2019 IBSA Annual

2019 Annual

2018-2019 Comparative Statistics

3085 Stevenson Drive - PO Box 19247 - Springfield, Illinois 62794-9247

113th Annual Meeting

November 6-7, 2019

Cornerstone Church, Marion

President - Adron Robinson

Vice President - Adam Cruse

Recording Secretary - Robin Mayberry

Assistant Recording Secretary - Sharon Carty

Annual Sermon

Michael Nave, Pastor, Cornerstone, Marion

2020 Annual Meeting

November 4-5, Crowne Plaza, Springfield

President - Sammy Simmons

Vice President - Heath Tibbetts

Recording Secretary - Sharon Carty

Assistant Recording Secretary - Brianna Trowbridge

2021 Annual Meeting

November 10-11, Broadview Missionary Baptist Church, Chicago

Section A

Directory of Officers, Employees, Board of Directors and Association Committees

Officers of the Association President

Adron Robinson 14907 Sheila Ct Oak Forest, IL 60452 (312)799-8300

Vice President

Adam Cruse 109 Brookside Glen Sherman, IL 62684 (217)836-2255

Recording Secretary

Robin Mayberry PO Box 34 Bluford, IL 62814 (618)316-3736

Assistant Recording Secretary

Sharon Carty 344 Loomis Lane Carlinville, IL 62626 (217)341-2416

The names in bold are new and to serve a complete term. The names in italics are are serving an unfulfilled  position. Those marked with an * are laypeople.

NOMINATING COMMITTEE

CLASS A ‐ TERM EXPIRING 2020

Terry Mathis  Metropolis, First

2017A  Union

Rickey Dorsey  Chicago Heights, Beacon Hill 2017A Chicago Metro

Charlie Allen  Murphysboro, Elm Street 2018  Nine Mile

Skip Leininger  O’Fallon, First  2018  Metro East

CLASS B ‐ TERM EXPIRING 2021

Tom Rains  Quincy, First  2019  Bay Creek

*Chad Craycraft Sherman, Living Faith  2019 Heartland Network

Dan Eddington Wilmington, Island City

2019 Three Rivers

*Mark Shipley Washington, Roland Manor 2019 Metro Peoria

CLASS C ‐ TERM EXPIRING 2022

*West Whaley East Peoria, Journey

*Holly DuckworthDongola, Mt. Olive

2020 Metro Peoria

2020  Clear Creek

Bob Carruthers Jacksonville, Lincoln Avenue 2020 Sandy Creek

*Timothy Bell Bellwood, World Deliverance Christian Center

2020 Chicago Metro

COMMITTEE ON ORDER OF BUSINESS

CLASS A ‐ TERM EXPIRING 2020

John Calio  Mattoon, First

2018  Westfield

Mike Hallas  Fairfield, North Side

*Carolyn Foster Pittsfield, Calvary

CLASS B ‐ TERM EXPIRING 2021  Wilson Wickiser  Swansea

2018  Fox Valley

2018 Greater Wabash  Ruben Raquel  McHenry, First

2018  Bay Creek

2018‐A Metro East

*Pat Scarbrough Fairfield, First

Chris Huff Nokomis, Grace

CLASS C ‐ TERM EXPIRING 2022

*Steven Davis Edwardsville, Red Hill

2019  Louisville

2019 Greater Wabash  Kelly Carruthers Louisville, First

2019  Rehoboth

2020  Gateway

Mitchell Johnson Country Club Hills, Hillcrest 2020 Chicago Metro  Vaughn Sanders  Bolingbrook, First

2020 Sandy Creek

2020 Three Rivers  Doug Bell  Woodson

CLASS A ‐ TERM EXPIRING 2020

CONSTITUTION COMMITTEE

*Glen Carty Carlinville, Emmanuel

Mike Munden   Olney, Olney Southern

Rusty Morecraft  Harrisburg, First

2019B  Macoupin

2020A     Olney

2020A    Saline

*Linda Moss Washington, Roland Manor 2020A    Metro Peoria

CLASS B ‐ TERM EXPIRING 2021

*Shelly Pender Cobden, First

Brad Sloan  Dahlgren, First

Frank Forthman  New Hope, Metropolis

Brent Cloyd   Fairfield, North Side

CLASS C ‐ TERM EXPIRING 2022

Scott Foshie   Steeleville

*Danny ParkinsonChatham

*Mike Thomas Pleasant Hill, First

Greg Braswell Waterloo, First

CLASS A ‐ TERM EXPIRING 2020

2018A Clear Creek

2019 Goshen Trail

2019  Union

2020B     Greater Wabash

2020  Nine Mile

2020      Heartland Network

2020         Bay Creek

2020  Metro East

RESOLUTIONS AND CHRISTIAN LIFE COMMITTEE

Danny Holliday  Alton, Victory

2018  Gateway

Jason Plumer  Litchfield, First  3/2018C Macoupin

Nathaniel Trowbridge Albion, Samaria Missionary 2018 Greater Wabash  Mitchell Flesch  Mt. Vernon, Park Avenue 2020A      Salem South

CLASS B ‐ TERM EXPIRING 2021

*Jim Hanger Mt. Vernon, Logan Street  2018A         Salem South

*Jill McNicol Patoka, First  2019          Kaskaskia

*Amy Neibel Carmi, First   2019    Greater Wabash

Randy Hafner Frankfort, Lighthouse Fellowship 2019       Chicago Metro

CLASS C ‐ TERM EXPIRING 2022

Don Bigham   Walnut Hill ,Baker Street  3/2018B    Salem South

*Stevyn Bonner Bellwood, World Deliverance Christian Center 2020 Chicago Metro

*David Stanton Pinckneyville, First   2020          Nine Mile

HISTORICAL COMMITTEE

CLASS A ‐ TERM EXPIRING 2020

*Susan Full Havana, Havana Southern 2017A Heartland Network

Harry Boyd  Marion, First

Jane Fox‐Leininger O’Fallon, First

Tom Eggley  Chatham

CLASS B ‐ TERM EXPIRING 2021

*Henry Hall Belle Rive Missionary

2018  Williamson

2018  Metro East

2020A Heartland Network

2019      Salem South

*Christina Goble Marshall, Clarksville   2019           Westfield

*Bill Rossow Colona, First Southern

2019        Quad Cities

*Jerri Titsworth Robinson, Highland  2019  Palestine

CLASS C ‐ TERM EXPIRING 2022

*Keith Baker Maryville, First

*Mark Barber Riverton, First

*Marian BlankenshipDecatur, Tabernacle

*Tanja Sedabres Granite City, Second

CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE

2020  Gateway

2020 Heartland Network

2020  Central

2020  Gateway

CLASS A ‐ TERM EXPIRING 2020

Jon McDonald  Casey, First

Joshua Monda  Washington, First

Robert Ward  Effingham, Calvary

Tracy Jaggers  Edwardsville, Calvary

CLASS B ‐ TERM EXPIRING 2021

Ryan Beck  Carrier Mills, First

LeRoy Tucker   Strasburg

2018  Westfield

2018 Metro Peoria

2018  Kaskaskia

2020A  Gateway

2019  Saline

2019         Louisville

Billy Dye  Harrisburg, McKinley Avenue 2019  Saline

Jerry Montgomery  Mt. Vernon, Casey Avenue 2019   Salem South

CLASS C ‐ TERM EXPIRING 2022

Jamie Miller  Marquette Heights, The Mission 2020 Metro Peoria  Jon Bell  Salem, First  2020  Kaskaskia

Will Ferguson  Temple, Canton

2020 Metro Peoria  ________________________

Board of Directors

Illinois Baptist State Association

Officers of the IBSA Board

Chair

Bob Dickerson (618) 922‐2767

Vice Chair

Andy DeWitt (618) 267-0213

Secretary Mike Jameson (618) 210-7885

*Denotes lay person Bold denotes new committee member Italics denotes serving second term CLASSA

Employees of the Association

3085 Stevenson Drive Springfield, IL 62703

All extensions may be reached by dialing (217) 391 and the extension.

Nate Adams 3108

Barb Troeger

Mark Emerson

John Carruthers

Eric Reed

Kris Kell

Lisa Misner

Meredith Flynn

Leah Honnen

Jeff Deasy

Drew Heironimus

Carole Doom

Kendra Jackson

Ashley Parsons

Jack Lucas

Carmen Halsey

Tammy Butler

Linda Darden Aubrey Krol

Philip Hall

Mike Young

Scott Foshie

Tammy Ratsch

Brad Lovin

Church Planting Director

Assistant Assistant

Disaster Relief, Part-time

Church Planting Catalyst – Northeast Region

Church Planting Catalyst

Kevin Jones

Rachel Carter

Debbie Muller

Butch Porter

Tim Bailey

Jorge Melendez

Church Planting Catalyst – Central, Southern Reg. Ken Wilson

Church Planting Catalyst – Northeast Region

ZoneConsultants

Zone 1

John Yi

Bryan Price

Zone 2 Joe Oliver

Zone 3

Zone 4

Zone 5

Zone 6

Zone 7

Zone 8

Zone 9

Zone 10

Pat Pajak

Brian McWethy

Joe Gardner

Cliff Woodman

Bob Evaul

Larry Rhodes

Ben Jones

Stephen Williams

3123

3101

3126

(618) 499-2215

(814) 221-4173

(630) 710-3106

(618) 697-1036

(312) 608-0349

(630) 908-0853

(847) 754-0356

(217) 494-1447

(815) 901-2767

(309) 369-1403

(618) 946-5720

(618)567-6170

(618) 972-5683

(618) 308-7600

(618) 920-8545

Board of Trustees

Baptist Children’s Home and Family Services

Denny Hydrick, Executive Director 949 County Road 1300 N

Carmi, IL 62821

(618) 382-4164

Staff:

Melinda Thomas, Executive Administrative Assistant ext. 1111

Sarah Usery, Director of Operation

Vacant, Director of Communication and Development Krystal Donelson, Director of Accounting

Mark McCormick, Director of Clinical Services

Officers of the BCHFS Board Chair

Wesley Hahn

(618) 945-7250

Vice Chair

Rebecca Whittington

(618) 549-8599

Secretary

Jana Searles

(618) 477-4991

*denotes lay person

Bold denotes new committee member Italics denotes serving second term

CLASSA-TERMEXPIRING2020

AdministrativeCommittee

*Eric

*Rebecca

*TomDentonPinckneyville,FirstNineMile2020

ProgramCommittee

*LuAnn

*Dixie

*Jered

FinanceandDevelopmentCommittee

*Danny

BoardofTrustees

BaptistFoundationofIllinois

Doug Morrow, Executive Director 3085 Stevenson Dr Springfield, IL 62703 (217)391-3102

Staff Sheila Jessen Office Coordinator

(217)391-3116

Officers of the Board Chair

David Grove (618) 239-9296

Vice Chair Newlin Wollaston (312) 732-8621

Secretary David Chumley (618) 604-7404

*denotes lay person Bold denotes new member Italics denotes serving second term

CLASSA-TERMEXPIRING2020

CLASSC–TERMEXPIRING2022

Illinois Members Serving on Southern Baptist Convention Boards, Committees, and Agencies

Section B

CONSTITUTION

Illinois Baptist State Association

Complete document approved November 12, 2015

Updates approved November 7, 2019

INTRODUCTION

Illinois Baptist State Association received a charter as an Illinois Corporation on November 2, 1907, at Marion, Illinois, and is governed by the Illinois General Not For Profit Corporation Act.

