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A virtual armada of RV’s rolled into TheBaptist College of Florida (BCF) campus inJanuary month when the 42-member BUDDBuilders showed up with hammers in hand todo just that—build.

The Missouri based Building Under DivineDirection (BUDD) Builders program, a not-for-profit group created in 1997, has traveledthe country from Arizona to Miami buildingchurches for eight years. After reading aboutBCF’s Shepherds’ Cottages for retired minis-ters, the group decided to vary from their usualchurch-building work to help honor those whohave given a lifetime of Christian service.

The trip brought the RV-traveling group ofretired teachers, railroad workers, civil service,bankers, ministers, construction managers,business owners, and more from Missouri tothe rural northwest Florida college campuswhere they are building two new homes in thecollege’s Shepherds’ Cottages development.

The Shepherds’ Cottages are individualresidences for independent living on the cam-pus of BCF designed to serve as affordableretirement homes for retired ministers.

Each of the cottages is built entire-ly through donations and volunteerlabor in a similar fashion as the popu-lar Habitat-For-Humanity model.

According to Kinchen, The BUDDBuilders have been an integral part ofthe process as their work moves thedevelopment closer to serving moreretired ministers. “The BUDDBuilders have brought a greater focusto the Shepherds’ Cottages,” explainsthe college president. “They havetapped into the passion that I feel forthe project. In fact we have designatedone of the streets in the development

as “BUDD Way.”Now in their second year of work at BCF,

the BUDD Builders have seen the completionof two cottages from the ground up, bringingthe total number of cottages to six.

The group, representing 16 MissouriSouthern Baptist churches, will conclude theirthree-month trip to northwest Florida inMarch, but they have already voted to return tothe campus next year when they will continuethe work at the Shepherds’ Cottages.

“These folks are literally a God send forthe college,” says Kinchen of the BUDDBuilders’ contribution to the cottages and otherbuilding projects on campus including a newresidence hall and renovation of the mainadministration building. “They come in with awillingness to work and a great sense of God’sleadership. We look forward to seeing themeach year.”

“I have never seen a group work harder andhave a more pleasant outlook,” he continues.“They are a genuine pleasure on the campusand in the community. We would be lost with-out them.”

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Volume 61 Number 1(USPS) 041-960 Spring 2006

PUBLISHERThomas A. Kinchen, President

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ECHOES

Dear Friends,

It is time to reflect for a moment, assess where we are,and as the Apostle Paul wrote to the Philippian churchpress on “toward the mark.” During 2005 we saw evi-

dence of our Lord’s blessings in all facets of the school’s life. Many of the familiarfaces on campus left with the death of Dr. J.W. Lee and the retirements of Drs. JerryOswalt, Jack Cunningham, and Irvin Murrell. We are reminded that the individualpersonalities may change, but the personality and focus of the college remains that of“Changing the World through the Unchanging Word®.”

The last year has seen many advances in technology. From the wireless campus to thegrowth of our radio ministry we have been reminded that the old story is couched innew transmission methods. Through our various degree programs we have continuedto send out those who bring a song to the heart, good news for the soul, instructionfor young minds and mending for wounded spirits. What better work could anyschool hope to do, and what finer product could any institution hope to produce?

After a bit of reflection we need to assess where we are. Very simply, we are full. Ourresidence halls, apartments, classrooms and offices are stretched almost beyond theirlimits. In view of this we have begun an ambitious program of construction and ren-ovation of student housing. New ten-bed residence hall units are being built for sin-gle students. The Lakeview Apartments are being totally renovated on the interior andexterior. The program also calls for construction of several new apartments for largerfamilies.

Thankfully the renovation and expansion of the R.G. Lee Chapel has been complet-ed, and we are anticipating a service of dedication on Friday, May 5, 2006. Some ren-ovation work has been completed on Solomon Hall and Graceville Hall. We havecompleted construction of six Shepherds’ Cottages. Also, we are nearing completionof the Dr. J.W. and Joyce Lee Visiting Scholars Residence. These projects have beenmade possible through the generosity of God’s faithful people who have contributedso faithfully.

So where do we go in pressing “toward the mark?” The future is bright, and the pos-sibilities are without limit. Our Just Imagine capital fundraising campaign continuesas we prepare for a new classroom building, new offices, new music facilities,expanded student services facilities and the development of new property. Expandedareas of study are on the horizon as we develop further in teacher education, mediatechnology, and business administration services.

When we review where we have come, where we are, and the condition of the worldaround us our only possible response is to pray harder, grow stronger, stand taller, andfollow closer as we press “toward the mark.” I am enthusiastically anticipating thejourney. Please come with us. With God’s guidance and your support we will seegreater days than we have ever imagined in “Changing the World through theUnchanging Word®.”

God Bless You,

From The PresidentToward the

Mark

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BCF continues to hold steadfast in thejourney toward the mark of “Changing theWorld Through the Unchanging Word®.”Students are encouraged in their spiritualwalk through a variety of programs. Chapelservices are held Monday throughWednesday each week featuring lead-ing Southern Baptist pastors andteachers from Florida and aroundthe country.

Each residence hall offersorganized prayer andaccountability groups.Baptist Collegiate Ministry(BCM) continues the popu-lar “Salpiza” meeting eachTuesday night. New offer-ings include a NearlyWeds/Newly Weds classtaught each week by Dr. TodTanner.

BCM student teams continueto take to the streets with thegospel message reaching thisyear into several juveniledetention centers andnumerous churches.Ministries includedrama, music andprayer.

Many other stu-dents are sharing theirfaith at home and abroadas seen in the missionsstory on page 6.

The past year has brought manyadvances and a renewed vision for thefuture at BCF. “Our Lord continues to sendwonderful people to the college for theirministry preparation,” tells Kinchen. “Theworld is too lost and the costs are too highf o r

us to relax in our efforts to educate and traina mighty army for our Lord.”

“Our Lord has set the mark for eachindividually and for the college family as awhole. It is now our great responsibility andprivilege to move toward that divineappointment,” he continues.

“We will take a moment to celebrate thesuccesses and pray fervently over the

challenges. After that we move for-ward in the great joy of knowing

that we are on this wonderfuljourney in fellowship with

each other and with theHoly Spirit of God.”

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As The Baptist College of Floridapresses on “toward the mark” it isvaluable to reflect for a moment on

the year that has passed.“The year of 2005 has been one of great

blessing and hope at BCF,” said PresidentThomas A. Kinchen. “We have seen evi-dences of God’s hand at work on the cam-pus, in the classrooms, in the chapel, in thelocal churches and schools, and on the mis-sion fields.”

