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CALENDAR

M I S S I O N S H E AL T H L E A D E R S H I P

Connecting Churches to Change Our World www.teba.org

A P R I L 1 Basic Training for Church Planters in Spanish, 6:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m., TEBA 2 Basic Training for Church Planters in English, 9:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m., TEBA 11 Senior Adult Council, 10:30 a.m., TEBA 11 Elite Fleet Applications due in the TEBA office 14 Small Group Learning Community, 9:00 a.m., TEBA 14 Large Group Learning Community, 1:30 p.m., TEBA 19 Administrative Team Meeting, 11:00 a.m., TEBA 19 Pastor’s Conference, 12:00 p.m., TEBA 19 Associational Council, 1:00 p.m., TEBA 19 Church Development Team Meeting, 2:00 p.m., TEBA 22 Good Friday, TEBA Closed 24 Easter 25 TEBA Golf Tournament, The Links at West Fork, Conroe

S T R E N G T H E N I N G

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LEADERSHIP MATTERS from Dr. Roger Yancey, Director of Missions How to pray for missionaries…

To pray for North American Mission Board missionaries you need to go to www.namb.net/prayer. You will

no longer be able to receive printed online versions of the quarterly

“PrayerGram” newsletter.

The new site, which is called “PrayerConnect”, presents a weekly set of seven featured ministry prayer requests from NAMB missionaries, a

link to additional current requests, and the names of missionaries with

birthdays on that particular day. You will be able to print a PDF document

to share with groups.

Additionally, NAMB will feature regular prayer request updates on their Facebook page, as well as a

new Twitter account, www.twitter.com/NAMB_pray.

The Links at West Fork, Conroe Registration @ 7:30 a.m.

Shotgun Start @ 8:00 a.m.

$49 EARLY BIRD price if paid on or before April 18th. $60 if paid after April 18th. Fee includes green fee, cart, range balls, lunch and unlimited

Christian fellowship.

Hole Sponsorships available $100~~$150~~$300~~$500~~$1000

To obtain a brochure go to www.teba.org or call the

TEBA office.. See registration form insert in this newsletter.

Solid Web Links Worth Bookmarking to Enhance Your Ministry Area Preschool and Children’s Ministry http://www.childrensministry.net/ http://whatisorange.org/firstlook/ http://whatisorange.org/252basics/ http://www.lifeway.com/menu/200733/ http://group.com/childrens-ministry

Student and College Ministry http://group.com/youth-ministry http://www.youthministry.com/ http://www.simplyyouthministry.com/ http://www.lifeway.com/menu/200807/ http://threadsmedia.com/index.php?/college

Adult Ministry http://www.lifeway.com/menu/200804/ http://www.navpress.com/catalog/155/Adults-Establish-Discipleship-Inside-Out http://www.navpress.com/catalog/156/Adults-Engage-Discipleship-Inside-Out http://www.navpress.com/catalog/157/Adults-Equip-Discipleship-Inside-Out

Preteen Camp 2011

July 17-20 or

July 20-23 Pineywoods Baptist Encampment

Ages 3rd through 6th grades $150 per camper/sponsor for TEBA

churches.

For more information and for all forms go to www.preteencamp.com

or contact Barbara Lambert at [email protected] or call her at

936-856-2001.

Congratulations to Tracy Jaggers

TEBA Church Development Associate 5 year anniversary

The search for the new ministry leader of the Sam Houston State University of Huntsville has culminated in the recommendation of the Administrative Team of David Griffin to the Executive Board on April 19th. David has a strong background in the ministry of the BSM both as a student and leader in the campus ministry. He and Catharine recently welcomed their first son James to their family this past January. David’s resume has been mailed to all of our member churches and we will be presenting him for a vote of affirmation by the Executive Board on April 19th during a special called Executive Board meeting for that purpose. You are also invited to view David’s full resume online at the following: http://k.b5z.net/i/u/2177935/f/David_Griffin_BSM_Resume.pdf.

Abridged Resume of David I. Griffin

Ministry Perspective Scripture has convinced me that the first job of any minister is to make disciples. In a BSM, I feel that this typically takes place through the initiation of worship, the teaching of Scripture, the establishment of Christian fellowship, the support of the local church, and the work of missions at home and abroad. Furthermore, discipleship building also must include the cultivating and development of close purposeful relationships between the minister and each student.

