APRIL 17-2O, 2O13
WELCOME
TO LITTLE ROCK
AND THE 2O13
BAPTIST
COMMUNICATORS
ASSOCIATION
WORKSHOP
Fellow Communicators,
Welcome to Little Rock and the 2O13 Baptist Communicators
Association workshop!
I attended my first BCA workshop (way back when it was called
BPRA) in 1994. I had no idea the lifetime friendships, professional
development and connections I would be forging as a result of
my involvement. As the planning team put together this year’s
workshop, that’s exactly what they intend to deliver, as well. I’m
impressed with the slate of breakout sessions scheduled (good
luck deciding which ones to attend!) and I’m already looking
forward to spending time with friends, making new ones and
experiencing the great Southern hospitality of Little Rock.
I hope this BCA workshop is more than just an annual gathering
of Baptist communications professionals. It’s my desire these
few days together will truly be impactful to you professionally,
personally and spiritually, and that we would “be concerned about
one another in order to promote love and good works” (Heb. 1O:24).
Thank you for being here.
Russ Rankin
BCA President
@russrankin
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WE’RE GLAD
YOU’RE HERE
Welcome to Little Rock and BCA 2O13. As we gather for BCA’s 6Oth
annual workshop, this is the first time that Baptist Communicators
Association has met in Arkansas – it’s about time y’all got here!
We are pleased you have joined us this week as we spend time
together focusing on professional development, networking and
fellowship. The theme for this year’s workshop is “Mission: Impact.”
Our goal is to highlight the life-changing mission impact our work
can have as Christian communicators as well as our professional
mission to make a positive impact on behalf of our various
ministry organizations.
From the opening reception in the historic Old State House and an
evening of fun at an Arkansas Travelers baseball game to a variety
of breakout sessions plus field trips to Heifer International and the
Clinton Presidential Library, our planning committee is committed
to making your visit to Little Rock worthwhile and memorable.
As usual, one of the highlights will be the annual Wilmer C. Fields
Awards Banquet on Friday evening.
On a personal note, this week’s gathering is the fourth BCA
workshop I have had the privilege to help plan over the years,
including St. Louis (1992), Glorieta (1996) and Louisville (2OO2).
This year’s program promises to be one of the best ever.
Enjoy – we’re glad you’re here!
Trennis Henderson
Program Committee Chair
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1 // welcome from the president
2 // welcome from the program committee chair
4 // schedule at a glance
8 // workshop descriptions
12 // mission project
13 // bca professional standards
14 // lifetime member nominees
16 // in memoriam
18 // visiting the river market
22 // workshop sponsors
25 // bca officers & program committee
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SCHEDULE
AT A GLANCE
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17
Noon BCA Officers Meeting/Lunch
2 p.m. Workshop Registration // Capital Hotel
4:3O p.m. New Member Fellowship sponsored by Baptist Press
6 p.m. Opening Reception // Old State House
Featuring Alyse Eady, Miss Arkansas 2O1O and
Co-Anchor of “Today’s THV This Morning” • Little Rock, Ark.
Sponsored by Arkansas Baptist agencies & institutions:
Arkansas Baptist State Convention, Arkansas Baptist Foundation,
Arkansas Baptist Children’s Homes, ABCHomes Women’s Volunteer Board,
Arkansas Baptist News, Ouachita Baptist University and Williams Baptist College
THURSDAY, APRIL 18
7:3O a.m. Breakfast // Capital Hotel Ballroom
Devotional by Terry Carter, Associate Dean of the Pruet School of Christian Studies,
Ouachita Baptist University • Arkadelphia, Ark.
8:45-1O a.m. Breakout Sessions
Photography I: What You Need to Know // Baxter
Jim Veneman, Director of Visual Communication, Union University • Jackson, Tenn.
Visual Impact I: Telling Your Story While Building the Brand // Brooks
Andy Dean, Founder & President, Dean Film & Video • Memphis, Tenn.
