Leadership workshop materials and reports

Annual Leadership Workshop February 6, 2016 9:00 a.m.

Scripture: James 1:26-­‐27 Thought: To visit, to help, to care; Faith in Action!

Theme: Responsible Leadership Word of the month: Responsibilities

Devotional

James

Pastor Jones

Prayer ……………………………………………………………………………………………….……. Bro. William Youngblood

Song

Lift Every Voice and Sing

ABC’s of Leadership ……………………………………………………………..…………………………..………... Pastor Jones

Reports:  Marketing (Live-­‐streaming, etc…) …………………………………………….… Bro. Charles Hauser

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Music 2016 …………………………………………………………………….………… Bro. Frank McGinnis

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Foot Problems/Male Hypertension Risks………...… Sis. Cassandra Harding, Parish Nurse Dr. Lori Carter-­‐Edwards

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How we operate Financially……………………………………………………….…….. Rev. John Spann

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Commission on Education. ……………………………………………………………………. Pastor Jones

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Deacon Trainee’s Process …..………………………………………………………… Dea. Andrew Ladd

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Theme 2016 .………………………………………………………………………………………… Pastor Jones

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Update on Friendship Sportsplex ...……………………………………..………….. Dea. Wilfred Neal

Holy Communion ………………….……………………………………………………….…...……… Rev. Michelle Jones and

Ministerial Staff

ABCs of Leadership: Leaders Must Be SelectedSelected and Developed Acts 6:3

Good leadership responds effectively to the need for more leaders and workers. Apparently, no one took a vote to determine the identity of these people. The leaders were chosen. The leadership of the early church practiced the ABCs of leadership. They: Attracted leaders.

Believed in them.

Chose them.

Developed them.

The apostles had specific qualifications in mind for the leaders they wanted, and chose men who were …

1. Known from their sphere of influence – “seek out from among you.”

2. People who could serve on a team – “seven men.”

3. Trusted among the people – “of good reputation.”

4. Empowered for the task - “full of the Holy Spirit.”

5. Competent and intelligent – “full of …wisdom.”

6. Responsible – “whom we may appoint over this business.”

Scriptural Readings for 2016 Theme: Living like Jesus is LORD! Yearly Scriptures: JAMES & First and Second PETER Peter and James were eyewitnesses of the earthly ministry and two of the closest disciples of Jesus Christ. JAMES the brother of our Lord is a late convert. He became a believer after an appearance of the resurrected Christ. PETER was one of the first disciples to be called by Jesus and walked with Him for over three years before the crucifixion. THE present call by James and Peter is for clarity to a living faith as taught by JESUS; a faith which expects believers to love, serve, give, and advocate "for the least of these" until the Kingdom comes on earth in its fullness. CONSEQUENTLY, our theme for 2016 is, “Living like JESUS is LORD!" Our intent is to encourage Friendship Missionary Baptist Church membership, local community, state partners and global missional outreach teams to move beyond our theme of 2015, "Believing in JESUS as LORD," to "LIVING LIKE JESUS IS LORD" in 2016!

THE EPISTLE OF JAMES: 5 Chapters, 108 Verses, 2309 Words The letter was addressed to Christian Jews of the Dispersion the 12 tribes scattered abroad in other countries. Jewish historian, Josephus says, "James was stoned to death in 62AD. This suggests a date for this Epistle before 50AD, which implies that James is one of the earliest writings in the New Testament.

During this time, Christians were still meeting in synagogues, "FOR if there come in your assembly (synagogue),” James 2:2 KJV who were suffering special privations and difficulties. This letter expresses a need for practical religious works as an outward sign of faith. JAMES deals with many subjects in the epistle but everyone is a practical expression of (faith) Christian living. A practical expression of faith is the first application of the Gospel to the everyday life of the early Christian community.

REFERENCE HOLMAN BIBLE KJV JAMES the half brother of Jesus Christ is the author of this epistle, “I, James, am a slave of God and the Master Jesus, writing to the twelve tribes scattered to Kingdom Come: Hello!” (James 1:1, MSG).

James who remanded in the background during Jesus’ lifetime and after an appearance of Jesus Christ was converted after Easter. “Then (Jesus) appeared to James; then all the apostles” (I Corinthians 15:7, NRSV). As the Lord’s brother James became the head of the primitive church, Biblical references from the Heritage Bible: ! Acts 12:17, "Tell James and the brothers what happened." He (Peter) left them and went to another place.