ARTICLE I

NAME

The name of this organization is Illinois Baptist State Association, hereinafter referred to as The Illinois Baptist State Association or IBSA.

ARTICLE II

NATURE AND PURPOSE

Section 1. The Illinois Baptist State Association is an organized body of messengers from Baptist churches cooperating to encourage sound Biblical doctrine, cooperative missions, and Baptist fellowship. As an autonomous body, IBSA shall not violate the autonomy of any church or other Baptist body.

Section 2. The purpose of IBSA is to assist in establishing and developing effective Baptist churches in their context. IBSA shall engage in other related activities it considers relevant to its corporate fellowship.

ARTICLE III

DOCTRINE

Section 1. As IBSA, we adopt the Bible as the basis of all our faith and practice.

Section 2. Illinois Baptists have used various confessions of faith to better explain their understanding of the Bible. As IBSA, we acknowledge the value of all these documents, especially the Philadelphia Confession of Faith (1742), the New Hampshire Confession of Faith (1833), and the Baptist Faith and Message of the Southern Baptist Convention statement of 1925, with revisions in 1963, 1998, and 2000. We encourage IBSA congregations and associations to use confessions of faith as resources to inform and edify Illinois Baptists concerning the basic tenets of our faith. These documents will thus equip us as we seek to fulfill our historic commitment to evangelism, discipleship, missions, education, godly living, and mutual cooperation in bearing a Baptist witness to the world.

Section 3. The churches of IBSA have historically recognized that there are distinctive doctrines that unify us as Baptists and set us apart from other

denominations. Throughout our history, doctrinal statements have been adopted that express the common, but not necessarily universally held, elements of our faith. Baptists have always cherished the belief that individuals and churches are to study the Bible and form their beliefs as the Holy Spirit leads them. In keeping with this history, IBSA affirms the following statement as a basis of our continued cooperation in sharing our message with the people of Illinois and the whole world:

1. Confessions of faith constitute a consensus of opinion of some Baptist body for the general instruction and guidance of its people and others concerning those articles of the Christian faith which are most surely held among us.

2. We do not regard confessions of faith as complete statements of doctrine, having any quality of finality or infallibility. Baptists should hold themselves free to revise their statements of faith as may seem to them wise and expedient at any time.

3. Any group of Baptists has the inherent right to draw up for itself and publish to the world a confession of faith whenever the group determines it advisable to do so.

4. The sole authority for faith and practice among Baptists is the Scriptures of the Old and New Testaments. Confessions are only guides in interpretation, having no authority over the conscience.

5. Confessions of faith are statements of religious convictions, drawn from the Scriptures, and as such are not to be used to hamper freedom of thought or investigation into other realms of life.

Section 4. We affirm that the Baptist Faith and Message of the Southern Baptist Convention adopted in 1925, and revised in 1963, 1998, and 2000, represents a consensus of Baptist beliefs for general instruction and guidance. These documents may be used with confidence by local churches and associations, and contain statements of Christian convictions, drawn from the Scriptures, affirming historic Baptist beliefs including the doctrines of soul competency, the priesthood of all believers, and salvation by grace alone, through faith in Jesus Christ. Cooperating churches or other interested parties may be instructed in how they might obtain a current publication of these documents by contacting the IBSA registered offices.

ARTICLE IV

MEMBERSHIP

Section 1. IBSA, in session, shall be composed of messengers who, as members of cooperating IBSA member churches, are elected and certified by said churches that have voluntarily accepted the nature, purpose, and doctrinal affirmation of IBSA and that have been approved by vote of IBSA messengers in session, based upon the recommendation of the IBSA Credentials Committee (see Article VIII, Section 7).

Section 2. The IBSA Credentials Committee shall receive and review all letters petitioning for affiliation, as well as constitutions and bylaws, operative documents, statements of faith, (in accordance with Article III Section 2) and other documents requested by the committee, from those churches seeking to affiliate with the IBSA. The IBSA Credentials Committee shall then make recommendations to the IBSA

messengers in session regarding those churches’ requests for affiliation with IBSA.

Section 3. An IBSA member church will be considered a cooperating church when it has submitted an annual church profile and has contributed financially to IBSA through the Cooperative Program of the Southern Baptist Convention the preceding year to fulfill the nature, purpose, and doctrinal affirmation of IBSA.

Section 4. Cooperating churches who subsequently fail to fulfill the requirements of cooperation shall be subject to review and possible dismissal.

1. As soon as possible after the close of the annual meeting the Credentials Committee shall check all available records to determine whether there are churches failing to meet all the expectations of a cooperating church.

2. During the course of the year, the Credentials Committee shall make every effort to encourage non-cooperating churches to begin fulfilling all of the expectations of a cooperating church.

3. The Executive Director of IBSA will assume responsibility for communicating with churches who fail to meet the requirements of a cooperating church. Determination will be made as to the church’s intent/desire to continue as a cooperating church in IBSA. IBSA reserves the right to remove churches who do not fulfill cooperation requirements of IBSA.

4. The Credentials Committee shall report its findings and recommendations at the next annual meeting of IBSA.

Section 5. Each cooperating church of IBSA shall be entitled to four (4) messengers, plus one messenger for each multiple of fifty (50) resident members, except that no church shall exceed fifteen (15) messengers.

Section 6. Voting privileges are given only to seated messengers.

Section 7. Messengers elected and certified by cooperating churches shall be seated at each IBSA annual meeting, upon verification by and recommendation of the Credentials Committee.

Section 8. Churches seeking affiliation with IBSA may have their messengers seated, upon recommendation by the Credentials Committee and approval by IBSA in session.

Section 9. Any motion charging doctrinal incompatibility against an IBSA member church shall only be presented in writing by a messenger at an annual meeting and will be automatically referred to the Credentials Committee.

1. The Credentials Committee shall seek other information or evidence and, along with the accusing messenger, shall consult with the leadership of the church being charged to determine the validity of the charges.

2. The Credentials Committee shall report its findings and recommendations to the next annual meeting of IBSA.

Section 10. Upon recommendation of the Credentials Committee of the Illinois Baptist State Association in annual session reserves the right to withdraw

fellowship, by a 2/3 vote of the messengers present and voting, from any IBSA member church for failure to conform to Article IV Section 3 or Article IV Section 9.

ARTICLE V

MEETINGS

Section 1. IBSA shall meet in annual session at such time and place as it may determine.

Section 2. Special meetings of the IBSA may be called:

1. Upon the request of five (5) messengers at the Annual Meeting of IBSA in writing to the president of the IBSA or by two officers of the IBSA in writing to the chairman of the Board of Directors of IBSA.

2. Approval of a Special Meeting shall require a two-thirds affirmative vote of those present and voting either by the messengers at the IBSA Annual Meeting or by the IBSA Board of Directors.

Section 3. The time and/or place of the annual or special meetings of IBSA may be changed upon approval of two-thirds of the Board of Directors.

Section 4. In case of the absence of the vice president from the annual or special meetings of IBSA, the president shall appoint an assistant, subject to the approval of the messengers, to serve when IBSA is in session.

Section 5. In case of the absence of the president from the annual or special meetings of IBSA, the vice president shall assume the duties of the president, retaining the position of vice president. The vice president may appoint an assistant, subject to the approval of the messengers, to serve when IBSA is in session.

Section 6. Motions made by messengers dealing with internal operations or ministries of an entity shall be referred to the elected board of the entity for consideration and a report to the constituency and to the next Annual Meeting of IBSA. On all matters referred by the messengers of the IBSA shall respond in writing at the close of their report in the Book of Reports and the IBSA Annual, giving specific information on:

1. How the matter referred was considered,

2. How it was reported to the constituency; and,

3. Any actions on the matter taken by the entity or action proposed to the Annual Meeting. (approved 11-2-16)

ARTICLE VI OFFICERS

Section 1. The officers of IBSA shall be a president, a vice president, a recording secretary, and an assistant recording secretary.

1. Election of the president and the recording secretary shall take place during the first session of the annual meeting. Election of the vice president and the assistant recording secretary shall take place during the final session of the annual meeting.

2. Officers must have been members in residence of cooperating IBSA member churches for at least the twelve months immediately prior to their election, shall continue such membership during their term, and shall not be eligible to serve more than two consecutive terms. No employee of IBSA or family member of an employee of IBSA, nor any person whose salary is subsidized by IBSA, nor any person whose service shall provide a conflict of interest, shall serve as an officer of IBSA.

3. These officers shall be elected annually by ballot, except that by unanimous consent, any single nominee for an office may be elected by acclamation. Nominations for officers shall be received from messengers present at the IBSA annual meeting. All nominators, after obtaining prior consent of the nominee, in their nomination speech shall include but not be limited to: 1) the name and role of the nominee, 2) the nominee’s history of service to IBSA, and 3) the history of participation in the Cooperative Program of the Southern Baptist Convention by the nominee’s church and/or the nominee personally. Newly elected officers shall be installed during the annual meeting and shall assume responsibilities at the conclusion of the annual meeting. They shall serve until the end of the next annual meeting and until their successors assume office.

4. Election of all officers shall be determined by a majority vote, not simply a plurality vote when three or more candidates are considered.

Section 2. The President shall preside at meetings of IBSA. The president shall be an ex-officio member of the Board of Directors with vote. The president shall serve as an ex-officio member of all committees of IBSA without vote. The immediate past president shall serve as an ex-officio member of the Board of Directors for one (1)year without vote, and shall be ineligible for election to the board until one (1) year has elapsed following the year of ex-officio service.

Section 3. The vice president, in the absence of or at the request of the president, shall preside at meetings of IBSA. The vice president shall be an ex-officio member of the Board of Directors with vote. The vice president shall serve as an ex-officio member of all committees of IBSA without vote.

Section 4. The recording secretary shall be accountable for recording the proceedings of IBSA in session. A certified copy of the minutes of the IBSA annual meeting shall be submitted to the Executive Director of IBSA for inclusion in the IBSA Annual. The recording secretary shall affix the seal of IBSA to all documents as directed by IBSA. The recording secretary shall convene meetings of IBSA in the absence of the president and the vice president, and shall be an ex-officio member of the Board of Directors with vote. The recording secretary shall serve as an exofficio member all committees of IBSA without vote.

Section 5. The assistant recording secretary shall perform the duties of the recording secretary in the absence of or at the request of the recording secretary. The assistant recording secretary shall be an ex-officio member of the Board of Directors with vote. The assistant recording secretary shall serve as an ex-officio member all committees of IBSA without vote.

Section 6. With the exception of the president (see Section 2), immediate past

officers of IBSA (vice-president, recording secretary, and assistant recording secretary) shall be ineligible for membership on the board until one (1) year has elapsed.

Section 7. In the event the president is unwilling or unable to complete the term of office, the vice president shall assume the office of president, vacating the office of vice president.

Section 8. A detailed guideline of the work of each officer of IBSA shall be placed in the IBSA Officer and Committee Manual. Such guideline shall include a particular method for reviewing and dismissing officers for violations of policy which it deems necessary for the effective and ethical service by its members.