Graphic Design Impact: Carpé Sic ’Em // Cherokee
Eric Yarbrough, Director of Marketing Design, Baylor University • Waco, Texas
Strategic Planning that Works // Quapaw
Randall Wight, Dean of the Sutton School of Social Sciences, Ouachita Baptist University • Arkadelphia, Ark.
Secrets of a Successful Small Shop // Statehouse Convention Center
Julie McGowan, News & Media Relations Director, Oklahoma Baptist University • Shawnee, Okla.
Stella Prather, Communications Director, Arkansas Baptist Children’s Homes • Little Rock, Ark.
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1O a.m. Refreshment Break sponsored by SBC International Mission Board
OLD STATE HOUSE
ALYSE EADY
BRENT GAMBILL
THURSDAY, APRIL 18 (CONTINUED)
1O:3O-11:45 a.m. Breakout Sessions
Photography II: What’s Next? // Baxter
Jim Veneman, Director of Visual Communication, Union University • Jackson, Tenn.
Visual Impact II: Creating Quality Through Cinematic Motion // Brooks
Andy Dean, Founder & President, Dean Film & Video • Memphis, Tenn.
Career Transitions: From Surviving to Thriving // Cherokee
Kathie Chute, Director of Communications, California Baptist University • Riverside, Calif.
Maximizing Marketing: Moms, Bikes, Hoops & Hogs // Quapaw
Denver Peacock, Senior VP & Chief Marketing Officer, Cranford Johnson Robinson Woods • Little Rock, Ark.
What Editors Want (Panel Discussion) // Statehouse Convention Center
Art Toalston, Editor, Baptist Press • Nashville, Tenn.
Tim Yarbrough, Editor, Arkansas Baptist News • Little Rock, Ark.
Noon-1:3O p.m. Keynote Luncheon: “Social Media Impact: Embrace Faith”
Capital Hotel Ballroom Featuring Brent Gambill, VP & Director of Digital & Social Media,
Martin-Wilbourn Partners • Little Rock Ark.
Sponsored by LifeWay Christian Resources
2-3:15 p.m. Breakout Sessions
Anatomy of a Grand Prize: Panel Discussion by BCA Grand Prize Winners // Baxter
Barbara Denman, Director of Communications, Florida Baptist Convention • Jacksonville, Fla.
Matt Jones, Senior Photographer, SBC International Mission Board • Richmond, Va.
Doug Rogers, Director of Communications & Technology Services,
Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions • Montgomery, Ala.
Branding Your Organization // Brooks
Millie Ward, President, Stone Ward • Little Rock, Ark.
What Happened to Ministry & Mission in Your Career? // Cherokee
Bill Bangham, Director of Editorial & Photography, SBC International Mission Board • Richmond, Va.
Social Media Matters // Quapaw
Cam Tracy, Web Development Agent, Union University • Jackson, Tenn.
3:15-3:45 p.m. Refreshment Break sponsored by Baptist Health
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SCHEDULE
ARKANSAS TRAVELERS
AT A GLANCE
THURSDAY, APRIL 18 (CONTINUED)
3:45-5 p.m. Affinity Group Roundtable Discussions
Marketing/Public Relations // Baxter
Phyllis Evans, Director of Communications, Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary
HEIFER INTERNATIONAL
Editorial // Brooks
Shawn Hendricks, Managing Editor, North Carolina Biblical Recorder
Graphic Design // Cherokee
Jesse Conte, Art Director, Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions
Electronic Media/Photography // Quapaw
Lane Castleberry, Web Communications/Social Media Coordinator, Oklahoma Baptist University
Management // Capital Grand Suite
Rob Phillips, Director of Communications, Missouri Baptist Convention
sponsored by Guidestone Financial Resources
(or explore the River Market District and dinner on your own)
FRIDAY, APRIL 19
7:3O a.m. Breakfast // Capital Hotel Ballroom
Devotional by Ken Shaddox, Senior Pastor,
Park Hill Baptist Church • North Little Rock, Ark.