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Scriptural Readings for 2016 ! Acts 15:13, James broke the silence. "Friends, listen, Simeon has told the story of how God at the very outset made sure that racial outsiders were included. ! Acts 21:18, The first thing the next morning, we took Paul to see James.

All the church leaders were there. ! Galatians 1:19, Except for our Masters brother's James I Saw no other apostle. (I’m telling you the absolute truth in this.) ! Galatians 2:9, Recognizing my calling had been given by God, James, Peter, and John- the pillars of the church- shook hands with me and Barnabas assigning us to a ministry to the non-Jews while they continued to be responsible for reaching out to JEWS. ! Galatians 2:12, Earlier certain persons had come from James, Peter regularly ate with the non-Jews. ! Jude 1 & 2, I Jude a slave to Jesus Christ and brother to James, writing to those by God the Father called and kept safe by Jesus Christ. Relax, everything is going to be all right, everything's coming together; open your hearts, love is on the way.

INTRODUCTION TO THE NEW TESTAMENT, KUMMEL The presupposition of James' epistle is a belief in Jesus Christ as Lord and a Pauline understanding of salvation through faith in Jesus Christ as Lord.

Outline of James ♦ 1:1, James, a servant of God and of the Lord Jesus Christ, to the 12 tribes in the dispersion. ♦ 1:2-18, Rejoice over trials, which are a school of testing before God, from whom, comes only good gifts. ♦ 1:19-27, Hear God's word but also be doers of it. ♦ 2:1-12, Beware Of partiality for the rich against the poor, rather, fulfill the royal law of love. ♦ 2:13, The necessity of mercy ♦ 2:14-26, Mere faith is worthless. Right action is what counts, examples, Abraham and Rahab. ♦ 3:1-12, Watch your tongue. ♦ 3:13-18, Abandon earthly wisdom seeks heavenly wisdom. ♦ 4:1-10, Do not quarrel but have peace, which comes from bowing before God. ♦ 4:11-12, Do not slander.

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Scriptural Readings for 2016 ♦ 4:13-16, You merchants, when you formulate your plans, do not forget you stand under God. ♦ 4:17, We must do right. ♦ 5:1-6, You rich, recognize your guilt and your deserved punishment. ♦ 5:7-11, Wait patiently in view of the imminent judgment of GOD. ♦ 5:12, Swear not. ♦ 5:13-18, ...the effects of prayer. ♦ 5:19-20, Save the erring brother.

THE EPISTLE OF FIRST PETER: 5 Chapters, 105 Verses, 2482Words

The writer calls himself Peter," I Peter, am an apostle on assignment by Jesus, the Messiah..." (1:1).

He is a witness of the sufferings of Jesus Christ. "I have a special concern for you church leaders. I know what it is like to be a leader, in on the Christ's sufferings as well as the coming glory." (5:1) Additionally, Peter has had an intimate familiarity with the person and teachings of Christ.

This epistle was one of the first New Testament books universally regarded as canonical scripture. The traditional date for the martyrdom of Peter is 67AD; as a result this epistle is dated between 64-67AD. Writing from Babylon (Rome), it is likely Peter wrote this book in Rome shortly before his death.

Though a time of persecution is upon the Christians, they are pointed to a living hope in Christ, as they are encouraged to be faithful servants. This letter is addressed to “strangers.” Strangers meaning Christians scattered in several provinces of Asia Minor. The example of Jesus’ suffering is a source of hope and encouragement to the Christians. Upon Jesus’ return, the great Shepherd will give them a “crown of glory that fadeth not away." (Reference: The Holman Bible) Outline ♦ 1:1-2, Salutation... ♦ 1:3-12, Salvation wrought by Father, Son, and Holy Spirit ♦ 1:13-2:10, Call to Christian dedication ♦ 2:11- 3:12, Christians social relationships ♦ 3:13-4:19. Suffering and rewards ♦ 5:1-11, The elders and the flock ♦ 5:12-14,Conclusion

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Scriptural Readings for 2016 KUMMEL: The epistle presents itself as a writing of comfort and exhortation (James 5:12). In the face of persecutions, hate suffering, and humiliating defamation, the readers should remain steadfast in their Christianity in "the true grace of God "in view of the heavenly goal, which beckons to all who hold fast the Christian faith and in good conduct do not go astray.

