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Antioch
Austin Grove
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Bethel
Calvary
Centerview
Central
Christ
Corinth
Covenant
East Campus Ministries
Ebenezer
El Buen Pastor
Elizabeth Missionary
Emmanuel
Euto
Fairfield
Faith
Faulks
Fellowship
First Baptist Indian Trail
First Baptist Marshville
First Baptist Monroe
First Baptist Weddington
Forest Hills
Foundation
Freedom Biker Church
Friendly
Hamilton Cross Roads
Hermon
Hopewell
Howie
King Memorial
Korean Church of
Charlotte
Korean Global Mission
Lakeview
Lanes Creek
Lee Park
Love
Macedonia
Mary Elizabeth
Midway
Mill Creek
Mountain Springs
Mt. Harmony
Mt. Moriah
Mt. Olive
Mt. Pleasant
Mt. Zion
New Covenant
New Hope
New Life
New Life Brazilian
New Salem
Oak Grove
Oakland
Olive Branch
Philadelphia
Pleasant Hill
Providence
Roanoke
Sandy Ridge
Sardis
Secrest Grove
Shiloh
Solid Rock
South Monroe
Sutton Park
Trinity
Union
Union Grove
Waxhaw
West Monroe
Westend
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Baptist Women’s
World Day of Prayer
You are invited to be
Monday, November 3, 2014
7:00 pm
Piney Grove East Missionary Baptist Church
1708 Ansonville Road
Wingate, NC 28174
Directions: From Monroe, traveling east on Highway 74, turn Left onto Walkup Avenue. (Walkup Avenue is just past
Morgan Mill Road/Hwy 200).
Travel approximately 3 miles and Walkup Avenue becomes Monroe Ansonville Road. Monroe Ansonville Road
becomes Ansonville Road. Piney Grove East Missionary Baptist Church at 1708 Ansonville Road is on the right.
2014 BSCNC ANNUAL MEETING
November 10-11, 2014
Koury Convention Center
3121 High Point Road
Greensboro NC 27407
For more information, visit
http://www.ncannualmeeting.org/index.php?id=11
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You are invited to an evening of fellowship that will include music, a spiritual challenge, discussion, &
prayer. Bring the men of your church and join others from the region as we pursue being the men God
created us to be. Every man and his pastor is invited. Supper begins at 6:15 pm and rally concludes by
8:30 pm. The cost is $5 per person and will help offset the cost of the meal. For more information or to register visit our website at: www.baptistsonmission.org/Church-Programs/Mens-Ministries/Men-s-WorshipRallies or contact NC Baptist Men at 919-459-5596 or [email protected].
Dennis’ Dialogue:
Historic Annual 160th Session
PLANTING FOR THE FUTURE
Trying to report on this session is a major challenge. To say it was historic, a watershed or
mountaintop experience is an understatement. Messengers made several decisions that will
shape the future direction of the association and made a new commitment to reach our own
community.
The messengers approved a motion from the Vision Planning Committee to complete phase
two of the Missions Resource Center. It will include the construction of a large meeting
area that will seat 160+ with the vision of providing a place for new church starts. Church planting is urgently
needed in our county as we have tripled in population in the past 20 years and even with the growth experienced by the number of new member congregations, we have continued to become a smaller percentage of the
residents living here. The current large room will be reconfigured into three good sized conference rooms
available for Bible study, education and other break out functions. The project includes the obtaining of
one- half acre of adjoining land to increase parking capacity. This will make the Mission Resource Center the
largest associational facility in North Carolina and greatly expand our outreach, educational and conferencing
capabilities.
The cost is estimated to be $ 400,000 to $415,000 and depends on the contribution of our volunteers to finish
the interior work.