9 a.m.–Noon Heifer International Tour & Communications Briefing
Noon-1 p.m. Lunch // Heifer International
1:3O-4:3O p.m. Clinton Presidential Library Tour
4 p.m. BCA Mission Project:
Promise House Maternity Home Baby Shower
Bring gifts, gift cards or financial donations for baby shower for
unwed, pregnant teenage girls
6:3O p.m. Wilmer C. Fields Awards Banquet // Capital Hotel Ballroom
sponsored by SBC North American Mission Board
Dinner Music by Ouachita Baptist University Jazz Combo
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CLINTON PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY
6 p.m. Arkansas Travelers Picnic Buffet & Ballgame
SATURDAY, APRIL 2O
7:3O a.m. Breakfast // Capital Hotel Ballroom
Devotional by Margaret Colson, Executive Director,
Baptist Communicators Association
8:45 a.m. BCA Business Session
President’s Remarks // Russ Rankin
Treasurer’s Report // Barbara Denman
Awards Competition // Joni Hannigan
2O12-13 Task Force Report // Julie McGowan
2O13-14 Task Force Plans // Russ Rankin
Nominating Committe Report // Jim Veneman
Election of 2O13-14 Officers
2O13 Workshop Invitation // Polly House & Shawn Hendricks
Recognition of 2O12-13 Officers // Russ Rankin
A Word from Newly Elected President // Jim Veneman
Miscellaneous Business
1O a.m. Adjourn
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WORKSHOP
DESCRIPTIONS
THURSDAY, APRIL 18 // 8:45-1O a.m.
Photography I: What You Need to Know // Baxter
Jim Veneman, Director of Visual Communication, Union University • Jackson, Tenn.
Ideas, events, stories and moments are just a part of what we photograph. Our visual storytelling
needs to resonate with readers and raise their awareness. Today some say that everyone is a
photographer. If that is true, what can we do to make our images stand out from the crowd?
During this session we will take a close look at some practical ideas that can help.
Visual Impact I: Telling Your Story While Building the Brand // Brooks
Andy Dean, Founder & President, Dean Film & Video • Memphis, Tenn.
Everybody has a story to tell and using visual media is often the best way to convey that story.
Learn how to tell your story effectively though sight, sound, motion and emotion while building
your brand on YouTube and Vimeo.
Graphic Design Impact: Carpé Sic ’Em // Cherokee
Eric Yarbrough, Director of Marketing Design, Baylor University • Waco, Texas
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THURSDAY, APRIL 18 // 1O:3O–11:45 a.m.
Photography II: What’s Next? // Baxter
Jim Veneman, Director of Visual Communication, Union University • Jackson, Tenn.
Once the photographs are taken, what’s next? How do we select the best images for our needs?
Do your photographs need any sort of change or enhancement? This session will include ideas
to make this process a little easier. You will also become more familiar with some of the key
features of image editing and enhancement in Photoshop.
Visual Impact II: Creating Quality Through Cinematic Motion // Brooks
Andy Dean, Founder & President, Dean Film & Video • Memphis, Tenn.
Storytelling through visual media can be done at every production level. Learn why quality can
be as important as content when producing your next video. We will also look at some of the
high-end tools and low-end tools that we choose to use in productions and why they matter.
Learn how to budget for your next video. Learn what it takes to communicate your message
and story effectively and efficiently. And just for fun – learn what terms and lingo of your film
crew matter and how to use them in conversation on your next shoot.
Career Transitions: From Surviving to Thriving // Cherokee
Kathie Chute, Director of Communications, California Baptist University • Riverside, Calif.
Come discover how Baylor University seized the opportunity of successes (including a Heisman
trophy) to build the university’s messages locally, regionally and nationally primarily through
outdoor and print advertising.
You can talk about a change, and you can make plans in your head all you like. But if you don’t
take action, nothing’s going to happen. Nada. Zip. You have to take some action. This breakout
session will take you from the decision to make a career change to a plan for success once you
do. If you’ve even thought about changing directions in your career, this is the session for you!