THE EPISTLE OF SECOND PETER: 3 Chapters, 61Verses, 1559 Words If Peter is the author, dating is around 67AD, if not dating can be as late as the second century. Early Christian Church did accept it as an epistle inspired by the Holy Spirit. Peter urges a growth in Christian virtues as the most successful method for destroying false teachings. He also warns against teachers and prophesies destined for certain destruction. Christ's second coming is/has been delayed and this is a call to be prepared when He returns. (Reference: The Holman Bible) Outline ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦

1:1-4, Introduction 1:5-11, Growing in grace 1:12-21, Grounded in the truth 2:1-22, False teachers 3:1-18, Living in the hope of His coming

KUMMEL: Every clue to date, a precise dating of 2nd Peter eludes us ----. Second quarter of second century....

Peter cannot have written this epistle.

PRAYER: Gracious Eternal giver of all things, grant those of us who will be granted the privilege to preach and teach this year from James and Peter, the will and insight to handle YOUR WORD with honest care and faithfulness.

Through YOUR HOLY SPIRIT enable us to see YOUR lessons for us now as you did for them then. Lord we need You and Your people need to hear You. Please Lord, overshadow our personhood and micromanage our limited minds for the sake of YOUR coming kingdom on earth! Of course we ask this in Jesus Christ name, AMEN!!!

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Scriptural Readings for 2016 January Emphasis: Mission Awareness, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration, and Intergenerational Sunday ! Health emphasis: Acid Reflux ! Word of the month: Relations ! Book for 1st Quarter: Treasures of the Transformed Life – Satisfying your Soul’s Thirst for More by John Ed Mathison

Date January 3rd

Chapter

Thought

James 1:1-4

I am in this with you!

10th

James 1:5-11

The effects of focused requests.

17th

James 1:12- 15

WHEN temptations become acts.

24th

James 1:16-20

When is better!

31st

James 1:21-25

Listening listeners are expected to become doing doers.

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Scriptural Readings for 2016 February Emphasis: Ash Wednesday, Valentine’s Day, Annual Leadership Workshop, and Lenten season begins ! Health emphasis: Foot problems ! Word of the month: Responsibilities Date February

Chapter

Thought

7th

James 1:26-27

To visit; to help; to care; faith in action.

14th

James 2:1-13

When favoritism is a sin!

21st

James 2:14-20

A living and vibrant faith!

28th

James 2:21-24

Faithful because of what they were doing not because of who they were. Part 1.

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Scriptural Readings for 2016 March Emphasis: Women’s Month, Palm Sunday, Holy Week, Easter, C. W. Kerry, Jr. Scholarship, Intergenerational Sunday, and Lenten season ends ! Health emphasis: Skin irritation ! Word of the Month: Realize

Date March 6th

Chapter

Thought

James 2:25-26

Faithful because of what they were doing not because of who they were. Part 2.

13th

James 3:1-12

MOUTH management!

20th Palm Sunday

James 3:13-18

Doing spiritual works among unspiritual listeners !

27th EASTER

James 4:1-3

The necessity for the dying of my ways!

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Scriptural Readings for 2016 April Emphasis: Tax Day ! Health emphasis: Hair Madness ! Word of the Month: Reveal ! Book for 2nd Quarter: I Am a Church Member: Discovering the Attitude that Makes the Difference by Thom S. Rainer

Date April 3rd

Chapter

Thought

James 4:4-10

Overcoming negative challenges!

10th

James 4:11-12

Do not badmouth others!

17th

James 4:13-17

The sin of procrastination!

24th

James 5:1-6

The dividends and interests of misguided wealth acquisition.

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Scriptural Readings for 2016 May Emphasis: Mother’s Day, Seniors Sunday, Memorial Day, and Intergenerational Sunday ! Health Emphasis: Nail health ! Word of the Month: Revelation

Date May 1st

Chapter

Thought(s)

James 5:7-12

Lessons from patience afflictions and endurance, faith in GOD!

8th MOTHERS DAY!

James 5:13-18

Need help? Call for the Elders!

15th

James 5:19- 20

Meaningful personal evangelism!

FIRST PETER 22nd

I Peter 1:1-2

Get to know me!

It is essential to communicate suffering is a major theme in 1st Peter for Christ & Christians.

