WICHITA, KS 67208
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.rivercc.org
Pastor: Terry Williams
Assoc. Pastor: Jim Lewis
Women’s Pastor: Brenda White
Youth Pastor: Sherri Brummer
Worship Pastor: Rodney Barlett
College Minister: Trace Kendrick
Children’s Minister: Erin Bergeron
Phone: 316 652 9601
Riverview
844 W. 53RD ST. NORTH, WICHITA, KS 67203
Email: [email protected]
Pastor: Jerry Elder
Youth: Chris Golden
Music: Josh Lindholm
Phone: 316 838 4861
Rolling Hills
2040 N. WESTRIDGE, WICHITA, KS 67203
Website: www.rollinghillsbaptist.com
Pastor: Guy Mitchell
Phone: 316 721 2263
35
* Salt City Cowboy Church
811 N. MAIN ST., SO. HUTCHINSON, KS 67504
Mailing Address: PO Box 2528, So. Hutchinson, KS 67504
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.saltcitycowboychurch.com
Pastor: Montie McFerrin
Phone: 620 545 7822
Sharon
2221 S. OLIVER, WICHITA, KS 67218
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.sharonwichita.com
Pastor: Steve Tims
Minister of Students: TJ Blount
Children’s Ministry Coordinator: Cathy Carlton
Music Ministry Coordinator: Dana Spurgeon
Phone: 316 684 5156
* Sojourn
1016 E. PAWNEE, WICHITA, KS 67211
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.sojournwichita.com
Pastor: Jesse Rodriguez
Phone: 316 209 3395
South City
1513 GALENA, WICHITA, KS 67216
Mailing Address: PO Box 16242, Wichita, KS 67216
Pastor: Jay Lewis
Phone: 316 524 8886
Southside
1931 S. GROVE, WICHITA, KS 67211
Pastor: Marty Million
Phone: 316 267 2694
* The Mission
WSU Campus
Mailing Address: 6018 E. 41st St. N., Bel Aire, KS 67220
Pastor: Jeswin Chankaramangalam
Phone: 316 993 2230
* The Seed
1437 N. ROCHESTER ST., WICHITA, KS 67203
Mailing Address: 214 N. Waco, Wichita, KS 67202
Website: www.theseedwichita.com
Pastor: Ryan McCoskey
Pastor for Worship & Community: Sean McCoskey
Phone: 316 303 6340
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* Three Wooden Crosses
5118 SW 100TH, AUGUSTA, KS 67210
Mailing Address: PO Box 533, Augusta, KS 67010
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.3wc-ks.com
Pastor: Don Mayberry
Phone: 316 258 3734
True Life Church
4400 S. HOOVER RD., WICHITA, KS 67217
Mailing Address: PO Box 780887, Wichita, KS 67278
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.experiencetlc.com
Pastor: Norm Duncan
Phone: 316 243 5817
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Phone: 316 722 4511
Victory Baptist Community of Faith
812 S. OLIVER, WICHITA, KS 67218
Pastor: Jermaine Pennington
Music: Steven Espinoza
Youth: Ian Masterson
Phone: 316 612 0485
Vietnamese Metropolitan Baptist
525 W. DOUGLAS, WICHITA, KS 67213
Pastor: Lam Le
Phone: 316 264 2354
West Ridge
7315 W. 13TH, WICHITA, KS 67212
Website: www.westridgecc.org
Pastor: Dave Mitchell
Director of Groups: Chris Pinkerton
Worship/Admin: Chuck Edwards
Youth: Justin Moody
Women’s Groups: Julie LeFevre
Director of Nursery: Jimi NIckel
Director of Children’s Ministry: Maryann Mitchell
Phone: 316 361 6860
Westview
1325 SW. MERIDIAN AVE., WICHITA, KS 67213
Email: [email protected]
Pastor: Kurtis Haynes
Assoc. Pastor/Music: Norman Patton
Youth: Carl Carnahan