Ministry Passion My passion in ministry stems from the joy I have in my relationship with Jesus Christ. Knowing that God created me, loves me, redeemed me, and has a purpose for me has compelled me to serve him with my whole heart and life. Romans 12:1-2 reveals that there is a “right response” to God’s salvation, and for all of us that includes a moral and Spirit-led way of living. For me, this verse is a life mission verse; as I lay down my life as a living sacrifice, I feel I should live it out as minister of the gospel.

BSM Passion My passion to work in BSM stems from the fact that it just feels like such a good fit for me and Catharine. Both of us love working with college students, investing in their lives, and watching them grow. But not only this, my distinct Spiritual gift set seem to also match what I believe it takes to minister to college students.

Personal Background I was born in Houston, Texas in the summer of 1983 to two wonderful and godly parents who raised my brother and me within the local church. My parents have always served within our church; my father as deacon and my mother as the church pianist. As a very young boy, at the age of five, I made the decision to follow Jesus. Later on, after much doubt about my salvation experience and after coming to a point in my life where I wanted to be serious about my walk with the Lord, I rededicated my life to God in the early days of college (August 2002). After a year of college and growing in the Lord within the fellowship of a great Christian community, I began to have a deep burden in my heart to surrender to God’s calling to full-time ministry. At that time I made a commitment to follow God wherever He would lead me. On the very first day at Dallas Theological Seminary I met the one who would later become my bride. In the coming months we began a dating relationship that culminated in our marriage a year and a half later.

Formal Education Dallas Theological Seminary, Master of Theology – Summer of 2011, Higher Education Administration University of Mary Hardin Baylor, Bachelor of Business Administration – 2006, Finance and Economics

Ministry Experience Baptist Student Ministry Director, UT Southwestern Medical School, August 2007 – Present Dallas, TX Baptist Medical and Dental Fellowship, Advisory Board Member, January 2010 – Present Dallas, TX First Baptist Church Belton, Discipleship Leader, May 2006 – August 2007 Belton, TX Student Government Association, Student Body President of UMHB August 2005 – May 2006 Belton, TX First Baptist Church, Business Administration Intern, May 2005 – August 2005 Belton, TX Baptist Student Ministry, Baptist Student Ministry President at UMHB, August 2004 – May 2005 Belton, TX

In Kingdom Service,

Ministry Assistant Luncheon

Tuesday, May 10 11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

TEBA Office

Developing Your Greatest Asset: People

Our own attitudes about others drive our relationships with them more

than their own actions.

Led by Stan Sullinger Associate Pastor-Education &

Discipleship Crossroads Baptist Church,

The Woodlands

How to Lead & Manage the Local Church

An Introduction to the basics of Pastoral Ministry for those called into Pastoral Ministry or are beginning ministry in the local church.

May 7th at the TEBA Resource & Conference Center from 8:30 a.m. till 4:30 p.m.

Cost: $39.00 for Members of TEBA Churches ~ $79.00 for Members of Non-TEBA Churches

Includes 2 Books, Seminar Manual , Handouts and Lunch.

Maximum of 24 participants with a minimum of 8 participants required for the class to be made available.

Register Online at www.teba.org—registration opens on April 1st and closes on April 26th.

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Tryon Evergreen B

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PASTORS CONFERENCE/SPECIAL CALLED EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETING Tuesday, April 19 12:00 p.m. $5 Lunch TEBA Conference & Resource Center 4489 N Frazier Conroe, TX 7703

InfoLink Connecting Churches to Change Our World 

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Leadership Matters Dr. Roger Yancey Director of Missions

Page 3 Calendar TEBA Golf Tournament Web Links to Enhance Ministry Tracy Jaggers Congratulations How to Pray for Missionaries Preteen Camp 2011 Ministry Assistant Luncheon

PASTORLESS CHURCHES STAFF POSITIONS CHURCH OPPORTUNITIES

Center Hill* 16771 FM1097 E Willis 77378

Honea* 16430 FM 2854 Montgomery 77354

Cornerstone 8200 Northway Dr The Wdlands 77382

New Sonrise* POB 907 New Caney 77357

Dacus 5403 N FM 1486 Montgomery 77356

Nueva Vida 1606 S 7th St Conroe 77301

FBC Plum Grove 155 CR 345 Cleveland 77327

Trinity* 7651 County Line Rd Willis 77378

FBC Porter POB 650 Porter 77365

Walker County Cowboy 1674 Hwy 75 North Huntsville 77340

*Bi-Vocational

Faith POB 869 Montgomery 77356

Oak Shade 1807 CR 2212 Cleveland 77327

Grace* POB 397 Riverside 77367

Whispering Pines 15200 FM 1485 Conroe 77306-8914

Director of Missions Dr. Roger Yancey [email protected]