A 5-K-2 challenge to raise $100,000 over the next two years has been given to our members and congregations. If 20 people and/or congregations will commit to contributing $5,000 over the next two years, we will
meet our goal. You may even form a team to support your response to the challenge. Contributions of any
amount are encouraged and welcomed by the association and may be sent to Union Baptist Association, PO
Box 596, Monroe, N.C. 28111. Exceeding the challenge will enable the earlier retirement of the balance and
save valuable mission dollars. This is a genuine opportunity to plant seeds for many decades to come and is a
powerful way to join the Lord in a ministry of outreach and evangelism. Is the Lord laying this challenge on
your heart or the heart of your church? There are individuals and congregations who can meet this challenge
today. Let me reach out to you and urge you to join me in the making this commitment. I would welcome the
opportunity to speak and pray with you as you are led to join this partnership in church planting.
You may also like to know that the Missions Committee brought the name of The Invitation Church to the
association for approval of watch care into our fellowship. The mission of church planting has already begun!
In closing, I would like to share the last paragraph of my annual “State Of The Union” report with you:
“Finally, let me say a word not about our past journey together but of the future God has for Union Baptist
Association. There is strength and opportunity in working together while respecting the freedom and vision of
each of our churches. The greatest days of this body are before it, not behind it. Dream the dream again but
cast a clear vision of where God is leading this fellowship. Don’t question the doors the Lord opens but step
through them in faith, vision and commitment. He will provide the resources and the harvest, our task is to
plant the seeds for those who will come after our share of the work is finished.”
Consider this………
BI-VOCATIONAL MINISTRIES COORDINATOR
Rev. Tony Medlin
Thank you to the churches and messengers that joined in the Annual Fall Session of Union Baptist Association. The
Union Baptist Association was formed in 1854. The association exists because the churches decided they could do
more together than separately. They also joined together for fellowship purposes. The Baptist churches in Union
County shared a common theology. They were committed to a common mandate of carrying out Christ’s mission in
Acts 1:8. We as Southern Baptists have a great heritage.
Thinking about this, I remembered that my mother was raised a Primitive Baptist, but later changed churches to become a missionary
Baptist. Missionary Baptist came to be known as Southern Baptist. The title was missionary because they believed in missions. We don’t
use that title today, but we have the same mandate that formed the name. Today, we hear phrases like ‘Baptists on Mission’. So the title
changed, but the meaning is the same.
Baptists formed an association to fellowship and work together. Sometimes I hear people say they are Independent Baptists. I am not sure
what that means. Even the so called independent churches work with other independent churches. Southern Baptists are ‘self-governing’ or
autonomous. That means the church decides it policies, and direction. I am not sure a church can be more independent than Southern
Baptists. The church can choose the Pastor, where they spend money, how to receive members, worship style, worship music, what
programs to be used, what missions to support or none, version of the Bible to use, type of dress, and you can continue to add to the list.
This sounds and looks very independent to me. Yes, Southern Baptists are very independent, but choose to work together to support
missions and for fellowship.
Southern Baptist churches can even be part of the local association and never participate in anything that the association provides and
promotes. But it would appear to me that at least churches would send messengers to the annual session once a year for fellowship and to
show they want to work together in missions. Let’s encourage all our churches to associate together by attending associational meetings!
WMU NEWS
For all the blessings of the year, for all the friends we hold so dear,
For peace on earth, both far and near, We Thank Thee, Lord
For life and health, those common things, which everyday and hour brings,
For home, where our affection clings, We Thank Thee, Lord
For love of Thine which never tires, which all our better thought inspires
And warms our lives with heavenly fires, We Thank Thee, Lord
Amen
The quote above is a repeat from my article last November. I trust it has not been a year since we thanked our wonderful Lord for these
blessings, however we can get so caught up in the everyday urgencies that we take for granted the routine blessings. As major health issues
have impacted my family this year, I have become more aware of thanking God for my good health every day. I praise the Lord for ALL
His goodness to me. His mercy is new every morning, and He desires my obedience as a response to His mercy, grace, love and goodness.
May you be blessed this Thanksgiving season as your count your blessings and share with others from the bounty of God’s blessings to
you.