ARTICLE VII

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Section 1. The Illinois Baptist State Association is an autonomous body. It shall be solely responsible for its organization. It shall elect a Board of Directors to direct all affairs of IBSA between annual meetings. One third (1/3) of the members of the board shall be elected at each annual meeting of IBSA for a three-year term.

Section 2. The Board of Directors shall determine the work to be performed by and the resources to be apportioned to all related organizations of IBSA except those related entities existing as separate corporations.

1. The Board of Directors shall be composed of thirty-three (33) members. Twenty-four of the members shall be elected from six regions apportioned decennially by the Board of Directors and nine of the members shall be elected from the state at-large.

2. The Board of Directors shall determine its time of meeting, organization, and method of procedures subject to the Constitution of IBSA. The Board may permit any or all directors to participate in a regular or special meeting by, or conduct the meeting through, the use of any means of communication by which all directors participating may hear each other simultaneously during the meeting. A director participating in a meeting by such means is deemed to be present in person at the meeting.

3. The Board of Directors shall employ one Executive Director of IBSA to accomplish the objectives the board may determine and shall set policy limits within which the Executive Director of IBSA shall function.

4. The Executive Director shall form and manage the IBSA staff, and shall have only such authority as has been delegated by the Board of Directors.

5. The Executive Director of IBSA shall serve as an ex-officio member without vote on the IBSA boards, but may be excused from executive sessions of the board unless requested to remain by decision of the board.

Section 3. Members of the Board of Directors shall be recommended by the IBSA Nominating Committee according to Article VIII Section 6. Nominees shall be published during the annual meeting and shall assume responsibilities at the

conclusion of the annual meeting. They shall serve until the end of their respective terms and until their successors assume office. Terms shall be specified as ending at the conclusion of the annual meeting.

1. Individuals may not serve for more than two consecutive terms or major fraction thereof until one year has elapsed from their last date of service on the board.

2. In the event a member of a board is absent from more than one-half of the scheduled board and committee meetings in a twelve (12) month period, their position will automatically become vacant.

3. If vacancies occur between annual meetings of IBSA, prospective board members shall be nominated by the IBSA Nominating Committee and considered by the board.

4. The primary criteria to be used by the Nominating Committee of IBSA for the selection of nominees to the board are:

a. the individual’s ability to make a maximum contribution toward attaining the goals of IBSA,

b. the goal of equitable representation of members from across the state,

c. the membership of the board consisting of a minimum of one-third (1/3) laypersons. (A lay person shall be defined as anyone who is not vocationally employed in a ministry position by a church, association, or state convention. A lay person who begins ministry employment with a church, association, or state convention shall be eligible to continue service until the expiration of his/her term),

d. the consideration of an individual’s special skills and abilities

e. the maintaining of an equal number of Class A (one year remaining), Class B (2 years remaining), and Class C (3 years remaining) members among those serving on the board,

f. the reservation of membership on the board for those persons who are members of cooperating IBSA member churches and who have been members in residence of cooperating churches for at least twelve (12) months immediately prior to their election to any board, and who continue such membership during their term,

g. the prohibition of any cooperating IBSA member church from having more than one (1) member on any one board at the same time or more than two (2) members on all boards at the same time. A member of the board moving to a church which has a member on the board or two (2) members on all boards shall resign. Officers of IBSA are excepted from the moving provision.

h. the stipulation that the members of the board must meet the requirements established by any licensing agency applicable to the board,

i. the courtesy of considering the recommendation of the executive officer and the chair of the board.

5. No employee of IBSA or family member of an employee of IBSA, nor any person whose salary is subsidized by IBSA, nor any person whose service shall provide a conflict of interest, (other than those disclosed to and approved by the Board), shall serve as a member of the board of IBSA.

Section 4. During the fiscal year, the Board of Directors shall not obligate IBSA to expenditure nor incur accumulative indebtedness that will exceed its annual budget by an amount greater than three percent of its annual budget.

Section 5. The president of IBSA shall recommend to IBSA in session a firm of certified public accountants to audit the financial records of IBSA for the ensuing year. The Board of Directors shall submit to IBSA a report of its finances and shall submit to IBSA in annual session a proposed financial program or budget for the ensuing year. Such proposal shall be based on the anticipated gross receipts according to its financial report.

Section 6. Only the properties and assets of IBSA shall be owned by the corporation. The Board of Directors, by a two-thirds vote of the members present and voting, may purchase, or otherwise acquire, lease, mortgage, sell, exchange, or otherwise dispose of any property, personal or real, of IBSA. The IBSA in annual session must approve the sale, lease, exchange or otherwise disposal of over onehalf the fair market value of all of the property of the corporation, other than in the usual and regular course of its activities. The Board of Directors may appoint and delegate the authority to committees to act for them in the interim of their sessions. These committees shall not have authority to mortgage, exchange, or otherwise dispose of the property, personal or real, of IBSA, unless specifically authorized and directed to do so by a two-thirds vote of the Board.

Section 7. A quorum shall be present for any action of the Board of Directors, or any committee of the boards. Fifty-one percent of the members of the board or committees of the board, in office at the time of the meeting, shall constitute a quorum.

Section 8. The officers of the Board of Directors shall be a chair, a vice-chair, and a recording secretary. These officers shall be elected annually by the board at its last meeting prior to the IBSA annual meeting. They shall serve no more than two terms in any elected board office. Members of the board whose final term expires shall not be eligible for re-election as an officer. Officers of the Board of Directors shall serve on the Advisory Committee of the board with vote and shall serve with vote on the board committee to which they are elected, however they shall serve on the other standing committees of the board as ex-officio members without vote.

Section 9. It shall be the duty of the chair to preside at all meetings of the board, and to perform such other duties as usually pertain to this office. The chair shall be an ex-officio member of all committees of the board.

Section 10. It shall be the duty of the vice-chair to perform the duties of the chairman in the absence of the chair. In the event of the death or resignation of the chair, the vice-chair shall serve until a new chair is elected.

Section 11. It shall be the duty of the secretary to keep an accurate account of the proceedings of each meeting of the board, and to perform such other duties as usually pertain to this office.

Section 12. The chair of the board shall initiate an annual evaluation of that entity’s executive officer, using the forms and processes adopted by the board.

Section 13. The board shall submit for consideration by IBSA in session a budget in keeping with Section 5. The board shall have the authority to change line items, providing the total budget figure remains the same as approved by IBSA in session. The Board shall submit for consideration by IBSA any plans for new special offerings or capital fund-raising activities. Authorized offerings for state-wide promotion are: 1) the Annie Armstrong Easter Offering for North American Missions, 2) the Mothers Day’s Offering for the Baptist Children’s Home and Family Services, 3) the Mission Illinois Offering, 4) the Lottie Moon Christmas Offering for International Missions, and 5)the World Hunger Offering.

Section 14. The board shall be organized into standing committees. Each committee shall have a chairman, a vice-chairman, and a secretary. At the last committee meeting of the year, officers are elected for the following year. The chairman of the board shall appoint each board member to one standing committee each year. The standing committees shall evaluate, approve, and recommend to the board such goals as may pertain to that committee’s area of responsibility.

Section 15. The standing committees of the Board of Directors are:

1. The Administrative Committee will review board policy and recommend adjustments to insure efficient operations of the board and the IBSA staff, in order that the various segments of IBSA may effectively work together to achieve the mission, vision, and goals of IBSA.

2. The Strategic Planning Committee will work directly with the Executive Director to assess the needs of churches and associations, to establish and recommend to the Board of Directors mission, vision and goal statements, to assist the Board of Directors in identifying end results that are desired from IBSA activities and ministries, to assess the effectiveness of IBSA delivery of services, to recommend effective communication channels, and to recommend special ministry projects that will assist IBSA to accomplish its mission, vision, and goals.

3. The Resource Development Committee shall assist the Executive Director to gather and recommend distribution of resources to meet the mission, vision, and goals of IBSA. It will assist in budget development, allocation of Cooperative Program resources, long range financial planning, and management of all IBSA facilities.

4. The Advisory Committee shall consist of: 1) the chair of the board, as chair, 2) other officers of the board, and 3) the chair of each of the other standing committees of the board. The Advisory Committee will act as counsel for the executive officer. In the event of the death, incapacity, or prolonged absence of the executive officer, the Advisory Committee shall assume responsibilities for day to day operations until the next meeting of the board, and shall report

to the board at each regular and special meeting any actions it has taken in the interim.

Section 16. Regular meetings of the board and the committees of the board shall be held at least semi-annually. The board shall fix the dates, times, and places of its meetings. Special meetings may be called by two officers of the board. At least seven days written notice of the date, time, and place shall be given to each member of the board by the person(s) calling the meeting. The notice shall state the nature of the business to be considered at the special meeting, and no business other than that stated in the notice shall be considered at such meeting.

Section 17. A detailed guideline of the work of the board will be placed in the Policy and Procedures Manual of the entity. Such guideline shall include a particular method for reviewing and dismissing members for violations of policy which it deems necessary for the effective and ethical service by its members.

ARTICLE VIII

STANDING COMMITTEES

Section 1. The standing committees of IBSA shall be: 1) Committee on Committees, 2)Committee on Order of Business, 3) Nominating Committee, 4) Credentials Committee, 5) Constitution Committee, 6) Resolutions and Christian Life Committee, and 7) Historical Committee.

Section 2. The standing committees of IBSA shall consist of twelve (12) members each. One-third (1/3) of the members shall rotate off annually. Any person having served three (3) years, or major fraction thereof, shall be ineligible for re-election until at least one (1) year has elapsed. Committee membership shall be reserved for those who have been a member in residence of cooperating IBSA member churches for at least twelve (12) months immediately prior to election, and who continue such membership during their term.

1. No employee of IBSA or family member of an employee of IBSA, nor any person whose salary is subsidized by IBSA, nor any person whose service shall provide a conflict of interest, shall serve as a member of any standing committee of IBSA.

2. No person may serve simultaneously as a member of the board and as a member of an IBSA standing committee.

3. In the event committee members absent themselves from two (2) consecutive committee meetings that appear on the IBSA calendar, their positions shall be automatically vacant.

4. A quorum shall be present for any action of the standing committees. Fiftyone (51) percent of the members of the committee in office at the time of the meeting shall constitute a quorum.

5. The IBSA Committees may permit any or all members to participate in a regular or special meeting by, or conduct the meeting through, the use of any means of communication by which all members participating may hear each other simultaneously during the meeting. A member participating in a

meeting by such means is deemed to be present in person at the meeting.

6. If a person has been elected to a standing committee or an ad hoc committee of IBSA and then is later elected to the position of an officer of IBSA, such person shall vacate the committee role in order to fulfill the role of an officer. Such vacancies shall be handled in the same manner of committee vacancies that may occur for any other reason.

7. No church shall have more than one (1) member on an IBSA standing committee at the same time, with no more than two (2) different members from one church on all IBSA standing committees. A member of a standing committee moving to a church which has a member on that same committee or two (2) members on all standing committees shall resign. Officers of IBSA are excepted from the moving provision.