Phone: 316 943 1725
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Wichita Korean
9736 CHAMBERLAIN, WICHITA, KS 67206
Pastor: Sung Kim
Phone: 316 440 2583
RETIRED PASTORS
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C.O. Belcher (Modell), 343 N. Country Acres #117, Wichita, KS 67212
PH:
316-259-7763
John Click (Rubye), 11725 Alderney Ct. #41, Wichita, KS 67212 PH: 316-729-4103
Gordon Dorian (Doris), 2078 Westridge, Wichita, KS 67203 PH:
316-943-3022
Milton Duke, 10812 W. Hearth Stone St., Maize, KS 67101
PH:
316-727-6968
George Goudie (Betty), 7300 W. 2nd St., Wichita, KS 67212 PH:
316-729-9194
Faye Graves (Ella), 988 Alexander, Haysville, KS 67060 PH:
316-524-3906
Ron Harris (Cheryl), 2201 W. 27th St., Wichita, KS 67204
PH: 316-832-0388
Harold Henderson, 2131 W. Manhattan Dr., Wichita, KS 67204 PH:
316-708-3055
Gordon Herb (Viola), 4338 N. Barton Creek Circle, Wichita, KS 67226
PH:
316-260-4309
Don Mace (Ava), 502 W. 2nd St., Cheney, KS 67205
PH: 316-542-3827
Willie McPherson (Frankie), 1553 E. Bearhill Rd., Valley Center, KS 67147
PH:
316-755-0555
Bud Noeller (Ellen), P.O. Box 371, Sedgwick, KS 67135 PH:
316-215-0135
Don Roe (Barbara), 1748 S. Topeka, Wichita, KS 67211 PH:
316-264-1582
James Sath-ngam (Boualong), 1220 Pin Oak, Wichita, KS 67230
PH:
316-260-3972
Don Scott (Patricia), Larksville Place, 7373 E. 29th St. N., Apt. 115, Wichita, KS 67226
PH:
316-636-9575
John White (Mae), 1655 S. Georgetown St., Apt #337, Wichita, KS 67218 PH:
316-689-0224
Charles Wood (Janie), 1419 Pine Tree Rd., Derby, KS 67037
PH:
316-788-6935
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GOOD NEIGHBOR CENTERS
Midway GNC – 5135 S. Broadway, Wichita, KS 67216
PH: 316-524-4237
Emergency food on a referral basis only. If Church Pastor or Staff has people he would
like to send to Midway for help, please write a note on the back of Church business card,
indicating that assistance with food is requested, and sign it. The request will be honored without question.
Contact - Ray Emery
Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday, 8 AM - 2:30 PM
Sponsoring church: Midway Baptist Church
Midtown BGNC – 1157 N. Emporia, Wichita, KS 67214
Coordinator - Kenis Johnson
Food & Clothing – Monday 5-7pm
Sponsoring church: Victory Baptist Community of Faith
PH:
316-425-3540
Old Time Gospel BGNC – 2552 Jackson, Wichita, KS 67204
Food – 2nd & 4th Thursday, 10:30-1:30
Clothing – 3rd Thursday, 10-4
Sponsoring church: Old Time Gospel Baptist Church
PH: 316-806-0335
South East BGNC – 812 S. Oliver, Wichita, KS 67218
Coordinator – Rhonda Porter
Food & Clothing – Monday, 5-7pm
Sponsoring church: Victory Baptist Community of Faith
PH: 316-425-3540
Westside BGNC – 3500 W. 13th St., Wichita, KS 67203 Coordinator – Lloyd & Polly Hurst Food – Wednesday/ Friday 8:30 - 11:30
Sponsoring church: Olivet Baptist Church
PH:
316-942-7349
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04
HISTORICAL DATA
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The General Social Survey
(GSS) reported that the
number of Americans
who claim no religious
preference doubled
from 7 percent in 1991
to 14 percent in 2000.