The International Mission Emphasis is scheduled for November 30th-December 7th. If you have not received a package of materials from
the WMU-NC office, call 866-210-8602. Packages have been mailed to churches recently.
November and December give many opportunities for sharing the love of Jesus through Giving. WMU has two annual projects for sharing
personal hygiene items with local and state agencies. Thank you for providing the bars of soap for our “Red Box” project to the Women’s
Correctional Centers in Raleigh.
Collection dates for the “Hygiene Kits” is November 24th – December 5th. Kits will be shared with the Community Shelter, Turning Point,
Friendship House, House of Pearls, Divine Ministries and other agencies depending on the quantity received. Items to be included in a zip
lock plastic bag are as follows:
Wash cloth w/Bar of Soap (4 - 5oz. size)
Deodorant – 2.8 oz or smaller (brand that can be used by male or female)
Toothbrush (individually wrapped), Toothpaste (3.5-4 oz size)
Shampoo (12 oz size or smaller at Wal-Mart) or travel size
Chap stick and Comb
DATES TO REMEMBER
Nov 3
Baptist Women’s World Day of Prayer, 7PM – Piney Grove East Missionary Baptist Church
1708 Ansonville Road, Wingate, N. C.
November – Baptist Children’s Home Offering – Ladies help promote this offering in your church
Nov. 30 – Dec 7 - Week of Prayer for International Missions, Lottie Moon Christmas Offering
Dec 13
Donna Pittman Toy Store - Toys collected from December 1st – December 12th
THANK YOU for giving to the LORD and making a difference in the life of someone, somewhere!
All for HIM,
NOVEMBER BIRTHDAYS
2
Mrs. Dennis (Gay) Burton
UBA Director of Missions
6
Rev. David Elsey
Oakland
10
Rev. Joey Query
Antioch
10
Mrs. Lanny (Elaine) Hasty
Fellowship
Rev. Lanny Hasty
Fellowship
Mrs. Stephen (Maleah) Watkins
Benton Heights
Dr. Harry Poovey
Supply
Mrs. Dale (Vicki) Brooks
Euto
Mrs. Jean Paul (Lucileia) Faria
New Life Brazilian
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23
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NOVEMBER ANNIVERSARIES
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Include in your prayers the “Churches of the Week”
and their leaders listed below:
Nov. 2-8
Nov. 9-15
Nov. 16-22
Nov. 23-29
Nov. 30-Dec. 6
Centerview
Central
Christ
Corinth
Covenant
Rev. John Green, Interim
Rev. Tim Helms
Rev. Steve Hicks
Rev. Roy Helms
Rev. Rile Baucom
2015 Mission VBS Opportunity
Rev. & Mrs. Dustin Knight
Friendly
Rev. & Mrs. Neal Workman
Forest Hills
Dr. & Mrs. Mel Winstead
Mt. Moriah
Rev. & Mrs. Marty Griffin
Rev. & Mrs. Alan Rushing
Dr. & Mrs. David Richardson
Rev. & Mrs. Victor Dermid
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23
25
29
Please pray for the congregations of these churches as
they seek God’s help in finding new leaders:
Centerview, El Buen, Macedonia,
Roanoke, Shiloh, West Monroe
New Hope
Foundation
Faulks
Olive Branch
In June of this year four team members
from the UBA went to Littlestown,
Pennsylvania to assist Living Faith
Church with their Vacation Bible
School. As a result of that mission trip,
Living Faith Church has requested a team come lead
their VBS in 2015. Anyone interested in pursuing the
possibility of being a part of this mission team for June
2015, contact Vickie Tuggle at 704-764-7664. What an
opportunity to share the love of Christ with children,
teenagers, and adults.
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We would like to extend a special
thank you to our volunteers that
helped with the preparation and
mailing of the October UBA
Messenger: Shirley Griffin,
Carole Helms, Janice James and Sarah Traywick
from Austin Grove Baptist Church. If your group
is interested in helping, please call the UBA office at
704.283.8383. Thank you for giving your time and
making the day so enjoyable.