Strategic Planning that Works // Quapaw
Maximizing Marketing: Moms, Bikes, Hoops & Hogs // Quapaw
Randall Wight, Dean of the Sutton School of Social Sciences,
Ouachita Baptist University • Arkadelphia, Ark.
Denver Peacock, Senior VP & Chief Marketing Officer,
Cranford Johnson Robinson Woods • Little Rock, Ark.
Grassroots strategic planning thrives with organic processes. Tired gardening clichés aside, see
how Ouachita cultivated art, images, existing procedures and reflection to grow sustainable,
workable planning from the ground up. Discover how your organization can bloom in similar ways.
All organizations need fresh ideas. Come hear success stories about new initiatives that helped
drive publicity and enhanced the branding of several well-known (and not-so-well-known)
nonprofits. Gain some new ideas and insights for your institution.
Secrets of a Successful Small Shop // Statehouse Convention Center
What Editors Want (Panel Discussion) // Statehouse Convention Center
Julie McGowan, News & Media Relations Director, Oklahoma Baptist University • Shawnee, Okla.
Stella Prather, Communications Director, Arkansas Baptist Children’s Homes • Little Rock, Ark.
Art Toalston, Editor, Baptist Press • Nashville, Tenn.
Tim Yarbrough, Editor, Arkansas Baptist News • Little Rock, Ark.
Are you facing the challenges of limited personnel, resources and budget? Learn how small
communications teams at the local and state levels utilize a variety of human resources – from
students just learning the trade but with trendy ideas to professionals with years of experience
and broader networks – to fulfill the tasks necessary to move their organizations forward.
Your boss wants positive publicity for your organization, but many of your promo articles and
news pitches never get picked up by area media outlets. Come listen to a pair of experienced
editors discuss what they are looking for and how to craft your message to get the media
response you crave.
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WORKSHOP
DESCRIPTIONS
THURSDAY, APRIL 18 // 2–3:15 p.m.
Anatomy of a Grand Prize:
Panel Discussion by BCA Grand Prize Winners // Baxter
Barbara Denman, Director of Communications, Florida Baptist Convention • Jacksonville, Fla.
Matt Jones, Senior Photographer, SBC International Mission Board • Richmond, Va.
Doug Rogers, Director of Communications & Technology Services,
Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions • Montgomery, Ala.
Members of BCA produce a lot of top-quality, award-winning work. What makes the very best
stand out from the crowd? How can you package your best work to compete in BCA’s annual
W.C. Fields Awards Competition? Come listen to a trio of recent BCA grand prize winners share
the secrets (and hard work) behind their award-winning projects.
Branding Your Organization // Brooks
Millie Ward, President, Stone Ward • Little Rock, Ark.
A brand is a “position” inside the minds of your consumers. Branding your organization
effectively means understanding those brand attributes that make your organization unique
and relevant and communicating those through every aspect of your organization. It is not
about what you say; it is all about what you do to earn your rightful place as a trusted brand.
Learn how to capture and measure brand trust.
What Happened to Ministry & Mission in Your Career? // Cherokee
Bill Bangham, Director of Editorial & Photography, SBC International Mission Board • Richmond, Va.
Job got you down? Caught up in the minutia of getting things done? Got a bad boss? Is a
crummy situation holding you back? Where is that sense of call, of mission, of ministry? Maybe
it’s not your job, the minutia, your boss or the situation. Maybe it’s you. Come explore strategies
for becoming all God created you to be.
Social Media Matters // Quapaw
Cam Tracy, Web Development Agent, Union University • Jackson, Tenn.
As social media continues to work its way into our everyday lives, it is more important than ever
to explore our use of it as organizations seeking to inform and engage diverse audiences. In this
session, we will address a variety of social media matters including various ways to go social
today, organization policies/guidelines and key analytics to watch.
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THURSDAY, APRIL 18 // 3:45-5 p.m.