1:8,935
In the US, the average ratio of
population served by each church
has slipped from 3,897 in 1900
to 6,139 in 2010. Outside of the
South the numbers are even more
sobering, illustrating why churches
are desperately needed to reach
our continent with the gospel.
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There are close to half
a million lost people in
the Wichita Metropolitan
area. We need churches
in many different places.
There are close to half a area so you can see the neighmillion lost people in the borhoods and the people you are
Wichita Metropolitan area.
We need churches in many praying for. We can provide a list
different places. Below is a
map of several of the places of residents of the area so you can
we have identified. Over pray for the people that live there –
time we will make detailed by name!
information, pictures, and
video prayer walks of each What can you pray for,
of these areas available.
What can you do with this specifically?
information?
Partners
92%
Tri-County area neighbors, family,
& friends need a personal
relationship with Jesus
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Pray that God would work in
the hearts of the people that
Maybe you would adopt one of
live in this area, so that they
these areas to pray for. We can
recognize their need for Him.
provide for you several resources
to make praying for any of these
•
Pray that God would raise up a
person of peace: someone in
areas easier, even if you’re far
the neighborhood that knows
away. We can provide a video
many people and that can
prayer walk and pictures of the
serve as a connection between
a church planter and others.
•
Pray that God would raise up a
church planter: a man called by
God to give his life to planting a
church intent on reaching these
people with the Gospel.
•
Pray that God would raise up
partners for this church planter:
churches,
associations
and
conventions that would partner
with him by praying, playing,
paying, and parlaying.
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HISTORICAL TABLE
DATEPLACEDOMMODERATORANNUAL SERMON
Sept. 8-9, 1952
First Southern None W.V. Williams William G. O’Dell
Oct. 1-2, 1953 Olivet None C.A. Kinchella Wendell Bradford
Sept. 7-8, 1954
First Southern None Lloyd Burdette Jack Hall
Sept. 29-30, 1955
Allerton
Raymond Collier
Gordon Dorian
Rang Morgan
Sept. 27-28, 1956
Olivet Loren J. Belt George D. McClelland Sam Scantlan
Sept. 26-27, 1957
FBC, Haysville
Loren J. Belt C.A. Kincheloe
C.A. Kincheloe
Sept. 18-19, 1958
Olivet None Collins Webb Roy Rollin
Sept. 17-18, 1959
Sharon
Sam D. Russell
Forrest Siler
J. Paul Clark
Sept. 15-16, 1960
Midway
Sam D. Russell
Forrest Siler
Howard Whatley
Sept. 14-15, 1961
Immanuel
Sam D. Russell
T.R. Wilcox
Stan Nelson
Sept. 13-14, 1962
Maple Street Sam D. Russell
T.R. Wilcox
Forrest Siler
Sept. 12-13, 1963
Riverview
Sam D. Russell
C.A. Kincheloe
George Boston
Sept. 17-18, 1964
FBC Haysville Sam D. Russell
C.A. Knicheloe
L.L. Newton
Sept. 16-17, 1965
Sharon Sam D. Russell
Jack Rodgers Paul G. Davis
Sept. 15-16, 1966
Pleasantview Paul G. Davis Jack Rodgers W.E. Thorn
Sept. 14-15, 1967
Southwest
Paul G. Davis Jim F. Dyer
Jim F. Dyer
Sept. 16-17, 1968
University
Paul G. Davis Jim F. Dyer
Jack Rodgers
Sept. 15-16, 1969
Tyler Road
Paul G. Davis Doy L. Jones George M. Hair
Sept. 14-15,1970
Immanuel/
First Southern
Paul G. Davis