29th

I Peter 1:3-12

NOT through going through what I am going through - learn to rejoice as you go through. The sooner you learn to rejoice as you go through the you will be through.

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Scriptural Readings for 2016 June Emphasis: Youth Opportunity University begins, Father’s Day, and Youth Revival ! Health Emphasis: Fatigue ! Word of the Month: Reminders

Date June 5th

Chapter

Thought(s)

I Peter 1:13-16

Holy thoughts lead to Holy talk, which encourages a Holy walk.

12th

I Peter 1:17-25

Whatever is temporary!

19th Father’s Day

I Peter 2:1-10

Chosen for the service of the WORD!

26th

I Peter 2:11-14

The ongoing challenge inside of me because of the ongoing circumstances outside of me.

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Scriptural Readings for 2016 July Emphasis: Independence Day, Vacation Bible School, and Intergenerational Sunday ! Health Emphasis: Muscle spasms ! Word of the Month: Reconcile ! Book for 3rd Quarter: Soul Fitness With Fredrick D. Haynes, III by Frederick Haynes

Date July 3rd

Chapter

Thought(s)

I Peter 2:15-16

The ‘Ing’ Family, serving loving and respecting.

10th

I Peter 2:17-25

Whenever you suffer, you are only going through a modicum of what JESUS went through.

17th

I Peter 3:1-7

For better or worse, HOLY matrimony.

24th

I Peter 3:8-12

A major hindrance to a good life, talking too much.

31st

I Peter 3:13-22

CHRIST'S work on earth is done, practice what HE preached.

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Scriptural Readings for 2016 August: Youth Opportunity University Graduation, and Intergenerational Sunday ! Health Emphasis: Light Sensitivity ! Word of the Month: Revitalized

Date August 7th

Chapter

Thought(s)

I Peter 4:1-6

The living dead need to hear the Gospel.

14th

I Peter 4:7-9

Genuine love goes a long way!

21st

I Peter 4:10-11

Practice your faith to God's glory.

28th

I Peter 4:12- 19

Christians are encouraged to glorify God in circumstances of dismay and discouragement.

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Scriptural Readings for 2016 September Emphasis: Labor Day, Tailgating, Homecoming, Annual Bible Study & Revival, and MEG Retreat ! Heath Emphasis: Vertigo ! Word of the Month: Responsible

Date September 4th

Chapter

Thought(s)

I Peter 5:1-4

Stewards of the flock, practice you faith.

11th

I Peter 5:5-7

Humility, humility and more humility!

18th

I Peter 5:8-9

Resist the devil and all forms of evil, through a steadfast faith.

25th

I Peter 5:10-14

In all ways walk in CHRIST'S way.

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Scriptural Readings for 2016 October Emphasis: Men’s Month, Hallowed Be Thy Name, and Intergenerational Sunday ! Health Emphasis: Bowel Changes ! Word of the Month: Recipients ! Book for 4th Quarter: The Soul of Black Folks by W. E. B. DuBois

Date October

Chapter

Thought(s) Second PETER

2nd

II Peter 1:1-2

Christians, recipients of God's righteousness through JESUS CHRIST.

9th

II Peter 1:4-11

The need and necessity for personal and spiritual inventory

16th

II Peter 1:12-18

Peter's last will and testament.

23rd

II Peter 1:19-21

Prophecy, God said…!

30th

II Peter 2:1-3

Today's damnable heresies.

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Scriptural Readings for 2016 November Emphasis: General Board, Veteran’s Day, Thanksgiving, Advent, and Intergenerational Sunday ! Health Emphasis: Bone/muscle pain ! Word of the Month: Repentance Date November 6th

Chapter

Thought(s)

II Peter 2:4-9

The day of judgment is a reality, utter condemnation for the unjust and deliverance for the just.

13th

II Peter 2:10-16

Pompous, presumptuous, and lost!

20th

II Peter 2:17-22

Symptoms of a sick society.

27th

II Peter 3:1-4

Planners and planters of doubt.

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Scriptural Readings for 2016 December Emphasis: Angel Tree, Spirit of Christmas, Affirmation Sunday, Christmas, and New Year’s Worship Services ! Health Emphasis: HOLIDAY BLUES ! Word of the Month: Rewards

Date December 4th

Chapter

Thought(s)

II Peter 3:5-7

Something to think about..., ponder....

11th

II Peter 3:8-13

GOD promised, something better is coming!