A Christian Studies major was added tothe college’s curriculum. The major isdesigned for students who have previouslycompleted an Associate degree from aregionally accredited community college.

The program of study builds on the asso-ciate degree allowing students to completetheir study at BCF more efficiently.

The college welcomed Dr. James Newellto the faculty ranks in July 2005. He cameon board as the Associate Professor of OldTestament and Hebrew.

Dr. Rich Elligson was another signifi-cant contributor for the fall semester whenhe served as the visiting Missions Professor.He taught nine hours of Mission courseswhile on stateside assignment from hiswork in Brazil with the InternationalMission Board.

New on the horizon is a media ministrycomponent.

The college campus in Graceville hasseen numerous improvements. Perhapsmost significant is the completion of therenovation project of the exterior of the R.G.Lee Chapel.

As seen on the cover, the chapel is facedwith redbrick andhighlightedby majesticfront col-umns and anew steeplefixed atopthe center ofthe structure.The frontentrance isflanked by acollection ofold fash-ioned lampposts surround-ing the structure in a befitting gentle gloweach night.

Several groups of volunteers from areachurches made visits to the BCF campusthis year to assist with construction projects.

Among those are: Calvary BaptistChurch of Dothan, Alabama, Orlando FirstBaptist Church, Fellowship Baptist Churchof Tallahassee, and First Baptist Church ofThomasville, Georgia, Ridgecrest BaptistChurch in Dothan and Harmony BaptistAssociation.

The groups built decks, access ramp,new bathroom, painted the Library, studentcenter and cafeteria, remodeled two units inthe Lakeview Housing Complex, and driedin the JW and Joyce Lee Cottage forVisiting Scholars.

The B.U.D.D. Builders are on campusnow making vast improvements as theycomplete construction of the Lee Cottage,

r e n o v a t emarried stu-dent hous-ing, renovatea recentlyacquired his-toric homeand churchin the col-l e g e ’ sH e r i t a g eV i l l a g e ,c o m p l e t etwo newShepherds’C o t t a g e s ,

and constructionof a much needed new residence hall.

The food service and bookstore areas arealso under renovation. The site of the for-mer bookstore has been redesigned as thecollege’s new coffee shop, King’s Cup.

Quickly becoming a favorite hang-outfor students, the shop offers a variety of fla-vors of coffee and cold drinks as well as acozy atmosphere to chat with a friend orstudy.

Future plans call for a new classroombuilding and expansion of office facilities.

“The year of 2005 hasbeen one of greatblessing and hope atBCF. We have seenevidences of God’shand at work.” --Kinchen

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through his Personal Evangelism course. In last year’s class 59 students reported

698 evangelistic attempts; 450 times shar-ing testimony and/or a gospel presentation.These efforts resulted in 83 professions offaith.

Mission trips last summer also sawgroups in Miami and upstate New York forchurch planting work and West Africa forevangelism and discipleship work with theDagaari people group.

Two BCF students found independentmission opportunities, spending their sum-mers in India and China and several wereinvolved in various types of missions workthrough BCM summer missions and otherinternships.

As reported previously in Echoes, BCFstudents and faculty rolled up their sleevesand got dirty in demolition efforts in thehurricane ravaged gulf coas region ofMississippi in the fall of this year.

I think these trips were an eye-opener toall of us,” explained BCF mission coordina-tor Lauren Parnell of the experience.

The trip brought a realization to thegroup of how quickly they could be in needof the same assistance they were trying toprovide. “Our group [saw] first hand howwe can be stripped of all our possessions ina matter of hours, and have nothing left butour faith that God’s hand has not left us,”she said. “Truly we have to rely on Godeveryday for the provisions we have everyday.”

Parnell, a mission intern at BCF fromSouthwestern Baptist Theological Seminaryin Fort Worth, Texas, also led a group of 19students to South Carolina over theChristmas break. The group ministered toover 300 people during the week-long trip.

Working in conjunction with SouthCarolina’s Saluda Baptist Association, stu-dents staged Christmas parties for inner citychildren and senior adults in area nursinghomes.

In addition, they volunteered atAnderson Inner-Faith ministries, a Christianorganization that seeks to aid the workingpoor. The staff kept the group busy workingin the food pantry, repainting the office anddistributing Christmas presents.

Spring Break wasn’t time to hit thebeach for five BCF students who spent the

week in Russia where, instead of workingon their tan, they worked in orphanages,presented anevangelisticevent, assist-ed a churchplant, andministered tothe homeless.

The tripwas spon-sored by BobH a r t m a nInternationalMinistries inN a s h v i l l e ,T e n n e s s e efollowing anapologeticsseminar pre-sented at thecollege earli-er in the year.Students whoparticipatedin the semi-nar wereinvited to goon the SpringBreak trip to Yekaterinburg, Russia.

Still upcoming this year is a mission tripknown around campus as the “AmazonRiver Trip.” Led by Jumper, the team of 14,including 11 students, himself, and 2 med-ical staff, will travel to the port town ofManacapuru, Brazil where they will boardthe Marco Polo on the Amazon River.

They will travel 20 hours up the riverand then live on the river vessel for 10 days.Each day the group will take smaller boatsout through the tributaries to the jungles tominister to the unreached people groupson the banks of the Amazon.

“It’s like going back in time onthe Amazon River,” explains teammember and BCF SophomoreMission major Malia Parrish.“From what I’ve read, the menstill get up every morning andgo hunting for food for the day.We’re going to have to reallyhumble ourselves on this trip.Their way of life is so complete-ly different.”

Parrish had been praying and askingGod to open doors for the mission trip in

which she should participate.The Amazon River trip real-ly struck a cord with theCape Coral, Florida native.“It’s a unique trip in whatwe’re going to be doing trav-eling up and down the riverby boat and in who we willbe able to minister to,” shecontinued. “I’m excited to bepart of it.”

Jumper says that stu-dents like Malia are whyBCF provides hands-on mis-sion opportunities in the col-lege curriculum. “We believethat missions is best learnedin action, on-the-field, so weprovide both short-term tripsand long-term internships forstudents,” he elaborates.

“The students benefitacademically, spiritually, andpractically with the experi-ence, and the Lord’s work isaccomplished in beautifulways as we minister and

evangelize.”By the year’s end, hundreds of people

around the world will have been reached bythe faculty and students of BCF.

This feat, Kinchen says, is evidence ofthe continued mission emphasis at BCFwhere the focus remains “Changing theWorld Through the Unchanging Word®.”