Church Development

Associate Tracy Jaggers

[email protected]

Church Planter and Ethnic Consultant* Dr. Stewart Pickle [email protected]

Ministry Assistant

to the Director Of Missions

Barbara Lambert [email protected]

Financial Assistant,

Receptionist and General Ministry Shannon Brown

[email protected]

*Part-Time or Consultants

Tryon Evergreen Baptist Association TEBA Staff

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THE WAY TO PEACE WITH GOD THE PROBLEM-SEPARATION FROM GOD Romans 3:23 “For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.” THE RESULT-SPIRITUAL DEATH Romans 6:23 “For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord.” GOD’S SOLUTION-HIS DEATH IN OUR PLACE Romans 5:8 “But God demonstrates His own love toward us, in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us.” YOUR SALVATION-BY FAITH Romans 10:9 “If you confess with your mouth the Lord Jesus and believe in your heart that God has raised Him from the dead, you will be saved.”

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TEBA Staff Staff Positions Church Opportunities Pastorless Churches

New Sonrise Baptist Church, New Caney is looking for a piano player. Please call Pastor Jim Sousa at 713-492-3349.

FBC Splendora is searching for a piano player. Please call Ronnie Allcorn at 281-689-3727 if interested.

Iglesia Bautista Libertad, Conroe is looking for a van that is handicapped accessible. Please contact Pastor Jose Lujan at 936-264-1296 or 936-203-0130.

New Hope Baptist Church, Cleveland wants to donate to a church and/or mission, gold colored padded pews, well used, 10 ft. (12 of them). Contact pastor Kenneth Worley at 281-592-6768.

Cowboy Church of San Jacinto is in need of chairs and sound equipment. Please contact Candy Currie (936-446-6910), Zack Currie (936-230-8589), or Paul Christopher (936-230-8243).

First Baptist Church, Conroe is looking for some nursery workers to work on Sunday mornings. Please contact Alexis Sparks for more details at [email protected] or call her at 936-756-6601.

If you are interested in a Conn piano, Debbie Winfield at 936-439-0313 is donating one to a good home.

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Jones & Wuensche Scholarship Info Scholarship applications for high school

seniors going into college are available on line at www.teba.org on the main page on

the left hand side. They are due in the TEBA office by April 15th.

August 5 - 16, 2011 Cost is $1890*

Includes airfare, train, airport transfers hotel (double occupancy) and cost of day tour.

Reserve your place now for $100 refundable deposit. June 1st $900 2nd installment due* July 1st $890 3rd installment due*

~Late fee of $50 will incur for missing the 2nd or 3rd installment~

You are needed. The Baptist churches in the Northern Baptist Association and the East Midlands Baptist Association have requested Mission Teams to come and help

enhance the ministries of the local churches.

TEBA has been asked to provide teams to come and participate in ministry alongside local churches including: Holiday Clubs (VBS), Vacation at Home (for retirees), Evangelistic Outreaches, Prayer Walking, Youth Events, Construction Projects, Camp Projects (gardening, etc.), and other projects to be determined.

You will find this to be a unique chance to broaden your understanding of another culture and to gain an appreciation of the way God is working around the world.

Make a difference by living on mission.

For an information brochure and forms needed, please go to www.teba.org or contact Barbara Lambert at the TEBA office at [email protected] or 936-856-2001.

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Tryon Evergreen Baptist Association 6th Annual Invitational Golf Tournament Monday, April 25, 2011

$49 Early Bird price if paid before April 18th $60 if paid after April 18th

No monies will be refunded if cancellation is after April 12th. Fee includes green fee, cart, range balls, lunch, and unlimited Christian fellowship.