18th

II Peter 3:14-16

Look forward more than you look around!

25th

II Peter 3:14-16

Continue to grow and glow, MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!

PRAYER: Dear LORD CHRIST, these thoughts and words are totally dependent upon the ongoing presence of your Holy SPIRIT. The year 2016 will be new for us; we cannot see all that is in front of us, nor the congregation of Friendship Missionary Baptist CHURCH. Lord we are limited human vessels; limited by our humanity and an evil presence that seems closer than is comfortable and times unbearable. Through your Words as recorded in James and Peter, guide us as we preach and teach all this year. Whenever our words and opinions are woefully inadequate and inaccurate, please forgive us and immediately dispense your Holy Spirit to intercede on behalf of your children, so they will experience You anew and afresh each time we speak.

LORD, we surrender preaching and teaching to you this year. Touch, Save, Heal, and Bless in accordance to your will for us, we need you LORD! WE are humbled that you chose us as vessels for service. Please strengthen, spiritually empower and through our brokenness-use us as ambassadors of hope and goodwill among those we serve.

LORD, we are grateful for another opportunity in 2016 to serve you through this church family, and globally; assisting everyone we come in contact with to - LIVE LIKE JESUS IS LORD!!!!!!

WE ask it all in Jesus Christ name and for your sake FATHER, AMEN!

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Marke7ng Report February 6, 2016

Marke7ng Commi?ee Goals 2015-­‐2016 Marke%ng Policies and Procedures Branding Guidelines and Graphical Standards Social Media and Live Streaming

Marke%ng Policies and Procedures

Distributed October 2015

Branding and Graphical Standards

Live Streaming and Social Media Extend our promo%onal reach Local and global connec%ons

Increase Giving & Revenue Opportuni%es Website, CD and DVD sales

Brazil Italy S. Africa Jamaica Argen%na Korea Germany France Japan

Social Media Facebook

Large Popula%on of FMBC Member

Twi_er

Large Youth Member Popula%on

YouTube Visual -­‐ Sermons, Choir Selec%ons, Announcements Google Owned, 2nd Largest Search Engine

Website (Main info Hub)

New Site Released October 2015

FaceBook

Live Streaming/Broadcas%ng

Music 2016 Bro. Frank McGinnis

Dr. Clifford A. Jones, Sr. | Senior Minister

The DeiVision of Music & Arts I. Choral Ensembles Adult: Ladies Choir, Male Chorus, Church Choir, Alive 4 Christ Children & Youth: Children 4 Christ, Youthful Praize II. Instrumental Ensembles Adult Orchestra, Youth Orchestra, Handbells III. Dance Ministry Adult- Inspirational Children & Youth – Shabach IV. Drama Team – Friendship Players V. Visual Arts VI. V.O.I.C.E.

2015 Selected Highlighted Events Selma in Retrospect: The 50th Anniversary of a Monumental Civil Rights Movement: The Mint Museum, March 28, 2015 American Guild of Organists Southeast Regional Convention Renee Louprette, organist July 3, 2015 “What White People Need to Know “ Providence Road Baptist Church, October 20, 2015 Lessons & Carols Christmas Worship Service St John’s Baptist Church, December 13, 2015

Christmas Musical 2015

2016 Selected Highlighted Events City Wide Hymn Choir Concert at 3301 Sunday February 28, 2016 3:00pm The University of North Carolina School of the Arts, Orchestra Saturday March 19, 2016, 4:00pm

Annual Concerts Children 4 Christ: Saturday May 21, 2016 3:00pm FMBC Instrumental Concert: Sunday May 22, 2016 3:00pm Male Chorus Concert: Saturday October 15, 2016 6:00pm

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10 Year Organ Celebra%on Concert Friday April 8, 2016 7:00pm

Music in the Worship Service • God’s Gi[ of Music • The Importance of Congrega%onal Singing • The Power/Influence of Music

Foot Problems Sis. Cassandra Harding, Parish Nurse

Dr. Clifford A. Jones, Sr. | Senior Minister

Understanding Hypertension among Black Men in a Faith-­‐Based Se@ng A Pilot Project Sponsored by the University of Alabama Birmingham (UAB) in Partnership with the Na%onal USA Founda%on, Inc. (NUFI)

Annual Leadership Workshop Friendship Bap%st Church Dr. Clifford Jones, Senior Minister Saturday, 06 February 2016

Presented By: Lori Carter-­‐Edwards, PhD, MPH Senior Consultant, NUFI

Funding Source: Na%onal Ins%tutes of Health, Na%onal Ins%tute on Minority Health and Health Dispari%es, Grant # U54MD008620

Presentation Overview • Background • Purpose and Aims • Project Structure • Project Update • Call for Par%cipa%on

Black Men and Hypertension Pilot Project

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Background • Blacks have the highest burden of hypertension (HTN) in the U.S. • Black men have HTN and its related complica%ons at earlier ages.