Missions

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If you ask BCF President Dr. Thomas A.Kinchen what he feels is the heartbeatof the college, without hesitation he

will answer each time-- missions. Missions has long been an important

facet of college life for BCF students andwith the addition of the Missions degree in2004 became a formal program of study.Students have the opportunity to participatein numerous college sponsored missiontrips each year from just down the street toaround the world.

“There is just no substitute for a heartcaptured by the realization that our Lord letsus work with Him in sharing the gospelthroughout the world,” says Kinchen of thepurposeful mission emphasis at BCF.

“My prayer for BCF is twofold. First, Ipray that we will never lose the focus andfervor for mission involvement. Second, Ipray that we will continually find moreways to express that focus and fervor,” the16-year college president explains. “It is myabsolute intent to do all that I can to see thisprayer come to fulfillment. It is one of thegreatest joys of my life.”

Kinchen’s efforts to fulfill this prayer areevident in the practical work going on everyday at BCF. Dr. Robin Jumper, dean of fac-ulty, associate professor of evangelism andmissions, and chair of the theology division,encourages students to engage in missionsin their own backyard each semester

Quick LookBCF students ministered,or will minister, in theseareas this year:

BCF students share the gospel messagewith their neighbors just down the street

and literally around the world.

MissionswGraceville, Fla.wMiami, Fla.wUpstate New YorkwWest AfricawChinaw IndiawU.S. Gulf Coastw South CarolinawRussiawBrazil

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PO Box 72, GrandRidge, FL 32442, byphone at 850-592-3403 or e-mail tobromikeathome@earthlink.net.

Garland K. (Buster)Jordan (95) may bereached by mail at1205 Andries Street,Many, LA 71449, byphone at 318-256-0222 or e-mail to cbcmusic@cebridge.net.

Charlie Shields (95)graduated from SBTSin December 2005with a Doctor ofMinistry in ExpositoryPreaching. Charlie ispastor of MemorialBaptist Church inNew Castle, IN. Hemay be reached bymail at 906 PlumStreet, New Castle, IN47362 or e-mail tocesmbc@sbcglobal.net.

Scott and AmandaBeck (98) Varnumannounce the birth oftheir fourth child,Hydie Scotlyn. Hydiewas born December19, 2005 weighing 7lbs. 15 oz. and 21inches long. She is thebaby sister to Maddie,5, Sadie, 4, andCassie, 1. Amanda isemployed by theOkaloosa CountySchool District as afirst grade teacher atLaurel Hill School.The Varnums may bereached by mail at27275 Finks MillRoad, Florala, AL36442, or e-mail toamanda76v@yahoo.com.

Jodie E. Robinson(98) is currently serv-ing as pastor atWallace ChapelBaptist Church inCusseta, AL. Jodieand wife, Anita, maybe reached by mail at101 Veterans Pkwy.

#173, Opelika, AL36801 or by phone at334-737-3700.

Steve Phillips (99) isthe Event Coordinatorfor BreakawayMinistries and SilverRing Thing ofAlabama (a faithbased abstinence pro-gram). Steve and wife,Karla, have two chil-dren, Hannah, 8, andEmily, 1. They may bereached by mail at2808 Cedar Bend Rd.North, Southside, AL35907 or by phone at256-413-3940.

2000’sJames P. (Rick)Henderson (00) isAssistant Director ofStudent Ministries atTwin CitiesCommunity Church inGrass Valley, CA. Hemay be reached bymail at 15048 MonteVista Drive, NevadaCity, CA 95959.

Arland (Trey) Wells(00) is a youth pastorat Rose of SharonBaptist Church inDurham, NC. He isalso attending SEBTS.Trey may be reachedby mail at 845GStadium Drive, WakeForest, NC 27587 orby phone at 919-931-8887.

Mitch Landress (01)graduated in May of2005 from SBTS witha Master of Divinityin Theology. He isserving at NorthwestBaptist Church inGainesville, FL. Mitchand wife, Jennifer, areexpecting their firstchild in March of2006. Mitch and fami-ly may be reached bymail at NorthwestBaptist Church, 5514NW 23rd Ave.,Gainesville, FL32606, by phone at

352-377-5076, or e-mail to mitch@nwbc-gnv.org.

Mike Patillo (01) ispastor at LyeffionBaptist Church inEvergreen, AL. Heand wife, Lisa, havethree children, Jacob,15, Isabella, 3, andOlivia, 1. They maybe reached by mail atRt. 1, Box 103A,Evergreen, AL 36401,by phone at 251-578-1120 or e-mail topatillofamily@bellsouth.net.

Joey Hufschmidt(02) is serving at FirstBaptist Church inDonalsonville, GA.He and wife, Heather,announce the birth oftheir son born onApril 10, 2005. Theymay be reached bymail at 104 W. 7thStreet, Donalsonville,GA 39845, by phoneat 229-524-8341 or e-mail to fbcdmusic@mchsi.com.

Brian (02) andKimberly (03) Metzmay be reached bymail at 395Massachusetts Ave.Apt. 2, Boston, MA02115. Brian and

Kimberly are workingwith the BaptistConvention of NewEngland and theCollegiate ChurchPlanting Communityof Boston. They arefollowing God’s callto start a collegiatefocused church indowntown Boston.

Rickie (02) andChristina (03)Wilson have relocatedto Navarre, FL. Rickieis Minister of Studentsand Education at FirstBaptist Church inNavarre, FL andChristina is a fourthgrade teacher at thelocal intermediateschool. They may bereached by mail at2114 Casa de Oro,Navarre, FL 32566 orby phone at 850-515-0268.

Kirby (04) andAmanda (03)O’Brien may bereached by mail at712 Yale Drive #10,Clarksville, IN 47129,by phone at 812-786-0855, or e-mail tokirbman1210@hotmail.com. Kirby isa student at SBTS. Heis working on aMaster of Divinity in

International ChurchPlanting. Kirby volun-teers at GracelandBaptist Church inNew Albany, IN lead-ing worship for mid-dle school youth.

Robert H. (Bobby)Glass (05) may bereached by mail atP.O. Box 885,Havana, FL 32333 ore-mail torhg23@aol.com.

Chad Reister (05)may be reached by e-mail to reisterc@bellsouth.net.

DeathsSammy R. Clary, Sr.(95) passed awayNovember 2005. Hiswife, Karen, may bereached by mail at1055 Chambers Rd.,Milam, TX 75959-2850.