There will be a BAKE and
CRAFT SALE, Saturday,
November 22, 2014 at Monroe
First Baptist Church, 109 Morrow
St., Monroe NC, 8:30-12 noon in
the Family Life Center to raise funds
to help with the 2015 Mission VBS
to Living Faith Baptist Church in
Littlestown, Pennsylvania. There
will be casseroles, pies, cakes,
jewelry, Christmas items, wreaths,
and much more. Please stop by and support this
worthwhile mission.
Sunday,
November 2, 2014
CHURCH NEWS
Benton’s Cross Roads: The 2014 USO Show
tribute to our Veterans will be held on Nov. 7 &
8 in the Benton'
s Crossroads Baptist
Church Family Life Center. The tribute will
begin with the Presentation of Colors at 6:25
each night. Please join us as we pay tribute to
these brave men and women.
Ebenezer: We will host a joint Thanksgiving service & meal on
Tues., Nov. 25 at 6:30 pm at Trinity Baptist Church. Choirs from
Ebenezer, Trinity & Friendly will perform. Rev. Dustin Knight
will be speaking. Following the service, there will be a covered
dish meal. Ebenezer & Friendly will provide the sides and
desserts. Trinity will provide the meat, bread and drinks. All are
welcome to join us!!
Hermon: We'
ll be showing the video from the Billy Graham
Evangelistic Assoc. entitled Heaven on Nov. 15, starting at 7
pm. Please make plans to attend this event and pray about family
members and friends you can bring with you to hear the message
of hope this presentation will offer.
Mary Elizabeth: Pork or Chicken BBQ on Nov. 15, 11am-7pm.
$8 per plate. Pick-up stations: BP on Hwy. 200 South, Mineral
Springs & Park Grove. Proceeds go to our building fund.
Mill Creek: You are invited to join us on Tues., Dec. 2, at 7 pm
as we host the Queen City Ringers for a Christmas Concert,
All is Calm, All is Bright. No admission cost. Join us for an
inspirational evening of Christmas music with Handbells.
We are also hosting Stephen & Emily Crabtree, who will be
speaking about their work in Southeast Asia, on Wed., Dec. 10,
2014, at 6:15 until 7:45 pm. Emily is an native of Anson County
and we are excited to welcome her and her husband to tell us
what is going on in a part of the world we know so little about.
We welcome all UBA churches to come and share with us this
very timely and informative presentation.
Sandy Ridge: Community Choir Christmas Celebration with
Mt. Zion, Corinth, Calvary, Hermon and Sandy Ridge. “Let the
Whole World Sing” is the theme and has an international flare,
including singing, music, flags and costume. Dec. 13 - 4 pm at
Monroe Crossings. Dec. 13 & 14, 7 pm at Sandy Ridge. Tickets
are free but needed to ensure seating. See church members for
more information.
Sardis: On Nov. 1, 4-7 pm, we will host the Sardis Country Fair
with inflatables, corn dogs, funnel cakes, punkin chunkin, games
and so much more. Everyone is invited to attend.
On Dec. 6 & 7 at 6 pm we will present: “A Night of Hope” - a
celebration of Jesus with music and drama. Childcare provided.
Doors open at 5:30 pm. Refreshments at conclusion of program.
Everyone is invited!
On Wed., Dec. 10, at 7 pm, local author Julie Kemp, “Faith Has
its Reasons” A Journey of Grief & Healing, will share her testimony. Special music by Sherry Potts.
Waxhaw: On Sat., Dec.6, our choir will present the musical
“The First Noel” at 5 pm with fellowship to follow. Child care
will be available for children through 2 years of age. On Sat.
Dec. 20 starting at 5 pm, join us for our Walk Through Bethlehem, an indoor/outdoor interactive guided tour that will take you
back in time to the night Jesus was born in the town of
Bethlehem.