8. If vacancies occur on a standing committee between annual meetings, nominations of prospective members for said vacancies shall be made by the Committee on Committees to the Board of Directors of IBSA for approval.

Section 3. Upon assuming office, the newly elected president of IBSA shall appoint members to fill vacancies on the Committee on Committees.

Section 4. The Committee on Committees shall nominate at each annual meeting of IBSA persons for membership on all standing committees and all ad hoc committees authorized by IBSA, including all committee vacancies, with the exception of the Committees of the Board of Directors. While serving on the Committee on Committees, members shall be ineligible for nomination to other standing committees and all ad hoc committees of IBSA.

Section 5. The Committee on Order of Business shall suggest a program including an order of business for the IBSA annual meeting. It shall provide time for the introduction of matters requiring a vote not scheduled on the agenda, and shall fix a time for the consideration of the same. The committee shall recommend the time and place for the annual meeting three (3) years in advance. The committee shall recommend a speaker for the annual sermon for the succeeding IBSA annual meeting.

Section 6. The Nominating Committee shall nominate members for the board to IBSA in session. If vacancies occur between annual meetings of IBSA, prospective board members shall be nominated by the IBSA Nominating Committee and considered by the board. While serving on the Nominating Committee, members shall be ineligible for nomination to the board.

Section 7. The Credentials Committee shall enroll all qualified messengers, those elected and certified by cooperating churches, at each annual meeting and special meetings of IBSA.

1. The committee shall monitor the enrollment of churches at the meetings of IBSA and dispense all official materials.

2. The committee shall receive and review all letters petitioning for affiliation, constitutions and bylaws, operative documents, statements of faith, (in accordance with Article III, Section 2) and other documents requested by the committee from those churches seeking to affiliate with IBSA. The committee

shall then make recommendations to the IBSA messengers in session regarding churches requesting to affiliate with IBSA.

3. The Credentials Committee shall also review information regarding churches which may fail to fulfill the requirements of cooperation and shall make recommendations to IBSA in session regarding the cooperating status of said churches, including but not limited to issues of doctrinal affirmation. (See also Article IV Section 3)

4. It shall also be the responsibility of the Credentials Committee to count all ballots at the annual meeting.

Section 8. The Constitution Committee shall review the Constitution and the IBSA Officer and Committee Manual at least annually.

1. The committee shall submit a written report to each annual meeting of IBSA, containing an assessment of the work of IBSA in light of the Constitution’s constraints, and any suggestions for adjustments or amendments. The committee shall consider and make recommendations on all proposed amendments to the Constitution. When requested, interpretation of the Constitution shall be given by the committee through its chairman or a designee of the committee.

2. In conjunction with the IBSA Executive Director, the committee shall make updates and changes to the Officer and Committee Manual.

Section 9. The Resolutions and Christian Life Committee shall prepare and submit to IBSA in session, all resolutions, which it deems appropriate for adoption, and report on all matters submitted to it by IBSA, with or without recommendations or amendments. All proposed resolutions shall be referred to the Resolutions and Christian Life Committee no later than the end of the first session of the annual meeting of IBSA.

Section 10. The Historical Committee shall procure and preserve historical records. In addition, the committee shall seek to keep the churches and messengers of IBSA informed of those items which it deems of historical significance to the life and ministry of IBSA.

Section 11. The Executive Director of IBSA shall serve as an ex-officio member without vote on all IBSA standing committees. The standing committees shall assign to the Executive Director of IBSA such work as they may require. Allocated resources shall be prescribed in the annual budget for all standing committees of IBSA.

Section 12. A detailed guideline of the work of each standing committee of IBSA shall be placed in the Officer and Committee Manual of IBSA. Such guideline shall include a particular method for reviewing and dismissing members for violations of policy which it deems necessary for the effective and ethical service by its members.

Section 13. IBSA shall create such ad hoc committees as it may require. The nomination of committee members shall be made by the Committee on Committees. The allocated resources of each ad hoc committee shall come from available funds with the recommendation of any limitations of funds coming from

the Executive Director of IBSA and approved by the Board of Directors or IBSA in session.

ARTICLE IX

RELATED ENTITIES

Section 1. The Illinois Baptist State Association is the sole member and controlling entity of the Illinois Baptist Children’s Home and Family Services (BCHFS) and the Baptist Foundation of Illinois (BFI), all of which are corporations governed by the Illinois General Not For Profit Corporation Act.

Section 2. A Coordinating Council shall: 1) coordinate the work of IBSA, BCHFS and BFI to facilitate harmony and unity, 2) decide matters of dispute between the entities, and 3) give direction to the boards of each entity in matters not clearly defined in this Constitution, written policy, bylaws or law. The Coordinating Council shall be comprised of the president of IBSA, the vice-president of IBSA, the chair and the vice-chair of each entity’s board, and the executive officer of each entity operating under the direction of each board.

1. Each member of the council shall be a voting member.

2. The president of IBSA and the vice-president of IBSA shall serve as the chair and the vice-chair, respectively, of the Coordinating Council.

3. The Coordinating Council shall meet at least semi-annually and report to IBSA during each annual meeting.

4. The president of IBSA shall be empowered to call additional meetings of the Coordinating Council as necessary.

Section 3. The IBSA alone in annual session shall authorize new entities set apart by IBSA and the composition of the board to govern such separate entity. The IBSA alone in annual session shall authorize the dissolution or merger of any of the IBSA entities.

Section 4. The president, vice president, recording secretary, assistant recording secretary of the IBSA, and executive director of the IBSA staff shall serve as exofficio members of the boards of the BCHFS and BFI. The executive director of the IBSA staff shall serve without vote. The president, vice president, recording secretary and the assistant recording secretary of the IBSA shall serve with vote.

Section 5. No cooperating IBSA member church shall have more than two (2) members on the collective boards of the IBSA, BCHFS and BFI at any one time.

Section 6. The president of the Association shall report to IBSA in annual session the firm(s) of certified public accountants selected by BCHFS and BFI to audit the financial records of the respective entity for the ensuing year. BCHFS and BFI shall both submit a financial report to IBSA in annual session, and a proposed budget for its approval.

Section 7. The Nominating Committee of IBSA will nominate BCHFS and BFI board members for election by the IBSA in annual session, with consideration given to suggestions from board members and executive director of the respective entities.

ARTICLE X AMENDMENTS

All proposed amendments to the Constitution must be submitted in writing to the Constitution Committee no later than three (3) months prior to the Annual Meeting for possible presentation and first reading at the Annual Meeting. All motions to amend the constitution presented at the Annual Meeting will automatically be referred to the Constitution Committee by the Presiding Officer for review and recommendation to the messengers at the next annual meeting.

1. Such proposed amendments which may be recommended by the Constitution Committee shall be presented at two (2) consecutive annual meetings, the first for reading only, the second for reading, consideration, and vote.

2. All proposed amendments shall be reviewed by an attorney, parliamentarian, and/or financial advisor, at the discretion of the Constitution Committee chairman or the Executive Director of IBSA, prior to presentation to IBSA for consideration.

3. Such recommendations shall be considered by messengers during the first session of the annual meeting.

4. No vote is required at the time of first reading. Following the second reading and the subsequent consideration, a two-thirds (2/3) affirmative vote of those messengers present and voting is required for approval of such recommendations.

5. Amendments shall become effective at the close of the annual meeting in which they are properly presented and approved, unless otherwise provided in the amendment.

ARTICLE XI

PARLIAMENTARY AUTHORITY

The president shall appoint a parliamentarian, subject to the approval of the messengers, to serve when IBSA is in session. Parliamentary rulings shall be governed by the current edition of the Robert’s Rules of Order.

ARTICLE XII INDEMINIFICATION

Section 1. Indemnification in Actions other than by or in the Right of the Corporation. The Corporation may indemnify any person who was or is a party or is threatened to be made a party to any threatened, pending, or completed action, suit, or proceeding, whether civil, criminal, administrative, or investigative (other than an action by or in the Right of the Corporation) by reason of the fact that he or she is or was a director, officer, employee, or agent of the Corporation, or is or was

serving at the request of the Corporation as a director, officer, employee, or agent of another corporation, partnership, joint venture, trust, or other enterprise, against expenses (including attorneys’ fees), judgments, fines, and amounts paid in settlement actually and reasonably incurred by such person in connection with such action, suit, or proceeding, if such person acted in good faith and in a manner he or she reasonably believed to be in, or not opposed to, the best interests of the Corporation and, with respect to any criminal action or proceeding, had no reasonable cause to believe his or her conduct was unlawful. The termination of any action, suit, or proceeding by judgment, order, settlement, or conviction or upon a plea of nolo contendere or its equivalent shall not, of itself, create a presumption that the person did not act in good faith and in a manner he or she reasonably believed to be in or not opposed to the best interests of the Corporation or, with respect to any criminal action or proceeding, that the person had reasonable cause to believe that his or her conduct was unlawful.

Section 2. Indemnification in Actions by or in the Right of the Corporation. The Corporation may indemnify any person who was or is a party or is threatened to be made a party to any threatened, pending, or completed action or suit by or in the right of the Corporation to procure a judgment in its favor by reason of the fact that such person is or was a director, officer, employee, or agent of the Corporation, or is or was serving at the request of the corporation as a director, officer, employee, or agent of another corporation, partnership, joint venture, trust, or other enterprise, against expenses (including attorneys’ fees) actually and reasonably incurred by such person in connection with the defense or settlement of such action or suit, if such person acted in good faith and in a manner he or she reasonably believed to be in, or not opposed to, the best interests of the Corporation, provided that no indemnification shall be made in respect of any claim, issue, or matter as to which such person shall have been adjudged to be liable for negligence or misconduct in the performance of his or her duty to the Corporation, unless, and only to the extent that the court in which such action or suit was brought shall determine upon application that, despite the adjudication of liability, but in view of all the circumstances of the case, such person is fairly and reasonably entitled to indemnity for such expenses as the court shall deem proper.

Section 3. Right to Payment of Expenses. To the extent that a director, officer, employee, or agent of the Corporation has been successful, on the merits or otherwise, in the defense of any action, suit, or proceeding referred to in Sections 1 and 2 of this Article, or in defense of any claim, issue, or matter therein, such person shall be indemnified against expenses (including attorneys’ fees) actually and reasonably incurred by such person in connection therewith.

Section 4. Determination of Conduct. Any indemnification under Sections 1 and 2 of this Article (unless ordered by a court) shall be made by the Corporation only as authorized in the specific case, upon a determination that indemnification of the director, officer, employee, or agent is proper in the circumstances because he or she has met the applicable standard of conduct set forth in Sections 1 or 2 of this Article. Such determination shall be made (a) by the Board of Directors by a majority vote of a quorum consisting of trustees who were not parties to such action, suit, or proceeding; (b) if such a quorum is not obtainable, or even if obtainable, if a quorum of disinterested directors so directs, by independent legal counsel in a written opinion; or (c) by the members entitled to vote, if any.

Section 5. Payment of Expenses in Advance. Expenses incurred in defending a civil

or criminal action, suit, or proceeding may be paid by the Corporation in advance of the final disposition of such action, suit, or proceeding, as authorized by the Board of Directors in the specific case, upon receipt of an undertaking by or on behalf of the director, officer, employee, or agent to repay such amount, unless it shall ultimately be determined that he or she is entitled to be indemnified by the Corporation as authorized in this Article.