• Preven%on efforts among younger Black men are needed.

• Interven%ons have linked health and religion among Blacks.

• Li_le is known about younger Black men’s astudes toward HTN. • It is not clear if a faith-­‐based sesng can help improve their health behaviors.

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Purpose • Understanding Hypertension among Black Men in a Faith-­‐Based Se@ng is designed to iden%fy astudes and beliefs toward HTN preven%on, treatment, and control among Black men under age 50 in two, leading NBCUSA, Inc. churches in the southeastern U.S. • Findings will guide future interven%ons, with the na%onal, longer-­‐term goals of:

• Sharing the findings throughout NBCUSA, Inc. • Conduc%ng the interven%on across regions within NBCUSA, Inc.

Overarching Goal: To idenEfy effecEve intervenEons to improve HTN control in Black men under age 50 naEonwide Black Men and Hypertension Pilot Project

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Project Structure – Why Research?

Benefit of HTN-­‐related research in Black men under 50: • Allows specific ques7ons to be asked for designing the best interven%ons • Confidence in findings because enough men have been recruited • Good data collec7on processes help provide quality, meaningful informa%on • Future programs can be successfully built on quality, meaningful informa%on • Helps inform others on how to effec7vely work with and reach them • Ensures their voices are represented in the design and execu7on of future programs Black Men and Hypertension Pilot Project

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Specific Aims 1. Assess the organiza%onal capacity and context of a sample of NBCUSA, Inc. churches for conduc%ng HTN related, faith-­‐based interven%on.

• What do NBCUSA, Inc. church leaders perceive are necessary church resources to be ready to conduct an intervenEon that addresses HTN health among young Black men under 50?

2. Gather feedback from young Black men on how to implement evidence based approaches to address HTN

• What factors do young Black men under 50 believe it would take to successfully design and implement a faith-­‐based intervenEon to address HTN for men of their age?

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Project Structure – Design Na%onal Ins%tutes of Health NIMHD Funding Source

Understanding HTN among Black Men in a Faith-­‐ Based Se:ng: Main Site and Pilot Sites W V

K Y T N

A R M S

A L

V A N C

S C

G A

L A F L

Project Site Friendship Bap%st Church Rev. Dr. Clifford Jones, Pastor Charlo_e, NC Coordinator: Cassandra Project Harding Site First Bap%st Church Rev. Dr. Julius Scruggs Huntsville, AL Coordinator: Deacon Willie Li?lepage

UAB Center for Healthy African American Men through Partnerships (CHAAMPS) Center Leadership Academic and Na%onal Community Partners UAB Researchers, 100 Black Men, NFL, NUFI Pilot Studies Understanding Hypertension among Black Men in a Faith-­‐ Based Sesng Pilot Study (UAB and NUFI Project Leaders)

Lead Organiza%ons Project Site: University of Alabama Birmingham Huntsville, AL (UAB) Center for Healthy African American Men through Partnerships (CHAAMPS) Focus Key Drs. Selwyn Vickers and Richard Group Informa Shikany Par%cipa nt Birmingham, AL nts Intervie Partnering Ins7tu7ons: Johns Hopkins, University of Minnesota, 4 ws MD Anderson, UC Davis sessions N~15 Partnering Organiza7ons: 100 Black Total Men of America, Inc., Na%onal n~30 Black Men and Hypertension Pilot Project Football League, Na%onal USA Founda%on, Inc.