CorrectionLeo C. Daugherty isa 1976 graduate of theformer BBI.

Roy Lamar Cordle(77) may be reachedby e-mail to roycordle@bellsouth.net.

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1980’sWilliam (Billy)Duggan (80) is princi-pal of VictoryChristian Academy inSneads, FL. Wife,Debra, teaches sixthgrade math at WestBainbridge MiddleSchool in Bainbridge,GA and is working ona Doctoral Degree inEducation from NovaSoutheasternUniversity. They maybe reached by mail at2045 Third Ave.North, Apt. 234,Sneads, FL 32460, byphone at 850-593-3372 or e-mail tobillyduggan@yahoo.com.

Alan G. Moore (80)is pastor of FirstBaptist Church inPolk City, FL. He andwife, Joanne, may bereached at PO Box761, Polk City, FL33868, by phone at

863-984-5184 or e-mail to pastor@fbcpolkcity.com.

Armand Jalbert (81)is pastor at SedleyBaptist Church inSedley, VA. He andwife, Naoko, may bereached by mail at17432 First Street,Sedley, VA 23878, byphone at 757-562-4148 or e-mail toarmand@beldar.com.

Gary Hartman (84)is pastor at AntiochBaptist Church ofHarris County inFortson, GA. He pre-viously served as pas-tor of two churches inSoutheast Indianawhile obtaining aMasters Degree inChristian Educationfrom SBTS. Gary andwife, Kathy, may bereached by mail at4319 Harris Road,Ellerslie, GA 31807 or

e-mail to gary5625@mchsi.com.

Charles (87) and Pat(88) Collins wouldlike to thank the BCFfamily for theirprayers for theirdaughter, Jessi. Shewas diagnosed with arare liver disease inlate 2005 and was inneed of a liver trans-plant. The familyreceived notificationDecember 29, onJessi’s 18th birthday,that she would receivethe necessary trans-plant. She is nowrecovering from thetransplant surgery atthe University ofAlabama Hospital inBirmingham anddoing well. The fami-ly may be reached byphone at 850-263-9225 or by mail to5374 Ceiley Street,Graceville, FL 32440.

1990’sJoe Alain (91) is pas-tor of Hebron BaptistChurch in DenhamSprings, LA. He maybe reached by mail at10429 Lone PineRoad, DenhamSprings, LA 70726 orby phone at 225-667-9369.

Keith (91) and JoAnne (91) Longomay be reached bymail at 1408 E. UintahSt., Colorado Springs,CO 80909. Keith isMinister of Music/Adult Education atFirst Baptist Churchin Colorado Springs,CO.

Grady Taylor (93)and wife, Arlene, maybe reached by mail at601 Coventry Drive,Albemarle, NC 28001,by phone at 704-983-8848, or e-mail toBrogrady@aol.com.

Jedidiah K.R. Blake(95) graduated fromSBTS in 2005 with aMasters in Theology,majoring inSystematic Theology.Blake, who is pursu-ing a Masters inEnglish at TheUniversity ofLouisville, currentlyserves as adjunctinstructor in thehumanities departmentat Brown MakieCollege in Louisville,KY. The Blake’s maybe reached by mail at107 Fenley Ave #I-7,Louisville, KY 40207,by phone at 502-721-9649 or e-mail torydellblakes4@msn.com.

Michael Fox (95) ispastor at Grand RidgeBaptist Church inGrand Ridge, FL. Heand wife, Tammy,may be reached attheir new address of

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Jackie E. HayesKaren HigginbothamThomas B. & Oveida JohnsonG. Robin & Terry JumperDwight W. & Carolyn KelleyMartha G. KennonChristopher Bryan KingEd & Willetta KleinschmidtMax L. & Sue LaseterGuy E. LatonJoyce LeeMark T. & Stephanie LongFrancis J. & Martha MartinWanda Lou McDonaldArthur & Jean McDougalBob MontroneLouis & Carla NesterDennis L. & Avis NewtonJerry E. & Shelvie OswaltJim RakerFrances RatzlaffWilliam H. & Helen SandersRaymond L. & Hope ShannonJeff L. ThomasGrady TurnageDavid WatfordJim D. & Glenda WeeksVera N. Williams

Sustainer’s CirlceGifts of $250 to $499

Larry L. & Gayle BazerEddie BlalockMarshall M. & Laura BlickFranklin & Carline BodifordShon Michael BrackinShaun P. & Alison BraleyJimmy & Sue ClantonJoe H. & Ann CoursonHugh & Shirley DampierHubert Scott & Tamara EllisonEstate of Jean MooreGregory A. & Sarah FordT. Rick & Dawn FreemanHank & Carol FrisbiePaul E. & Marion GreshamRay O. & Ann HammonsLeadie C. HaynesHebrock, Steiner, McLaughlin IncDavid W. & Maxie HechtHarry L. & Ruby HolmesAngus S. & Anne HudspethJames H. IngoldsbyDorothy C. JonesSidney LanierCharles A. & Dorothy LitzellKyle S. & Cara LukePatrick R. & Jackie MaloneStan S. & Leslie MartinDeVane & Peggy MasonR. L. & Betty MasseyMartha Kay McRaeIrvin H. & Phoebe MurrellRobert L. NewDoyle R. & LochiaOdomJ. T. & CharlotteOwensMark A. RathelAngela W. RathelJim W. & NancyRobinettEula SaylorGeorge E. & Claire SmithJere SegrestJean W. SmithRuth StrubleHugh TroyerMichael D. WigginsS. Adrian & Charline WingateStephen D. & CharlotteWolgamott

Ten-A-Month ClubGifts of $120 to $249

Abbeville Christian AcademyKay S. AlbrittonAnn AlexanderRichard M. & Jean BarberJames N. & Hilda BarnesWendell Elwin BeallWayne F. & Erline BettsChristopher M. & Tasha BishopR. T. BlackstockLynn & Annie Lois BridgesWilliam & Cynthia BrinkleyHoward A. & Margaret BuddenChris & MaryFrances BurghoffMarcus D. & Kathy CarawayZack D. & Sybil ChapmanLettie A. ChinarisDonald L. & Elsie ClarkDavid Craig & Karen ConnerDorothy B. CrowellJerry B. & Bertie CrutchfieldDamascus Road Ministries IncJ. Hayward & Gayle DavisDoris DavisMartha Sue DiehlPhillip M. & Mary DraayomRoyce D. & Velma DyerCarlton EnfingerFlorida Campers On MissionHenry & Judy O. FullingtonJames W. GarrettKenneth H. & Betty GerenHoward & Suzanne S.