Section 6. Indemnification Not Exclusive. The indemnification provided by this Article shall not be deemed exclusive of any other rights to which those seeking indemnification may be entitled under any bylaw, agreement, vote of members or disinterested directors, or otherwise, both as to action in his or her official capacity and as to action in another capacity while holding such office, and shall continue as to a person who has ceased to be a director, officer, employee, or agent, and shall inure to the benefit of the heirs, executors, and administrators of such a person.

Section 7. Insurance. The Corporation may purchase and maintain insurance on behalf of any person who is or was a director, officer, employee, or agent of the Corporation, or who is or was serving at the request of the Corporation as a director, officer, employee, or agent of another corporation, partnership, joint venture, trust, or other enterprise, against any liability asserted against such person and incurred by such person in any such capacity, or arising out of his or her status as such, whether or not the Corporation would have the power to indemnify such person against such liability under the provisions of this Article.

(Article XII was approved for insertion 11-2-16.)

ARTICLE XIII

MERGER/DISSOLUTION

The Illinois Baptist State Association alone in annual session shall authorize the dissolution or merger of the IBSA.

IllinoisBaptistStateAssociation

2019AnnualMeetingMinutes

November6–7,2019

CornerstoneChurch,Marion

Theme:REFOCUS

WednesdayAfternoon,November6,2019

1. Opening worship led by the Cornerstone Worship Team beginning at 1:15 p.m.

2. President Adron Robinson welcomed the guests and messengers to the 113th Annual meeting of the Illinois Baptist State Association. He called the meeting to order, using a new gavel (made from the home of James Smith – the first Baptist to preach a sermon in the new Illinois territory in 1787), and made announcements regarding:

 Registration

 Resolutions

 Election of Officers

 Fixed Order of Business

 Exhibit Hall

3. Opening prayer was given by Cheryl Dorsey from Beacon Hill Missionary Baptist Church in Chicago Heights, Chicago Metro Baptist Association. She mentioned the prayer request cards and after praying, closed the prayer time by singing/leading us to sing “Open the Eyes of My Heart”.

4. Pastor Michael Nave welcomed IBSA, messengers and guests to Cornerstone Church. Executive Director Nate Adams came on stage to thank the church for hosting this annual meeting and presented a plaque honoring the 20 year anniversary of the church to Dr. Nave.

5. The REFOCUS theme interpretation video was played and President Adron Robinson spoke briefly on Hebrews 12:1 & 2; “Fixing our eyes on Jesus” and encouraging us with the reminders:

 Lay aside every hindrance

 Run with endurance

 Fix your eyes on Jesus

6. President Adron Robinson appointed Bob Dyer as parliamentarian for this meeting.

7.Josh Monda, representing the Credentials Committee, moved the seating of the 393 registered messengers and any others who will register later in the meeting. Vote taken. Motion was adopted.

8.Josh Monda, representing the Credentials Committee, moved the 16 churches listed below (and on page 13 in the Book of Reports) be approved for affiliation with the Illinois Baptist State Association:

 Calvary Baptist Church, Granite City

 Christ Church, Carbondale

 Elmwood Park Community Church, Elmwood Park

 First Baptist Church, Collinsville

 Grace Baptist Church, Peoria

 Grace Fellowship Church, Davis Junction

 Greater New Hope Missionary Baptist Church, East St. Louis

 Harvest Bible Chapel, Rockford

 Jesus is the Life Church, Park Forest

 Journey Church, Normal

 Morning Star Church, Rockford

 Net Community Church, Staunton

 Progressive Baptist Church, Chicago

 Road to Freedom Baptist Church, Galesburg

 Second Baptist Church, Mt. Vernon

 Trail of Hope Cowboy Church, Sherrard Vote taken; motion adopted.

9.Josh Monda, representing the Credentials Committee, also moved the messengers from these newly affiliated churches be seated for the 113th Annual Meeting of the Illinois Baptist State Association. Vote taken; motion adopted. The messengers of the newly affiliated churches were asked to stand and were welcomed with applause.

10. President Adron Robinson asked the new pastors, since our last annual meeting, to stand and they were also greeted with applause.

11.Josh Monda, representing the Credentials Committee, recommended the disaffiliation of 8 churches which have been non‐cooperating for at least 5 years. These churches are listed below (and in the Book of Reports on page 13):

 Liberty Baptist Church, Rockford, North Central

 Greater Tabernacle Missionary Baptist Church, Chicago, Chicago Metro

 Victory Christian Assembly, Markham, Chicago Metro

 New Promise Land Baptist Church, Chicago, Chicago Metro

 Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church, Rock Island, Quad Cities

 New Hope Community Church, Palatine, Chicago Metro

 New Memorial Missionary Baptist Church, Chicago, Chicago Metro

 Soul Saving Missionary Baptist Church, Chicago, Miscellaneous Vote taken; motion adopted.

12. Mark Barber, chair of the Committee on Order of Business and messenger from Riverton First Baptist Church, made the motion to adopt the agenda as printed on pages 2 and 3 in the Book of Reports, with the correction of President Adron Robinson taking Vice‐president Adam Cruise’s place on the program. Vote taken; motion adopted.

13. Mark Barber presented the printed recommendations from the Book of Reports, page 9:

 Jacob Gray, pastor of Ten Mile Baptist Church in McLeansboro, will bring the 2020 Annual Sermon, and that Adam Cruse of Living Faith Baptist Church will serve as the alternate.

 The 2022 IBSA Annual Meeting be held at Metro Community Church in Edwardsville on November 2‐3.

 As previously approved, the 2020 IBSA Annual Meeting will be held at the Crowne Plaza in Springfield on November 4 and 5, and the 2021 meeting will be hosted by Broadview Missionary Baptist Church in Broadview on November 10 and 11.

Vote taken; motion adopted.

14. President Adron Robinson requested we read and review the printed reports and resolutions before voting on them tomorrow. The Constitution report, first reading, will be voted on next year. The Constitution report section with the second reading will be voted on tomorrow. Most of these Constitution changes are clarifications needed after the constitutions of all three Illinois Baptist entities were updated three years ago to keep IBSA in compliance with state law.

15. Resolutions may be submitted to the Resolution committee to consider until 4:30 p.m. today.

16. A video report from the SBC Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission was shown. The speaker was Dan Darling, a former Chicagoland pastor who now works for ERLC.

17. President Adron Robinson encouraged messengers to read the statement on the evil of sexual abuse. He explained some of the reasons for the importance of the resolution and timeline regarding sexual abuse issues. Meredith Flynn, Managing Editor of the Illinois Baptist newspaper and news website, was introduced to report on the ERLC’s Caring Well Conference that was held in Dallas last October. President Robinson prayed for churches dealing with this issue and the ERLC’s Caring Well ministry.

18. President Robinson introduced a partnership video from the Executive Committee, SBC. Dr. Ronnie Floyd was speaker on the video.

19. Dr. Jeff Iorg, president of Gateway Seminary, brought a partnership message from the six Southern Baptist seminaries.

20. President Robinson asked for nominations for the office of President of IBSA for 2019‐2020. Doug Munton nominated Sammy Simmons from First Baptist Church of Benton to serve as President. There were no further nominations. Motion was made and seconded to elect Sammy Simmons to serve as our President by acclamation. Vote taken; motion adopted.

21. President Robinson asked for nominations for the office of Recording Secretary for IBSA for 2019‐2020. Cliff Woodman nominated Sharon Carty to serve as Recording Secretary. There were no other nominations. Motion was made and seconded to elect Sharon Cary to serve as our Recording Secretary by acclamation. Vote taken; motion adopted.

22. President Robinson called for Miscellaneous business. There was none.

23. The Cornerstone Worship Team led worship through music.

24. Doug Morrow, Executive Director of Baptist Foundation of Illinois, introduced guest speakers: the Honnen family and Jean Powell. They gave testimonies of how the Foundation had helped them and made a difference in their lives. He also mentioned the new officers of the Foundation’s Board of Trustees for 2020:

 David Grove, chair,

 Newlin Wollaston, vice chair

 David Chumley, secretary.

25. Ted Zimmerman, Baptist Foundation of Illinois Board Chair, presented the budget recommendation found in the Book of Reports on page 41. Vote taken; motion adopted.

26. An offering was received for the Minister’s Relief Fund.

27. Sharon Holmes, from Hillcrest Baptist Church in Country Club Hill, Chicago, brought the special music before the President’s Message.

28. Executive Director Nate Adams introduced President Adron Robinson. He brought his final President’s Message, speaking from Hebrews 12: 1‐2, “Stay in the Race.” 1) encouragement from the saints, 2) examine ourselves, and 3) the example of the Son. Focus your eyes on the prize and the purpose.

29. President Robinson thanked IBSA for the honor of serving the past 4 years (two as Vice‐President) and several members from the Hillcrest Baptist Church for coming to the meeting. He reminded us the evening session starts at 6:45 and Pastor Michael Nave will be preaching. There will be a dessert reception in the main lobby area after the services and all are welcome to attend.

30. President Robinson led in closing prayer.

Wednesdayevening,November6,2019

31. The Cornerstone Worship Team led in the pre‐session worship beginning at 6:45 p.m.

32. President Adron Robinson welcomed us back to the meeting. He thanked the host church for their hospitality and introduced Ruben Raquel, pastor of First Baptist Church of McHenry. Ruben Raquel led the opening prayer.

33. President Adron Robinson and Executive Director Nate Adams welcomed 16 new churches to the IBSA family. Barb Troeger assisted with presenting the certificates to each church as they were introduced. All new churches were gathered for a group picture.

34. Executive Director Nate Adams mentioned the IBSA church plants this year. There are 70 church plants in progress with 16 churches started this year.

35. A partnership video message from the North American Mission Board was shown, featuring President Kevin Ezell.

36. A partnership video message from International Mission Board was shown, featuring President Paul Chitwood.

37. Executive Director Nate Adams introduced two missionaries with the International Mission Board: Cody and Ava. These are not their real names (to protect their identity). They are missionaries to the Middle East. There was an interview session about the work they are doing. Executive Director Adams led in prayer for them and their work.

38. The Cornerstone Worship Team led worship through music.

39. President Adron Robinson introduced Michael Nave, Pastor of Cornerstone Church.

40. Michael Nave delivered the closing message. The text was 2 Timothy 1:3‐7.

41. The session ended with a closing song, led by the Cornerstone Worship Team.

42. President Adron Robinson reminded us that the morning session begins at 8:15 a.m., that Rob Peters who leads the “ReFocus ministry” will bring a message tomorrow, and that the dessert reception is to follow this session.

43. President Adron Robinson led in closing prayer at 8:56 p.m.

Thursdaymorning,November7,2019

44. Worship through music was led by Cornerstone Worship Team – 8:18 a.m.

45. President Adron Robinson welcomed the group to the final session of the 113th annual meeting of Illinois Baptist State Association. He provided a recap of the previous day’s sessions and introduced Carlton Binkley, pastor of Tabernacle Baptist Church in Decatur, who led in opening prayer.