Doy L. Jones
Luther Berry
Oct. 11-12, 1971
Southwest
Paul G. Davis H.E. Alsup
George Goudie
Oct. 9-10, 1972
Riverview
Paul G. Davis J. Neal Alford J. Neal Alford
Oct. 8-9, 1973 Midway
Paul G. Davis J. Neal Alford George Ledbetter
Oct. 7-8, 1974 Pleasantview Paul G. Davis C.E. Kincaid
Doy L. Jones
Oct. 6-7, 1975 Olivet Paul G. Davis Image Description
C.E. Kincaid
C.A. Kincheloe
Oct. 4-5, 1976 Tyler Road
Paul G. Davis John Click
Oct. 3-4, 1977 Sharon
Paul G. Davis Right:
Clyde E.Top
McClain
Harold Henderson
Oct. 2-3, 1978 Metropolitan
Paul G. Davis Clyde E.Image
McClain
Location
Gordon D. Dorian
Oct. 1-2, 1979 FBC, Mulvane Paul G. Davis F.W. Elmore
Roy Clayton
Oct. 6-7, 1980 Calvary
Paul G. Davis F.W. Elmore
N.N. Antonson
Oct. 5-6, 1981 FBC, HaysvilleP
Paul G. Davis Ken Emerson Top Left:
Image Location
Image Description
Ray Emery
Joseph Morgan
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DATEPLACEDOMMODERATORANNUAL SERMON
Oct. 4-5, 1982 Country Acres Paul G. Davis Ken Emerson Phil Lineberger
Oct. 3-4, 1983 First Southern Paul G. Davis N.N. Antonson John Click
Oct. 1-2, 1984 University
Paul G. Davis N.N. Antonson Charles L. Wood
Oct. 7-8, 1985 South City
Paul G. Davis Charles L. Wood
Ken Emerson
Oct. 6-7, 1986 Midway
Paul G. Davis Charles L. Wood
Craig Atherton
Oct. 5-6, 1987 Pleasantview Paul G. Davis Norvel Welch Bob L. Wright
Oct. 10-11, 1988
Southwest
Paul G. Davis Norvel Welch Roger Roberts
Oct. 9-10, 1989
Parkview
None Craig Atherton Monty Hale
Oct.
8-9, 1990 Right:
Sharon C. Don Beall Craig Atherton Timothy Boyd
Image7-8,
Description
Oct.
1991 Immanuel
C. Don Beall Don Lacy
Bob L. Wright
Oct. 5-6, 1992 Calvary
C. Don Beall Don Lacy
Keither Florence
Below:4-5, 1993 Oct.
FSBC, Hutchinson/
Image Location
Image Description
PleasantviewC.
Don BeallTimothy BoydSteven Oswald
Image Location
Oct. 3-4, 1994 Olivet C. Don Beall Timothy Boyd Ron Pracht
Oct. 2-3, 1995 Tyler Road
None Ray Emery
David Hill
Oct. 7-8, 1996 FBC, Haysville
None Ray Emery
John Minor
Oct. 6-7, 1997 Wellington Place
Patrick W. Bullock
Ron Pracht
Terry Williams
Oct. 5-6, 1998 Olivet Patrick W. Bullock
Ron Pracht
Terry Fox
Oct. 11-12, 1999
Trinity Patrick W. Bullock
Charles Hollingsworth Frances LaRocque
Oct. 9-10, 2000
Celebration
Patrick W. Bullock Charles Hollingsworth Phillip Graves
Oct. 9, 2001
Sharon
Patrick W. Bullock
Pete Dominguez
Bob Hartmann
Oct. 8, 2002
Immanuel, Newton
Patrick W. Bullock
Pete Dominguez
Kelley Randolph
Nov. 4, 2003 River Community
Patrick W. Bullock
Jeff Dial
Pete Dominguez
Nov. 1, 2004 Country Acres Patrick W. Bullock
Jeff Dial
Jeff Dial
Nov. 7, 2005 Immanuel Patrick W. Bullock
Kelly Randolph
Terry Fox
Nov. 6, 2006 Metro East
Patrick W. Bullock Kelly Randolph
Todd Pruitt
Nov. 5, 2007 Believers None Ray Emery
Michael Scott
Nov. 3, 2008 Midway
R. Glenn Davis
Bruce Cargile Ray Emery
Oct. 5, 2009
Pleasantview R. Glenn Davis
Bruce Cargile Ray Palmer
Oct. 4, 2010
Olivet R. Glenn Davis
Jerry Smith
Gary Smith
Oct. 10, 2011 FBC, Mulvane R. Glenn Davis
Jerry Smith
Cody Busby
Oct. 8, 2012
Calvary
R. Glenn Davis
Cody Busby
Joe Boyd
Oct. 7, 2013
Prairie Trail CC
R. Glenn Davis
Cody Busby
Kelly Randolph
Oct. 6, 2014
River Community
R. Glenn Davis
Dennis Burns Dave Mitchell
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CONSTITUTION/BY LAWS
ARTICLE I: NAME
This body shall be known as the Heart of Kansas Southern Baptist Association.