Operation Christmas Child
Collection Schedule
Union Baptist Association, located at
1744 Williams Road, Monroe, NC, will serve as a
collection center for Operation Christmas Child.
National Collection Week is November 17-24.
Please follow this schedule for collection:
Monday, November 17
Tuesday, November 18
Wednesday, November 19
Thursday, November 20
Friday, November 21
Saturday, November 22
Sunday, November 23
Monday, November 24
2-5 pm
12-2 pm
12-2 pm
12-2 pm
4-9 pm
1-3 pm
1-5 pm
9 am-8 pm
November 25 is the last day to turn in shoeboxes.
If you can volunteer for any of these days or times,
please call the UBA at 704-283-8383.
Dolls and Dogs for Jesus
Notice to those with the gift of “Helping
Others” 1 Cor. 12:28
The ministry of Dolls and Dogs for Jesus needs volunteers to ‘blind stitch’ the
dogs’ ears onto the heads and close the
opening for stuffing. If you are not familiar with this stitch (blind stitch), it would
only require 10 minutes of instruction
time. If you are available to help, please
call Joan Stanley at 704-989-6354. These hand-made
dolls and dogs are provided to churches on mission at
their request. They are also available for the Operation
Christmas Child shoe box gifts.
On Oct. 1 NAMB
launched SBC Pastoral
Care Line, a phone line that
is 100 percent confidential and
was established in partnership
with Focus on the Family. Any
pastor or church staff can call 1-844-Pastor1 (844727-8671) for anonymous, confidential consultation
with any struggle in his life. Pastors, please write
down this number, put it in your contact list and call
any time you need a confidential friend.
UBA CALENDAR EVENTS
NOVEMBER
2 Turn clocks back one hour
3
Baptist Women’s World Day of Prayer 7 pm
Piney Grove East Missionary Baptist Church
10-11 BSCNC Annual Meeting
Koury Convention Center, Greensboro, NC
14
UBA Office Closed 9-12 for Staff Training
16-23 Baptist Children’s Homes of NC
Thanksgiving Offering & Week of Prayer
17
UBA Council Mtg. 7 pm UBA MRC
17-24 OCC National Collection Week - UBA MRC
(See schedule on previous page)
18
Men’s Worship Rally-Lakeview Baptist
24-Dec. 5
Collection dates for hygiene kits
25
MissionInsite Orientation Mtg. for Pastors & Staff
9-12 noon UBA MRC
26-28 UBA Closed for Thanksgiving
30-Dec.7 Week of Prayer & Mission Study for
International Missions & the Lottie
Moon Christmas Offering
DECEMBER
1-12
Toy Collection for Donna Pittman Christmas
Toy Store - Leave prices on toys
4
Christmas Communion & Lunch for
Pastors and Staff 11 am
Benton’s Cross Roads Baptist
12
Fruitland Baptist Bible College Graduation
Hendersonville Campus
13
Donna Pittman Christmas Toy Store 8am-7pm
22-26 UBA Closed for Christmas
STATE CONFERENCES
Contact the Baptist State Convention of
North Carolina at 1-800-395-5102.
RA Day at Caraway
Saturday, November 1, 2014
Call 336-629-2374 or 336-625-5867 for more info.
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Region 6 Men’s Ministry Worship Rally
Tuesday, November 18, 2014
Lakeview Baptist, Monroe
$5 per person To register call 919-459-5596 or
email [email protected]
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Coats for the City
November 11-14, 2014
New York City-areas surrounding
Metro New York Baptist Association
What a great way to share Christ with others around the
season celebrating his birth than to distribute coats and share
the gospel with people. That is exactly what Coats for the
City is all about. Participants will take new or gently used
coats collected from all over North Carolina and give them
out to people off the streets in New York, praying that God
will lead in gospel conversations.
For more information call ext. 5654 or 5536.