46. President Robinson reported the auditors selected by the three IBSA entity boards:

 For IBSA – Capin Crouse

 For BFI – Sikich LLP auditing firm

 For BCHFS – Atlas CPAs Motion to adopt this report was made and seconded. Vote taken; motion adopted.

47. A partnership video from GuideStone was shown.

48. Ben Towell from the IBSA Constitution Committee reported: Pages 10 and 11 in the 2019 IBSA Book of Reports are proposed updates to the IBSA Constitution that the Committee is presenting for a “first reading” only, meaning that they are there for your review without discussion, and will be voted on at next year’s Annual Meeting. These changes are mostly about formatting, and consistency with the use of the word “chairperson.” There is one clarification about committee members’ ineligibility to serve repeat terms on the same committee, until one year has elapsed. Again, this is a “first reading” and the vote will be at the 2020 Annual Meeting.

On pages 11 and 12, you will find proposed changes to the Illinois Baptist State Association’s Constitution, Baptist Children’s Home and Family Services, and Baptist Foundation of Illinois Bylaws that were presented for first reading last year. The purpose of these amendments is to bring the three entities legal documents into alignment, and to clarify eligibility for board membership of BFI and BCHFS, as it pertains to employees or their family members of these entities.

The IBSA Constitution Committee recommends for second reading and vote, the updates to the IBSA Constitution, the Baptist Children’s Home and Baptist Foundation Bylaws found on pages 11‐12 of the Book of Reports. Vote taken; motion adopted.

49. Nathaniel Trowbridge, Resolutions and Christian Life Committee chair, presented the report from the Book of Reports, pages 20 through 24. These were voted on individually. Below are excerpts from his script overviewing each of the resolutions.

1. RESOLUTIONOFAPPRECIATIONTOCORNERSTONECHURCHOFMARION

We would like to recognize the hospitality of our host church, Cornerstone Church of Marion, and their pastor, Michael Nave, and gracious staff. Resolution was adopted by affirmation, and shown by a round of applause.

2. RESOLUTIONONTHEEVILOFSEXUALABUSE

Southern Baptists were met in February with the sad and disturbing news that some churches had sexual abusers in their midst. Of particular concern was the report that some of the accused were church leaders and pastors who had moved from one church to another without being detected. And the survivors of abuse, in many cases, felt unheard when they reported abuse and uncared for in their own churches.

Since that first newspaper report, Southern Baptists have responded with a series of strong statements against abuse, for the protection of children and vulnerable adults, and for pastoral care for the abused. The executive Committee and SBC President J.D. Greear led the way. They urged the national convention, state conventions, local associations, and local churches to adopt a series of statements about abuse prevention and ministry, and a series of actions on preventing abuse in the local church.

This resolution is the Illinois version of the national statement. The IBSA Board expressed its support in the March Board Meeting, while we awaited action by messengers at this Annual Meeting. By adopting this resolution, Illinois Baptists will be taking their stand with Southern Baptists nationwide, with 40 other state conventions, plus local associations and local churches, on the abhorrence of sexual abuse, and the mandate we have as representatives of Jesus Christ to do all in our power to prevent such abuse, cooperate with local authorities, and minister to those who have been hurt.

We move the adoption of the Resolution on the Evil of Sexual Abuse on pages 20‐22 of the Book of Reports. Vote taken; resolution is adopted.

3. RESOLUTIONONABORTION

On the issue of abortion, our committee feels the need to ask Illinois Baptist to make a statement on the value of life, and to repudiate all actions by the Illinois General Assembly that are making our state a haven for abortion providers. This resolution was drafted months ago, even before we knew about the massive new abortion clinic that opened in Fairview Heights a few weeks ago.

We believe Illinois Baptist need to make a bold statement at this time, for a Biblical and God‐fearing response to the liberalization and expansion of abortion regulations in Illinois – as presented on page 22 in the Book of Reports. Vote taken; motion adopted.

4. RESOLUTIONONLGBTQ

Whereas we rely on the scriptures as the foremost and final authority, particularly 1 Corinthians 6:9‐11, the gospel has the power to deliver one who is washed, sanctified, and justified in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ from the LGBTQ lifestyle and

Whereas the 2019 Illinois House bill HB0217, titled, “The Youth Mental Health Protection Act” did not in fact protect all youth, but rather attempted to “protect” only youth who prefer to stay in the LGBTQ lifestyle from Reparative Therapy, thereby discriminating against minors and adults who might seek to receive Reparative therapy and find it effective, and

Whereas the 14th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, Section 1, stating in part that no state shall “deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law, nor deny any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws” should allow for minors and their parents the right to choose counseling that supports the Biblical view of human sexuality, and

Whereas Dr. Nicholas J. Cummings, President of American Psychological Association, stated that, “With clinical experience my staff and I learned to assess the probability of change in those who wished to become heterosexual. Of the roughly 18,000 gay and lesbian patients whom we treated over 20 years through Kaiser Permanente, most had satisfactory outcome,” and

Whereas, according to Cummings,

(https://www.thenewamerican.com/culture/item/11640‐former‐apa‐president‐says=homosexuals‐can‐change), “After the decision to declassify homosexuality as a mental disorder was made, gay lobbyists and their allies gained control over the APA and from then on, all findings were cherry picked in favor of what these people wanted to say to serve their political agenda. The Leona Tyler Principle (that it is possible to leave the homosexual lifestyle) not only ceased to be followed, it was wiped from the APA journal,” thus opening the door for homosexuality to be promoted as a Civil Right, therefore be it

RESOLVED, the messengers to the Illinois Baptist State Association meeting in Marion, Illinois, November 6‐7, 2019 affirm the position that minors have rights

under First Amendment to the free exercise of religion, and under the 14th Amendment to the right of Equal Justice Under the Law, including the right to receive counseling that would allow them to be free from unwanted same sex/gender attraction.

We move the adoption of the Resolution on LGBTQ counseling, which upholds the church and pastor’s rights to share Biblical truth with people seeking redemption and release from same‐sex attraction, as printed on pages 22‐23 in the Book of Reports.

Paul Cooper came to the microphone and thanked the committee for adding the scriptural preface. He moved the following changes be made to this resolution.

a. The date should be 2015 (not 2019)

b. Nicholas J. Cummings should be Nicolas A. Cummings

c. It should read former President (not President)

d. The 5th whereas paragraph should be removed

e. Add the after rights in the last paragraph, strike would allow and replace with might help

Motion seconded.

Parliamentarian Bob Dyer stated each change would be voted on individually by category.

Amendments:

Items a – c Voted taken; motion carried.

Item d Discussion followed. Vote taken; amendment failed. Paragraph will stay as presented.

Item e Discussion followed. It was agreed to leave would allow in the resolution as presented. Only add the in the amendment. Vote taken; motion carried.

Resolution was voted on with the above changes. Motion adopted.

5. RESOLUTIONONAPPRECIATIONOFSMALLCHURCHCONGREGATIONS

Resolution Committee moves the adoption of the Resolution on Appreciation of Small Church Congregations, noting in particular the 525 IBSA churches with 50 or less in worship attendance, which are nevertheless a vital part of Illinois Baptist life and gospel advancement on our mission field. The resolution is on page 23 in the Book of Reports. Vote taken; motion adopted.

6. RESOLUTIONSONREVITALIZATIONANDRENEWAL

In keeping with the theme of this Annual Meeting, we move the adoption of the Resolution on Revitalization and Renewal, as printed on page 24 in the Book of Reports. Vote taken; motion adopted.

50. President Adron Robinson thanked the Resolutions and Christian Life Committee for helping Illinois Baptists address these important issues.

51. President Adron Robinson directed us to look at the remaining committee reports in the Book of Reports:

 The Committee on Committees Report starting on page 6,

 The Historical Committee Report on page 14, and

 The Nominating Committee Report on pages 15‐18. He explained that for the sake of time, we would adopt the reports from standing committees as written, rather than having the chair of each committee bring a motion. Each report comes as a recommendation from the committee submitting it, so a second will not be needed. Vote taken; motion adopted.

52. Miscellaneous Business was called for. There was none.

53. President Robinson introduced a video partnership message from the Woman’s Missionary Union and Executive Director Sandy Wisdom‐Martin. It was shown for the group.

54. President Robinson called Denny Hydrick and Jacob Gray to the platform. Executive Director Denny Hydrick brought the report from the Baptist Children’s Home and Family Services. In 2018, 80% of the BCHFS income came from Illinois Baptists. 1953 people have been served this past year. This number includes Angels’ Cove and Pathways ministries. A new challenge for 2019 is a Pregnancy Clinic. Please pray for this new ministry.

55. Jacob Gray, BCHFS chair, presented the budget for 2020 and the officers:

 Wes Hahn, chair

 Rebecca Whittington, vice chair

 Janice Sarlesse, secretary

Motion was made and seconded. Vote taken; motion adopted.

56. President Robinson introduced the partnership video from LifeWay. After the video, Greg Jackson, a representative from LifeWay made comments about the “brick & mortar” stores closing this year. He told us that six stores in Illinois are authorized LifeWay dealers. He presented our President a Bible and book “Suffering is Never for Nothing”.

57. President Adron Robinson asked for nominations for the office of Vice President of IBSA 2019‐2020. Joey Krol nominated Heath Tibbitts, Pastor of FBC Machesney Park to serve as IBSA Vice President. There were no other nominations. A motion was made to elect by acclamation Heath Tibbitts to serve as our Vice President. Vote taken; motion adopted.

58. President Robinson asked for nominations for the office of Assistant Recording Secretary for IBSA for 2019‐2020. Brent Cloyd nominated Brianna Trowbridge to serve as Assistant Recording Secretary. There were no other nominations. Motion was made and seconded to elect Brianna Trowbridge to serve as our Assistant Recording Secretary by acclamation. Motion adopted.

59. Executive Director Nate Adams recognized the 2019 officers and presented them with a gift:

 President – Adron Robinson

 Vice President – Adam Cruise (not in attendance, due to a death in his church family)

 Recording Secretary – Robin Mayberry

 Assistant Recording Secretary – Sharon Carty

Dr. Adams also recognized pastors who had served in their church for 50 + years and presented them with a gift:

 Jack Hall – FBC Shawneetown, 50 years

 Bobby Barnhill – McArthur in Pekin, 51 years

 Edmond Hill ‐ Bayle City Baptist Church in Ramsey, 56 years

Dr. Adams noted that Dale Burzynski, pastor at Ina Missionary since 1968, was also recognized for 50 years of service at the 2018 IBSA Annual Meeting, and that Don Sharp, pastor at Faith Tabernacle Baptist Church in Chicago was recognized at the 2016 IBSA Annual Meeting.

Dr. Adams also recognized Bill Weedman, deceased, and his service to IBSA. Dr. Weedman left a large library to be given to all those who would want the books. They were available in the hallway. Prayer was lifted up for Dr. Weedman’s family and thanksgiving for his life and influence on Illinois Baptists.

Dr. Adams recognized Pat Pajak as he retires from full time service at IBSA. He has been serving IBSA 12 years. He will stay as a Zone Consultant for Zone 3 part time. Dr. Pajak was given a gift also.