ARTICLE II: MISSION
The Heart of Kansas Southern Baptist Association exists to lead and assist participating churches to fulfill the
Great Commission as they cooperate in the creation and development of healthy churches.
While recognizing the autonomy of each church to follow the dictates of God through the Scriptures, The Heart
of Kansas Southern Baptist Association shall endeavor to carry out its mission in cooperation with the Kansas Nebraska
Convention of Southern Baptists and the Southern Baptist Convention's global missions enterprise.
ARTICLE III: MEMBERSHIP
Section 1: This association shall consist of cooperating Southern Baptist churches whose faith and practice is in accordance with the doctrine expressed in The 2000 Baptist Faith and Message, and who have been granted affiliation with
the Association through due process, and who share in the mission of the Association.
Section 2: Any church wishing to join the association shall file a petitionary letter with the Credentials Committee. Upon
recommendation of the Credentials Committee a petitioning church may be received into membership upon the majority
vote of either the Annual Meeting of the Association, or the quarterly meeting of the Executive Board.
Section 3: While this Association does not have authority over a local church, it reserves the right to withdraw membership from any church found corrupt in faith and/or practice. This Association shall seat no messengers from churches
that receive members without requiring a public profession of repentance toward God and faith in our Lord Jesus Christ,
followed by believer's baptism, exercised by the proper authority of a New Testament church.
Section 4: A church found corrupt in faith and/or practice shall be removed from membership upon recommendation from
the Credentials Committee and two-thirds vote of the Annual Meeting. Any church desiring to terminate its membership
with this Association will notify the Association. Recognition of this action will be taken upon the recommendation of the
Moderator of the Association at an Executive Board or Annual Meeting.
ARTICLE IV: OFFICERS
Section 1: The officers of the Association shall be Moderator, Vice-Moderator, and Parliamentarian, who shall hold the
same position on the Executive Board of the Association. The officers of the Association shall be members of member
churches. The Moderator may serve no more than two consecutive terms. Officers shall serve one year terms beginning
at the conclusion of the Annual Meeting.
Section 2: The Committee on Committees shall nominate the Officers Nominating Committee consisting of a chairperson
and two members to serve for one year. Members cannot serve two consecutive years. This committee will present a
recommended slate of officers to the Annual Meeting to serve the Association for the coming year. Additional nominations
may be made from the floor.
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3: The
Executive
Board
shall neither remove nor replace a Moderator, Vice Moderator, or Parliamentarian. In
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of the
absencea of the Moderator, the Vice Moderator will take the office and the Parliamentarian will become Vice Moderator. In case of the permanent absence of both Moderator and Vice Moderator, the Parliamentarian will
succeed to the office of Moderator. Shall the permanent absence of all three Associational officers occur, the Executive
Board shall appoint one of its members to preside as acting chairman of its meetings. Should an emergency arise, the
acting chairman shall have the authority to call a special meeting of the Executive Board.
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Section 4: If, during the absence of all the Associational Officers, a signature on some official and/or legal paper should be required, the Executive Board shall authorize one of its members to sign such paper.
ARTICLE V: MEETINGS
Section 1: Annual Meeting
(a) The Association shall meet annually at such time and place as selected by the body.
(b) A Special Called Meeting of the Association may be called at the discretion of the Executive Board.