Project Site: Charlo_e, NC

Key Informa nt Intervie ws N~15

Focus Group Par%cipa nts 4 sessions Total n~30 31

Project Structure – Participants Key Informant Interviews Focus Groups • Individuals iden%fied by senior pastoral leadership (Rev. Drs. Scruggs and Jones)

• Black men ages 18-­‐49 years of age in the project area

• Leaders in NBCUSA, Inc. churches • Influen%al in the church and community

• 4 group-­‐specific sessions at each project site

• Live or work in the community • Can be male or female • Total of 24-­‐30 key informants

• Each session will have 6-­‐8 par7cipants

• 12-­‐15 individuals at each project site • Approximately 45-­‐60 minute call • Ques%ons on factors within the church that can influence implementa%on of HTN preven%on programs

• Compensa7on: $25 gi] card

• 2 – Men 18-­‐34 years with HTN OR family history of HTN • 1 – Men 35-­‐49 years with history of HTN • 1 – Men 35-­‐49 years without HTN but family history of HTN

• Total of 48-­‐60 men total across the two project sites • Approximately 60-­‐75 minutes for each session, held at the project site • Will take blood pressure and general measurements • Ques%ons about HTN, health behaviors, faith • Card sor%ng to rank interven%on ideas

• Compensa7on: $20 gi] card

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Project Update • Key Informa7on Interviews – calls in process • May seek addi%onal names to add to the list • Need to complete 12-­‐15 interviews

• Focus groups – preparing to recruit • Men with or without hypertension • 18-­‐49 years of age • Can be members of the church or live in the surrounding community

• Timeline – Goal is to complete data collec7on by May 2016 Black Men and Hypertension Pilot Project

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Call for Participation • No project published like this to date in this age group of Black men.

• Par%cipa%ng gives a voice to the health of young Black from young Black men (only you can tell your story).

• Par%cipa%ng provides us an opportunity to understand the associa%on of faith and HTN-­‐related health in young Black men.

• Feedback will be used before, not a)er an interven%on is designed.

• Findings will be a plaworm for future work at a na%onal level.

THANK YOU! Black Men and Hypertension Pilot Project

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Friendship Missionary Baptist Church Servants Affirming God’s Word Globally.

Dr. Clifford A. Jones, Sr., Senior Minister

Affirmation of Ministry Service

General Board Meeting High-Level Ministry and Mission Budget Submitted to Senior Minister for Approval

HIGH LEVEL

Thursday, November

Joint Trustee and Budget Finance Meeting Monday, November

Church Organizations Budgets Due Monday, November

Sunday, December

Church Information Forums 1&2 Tuesday, December Thursday, December

Ministry Budgets Compiled and Finalized

Finalized Ministry and Mission Budget Detail December

December

DETAILED

2017 Budgets Due October 24, 2016

 Annual AND Quarterly Budgets for DeiVisions  Several DeiVision Minister (DVM) and DVM Support will   

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not be affected.

See Rev. Hughes for ministry budget allotment for the year (704-391-3882).

Administrative forms and their deadlines are detailed in the next slides.

Incomplete form submissions will be returned unprocessed.

Approvals, responses to all fields and an amount must be present.

DVM approvals via email are acceptable if they specify the approved requisition amount.

CHECK AND CASH ADVANCE REQUISITIONS  Approved requisitions are due Monday by 5P for a Thursday by 2P turnaround to Mariel Thompson.  Checks available for pick up on Thursdays, 2P-5P and

Fridays, 10A – 2P. All others will be mailed.

 Cash advances must be reconciled with receipts and/or cash

within 30 days of advance being issued.

 Cash Advance and Reimbursement Phase Out

PURCHASE ORDER REQUESTS  Approved requests are due Monday by 5P for a Friday by 2P turnaround to LaTwan Durrah. See LaTwan for vendor selection assistance.

EVENT INFORMATION FORM  Updated to include a Paid Event Ministry Budget guide  2-Sided Form for Ministries (Handout Included)  Electronic Submission Available in 2016

IN-DEPTH MINISTRY OPERATION FINANCIAL FORUM  Monday, February 15, 2016 from 6:30P until 7:30P in Room 135.  Discussion Topics  Accessing Ministry Dollars  Event Management (Budget, Technology, Other Needs)  InFellowship Church Management Tool  Budgeting and Financial Reporting

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Registration Info Needed by Ministry: (Check all) Name

MINISTRY EVENT FORM Side 1 of 2

EVENT INFORMATION:

Address

Today’s Date: ____________________

Name ____________________________________________________________________

Age

Date and Time ____________________________________________________________

Email

Location _________________________________________________________________

Phone Number

Ministry and DeiVision ______________________________________________________

Medical Needs Dietary Needs

Event Contacts (Name, Email, Phone Number): ____________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________

Waivers Required List: _______________ List: _______________ Photo Required ~º~ Event eTicket Needed: Y

N

Other Forms Needed?