60. At this time, the Cornerstone Worship Team came to lead in worship.

61. A partnership message video was shown from Alliance Defending Freedom. IBSA joined with ADF last year to make their services available to Illinois Baptist churches in the defense of religious freedom.

62. Bob Dickerson, IBSA Board Chairman, reported the Financial report is on page 28 in the Book of Reports, the budget recommendation begins on page 29, and recommendations are printed on page 27. IBSA Board of Directors recommend the following:

 A Cooperative Program Goal of $6.3 million for 2020.

 A Cooperative Program Ratio of 56.5 percent for IBSA and 43.5 percent for the national SBC, excluding SBC‐recognized and Board‐approved shared expenses not to exceed 10 percent of the Cooperative Program goal.

 That Cooperative Program funds received beyond the goal will be distributed 50/50 between IBSA and the national SBC.

 That the IBSA budget and salary scale be approved as printed in the Book of Reports, beginning on page 29 in the Book of Reports. Recommendations were voted on and all were adopted.

63. A video about the work of IBSA this past year was shown.

64. Executive Director Nate Adams shared comments and mentioned that our Illinois Baptist Newspaper has now received the “Best Christian Newspaper” award 3 out of 4 years.

65. Executive Director Nate Adams introduced guest speaker Rob Peters from Corpus Vitae. Rob Peters introduced the REFOCUS commitment. Scripture: Ephesians 3:10‐13, 20‐21. Revitalization skills and steps to revitalization were explained. He explained challenges are 1) pastoral competency, 2) church culture and 3) pastor‐church chemistry. Six skills necessary to lead church revitalization: 1) make accurate assessments 2) reposition a ministry 3) answer directional questions 4) lead change 5) redirect leaders and 6) execute a new plan. There are also six steps of revitalization: 1) discovery 2) convergence 3) vision pyramid 4) the path 5) the ladder and 6) the toolkit. CHALLENGE TONIGHT: “What would God have me/my church do regarding revitalization?”

66. The Cornerstone Worship Team sang “I Will Build My Life”, while we prayerfully considered this challenge.

67. President Adron Robinson made closing statements and led in closing prayer.

68. The meeting adjourned at 11:13 a.m.

IBSA President’s Report Adron Robinson

Welcome to the Annual Meeting of the Illinois Baptist State Association. This year’s theme is: ReFocus. I hope that during our time together, the Lord helps us to refocus and fix our eyes on Jesus the author and finisher of our faith. As a pastor I know how easy it is to get bogged down in the daily duties of church work and slowly lose focus on Christ and our calling. There are so many issues to deal with and so many needs to be addressed. But Hebrews 12:1-2 reminds us that we follow in a long line of faithful brothers and sisters, who were imperfect people just like us, yet they remained faithful to God and finished the race because they keep their faith in God.

I also want to say that it has been a joy to serve as your President for the past two years. God has allowed me walk alongside many of you as He shined the light of the gospel into the darkness of Illinois. God has gifted this association with many faithful and gifted brothers and sisters in Christ who are committed to the Great Commission and the Great Commandment. May we never forget that we are stronger together than we are apart. I am convinced that God will continue to use IBSA to reach the lost equip churches to reach the world for Christ as long as we stay focused on Him.

Finally, I need to report that the Coordinating Council met twice this year, as required, and you will hear the reports of the Executive Directors of IBSA, BCHFS and BFI during our meeting. I am grateful to each of them for their leadership and I solicit your prayers for them and myself as we continue to serve you in the days ahead.

The committee met on August 20 and October 4 for the purpose of nominating individuals to fill IBSA Standing  Committee positions for 2020. The names in bold are recommended to serve a complete term. The names in  italics are being recommended to complete an unfulfilled position. Those marked with an * are laypeople.

NOMINATING COMMITTEE

CLASS A ‐ TERM EXPIRING 2020

Terry Mathis  Metropolis, First

2017A  Union

Rickey Dorsey  Chicago Heights, Beacon Hill 2017A Chicago Metro Charlie Allen  Murphysboro, Elm Street 2018  Nine Mile

Skip Leininger  O’Fallon, First

CLASS B ‐ TERM EXPIRING 2021

Tom Rains  Quincy, First

*Chad Craycraft Sherman, Living Faith

Dan Eddington Wilmington, Island City

2018  Metro East

2019  Bay Creek

2019 Heartland Network

2019 Three Rivers

*Mark Shipley Washington, Roland Manor 2019 Metro Peoria

CLASS C ‐ TERM EXPIRING 2022

*West Whaley East Peoria, Journey

*Holly DuckworthDongola, Mt. Olive

2020 Metro Peoria

2020  Clear Creek

Bob Carruthers Jacksonville, Lincoln Avenue 2020 Sandy Creek

*Timothy Bell Bellwood, World Deliverance Christian Center

2020 Chicago Metro

COMMITTEE ON ORDER OF BUSINESS

CLASS A ‐ TERM EXPIRING 2020

John Calio  Mattoon, First

2018  Westfield

Mike Hallas  Fairfield, North Side

*Carolyn Foster Pittsfield, Calvary

CLASS B ‐ TERM EXPIRING 2021  Wilson Wickiser  Swansea

*Pat Scarbrough Fairfield, First

Kelly Carruthers Louisville, First

Chris Huff Nokomis, Grace

CLASS C ‐ TERM EXPIRING 2022

*Steven Davis Edwardsville, Red Hill

2018  Fox Valley

2018 Greater Wabash  Ruben Raquel  McHenry, First

2018  Bay Creek

2018‐A Metro East

2019 Greater Wabash

2019  Louisville

2019  Rehoboth

2020  Gateway

Mitchell Johnson Country Club Hills, Hillcrest 2020 Chicago Metro

Vaughn Sanders  Bolingbrook, First

Doug Bell  Woodson

2020 Three Rivers

2020 Sandy Creek

CLASS A ‐ TERM EXPIRING 2020

CONSTITUTION COMMITTEE

*Glen Carty Carlinville, Emmanuel

Mike Munden   Olney, Olney Southern

Rusty Morecraft  Harrisburg, First

2019B  Macoupin

2020A     Olney

2020A    Saline

*Linda Moss Washington, Roland Manor 2020A    Metro Peoria

CLASS B ‐ TERM EXPIRING 2021

*Shelly Pender Cobden, First

Brad Sloan  Dahlgren, First

Frank Forthman  New Hope, Metropolis

Brent Cloyd   Fairfield, North Side

CLASS C ‐ TERM EXPIRING 2022

Scott Foshie   Steeleville

*Danny ParkinsonChatham

*Mike Thomas Pleasant Hill, First

Greg Braswell Waterloo, First

CLASS A ‐ TERM EXPIRING 2020

2018A Clear Creek

2019 Goshen Trail

2019  Union

2020B     Greater Wabash

2020  Nine Mile

2020      Heartland Network

2020         Bay Creek

2020  Metro East

RESOLUTIONS AND CHRISTIAN LIFE COMMITTEE

Danny Holliday  Alton, Victory

2018  Gateway

Jason Plumer  Litchfield, First  3/2018C Macoupin

Nathaniel Trowbridge Albion, Samaria Missionary 2018 Greater Wabash  Mitchell Flesch  Mt. Vernon, Park Avenue 2020A      Salem South

CLASS B ‐ TERM EXPIRING 2021

*Jim Hanger Mt. Vernon, Logan Street  2018A         Salem South

*Jill McNicol Patoka, First  2019          Kaskaskia

*Amy Neibel Carmi, First   2019    Greater Wabash

Randy Hafner Frankfort, Lighthouse Fellowship 2019       Chicago Metro

CLASS C ‐ TERM EXPIRING 2022

Don Bigham   Walnut Hill ,Baker Street  3/2018B    Salem South

*Stevyn Bonner Bellwood, World Deliverance Christian Center 2020 Chicago Metro

*David Stanton Pinckneyville, First   2020          Nine Mile

HISTORICAL COMMITTEE

CLASS A ‐ TERM EXPIRING 2020

*Susan Full Havana, Havana Southern 2017A Heartland Network

Harry Boyd  Marion, First

Jane Fox‐Leininger O’Fallon, First

Tom Eggley  Chatham

CLASS B ‐ TERM EXPIRING 2021

*Henry Hall Belle Rive Missionary

2018  Williamson

2018  Metro East

2020A Heartland Network

2019      Salem South

*Christina Goble Marshall, Clarksville   2019           Westfield

*Bill Rossow Colona, First Southern

2019        Quad Cities

*Jerri Titsworth Robinson, Highland  2019  Palestine

CLASS C ‐ TERM EXPIRING 2022

*Keith Baker Maryville, First

*Mark Barber Riverton, First

*Marian BlankenshipDecatur, Tabernacle

*Tanja Sedabres Granite City, Second

CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE

2020  Gateway

2020 Heartland Network

2020  Central

2020  Gateway

CLASS A ‐ TERM EXPIRING 2020

Jon McDonald  Casey, First

Joshua Monda  Washington, First

Robert Ward  Effingham, Calvary

Tracy Jaggers  Edwardsville, Calvary

CLASS B ‐ TERM EXPIRING 2021

Ryan Beck  Carrier Mills, First

LeRoy Tucker   Strasburg

2018  Westfield

2018 Metro Peoria

2018  Kaskaskia

2020A  Gateway

2019  Saline

2019         Louisville

Billy Dye  Harrisburg, McKinley Avenue 2019  Saline

Jerry Montgomery  Mt. Vernon, Casey Avenue 2019   Salem South

CLASS C ‐ TERM EXPIRING 2022

Jamie Miller  Marquette Heights, The Mission 2020 Metro Peoria  Jon Bell  Salem, First  2020  Kaskaskia

Will Ferguson  Temple, Canton

2020 Metro Peoria  ________________________

Respectfully submitted:

Carlton Binkley

Kevin Carrothers

Donald Evans

Rayden Hollis

Preston Jordan

Joe Lawson

Ryan Tackett, Secretary

Ashby Tillery

Jerry Weber, Chair

Committee on Order of Business Report

The 2019 Committee on Order of Business met after the 2018 Annual Meeting in Maryville to evaluate the 2018 Annual Meeting. They met on March 28 and September 19 to make decisions on this 2019 meeting and information to report for vote for the 2020 and 2021 meetings.

The Committee recommends that:

1. Jacob Gray of Ten Mile Baptist Church, McLeansboro bring the 2020 annual sermon, and that Adam Cruse of Living Faith Baptist Church, Sherman, be the alternate speaker.

2. The 2022 IBSA annual meeting be held at Metro Community Church, Edwardsville on November 1-3.

As previously approved, 2020 IBSA annual meeting will be held at the Crowne Plaza, Springfield on November 4-5 and the 2021 IBSA annual meeting will be held at Broadview Missionary Baptist Church, Broadview on November 10-11.

Respectfully submitted:

Mark Barber, Chair

John Calio

Kelly Carruthers

Justin Falloon, Vice-Chair

Carolyn Foster

Michael Hallas

Chris Huff

Bruce Kirk

Ruben Raquel

David Siere, Secretary

Wilson Wickiser

2020 Officers

John Calio, Chair

Ruben Raquel, Vice Chair

Carolyn Foster, Secretary

Constitution Committee Report

The IBSA Constitution Committee met on March 28 to review and consider the IBSA Constitution, Bylaws for both the Baptist Children’s Home and Family Services (BCHFS) and the Baptist Foundation of Illinois (BFI), and the Association’s Officer and Committee Manual as directed in Article VIII, Section 8 of the IBSA Constitution.