Gilbert

Tommy & Margaret GreenClifford H. & Myrtle GrowRichard L. & Donna HaggadoneCharles W. HarbinJ. Frank & Dixie HayWilliam H. & Beverly HildHomer L. HiteNancy B. HolleyDoris T. HowellGary L. & Joyce JohnsonRobert K. KirklandS. Thomas & Donna KolbDorothy P. LewisCynthia D. LivingstonRobert E. & Betty MajorFred J. & Gene MartinQuinn McAlisterW. D. McInnisSarah Jo McInnisNoel F. & Peggy MorrisJoseph R. & Martha NanneyJames O. NewellDan R. & Joan NolenSharon Marie NorrisRaymond & Barbara H. O'QuinnMike & Stephanie Wann OrrWillie B. & Pat ParkerJerry & Cheryl PresnallDonald Benji ReadElinor E. RobertsCathy Brock RevellJessica C. SammonsJohn Edward ShaffettLois Shotwell

Charlotte SmithRachel SmithThomas E. & Cheryl SmithIrene SmithSouthern Baptist FoundationThomas R. & Doreen StewardChad & Heather L. StewartSusanne S. StimsonCollean H. StokesJames L. TerpoLaura L. TiceCliff & Joyce M. TroyerJudson & Linda VaughnForrest R. & Kathryn WeedJeff & Sylvia WilliamsFred & Cathy P. WilliamsRobert I. & Susan WilsonSamuel Ellis Wimberly

Friend’s CircleGifts up to $119

Gloria AbbottJoyce AbernathyElizabeth W. AbneyLawrence E. ActonJ. L. AdamsJoseph C. & Rhonda AlainBrenda AlfordJames AlfordWinifred AllenD. L. AndersonTom L. & Irene AndersonEvelyn I. AndersonJohn O. AndesJimmy R. ArnoldTed A. ArsnoeJohn S. BaileyBibb Morgan BaileyJoe M. & Betty BambergKenneth D. BaneR. Maston Barden

James K. & Louise BaucomVernon E. & Jean Beachum

Thomas H. BellBenjamin R. BennettLinda M. Benson

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Linda W. BlackJames Kenneth BlackEdward L. BlackwellJerry M. & Luanne BlairWillard & Marguerite BomanCarl L. BostMildred BottomsTrap & Gail BowenShirley P. BoydKenneth W. & Linda BrackinDonald G. & Mary BrandhuberAllie Mae BrannonJohn B. & Brenda BrashearJohn L. BrayJacqueline BridgesJames R. BrookinsC. Richard BroomeGene & Mae BroussardJackie R. BrownJoey E. BrownRaymond & Virginia S. BrunerDaniel Wayne BurdeshawMarie P. BurgessThomas O. & Sabrina BurkeGeorge F. & Juanita BurnettFrank J. & Diane CamarottiMeroe CampCharles D. CampbellKaren G. CampbellRobert L. & Deborah CantrellBillie CapozziJohnnie CardenPatricia CarrierJoel & Laura CarvajalGlenn L. & Kathy ChaudoinJanet M. ChurchwellLester D. & Glenice ClarkMarguerite CliffordAl CodyJerry L. & Linda ColquittJoann ConeAlfred Lee ConniffRobert & Carol ConradNorris CookGeorge & Edith B. CowanMary Dean CoxAgnes CriglerShanon D. CrouchWilliam K. & Mei CubbisonMichael & Holly CunninghamJeff D. & Sheila CurryJ. Herman DavisLittleton DekleJames Larry DemakowskiAnthony DicapuaCharles A. DicksonGeorge A. DobbsFred & June DonehooDanny & Janey DowningGarfield L. & Erma DreasJimmie D. & Kathie DriggersJoseph T. DucanisErnestine DurranceTerrence F. & Brenda DyeKim S. DyessNora V. EdgertonJean T. ElliottFay EvansJohn E. & Judy FiegLawrence T. FitzgeraldEloy & Luci FloresCarl FloydYoung W. FolsomEugene Tom FordCarl F. FortnerPatrick W. & Laura FullerRobert E. & Joyce GainousInez GallowayDoris J. GarberJohnny H. GarrettHassell L. GarrettG. Barrett & Maria GloverAngela E. Glover

Gary & Pamela GluckBill GodwinMichael GolsonWilliam M. GoodsonJohn Roy GoughB. Roy GraceClyde L. & Murl GraceyHarold G. & Barbara GreggEric J. & Heather GrenierSaul P. GrimesEarl HadawayLouise HaglerEllen A. HaiglerLarry & Carol HaireJohn G. & Anne HallCarl G. & Margaret HannaBill & Kay HarbisonHoward P. & Karen HarmonJerry & Alma HarperPaul & Sonya HarrisonGeorge T. & Holly HarrisonGlenda S. HendersonKenneth HerringIsom D. HillWilliam T. & Joy HillCollie E. HillByron T. & Linda HimebaughEllen G. HollidayJohnny Mack HollisDale HollowayTommy P. & Betty HoltonDonald R. HoodMyron N. & Susan HudsonRose B. HudsonMichael W. & Karen HudspethLois J. HughesMichael A. & Susan HumphreyRuth H. HunterJay P. & Kathy HurleyRussell & Dee Ann JacksonJames M. & Sharon JacobsAlbert F. & Alva JerniganChris JerniganRonald E. JonesStanley F. & Patricia JonesBeuna S. JonesJ. D. & Joyce KinchenNicholas G. & Kimberle KudykMary Lou LambertStephen LammonsE. Don LancasterJames M. & Jimmie LanleyHelen T. LawsonJack & Norma B. LeeDouglas C. & Jennifer LeeGlen A. LevanFrancis L. & Charlotte LewisJohn A. & Bennie LewisRobert L. & Sheila LiechtyRandy LinvilleJeffrey A. & Debbie LockeJerry D. & Lisa LonidierRichard LovejoyJulius H. & Kay LovetteStanley & Martha LukeRuby MaclauchlanDavid MadaszLester M. & Janie MaplesWallis Ann MarquisC. Legette MarshRobert M. & Sylvia MarshallFranz & Kristie MartensOvie B. MartinI. Clifford MatthewsRonald McCaskillLeonard & Kathryn McGowanShirley R. McKinneyJames E. & Kathy McMichenSarah McMickinBarbara S. MearsDavid L. & Carolyne MeltonJames E. MilesThomas W. & Lynn Miller