TOURNAMENT REGISTRATION

Church Name Contact Phone Number Contact Email GOLF TEAM Player 1 – Captain’s Name

Mulligan’s~$15 for 3 per individual Player 2

Mulligan’s~$15 for 3 per individual Player 3

Mulligan’s~$15 for 3 per individual Player 4

Mulligan’s~$15 for 3 per individual Instructions 1. If golfing, please complete the Tournament

Registration form. 2. If sponsoring a hole, please complete the

Hole Sponsor form. 3. Return Tournament Registration form

and/or Hole Sponsor form and money to: Barbara Lambert TEBA P O Box 2408 Conroe, TX 77305-2408 936-856-2001 [email protected]

HOLE SPONSOR Name Company/Church Address City, Zip Phone Email Enter Information for your sign if applicable: (Please limit to name only.) Please check which sponsorship level you will be contributing.

Level 1~$100~Bronze Level Certificate of Appreciation, Inclusion in the Program, Inclusion in the Newsletter Thank You

Level 2~$150~Silver Level Certificate of Appreciation, Inclusion in the Program, Inclusion in the Newsletter Thank You, Inclusion on a Joint Hole Sponsor Sign

Level 3~$300~Gold Level Certificate of Appreciation, Inclusion in the Program, Inclusion in the Newsletter Thank You, Your Own Hole Sponsor Sign

Level 4~$500~Platinum Level Plaque of Appreciation, Special Mention in the Program, Special Mention in the Newsletter Thank You, Your Own Hole Sponsor Sign, Two Players Entry Fees Included for the Tournament

Level 5~$1000~Diamond Level Plaque of Appreciation, Special Mention in the Program, Full Back Page Ad in the Program, Special Mention in the Newsletter Thank You, Your Own Hole Sponsor Sign, Four Players Entry Fees Included for the Tournament

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Baptist Student Ministry at Sam Houston State University Beach Reach 2011

During Spring Break, Sam Houston State University BSM took an opportunity to travel to South Padre

Island to be involved in Beach Reach. Thousands of college students were fed pancakes, given free rides, handed sunscreen, and engaged with the Gospel of Christ. Instead of Beach Reach 2011, it was occasionally referred to as “Sleep Deprivation 2011” as we worked shifts between 9pm and 4am to return the next morning to serve pancakes to a hungry community. The best part is: all 17 of us would do it again in a second.

College students from all over the United States (also Spain, India, and Mexico) piled in our vans during the hours of 9pm and 4am. One particular night, we opened our van door to Nick, Ryan, Derek, and Garrett. On our way to Louie’s (a popular bar), all of us in the van began to get to know Derek, who had recently been in a serious accident. “The EMT told me I wasn’t going to make it. I’ve had over $900,000 worth of surgery. Two months after my accident, my brother died.” Our hearts dropped as Derek shared with us about his outlook on life and tragedies he has been a part of. “I’m in pain every day of my life. My leg constantly hurts.” One of our team members felt prompted to ask, “Derek, has anyone ever prayed over you before?” Our van was almost at its destination and as we pulled over Derek replied, “No. No one ever has.” All of a sudden Ryan, Derek’s friend, interrupted. “Well, if we are going to pray then I need to be forgiven. I need forgiveness.” All of us were ecstatic to pray with these 4 guys. “Derek, this might be kind of weird, but do you mind if we put our hands on your knee?” Derek stretched his leg out, inviting us to pray for him. We placed on our hands on Derek and the 4 guys held hands and bowed their heads. “Before we pray, we just want you guys to know that we are going to pray in the name of Jesus. He is the healer.” Everyone nodded, and we prayed. Our team was able to sow on college campus that we will never physically step foot on. Our hope for the students we met is that the conversations we had over pancakes, on the beach, and during van rides will continue as the thousands we met return to their campuses all across the country. The hope we have for our BSM is that living missionally will become the DNA of who we are, and our prayer is that Beach Reach is used to propel us into the daily Great Commission. Thank you for your support of the BSM and its service.

Picture 1~~~Some of our team after spending time in the Scriptures at Sunrise. Picture 2~~Everyday there was a different sand sculptor built on the most popular beach spot (Coca-Cola Beach). This was used to dialogue about the Gospel. One of our students led someone to a relationship with Christ during her shift at the sculptor and countless people asked for prayer! Picture 3~~Over 70 people were baptized during our time in South Padre.

Baptist Student Ministry P. O. Box 5065, Huntsville, TX 77342-5065 936-295-2962 www.sambsm.org