Opportunities & Positions
Antioch is seeking a part-time worship music leader to model
and promote heart-felt worship and praise. The responsibilities
include leading the choir, praise team, and all congregational
singing to encourage a unified/blended worship service. Music
training and/or equivalent experience is preferred. Approx. 20
hrs/week. If interested contact us at
[email protected].
Ebenezer is seeking a Part-time Children Ministry Director
position. Salaried position based on 20 hours per week. The
ideal candidate will lead and develop a Children Ministry that
works within the structure of Ebenezer Baptist Church.
Candidate should have an understanding of early childhood
development and a heart to help children reach his/her full
God-given potential. The person in this position must sense a
calling to help children know more fully about Jesus and His
salvation that is available for them. Résumé may be emailed to
[email protected] or mailed to the church’s
address: 1417 Unionville-Indian Trail Road West, Indian Trail
NC 28079.
Euto is looking for a paid full-time student pastor to oversee
our youth and children’s ministry. Send résumé to Euto
Baptist Church, ATTN: Dale Brooks, 6019 Hwy. 205 ,
Marshville NC 28103 or email to
[email protected].
First Marshville is in search of a Minister with Students.
This person will have both the experience and calling to serve
with students, 6-12 grades, with the love of Christ. The
position is part time with the assumption that this ministry will
require 10-15 hours each week. Our church'
s statement of
belief is consistent with the 1963 Baptist Faith and Message.
Our Student Minister will serve with a team of ministers which
includes our Pastor, Associate Pastor, Minister of Music, Faith
Community Nurse, as well as a great group of volunteers. We
invite applications from men and women, as well as couples
who have a passion for discipling young people. Interested
persons may submit applications to Dr. Doug Danner at
[email protected].
First Marshville is also in search of a Church Administrative
Assistant Secretary - part-time, Monday-Friday, 9 am -12
noon. Candidate must be comfortable with MS Office Suite
and QuickBooks. Send resume to
[email protected].
Mill Creek is seeking a Pianist. The position would include
accompaniment to the choir as well as playing during worship.
If interested, please send a résumé to Mill Creek Baptist
Church, Attention Lynn Lewis, 5417 Morgan Mill Road,
Monroe NC 28110.
Memorial Baptist Church, Kannapolis is seeking a full-time
Minister of Students. The position includes ministry to
children and youth (grades 1-12). Candidates should have
3 or more years experience. A Bachelor’s Degree is required
(Master of Divinity preferred). Send résumé to Minister of
Students Search Committee, Memorial Baptist Church, 1785
Dale Earnhardt Blvd, Kannapolis, NC 28083 or email to
[email protected].
CHURCH
September Year-to-Date CHURCH
September Year-to-Date
Antioch
200.00
1,533.36 Philadelphia
1,062.10
8,341.48
Austin Grove
354.17
3,187.53 Pleasant Hill
208.34
2,083.40
Benton Heights
375.00
625.00 Providence
0.00
0.00
Benton's Cross Roads
0.00
500.00 Roanoke
960.00
960.00
Bethel
0.00
2,625.00 Sandy Ridge
811.75
3,882.16
Calvary
0.00
4,885.52 Sardis
1,111.92
9,199.31
Centerview
366.76
3,051.77 Secrest Grove
0.00
0.00
Central
0.00
300.00 Shiloh
0.00
15,000.00
Christ
0.00
0.00 Solid Rock
50.00
450.00
Corinth
0.00
1,200.00 South Monroe formerly Sunset Pk
0.00
0.00
Covenant
0.00
0.00 Sutton Park
0.00
574.00
Ebenezer
546.43
4,414.42 Trinity
250.00
750.00
El Buen Pastor
0.00
378.00 Union
0.00
1,000.00
Elizabeth Missionary
0.00
400.00 Union Grove
0.00
900.00
Emmanuel
312.25
1,653.99 Waxhaw
275.00
1,100.00
Euto
399.14
12,554.95 Weddington First
1,728.73
12,240.48
Fairfield
0.00
125.00 West Monroe
200.00
1,500.00
Faith
0.00
0.00 Westend
0.00
0.00
Faulks
0.00
1,794.12 Wingate
241.00
2,169.00
Fellowship
100.00
500.00
Forest Hills
0.00
0.00 Missions:
Foundation
100.00
450.00 Freedom Biker Church
0.00
1,570.14
0.00
Friendly
200.00
600.00 New Life Brazilian Baptist Church
0.00
Hamilton Cross Roads
500.00
1,500.00 Total
18,909.91 175,671.80
Hermon
713.00
6,417.00
Hopewell
0.00
6,375.00
Howie
0.00
0.00
Indian Trail First
450.00
4,050.00
King Memorial
0.00
0.00
Korean Baptist/Charlotte
0.00
1,200.00
Korean Global Msn. Ch.