Representaion at such meetings shall be determined by Article V, Section 1 (c) and (d). Proper notification of such meetings will be made in writing to member churches and appointed Executive Board members at least two weeks prior to the date of the meeting.
(c) Each church shall be represented by church appointed messengers to the Annual Meeting. Each church shall be entitled to four (4) messengers from a weekly worship attendance of up to one hundred (100), and one
(1) messenger for each additional one hundred (100) or fraction thereof in weekly worship attendance. No church shall have more than nine (9) messengers. All messengers must be members of the church they
represent.
(d) A mult-site church may combine the worship service attendance for all of its sites for the purpose of
calculating its messengers. A sponsoring church may include the worship service attendance of its church plants in calculating its messengers, until those church plants become independent.
(e) Weekly worship attendance shall be determined by the current year’s Annual Church Profile (ACP). In the event a church has not submitted the current year’s ACP, the messenger allotment will be based on the previous year’s ACP. If neither ACP is on file, the church will be entitled to four (4) messengers.
(f) The Credentials Committee will have authority in determining allotted messengers based on these criteria.
(g) The Association staff, in coordination with the officers, shall prepare a proposed agenda for the Annual Meeting to be sent to member churches at least 15 days before the Annual Meeting.
Section 2: Executive Board
(a) The Executive Board shall consist of the officers of the Association, the pastor of each church cooperating in
the Association, and two others appointed by each church annually. Each church will be entitled to three (3) board members. Each church is entitled to furnish its own alternates in the absence of any of its board
members. Executive Board members and alternates must be members of the church they represent.
(b) Any number present shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business.
(c) The Executive Board shall transact any and all business of the Association during the interim, provided that nothing shall be done by the Board contrary to the Constitution or the expressed will and purpose of the
Association.
(b) Scheduled meetings for the Executive Board shall be published at the Annual Meeting.
(c) The Moderator may call a special Executive Board meeting at his own discretion. In the absence of the Moderator, the Vice Moderator shall have this authority. Proper notification of special Executive Board meetings will be made in writing to member churches and appointed Executive Board members at least two weeks prior to the date of the meeting.
ARTICLE VI: EXECUTIVE SECRETARY-TREASURER
Section 1: This Association shall have the authority to employ an Executive Secretary-Treasurer (DOAM) who shall supervise all other employees of the Association. The Executive Secretary-Treasurer may be approved at a regular or special
called Executive Board meeting where a two-thirds majority vote will be required.
Section 2: The DOAM may be dismissed by a two-thirds majority vote of a special called meeting of the Executive Board.
Section 3: If it is determined by the Advisory Committee that the DOAM has acted in an immoral or criminal manner, he
shall be placed on paid administrative leave pending action by the Executive Board in a special called meeting.
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ARTICLE VII: BUSINESS
Section 1: Proposed amendments to the Constitution must be presented in writing to the Associational Staff at least
forty-five days prior to the Annual Meeting, and must be included in the proposed agenda per Article V: Section 1 (g). The
constitution may be amended by a two-thirds majority vote of the messengers present at an Annual Meeting.
Section 2: This Association shall follow the Parliamentary Procedures as set forth in Roberts Rules of Order, Revised.
Revised version adopted at 63rd Annual Meeting, 10-6-14
ASSOCIATIONAL POLICIES
GENERAL GUIDELINES
1. All committees of this association shall be composed of five (5) members except where specifically stated. The
chairman of each committee may serve only two (2) consecutive terms.
2. The moderator and the DOAM shall be an ex-officio members of all associational committees. An ex-officio member
may vote only to break a tie.
1. Associational Missions Development Council:
AMDC is to work with the Director of Missions and staff of HOK to promote the over-all Missions program of the
association. This committee will bring recommendations concerning the establishment and support of new church plants.
This will be done through funding as well as ongoing training and accountability standards for those receiving support.
This committee shall be composed of not more than eight (8).