Affinity Group Roundtable Discussions
Marketing/Public Relations // Baxter
Phyllis Evans, Director of Communications, Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary
Editorial // Brooks
Shawn Hendricks, Managing Editor, North Carolina Biblical Recorder
Graphic Design // Cherokee
Jesse Conte, Art Director, Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions
Electronic Media/Photography // Quapaw
Lane Castleberry, Web Communications/Social Media Coordinator,
Oklahoma Baptist University
Management // Capital Grand Suite
Rob Phillips, Director of Communications, Missouri Baptist Convention
Come dialogue with fellow BCA members from your professional affinity group. Spend time
discussing issues of common interest, ranging from professional challenges to best practices to
current trends. These roundtable sessions typically are BCA workshop highlights.
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MISSION
PROJECT:
PROMISE HOUSE MATERNITY HOME
BCA’s mission project during the Little Rock workshop is a baby shower/party at
the Promise House Maternity Home, a non-profit home in Little Rock, that provides
quality medical care, shelter, food and education for unwed, pregnant preteen and
teenage girls.
An unplanned pregnancy can be devastating to an unwed preteen or teenager and
her family. Arkansas Baptist Children’s Homes and Family Ministries seeks to provide
ministry to these girls and their families through the Promise House Maternity Home.
The home, which opened in 1991, relocated to Little Rock in 1999, in partnership with
Baptist Health Medical Center where the girls deliver their babies. Cornerstone Clinic
for Women provides prenatal care for the teens, while pediatric services are made
available through All For Kids Pediatric Clinic.
Residents attend classes at Little Rock Public School’s alternative school. At Promise
House, classes are provided covering topics such as prenatal information, newborn
care and independent living skills. Counseling services are available and adoption
services are offered through Bethany Christian Services.
BAPTIST COMMUNICATORS ASSOCIATION
PROFESSIONAL
STANDARDS
• Each member of the Baptist Communicators Association shall first be a
committed Christian, seeking to fulfill God’s call through the ministry of
Christian communications.
• Each member shall place ministry and service above personal gain or recognition,
striving to glorify Christ and extend the ministry of His Kingdom.
• Each member shall adhere to the highest standards of truth, accuracy and fairness
in every area of communications regardless of personal or professional costs.
• Each member shall maintain personal and professional integrity as well as respect
for free inquiry and the opinions of others.
“Promise House has been a beacon of hope, love and direction for many young ladies,”
said David Perry, ABCHomes executive director. “Because of this good prenatal care
and emotional support, many babies have had a much better start in life.”
• Each member shall seek to produce the highest quality work possible
while maintaining appropriate stewardship of available time, resources,
skills and personnel.
BCA members are invited to participate in this mission project in any of three ways:
• Each member shall seek to strengthen his or her professional competence
through ongoing professional development.
1. Donate a gift for a baby or a gift for a teenage resident. These gifts can be
as simple as diapers or baby wipes. The teenage girls enjoy gift cards (Sonic,
McDonalds, etc.), stamps, note pads, photo albums, scrapbooks, costume
jewelry, etc.
2. Attend the Baby Shower/Party on Friday, 4-5 p.m., at Promise House.
The girls love to have visitors.
• Each member shall respect and affirm the rights and opportunities of others
without regard to race, color, gender or age.
• Each member shall seek to affirm and advance the professional
responsibilities and opportunities of fellow members through a spirit
of partnership and cooperation.
3. Give directly to Promise House. Donations will be collected during BCA.
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LIFETIME MEMBER
NOMINEES
BCA’s Dana Williamson known
as “Queen of Feature Stories”
DANA
Williamson has retired from
the ranks of Southern Baptist
communicators after traveling
across the state of Oklahoma writing feature stories
about fellow Baptists and their commitment to the cause
of Christ for the past 44 years.
As a young 2O-something, Dana was hired in 1968 as
a staff writer for the Public Relations Department of
the Baptist General Convention of Oklahoma. In 1994,
she joined the staff of the Oklahoma Baptist Messenger where she retired as
associate editor in December 2O12.