Clarence L. & Lois MillerRonald D. MillerScott MitchellDonald P. & Nina MooreRobert W. & Frances MorrisonJerry R. NelsonRosalee B. NewsomeW. P. NicholsCarlton R. & Sylvia NortonW. N. & Grace NungesserBuster OdomLeo P. & Betty OstendorfDavid R. & Stacey OylerChester A. PadgettThomas & Pat PatrickC. Timothy & Sabrina PattersonClifford PelhamThomas C. & Jackie PennellBilly & Lavada PerkinsJoseph PerroneAngus Dennis PledgerElizabeth PorterJ. E. & Wanda PratherSteven D. & Leanne PresleyDonald C. & Shirley PrevattJames H. & Patricia PritchettJoseph M. & Jeanetta PuskarDaniel C. & Barbara QuinceyLucian R. & Geneva RaddJohn D. RaglandWiley ReidRobert C. & Betty ReisingIrma RevellDorsey L. RhodesA.E. & Alva RhodesPolly RichardsBoyd A. & Sandra RicksJoyce RileyPaul D. & Laura RobinsonO'Neal & Jimmie RobinsonDanny W. & Joy RogersJanet L. RogersEric C. & Sabrina RomickG. Jerome & Julia RuddWallace & Loretta RussellJoel & Whitney SampsonWilliam D. & Beth SandlinOdelia ScruggsJimmy R. SeayDonald R. SetterbergCharles H. SextonLona M. SextonDaniel G. & Pamela SimsElaine W. SmithLelah W. SmithWalter Jack SosbyKenneth R. & Edna StevensHilary E. & Nadine StewartJimmy L. & Joann StoneHerbert StricklandRussell I. & Elizabeth SullivanFrank SumnerJane W. SwindleElmer G. "Bud" & Norma TaylorDonald K. & Debra TaylorTerry Joe & Judy TaylorLanis E. TaylorShane J. & Karen TerrebonneMurray C. TeutonJohn L. & Elizabeth ThomasJerry & Judy ThomasonBetty J. ThompsonRalph D. & Lori Ann ThorntonJohn C. & Barbara TousleyMary Ann TramellBessie Ruth TrappeTed & Liz TraylorArmour M. & Marian TreadwellMillie W. TrulockNorwood M. & Virginia TuckJohn B. & Terri TurnerNoel TurnerPeter S. & Sandra Van Pelt

James A. Carolyn Vander WarfLouise VannOby L. VannJ. Lamar & Charlene VaughnMildred WagesJessica B. WagesSidney WaitsCharles H. & Lois WalkerRebecca WallaceCharles J. & Jullianne WardJohn C. & Gloria WatsonJ. Forrest WatsonBobby & Carolyn WatsonShirley M. WebbL. Trevette & JoAnn WeeksRobert H. & Susan WellnerLois H. WengerEdward R. WestmarkNorma R. WhiddonHerman H. WhiteJohn W. WhiteLaura WhiteVernon L. WhiteheadJoe & Dorys WiegandRobert & Helen WilbanksJames H. & Patricia WilliamsCharles A. & Gwen WilliamsMarshall WilliamsRobert K. & Charlie Faye WilsonMarian Wall WilsonZacqueline E. WimberlyJoe & Linda WoodLaurita N. WoodhamRoland & Sarah YatesLeon & Jewell Zalenski

Honor Gifts

BEN AMLONGBryan & Stephanie Amlong

GLADYS BAYSEDan & Jane Bayse

GAIL & TRAP BOWENDr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Kinchen

DAN COLLETTIMildred Farrior

REV. JEFF CROOKMr. & Mrs. James H. Williams

MRS. DORIS DAVIS' 80TH BIRTHDAYGail Mann

DR. & MRS. WALTER DRAUGHON, JR.Staff & Gwen Childs

AZALEA FOSHEEDr. & Mrs. Jerry Oswalt

DRS. HOWARD & JANELLEGATESRachel Godwin

DEBORAH ELLEN OSWALTJONESDr. & Mrs. Jerry Oswalt

JAMES BRENT JONESDr. & Mrs. Jerry Oswalt

LAUREN NICOLE JONESDr. & Mrs.Jerry Oswalt

ASHLEIGH JORDAN JONES

Dr. & Mrs. JerryOswalt

BRITTANY ELLEJONESDr. & Mrs. JerryOswalt

DR. & MRS. THOMAS A.KINCHENTrap & Gail Bowen

CAROL LYNNDr. & Mrs. Jerry Oswalt

MICHAEL ORRMildred Farrior

DAVID MICHAEL OSWALTDr. & Mrs. Jerry Oswalt

PEGGY OSWALTDr. & Mrs. Jerry Oswalt

RITA OSWALTDr. & Mrs. Jerry Oswalt

DR. J. T. OWENSLenvil H. Dicks

MR. CHARLES R. PARKERMr. & Mrs. Ray O. Hammons

TRISH PAYNEMildred Farrior

BOBBY PLETCHERMildred Farrior

MAX & LAURA ROBINETTMr. & Mrs. Jim W. Robinett

MAX ROBINETT'S 80TH BIRTHDAYMr. & Mrs. Jim W. RobinettShirley R. McKinney

JEANETTE RUTLANDDr. & Mrs. Jerry Oswalt

LISA SALTERMildred Farrior

DR. CECIL SEAGLEFlorida Baptist Children's Home

FAYE SHACKELFORDCharles M. Grimsley

MARCUS SHACKELFORDMr. & Mrs. W.B. Beeson, Jr.

DR. SID SMITHRachel Godwin

DR. & MRS. JOHN SULLIVAN'S50TH ANNIVERSARYRachel Godwin

Florida BaptistChildren'sHome

DR. TOD TANNERMildred Farrior

REV. CHARLIE A. WEBBMary Gaye Webb

Memory Gifts

DAN ABLEDr. & Mrs. Walter D. Draughon

GAIL DIETRICK ADAMSMrs. Elizabeth Porter

MRS. JO BAXLEYDr. & Mrs. J. W. Lee

HENRY GRADY BARBERHugh Troyer

EDNA BATESRusell I. & Mary E.

SullivanDR. HAL BENNETT

Rev. & Mrs. Arvil DunawayBETTY BOOKER

Gail MannCALVIN BREWTON

Martha G. KennonMR. EDWARD M. BROXSON, JR.