2. Budget and Finance Committee:
This committee, working with the Director of Associational Missions and staff shall develop a proposed budget to be
presented for adoption at the annual meeting of the association. This committee shall receive monthly budget reports from
the associational office and give oversight to budgetary and financial matters. This committee shall carry out the provisions of the budget and propose any adjustments which may be necessary.
This committee will also give oversight to the properties owned by the association. The members will ensure that adequate insurance is maintained to protect the association, consider its uses and any structural changes made to property
owned by the association.
This committee will provide recommendations for the buying and selling of property owned by the association. Any
such recommendations for buying and selling property will require action by the Executive Board OR the Association in
its annual meeting.
3. Camp Committee:
This committee is responsible for planning and promoting camp programs, such as Kids Camp and Day Camp. It is also
responsible for enlisting the directors.
4. Committee on Committees:
This committee is to work with the Director of Associational Missions in the recommending of names of those to serve on
the various committees of the association. It will function throughout the year to fill any committee vacancies. This committee shall be composed of three (3) members.
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5. Credentials Committee:
This committee reviews and makes recommendations concerning petitionary letters for recognition of new churches to be
affiliated with our association and other related duties as may be assigned to them by the association or Executive Board.
6. Director of Missions Search Committee: (Ad Hoc)
When seeking and Executive Secretary-Treasurer/Director of Missions for the Association, the Officers of the Association
shall recommend a Search Committee of five (5) persons, with two (2) additional persons being nominated from the floor,
to the Executive Board for approval. It will be the task of the Search Committee to bring their nominee for approval to a
regular or called Executive Board Meeting where two-thirds (2/3) majority vote will be required for the Executive-DirectorTreasurer to be elected.
7. Evangelism Committee:
This committee is to promote the total yearly program of evangelism, which may include annual evangelism rally, promote and provide training in personal evangelism, and church-wide evangelism, joint evangelism efforts, simultaneous
revivals or other evangelistic activities.
8. Officer Nominating Committee
The Committee on Committees shall nominate the Officers Nominating Committee consisting of a chairperson and two
members to serve for one year. Members cannot serve two consecutive years. This committee will present a recommended slate of officers to the Annual Meeting to serve the Association for the coming year. Additional nominations may be made from the floor.
9. Policy Committee:
This committee shall be responsible to study the work of the committees, councils, and programs of the association, determine proper correlation and define their responsibilities. Any questions concerning policy shall be referred to this committee. The Policy Committee will bring any recommended changes to the Executive Board for approval.
10. Task Force Appointment:
A task force (short-term committee) shall be appointed by the moderator in consultation with the officers of the association as need arises. Should the Executive Board determine that the work of a task force needs to be ongoing, it will
be changed to a standing committee.
11. Time, Place, and Preacher Committee:
The purpose of this committee is to appoint a time, place and preacher for the annual meeting. This committee shall be
appointed by the Moderator and shall bring its recommendation to the annual meeting for the year.
12. Disaster Relief Committee:
The Disaster Relief Team shall work with the churches and volunteers to provide training, communicate opportunities, and
oversee the equipment for the work of SBC Disaster Relief in HOKSBA.
13. DOAM Advisory Committee:
This team will be made up of the Moderator, Vice Moderator, Parliamentarian, and two (2) at-large members selected by
the DOAM. Its role will be to provide accountability and advice to the DOAM.
Revised 04/09/13
Mission: The Heart of Kansas Southern
Baptist Association exists to lead and assist
participating churches to fulfill the Great
Commission as they cooperate in the creation
and development of healthy churches.
Heart of Kansas Southern
Baptist Association
3474 S. Meridian Ave.
Wichita, KS
67217
Phone
316 943 3446
“For just as the body is one and has many
members, and all the members of the body,
though many, are one body, so it is with
Christ. For in one Spirit we were all baptized
- Jews or Greeks, slaves or free - and all were
made to drink of one Spirit. For the body does
not consists of one member but of many.”
1 Corinthians 12:12-14
Email
[email protected]
www.hoksba.org