Although diminutive in size, the quiet, graceful Williamson could hold her own
with giants in Southern Baptist life. Hired in her state paper role by Southern
Baptist legend Dick McCartney, she worked with six Baptist Messenger editors
including current editor Brian Hobbs. Over the years, she earned the title,
“Queen of Feature Stories,” among the Baptist Messenger faithful.
Since 1968, Williamson has been an active member of Baptist Communicators
Association, attending countless workshops across the years. She also has
served as BCA secretary, scholarship chairman and membership vice president.
Encouraged to join the former Baptist Public Relations Association just a few
weeks after she joined the BGCO staff, Williamson recalled, “Being young, naive
and inexperienced, I had no clue what the organization and its members would
mean to me over the years.”
She admits that at first, attending the annual workshops was “simply a chance”
to get out of the office and travel to different parts of the country. “Then I
began to meet other professionals, interact with them and realize the wealth of
information I could gain from these workshops as well as from the members.”
Reflecting on the impact of her BCA involvement, Dana said, “I think any
Baptist journalist or communicator who does not take the incredible
opportunities offered by BCA is missing out on something that can change
their careers and provide new and exciting venues for growth in their fields.”
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BCA’s Jim Burton has held diverse
communication and mission roles
JIM
Burton joined the Southern Baptist
Brotherhood Commission in February
1986 as Baptist Men’s Editor. His duties
included editing World Mission Journal, producing
curriculum and promotional materials, and producing
an annual Baptist Men’s Teleconference. In 199O, World
Mission Journal became Missions Today. Burton helped
reestablish the agency’s relationship with Baptist Press
and started the Office of Communication.
In 1994, Burton became the director of Men’s Ministries. Among the resources
was Legacy Builders, a weekend men’s retreat that also became a trade book.
Eventually, an estimated 7O,OOO men attended Legacy Builders retreats.
With the formation of the SBC North American Mission Board in 1997, Burton
became the Volunteer Mobilization Team director. The team started OnSite, a
quarterly publication promoting short-term mission trips in North America.
Beginning in 1986, Burton worked with Southern Baptist Disaster Relief
(SBDR), typically serving as a public information officer (PIO) during major
responses. SBDR was under Burton’s purview for about 1O years at NAMB, and
he often served in the PIO role to serve media including the New York Times
and appearing on cable television news shows as a spokesman. Following
Hurricane Katrina, Burton contributed a chapter to a collegiate textbook on
management describing how Southern Baptists respond to disasters.
In 2OO7, Burton returned to Mission Education to serve as its director at NAMB.
During the next three years, the team developed or revised 13 curriculum
resources and implemented a social media strategy.
A longtime member of BCA, Burton has served in leadership roles for the
association and has been recognized for award-winning work in the annual
W.C. Fields Awards Competition.
Burton is a 1978 graduate of Western Kentucky University with majors in
photojournalism and business administration. He received a Master of Divinity
degree with communication arts concentration from Southwestern Baptist
Theological Seminary in 1985. He will receive his Doctor of Ministry degree
next month from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. Before entering
vocational ministry, Burton was a staff photographer at The Dallas Morning
News; Topeka (Kan.) Capital-Journal; Messenger-Inquirer, Owensboro, Ky.; and
Jackson (Tenn.) Sun.
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In memoriam: Leonard Hill
loved God, family and friends
In memoriam: Don Rutledge
captured “windows on the soul”
LEONARD
DON
Hill, a career writer and editor of various
Southern Baptist publications, died Feb. 18
in Nashville, Tenn., at age 83. A longtime
Baptist Communicators Association
member and former program vice
president, Hill was inducted as a BCA
lifetime member in 1995.
According to his obituary in The
Tennessean, Hill “had three great loves
in his life: God, family and sports.” In
addition to his work and ministry as a
Baptist communicator, “family and friends knew Leonard by his quick wit and
humorous puns, and always felt a part of his life through his visits and frequent
written correspondence. Leonard played many sports during his life and
continued to play tennis through his senior years. He was an avid Vanderbilt
sports fan, and could always be seen with his wife in their black and gold at
every Vandy home game.”