Rev. & Mrs. Adrian WingateLOUISE BROOKLER

Gail MannMARY BUSH

Dr. & Mrs. Wiley RichardsPEGGY BUSHDr. & Mrs. Wiley RichardsVIRGINIA CANNONJames W. & Nancy Robinett

JASON CARTERLynn & Annie Lois Bridges

REV. TOM CONRADEAnn T. Barineau

MR. & MRS. DURWOOD CORBITTGail Mann

RUTLEDGE COURTNEYDon Prevatt

J. T. COXGail Mann

MR. ODICE CUMBIEFlorida Campers on Mission

MRS. RUTH CUMBIEFlorida Campers on Mission

PROF. CECIL L. DAVISMr. & Mrs. Jeff Williams, Jr.

I. L. DeCUBELLISMartha G. Kennon

REV. VAL DIEHLDr. & Mrs. J. W. LeeDr. & Mrs. Wiley RichardsDr. & Mrs. Irvin MurrellDr. & Mrs. Walter D. DraughonGail Mann

JOSHUA DINGLERDr. & Mrs. Wiley Richards

DOLLY JO DOWLINGMazie Ketner

FAITH FELLSMary Martha Dorcus SS Class,Madison First Baptist

MRS. ROXIE FOWLERGail MannLynn & Annie Lois Bridges

RICHARD L. FREE, JR.Martha G. Kennon

MRS. MARY AGNES FRENCHMary Dean Cox

LEONARD GARRETTJoyce M. Troyer

MARQUITA GILLYARDIrma DreasFlorida Campers on MissionDOT GLOVER

Mr. & Mrs. Jackie R. Brown

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MRS. BARBARA GOODWINRachel J. Godwin

FRANK GRAVESRev. Danny & Joy Rogers

MRS. LADY HAMMRachel J. Godwin

MR. MAX E. HAMMONDWallace & Loretta Russell

JOSHUA HARRISJames W. & Nancy Robinett

JOHN FATE HOWELLFinley & Martha Kay McRae

ROMA JACKSONMartha Kay & Finley McRae

MS. DOROTHY JOHNSONWilliard & Marguerite Boman

GUS JOHNSONGena Johnson

STEVE JONESJames W. & Nancy Robinett

T. T. JONESDorothy C. Jones

MRS. LOIS P. KETNERMazie Ketner

MR. TOM KYZERRachel J. Godwin

DR. J. W. LEERev. & Mrs. Adrian WingateCatherine HaynesMr. Tom CrutchfieldLamar & Charlene VaughnJacqueline WimberlyMr. & Mrs. Johnny Mack

HollisMr. & Mrs. John Hollis &

FamilyLeonard & Kathryn McGowanLois ShotwellMr. & Mrs. Robert E. GainousHilary E. StewartJames E. MilesDonald & Anne GrahamDouglas C. & Jennifer M. LeeMichael A. & SusanHumphreyChester & Sylva PadgettLelah W. SmithMrs. Mildred BottomsMr. & Mrs. John C. WatsonJame Curtis' Sunday School

Class, Daleville Baptist Church

Rosalee B. NewsomeRev. J.E. & Mrs. Wanda

PratherGene & Mae BroussardMr. J.D. & Mrs. Joyce

KinchenKaren G. CampbellDr. & Mrs. Thomas A.

KinchenDr. & Mrs. R. C. HammackMr. & Mrs. Charles R.

ParkerMr. & Mrs. Kyle S. LukeMr. Tommy SmithMr. & Mrs. Lynn J. Bridges

Rev. & Mrs. Adrian WingateDr. & Mrs. Wiley RichardsDr. & Mrs. Walter D.

DraughonNora V. EdgertonMr. & Mrs. Joe WoodPaul & Sonya HarrisonJoe & Dorys WiegandJames & Emily AlfordDonald P. & Nina MooreGerald & Elinor CommanderDanny & Janey DowningMarguerite CliffordMrs. W. P. NicholsPolly RichardsJimmy, Trish, Caitlin,

Hayden, Bruce & Peggy Pritchett

Forrest WatsonDr. & Mrs. Buford E. CoxRev. & Mrs. Wiley ReidMrs. Billie CapozziMrs. Meroe CampRobert & Margie CantrellBobby & Debby CantrellGary & Mary CantrellMr. & Mrs. Al CodyMr. & Mrs. Robert David

McCormickDan & Joan NolenMr. & Mrs. David Wolfe

HechtLinda M. BensonMr. & Mrs. Thomas PatrickStaff at Mission San LuisDr. & Mrs. Paul D. RobinsonDr. & Mrs. Irvin MurrellDr. & Mrs. Harold GreggThomas & Patricia PatrickLinda M. BensonRev. Thomas R. StewardJoe & Ann CoursonDaleville Baptist Church

MembersMr. & Mrs. I. T. CorleyChris & Angie JerniganMaurice GilbertRev. & Mrs. Tom L.

AndersonHassell & Gail GarrettMartha W. BrooksPatrick & Laura FullerRev. & Mrs. Jay Patrick

HurleyNoel F. & Peggy H. MorrisRev. & Mrs. Danny W. RogersGail MannMyron & Susan HudsonMrs. Norma LeeRobert Wilbanks, Jr.

MRS. JACKIE T. MALONEDr. & Mrs. Irvin MurrellGail Mann

ERIE MARSHMazie Ketner

MILDRED H. MASSEYAnn C. Alexander

CURTIS MCADAMSMartha Kay & Finley McRae

COLBERT EDDIE MEARSBarbara S. Mears

MR. J. G. MOOREJoyce M. Troyer

HERBERT NUNLEYGail Mann

MRS. ANN ODOMRev. & Mrs. Adrian Wingate

MR. ELTON POWELLRev. Shane J. Terrebonne

MR. HENRY "HANK" RAWLINGSFlorida Campers on MissionGarfield L. & Erma Dreas

MR. CARL REAGANMr. & Mrs. Elmer G. "Bud"

TaylorR. H. "BOB" ROBERTS

Elinor E. RobertsJEFFREY J. ROGERSON

Norman & Joyce TroyerCLINTON SASSER

Joyce & Cliff TroyerNELL LORETTA SHAW

Gail MannMRS. ANNA RUTH SILVERT

Willard & Marguerite BomanLT. COL. JAMES M. SMITH

Mary Martha Dorcus SSClass, Madison First Baptist

JEFFERSON LEE SMITHMr. & Mrs. J. L. Smith

MR. JOE SMITHJoyce M. Troyer

WILMER "SLIM" & LELAHSMITHDr. & Mrs. Wiley RichardsGail Mann

NEIL TAYLORMr. & Mrs. Russell Sullivan

CHARLES TOOLERev. Thomas R. Steward

WILLIAM E. TOUCHTON, JR.Helen Touchton

MR. JAMES E. WALLRusell I. & Mary E. Sullivan

JUDSON WARDFrances D. Ward

BERTIE MAE WEBBMary Gaye Webb

MR. WILBURN WEEKLEYRev. & Mrs. Adrian Wingate

MISTY WELLSPatrick & Laura FullerMr. & Mrs. Russell Jackson

JEFF WILLIAMS, SR.Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Williams, Jr.