Y

N

Ministry Attachments Needed?

Y

N

Ministry leaders will be able to manage their events with our online tool through Activeworks. Your email will be linked to your event to log in, see registrant and payment activity, send email blasts, develop phone trees, etc. Please complete the information below and email any graphics and general event information needed for your event setup to The Gallery (thegallery@friendshipcharlotte.org) with this form.

Your event will be automatically uploaded to the Friendship website’s Event Registration hot button section for registration and subsequent payments if applicable.

Forms are due Monday by 5P for event availability Friday by 5P. Participants can register and make subsequent payments on campus kiosks and iPad stations as well navigating from the Friendship website.

Registration Period: From _______________ To _______________ Registration Actual Close Date: _______________ List: _______________ Grade Requirement? Y N Balance Payments’ Final Due Date (if applicable): _______________ Age Requirement?

Y

N

List: _______________ Gender Requirement?

Yes, Girls/Women Only Yes, Boys/Men Only No Event Sessions Needed?

List if yes.

1 ______________________ 2 ______________________ 3 ______________________ 4 ______________________ 5 ______________________ 6 ______________________ 7 ______________________ 8 ______________________ 9 ______________________ 10 _____________________ Products included with registration?

Y N If yes, complete applicable info.

Payment Schedule?

Single, One-Time Payment Deposit and Installment Payments Event Costs: Full Cost: $ _______________ Registration: $ _______________ Early-Bird Pricing Available: Y N If yes, explain: __________________________ Is your event registration fee non-refundable? Y N All refunds must be submitted by approved check request to the Finance department.

Event refunds are not given in The Gallery.

Registrant Types: Event Capacity Waitlist Option Type 1. _________________________ ________ Y N Type 2. _________________________ ________ Y N Type 3. _________________________ Type 4. _________________________ Type 5. _________________________

________ ________ ________

Y Y Y

N N N

Are products included in the registration payment? If yes, please describe.

Y N Product 1. Item Name and Details: Product 2. Item Name and Details: ______________________________

________________________________

______________________________

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Friendship Missionary Baptist Church 3400 Beatties Ford Road, Charlotte, NC 28216, Phone: 704-392-0392; Fax: 704-391-5804 Dr. Clifford A. Jones, Sr., Senior Minister

MINISTRY EVENT FORM: PAID EVENT BUDGET GUIDE Side 2 of 2

EVENT NAME: REVENUE

BUDGET

ACTUAL

Cost/ Participant

Actual Cost/ Participant

1 Event Receipts—Trip, Lodging, Transportation Fees Collected 2 Event Receipts—Scholarship Dollars Collected—Non-budgeted dollars collected to offset ministry events and sponsorship for others. Not tax-deductible.

3 Purchase of Services—Ministry Item, Fees for Lessons, T-Shirts 4 Budget Transfers—Ministry dollars transferred from another ministry expense line from its budget allotment to cover event overrun.

TOTAL Anticipated Revenue 1 Event—Food 2 Event—Transportation, Ground 3—Transportation, Air 4—Lodging/Retreat Center 5—Apparel, Giveaways and Supplies 6—Honoraria 7—Tours/Other Space Usage 8—Other (Please Explain.)

TOTAL Anticipated Expenses EVENT’S TOTAL FINANCIAL EFFECT (INCOME—EXPENSES)

Total Expenses

Divided by

Approval—DeiVision Minister

# of Participants

Date

Equals

Approval—CFO

Date

Organization Structure

(A)

To be discussed

Board of Directors Y.O.U. Friendship Education Commission

Where should the Senior Minister be?

Senior Minister FMBC

Chancellor

Financial Officer

Executive Assistant

Human Resources Advisory Committee

Advisory Committee

Advisory Committee

Executive Director Y.O.U.

Executive Director Y.O.U. Pre-School

Principal Y.O.U. Friendship School

8 Wk Summer Program Pre K-8th

12 mos. Pre-School

Math Madness

After - School

Boys to Men Monthly – 8 mos.

Pre K Y.O.U.

Other

Other

Week-Day Tutorial Program K-3 School 2018 K-3 School 2020 K-3 School 2023 Other