0.00
800.00 Account Balances September 30, 2014
Lakeview
0.00
3,000.00
$100.00
Lanes Creek
0.00
0.00
* Checking Account-BB&T
24,602.83
Lee Park
0.00
5,000.00
Checking Account-5th 3rd
50,659.25
Love
0.00
500.00
$75,362.08
Total
Macedonia
214.42
1,625.02
Marshville-First
0.00
1,500.00
A complete financial statement is available upon request.
Mary Elizabeth
0.00
497.18
Midway
0.00
1,841.89
Mill Creek
0.00
3,000.00
Monroe-First
833.30
3,749.99
Mount Harmony
417.07
3,336.56
UNION BAPTIST ASSOCIATION
Mountain Springs
0.00
6,240.00
PO BOX 596
Mt. Moriah
173.60
1,442.47
1744 Williams Road
Mt. Olive
2,000.00
2,000.00
Monroe NC 28110
Mt. Pleasant
799.92
6,597.35
www.unionbaptist.com
Mt. Zion
425.07
1,233.77 Phone: 704-283-8383
Fax: 704-289-1762
New Covenant of Ind.Trail
0.00
0.00
(formerly Hartis Grove)
Director of Missions
New Hope
0.00
3,462.55 Dennis L. Burton
Tony
D.
Medlin
Bi Vocational Ministries
New Life
0.00
0.00
Coordinator
New Salem
0.00
300.00
Henry M. Funderburk
Mission Trip Coordinator
Oak Grove
330.94
2,904.39 Jean K. Rollins
Administrative Assistant
Oakland
300.00
2,700.00 Bessie S. Benson
Secretary
Olive Branch
1,900.00
1,900.00
The Donna Pittman
Christmas Toy Store
Saturday, December 13, 2014
8:00 am - 7:00 pm
Union Baptist Association
1744 Williams Road
Monroe NC 28110
Chaperones and youth will be working at the
Samaritans Purse Operation Christmas Child center in
Charlotte on three different evenings this year. We
would like to thank the Youth Directors and Youth
from our UBA churches for participating in this event
each year.
Emails will be sent to Youth Directors reminding them of the night
they chose and Churches attending will receive informational packets
with waivers to have completed before arriving.
Churches attending will be called in November to check their final
numbers as we have a waiting list.
CHRISTMAS COMMUNION SERVICE
and
LUNCH MEETING
for
MINISTERS, SPOUSES, and STAFF
Benton’s Cross Roads Baptist Church
109 Lawyers Road East
Monroe NC 28110
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 2014
11:00 AM
Please RSVP (704-283-8383)
Union Baptist Association
PO Box 596
Monroe, NC 28111-0596
November 30-December 7, 2014
Collection for toys will be
December 1-12, 2014, at the UBA.
If you would like to donate new toys,
bring them to the UBA before December 12.
Please leave price on toys or
write the price on the toys..
ELECTRONIC SERVICE REQUESTED
Matthew 28: 19-20
NON-PROFIT ORG.
US POSTAGE PAID
PERMIT NO. 125
MONROE, NC