CHARLES WOODGail Mann

Alabama AlumniAlabama/Balkum Baptist ChurchRev. Timothy I. AlexanderWinfred AllenBen and Barbara AmlongAnderson Family Foundation, Inc.Appalachee/Gadsden County Baptist

Association Hispanic Charles F. & Willa AlbrightAnderson Family EndowedAnderson Family FoundationAngus Lane Anderson & Mary Shy

AndersonLucile AndersonA. B. & Hilda Andrews FamilyAntioch Baptist ChurchHelene G. ArgoAgnes P. Axson MemorialJudge W. L. BaileyBailey-Cox MusicChristopher M. BarberJune Esther BatemanLeroy BenefieldDr. & Mrs. Leroy BenefieldJeff & Mina BloodworthT. S. BoehmIrene S. BomanOlene BraxtonJ. Walter & Missouri BrewerHomer A. & Irma W. BrinkleyTimothy & Christopher BurnsRobert Edward Chapman, Sr.Chatlos FoundationThomas Perkins Clifford Jesse W. Clopton, Sr.Bill CookJulian & Cammie ColeEvelyn Collier Education George E. Crowell

J. Nixon Daniel, Jr.J. Nixon Daniel, Sr.Charles & Martha DavisJohn DicksJohn H. Dicks MemorialArminta M. DonaldsonJacqueline Perry Draughon

InternationalWalter D. Draughon, Jr.Alfred I. duPont FoundationMattye E. DuPreeFloyd & Lottie DykesCalvin & Claudia EdekerA. M. & Mae Everett and Lillian S.

NagyFaculty WivesC. W. FambroughFirst Baptist Church, Eau Gallie,

Melbourne, FLShelby Foster FisherBaptist College of Florida Alumni

AssociationFlorida Campers on MissionJames M., Jr. & Josephine C. GarrettGraves/O’QuinnHerman F. GreerGreenwood Baptist ChurchDalton Hagler, Sr.Lillie J. HaireThe Hall, Hoffman, & Leary

MemorialFlora Jo Hall MemorialT.J. & Mary Frances HarrisThomas Granville HaydenViolet HaywardCarlton & Lydia HerndonHickox MemorialLois B. & John HippsGrace Hudspeth

Earl Hutto FoundationM. Dewitt & Theresa JacksonJames-HudspethW. K. JenkinsJ. S. Judah & Mrs. Lula Dillard

JudahJesse Craig KennonKetner FamilyRuth Ann Kinchen N. B. LangfordDavid Lauen MusicDr. J.W. and Joyce LeeM. J., P. J. and W. P. LeePhilip W. LettArchie LindermanLitzellN. Edward MannJ. G. ManuelThomas E. (Marty) MartinJudson & Nellie McElroyEarl H. Merritt MemorialEarl H. Merritt Memorial AnnualL. Don MileyF. H. MorganG. W. & Mary Frances MorrowMt. Pleasant Baptist ChurchJohn L. MurrellBertie NallsF. H. NelsonWarren J. Nubern MemorialOpdykeJerry and Shelvie OswaltEdward and Evelyn Owens and

James and Willie McCormickMemorial Music

Violet PearsonM. G. & Ethel P. PiggsLeonard G. RatzlaffRice-Savell

Charlie RichardsMax and Laura RobinettBarbara RossC. H. St. JohnJames M. ScottJames H. & Voncile B. SenterfillSherrer Annual ScholarshipSerena ShuttJefferson Lee Smith MemorialJim & Mabel SoutherlandSouthern Baptist FoundationJerry & Helen SowellSpangenbergL. D. & D. M. SpiveyArthur StainbackLloyd and Eva Mae StanlandGerry StrawnJohn & Nancy Sullivan Scholarship

FundHarold & Mary Ann TaylorKay S. TaylorLanis E. TaylorPurvis N. TaylorThacker Family ScholarshipEugene ThompsonTolson Bivocational Ministers’Austin Lavon TomlinsonWilliam E. Touchton, Jr.O. H. TownleyMr. & Mrs. W. B. Townley, Sr.Eva Rebecca VaughnC. N. WalkerGladys WasdinGlen WatfordWebb Scholarship FundPencie W. WesterJames WhitworthMargaret WillseyLuther Ray Woodward

Endowed Scholarships at BCF

Nora AlexanderBenjamin S. BeachMary Leitha Elkin BellGary & Freda CrawfordMyrtle DameBertha C. DanielCharles Yow DavisJewell DavisMae S. DavisMartha Elizabeth Connally DavisJacqueline Louise Perry DraughonWalter D. Draughon, Jr.

Col. & Mrs. Syril FaineMary White FolksDoris ForrestRev. & Mrs. Clifford H. GrowViolet HaywardEta J. HiltonGus & Gena JohnsonThomas Tapley JonesDr. & Mrs. Thomas A. KinchenCharles & Dorothy LitzellLucius Henry McMullenHenry Messer

Mamie "Happy" A. MitchellLeona B. NewmanCharles A. & Lenore PearsonShoffie Riley Newton PhillipsLela M. PrescottArthur RathjeAnne RathjeRev. & Mrs. John H. ReynoldsWiley & Betty RichardsLewis & Mabel RogersJames M. ScottDillard F. Sebastian

Charles D. ShoreLois ShotwellCarrol & Lois ShupeIrene Hale SkinnerConrad St. John & Ruth B. St. JohnElmer G. “Bud” & Norma TaylorAlice Fay Rackley WarrenJames H. Warren, Sr.Sam Weeks

Heritage Society at BCFHeritage Society members are those who have made a bequest to The Baptist College of Florida or have

included the college in their will or estate plan. Members are listed on a plaque located adjacent to the “Treeof Life” in the Graceville Building. To become a member, the college should receive written notification by

letter or a copy of a part of the trust agreement, will, or codicil that lists the college as a beneficiary.

Find out how you can join the Heritage Society or begin anendowed scholarship at BCF today! Call (800) 328-2660, ext. 416

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