Hill served many years as managing editor of the Baptist Program, a monthly
publication long published by the SBC Executive Committee that was
distributed to 5O,OOO Southern Baptist pastors, education directors, music
directors, chaplains, missionaries, denominational workers and professors.
After the magazine was succeeded in 1993 by the public relations journal
SBC Life, Hill worked as an assistant in the Executive Committee’s program
planning department and with seminary extension, a program to deliver
theological education to pastors and lay leaders who did not hold seminary
degrees. During his years of service with the SBC Executive Committee, he was
a member of First Baptist Church of Nashville.
A native of Oklahoma, Hill was a journalism graduate of Oklahoma Baptist
University. He earned the doctor of theology degree from Southwestern
Baptist Theological Seminary in 1962. Prior to his work with the Baptist
Program, he was an editorial staff member of All Church Press, in Fort Worth,
Texas, and the Baptist Standard in Dallas.
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Rutledge, renowned
photographer who
told the global story
of missions through his camera lens for
several generations of Southern Baptists,
died Feb. 19 at age 82.
Rutledge, a longtime member of Baptist
Communicators Association, was inducted
as a lifetime member in 1997. He was
honored with numerous BCA awards over
the years, including the prestigious Fon H.
Scofield Award for significant achievement
in photography.
Traveling throughout the United States and to more than 14O countries over
four decades, Rutledge captured quiet moments of humanity and mission
ministry in hundreds of classic photographs taken for the former Home
Mission Board and Foreign Mission Board. He called his best photos “windows
on the soul.”
Born on a farm in Depression-era Tennessee, Rutledge discovered an old box
camera that belonged to his uncle – and pursued the call of photographing
the world and the people in it. He began to shoot photo stories as a freelancer
before joining Black Star, then the nation’s top photojournalism agency,
covering stories for such magazines as LIFE, LOOK and Paris Match. He became
internationally known when he shot the photographs for Black Like Me, John
Howard Griffin’s 1961 book about his experiences of racism in the last days of
the Jim Crow-era South. The book became one of the most famous chronicles
of the struggle for change during the civil rights era.
Rutledge left Black Star in 1966 to shoot photos for the HMB. Over the next
several years he traveled to all 5O states, capturing the work of missionaries
and the needs of the people they served. In 198O, he joined the FMB as a
special-assignment photographer, continuing his photographic ministry
worldwide for another 15 years before retiring in 1996.
Rutledge received more than 3OO awards for his work and inspired hundreds
of young photographers, writers and communicators – many of whom he
mentored personally – to follow in his footsteps.
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SPONSORS
2O12-13 BCA OFFICERS
President:
Russ Rankin,
LifeWay Christian Resources
Missions Vice President:
Melissa Lilley,
Baptist State Convention of North Carolina
President-Elect:
Jim Veneman,
Union University
Treasurer:
Barbara Denman,
Florida Baptist Convention
Past President/Task Force Chair:
Julie McGowan,
Oklahoma Baptist University
Awards Chair:
Matt Jones,
International Mission Board
Program Vice President:
Trennis Henderson,
Ouachita Baptist University
Awards Chair-Elect:
Joni Hannigan,
Florida Baptist Witness
Program Vice Presidents-Elect:
Polly House,
LifeWay Christian Resources
Shawn Hendricks,
Biblical Recorder
Historian:
Cam Tracy,
Union University
Communications Vice President:
Scott Barkley,
The Christian Index
Professional Development Coordinator:
Mike Schueler,
International Mission Board
Executive Director:
Margaret Colson,
Baptist Communicators Association
2O13 PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Trennis Henderson, chair
Ouachita Baptist University
Tim Yarbrough
Arkansas Baptist News
Stella Prather
Arkansas Baptist Children’s Homes
Brooke Zimny
Ouachita Baptist University
Matt Ramsey
Arkansas Baptist State Convention
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