During its August 26 meeting the Committee discussed several items in the IBSA Constitution that included removing formatting dates, clarifying that a convention employee cannot serve on the Board, that a person can move to a different IBSA standing committee when rotating off a different committee, and changing one place that still used the term chairman rather than chairperson.

Following are the committee’s recommended changes to the IBSA Constitution and the BCHFS and BFI Bylaws, for first reading at the 2019 IBSA Annual Meeting, and for discussion and action at the 2020 IBSA Annual Meeting.

RECOMMENDED AMMENDMENTS FOR FIRST READING

Recommended Changes (noted in red type) to the IBSA Constitution – First Reading

ARTICLE V MEETINGS

Section 6.3

3.Any actions on the matter taken by the entity or action proposed to the Annual Meeting. (approved 11-2-16)

ARTICLE VII

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Section 3.4c

the membership of the board consisting of a minimum of one-third (1/3) laypersons. (A lay person shall be defined as anyone who is not vocationally employed in a ministry position by a church or association. or state convention. A lay person who begins ministry employment with a church or association or state convention shall be eligible to continue service until the expiration of his/her term),

ARTICLE VII

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Section 14.

The board shall be organized into standing committees. Each committee shall have a chairpersonman, a vice-chairpersonman, and a secretary. At the last committee meeting of the year, officers are elected for the following year. The chairpersonman of the board shall appoint each board member to one standing committee each year. The standing committees shall evaluate, approve, and recommend to the board such goals as may pertain to that committee’s area of

responsibility.

ARTICLE VIII

STANDING COMMITTEES

Section 2

The standing committees of IBSA shall consist of twelve (12) members each. One-third (1/3) of the members shall rotate off annually. Any person having served three (3) years, or major fraction thereof, shall be ineligible for re-election to the same committee until at least one (1) year has elapsed. Committee membership shall be reserved for those who have been a member in residence of cooperating IBSA member churches for at least twelve (12) months immediately prior to election, and who continue such membership during their term.

RECOMMENDED AMMENDMENTS FOR SECOND READING

Recommended Changes (noted in red type) to the IBSA Constitution – Second Reading

ARTICLE VII

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Section 3.5

No employee of IBSA or family member of an employees of IBSA, nor any person whose salary is subsidized by IBSA, nor any person whose service shall provide a conflict of interest (other than those disclosed to and approved by the Board), shall serve as a member of the board of IBSA.

ARTICLE VIII

STANDING COMMITTEES

Section 12. A detailed guideline of the work of each standing committee of IBSA shall be placed in the Policy and Procedures Officer and Committee Manual of IBSA. Such guideline shall include a particular method for reviewing and dismissing members for violations of policy which it deems necessary for the effective and ethical service by its members.

Recommended Change (noted in red type) to the BCHFS Bylaws– Second Reading

ARTICLE III

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

7. Conflict of Interest. No member of the Board may derive or appear to derive any personal profit or gain, directly or indirectly, by reason of his or her membership on the Board or because of services provided to the Board. Each board member must disclose to the Board any personal interest, which he or she may have in any current or potential matter before the Board and refrain from participation in any decision on such matters.

No employee of BCHFS or family member of an employee of BCHFS, nor any person whose salary is subsidized by BCHFS nor any person whose service shall provide a conflict of interest

(other than those disclosed to and approved by the Board), shall serve as a member of the Board of BCHFS.

ARTICLE VII

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

(Delete the following because it will be covered in the changes made in ARTICLE III,7)

5. Conflict of Interest. No member of the immediate family of the Executive Director or the Director of Accounting may serve on the Board.

Recommended Change (noted in red type) to the BFI Bylaws– Second Reading

ARTICLE III

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

7. Conflict of Interest. No member of the Board may derive or appear to derive any personal profit or gain, directly or indirectly, by reason of his or her membership on the Board or because of services provided to the Board. Each board member must disclose to the Board any personal interest, which he or she may have in any current or potential matter before the Board and refrain from participation in any decision on such matters.

No employee of BFI or family member of an employee of BFI, nor any person whose salary is subsidized by BFI nor any person whose service shall provide a conflict of interest (other than those disclosed to and approved by the Board), shall serve as a member of the Board of BFI.

Respectfully submitted:

Glen Carty

Frank Forthman

Stephen Freels

Cody Hudspeth

Shelly Pender, Vice-Chair

Brad Sloan

David Stanton, Chair

Ben Towell, Secretary

2020 Officers

Shelly Pender, Chair

Brad Sloan, Vice-Chair

Secretary will be nominated and voted on at their first spring meeting.

Credentials Committee Report

Members of the Credentials Committee received and reviewed applications for IBSA membership from 17 churches and conducted interviews with leaders from those 17 churches. The Credentials Committee recommends the following to be accepted into membership with the Illinois Baptist State Association at the 2019 IBSA Annual Meeting:

Calvary Baptist Church, Granite City

Christ Church, Carbondale

Elmwood Park Community Church, Elmwood Park

First Baptist Church, Collinsville

Grace Baptist Church, Peoria

Grace Fellowship Church, Davis Junction

Greater New Hope Missionary Baptist Church, East St. Louis

Harvest Bible Chapel, Rockford

Jesus is the Life Church, Park Forest

Journey Church, Normal

Morning Star Church, Rockford

Net Community Church, Staunton

Progressive Baptist Church, Chicago

Road to Freedom Baptist Church, Galesburg

Second Baptist Church, Mt. Vernon

Trail of Hope Cowboy Church, Sherrard

The Committee further recommends the Association disaffiliate with the following churches that have not been cooperating with IBSA for at least five (5) years, in accordance with IBSA Constitution Article 4, Sections 3, 4 and 10:

Liberty Baptist Church, Rockford, North Central

Greater Tabernacle Missionary Baptist Church, Chicago, Chicago Metro

Victory Christian Assembly, Markham, Chicago Metro

New Promise Land Baptist Church, Chicago, Chicago Metro

Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church, Rock Island, Quad Cities

New Hope Community Church, Palatine, Chicago Metro

New Memorial Missionary Baptist Church, Chicago, Chicago Metro

Soul Saving Missionary Baptist Church, Chicago, Miscellaneous

The committee discussed the importance of continuing to try and reclaim non-cooperating churches. This is being done by IBSA staff through multiple letters each year, and through attempts at personal contact and reclamation by both the IBSA staff and associational leadership.

Respectfully submitted,

David Auxier, Vice-Chair

Ryan Beck

Billy Dye Jr.

Jay Huddleston

Jon McDonald

Joshua Monda, Chair

Jerry Montgomery

Rusty Morecraft

LeRoy Tucker

Marilyn Vaughan, Secretary

Robert Ward

2020 Officers

Joshua Monda, Chair

Jon McDonald, Vice Chair

Ryan Beck, Secretary

HISTORICAL COMMITTEE REPORT

The Historical Committee met on March 19, 2019, at the IBSA Building, and reviewed its assigned tasks and responsibilities.

The committee with the help of IBSA staff members and other past leaders put together one hundred and eight possible items for a historical timeline to be made into large pictures. These pictures are to be displayed in the IBSA Building in Springfield. Because each item would be presented as a large picture, items could be added or deleted as new major events occur. The pictures could also be made into video and be displayed in a local church. This would give more of our members knowledge of Baptist work in Illinois.

Delbert Penrod wrote an article for the Illinois Baptist encouraging the churches to digitize their historical records by scanning or photographing them. Digitized copies could then be sent to our Baptist Building and stored in the vault for inclusion in our collection of IBSA history in the archives.

Susan Full reported on the work of the Archive Ad Hoc Work Group updating the Committee on what has been completed and what they are preparing to do next to continue preserving our history. As is the Committee’s tradition, they toured the IBSA Historical Archives that are located at the IBSA Building.

Also, this year we received materials to add to the IBSA Historical Library from the Redeemer Baptist Church of Panama, IL, Jerad File, pastor. They sent a picture of a large community church field map picturing areas coded for a survey and visitation for prospects. The IBSA rural church program which produced it was called Design for Rural Church Achievement. It was led by IBSA leader Walter Mihlfeld and pastor Roger Elsworth. This program produced church growth.

Respectfully submitted:

Wilma Booth, Secretary

Harry Boyd

Jane Fox-Leininger

Susan Full, Vice-Chair

Christina Goble

Henry Hall

Richard Mason

Darrell Molen

Delbert Penrod, Chair

Bill Rossow

Jerri Titsworth

2020 Officers:

Susan Full, Chair

Jane Fox-Leininger, Vice-Chair

Christina Goble, Secretary

Nominating Committee Report

The Nominating Committee met in Springfield on August 19 to begin the work of filling open positions on the  three IBSA entity Boards. The names in bold type are those recommended for selection as new members.  Italicized names are those that have agreed to serve a second term, if elected. Those marked with an * are lay  persons.

Illinois Baptist State Association Board of Directors

CLASS A ‐ TERM EXPIRING 2020

Administrative Committee

Region 2 Jerry Higdon  Orion, First

2017‐C  Quad Cities

Region 4 *Kent Renshaw Mt. Vernon, Logan Street 2014‐C Salem South

At Large: *Sherri Harlow Carterville, First

Strategic Planning Committee

Region 1 Matthew Woodford Plainfield, Springbrook

2017‐C  Williamson

2017‐C Chicago Metro

Region 1 Jeff Logsdon  Wilmington, Island city

Region 6 Mark Goldman Herrin, First

Resource Development Committee

Region 2 Curt Lipe  Galesburg, Faith

2017‐C  Gateway

2017‐C Three Rivers  Region 5 *Bill Simmons  Bethalto, First

3/2019‐B Williamson

2014‐C Metro Peoria

At Large *Alan Newcomb Woodlawn, First

CLASS B ‐ TERM EXPIRING 2021

2018‐B  Palestine

2017‐C Salem South  At Large *Amy Rogers  Robinson, Highland

Administrative Committee  Region 1 *Alma Bonner Chicago, Faith Tabernacle 2015‐C Chicago Metro

Region 2 *Kathy Stanford Pekin, Liberty 2018‐C Metro Peoria

Region 4 Andy DeWitt Salem, First 2018‐C Kaskaskia

Region 6 LaRue Parr Anna, Big Creek 2018‐C Clear Creek

At Large *Bob Dyer Bourbonnais, Bethel 2018‐C Three Rivers

Strategic Planning Committee

Region 3 Tim Rhodus

Carlinville, Cross

Region 5 Danny Donato Nashville, Lighthouse

At‐Large Jay Simala

Zion, New Song

At Large *Jacqueline Scott Harrisburg, Dorrisville

Resource Development Committee  Region 3 Josh Bledsoe

Monticello, Calvary

Region 5 Barbara Lee  O’Fallon, First

2016‐B  Macoupin

2015‐C  Metro East

2014‐A Lake County

2015‐C  Saline

2018‐C  East Central

2018‐C  Metro East

IBSA Board Members for Vote – The following individuals have agreed to serve a second term if elected.

CLASS C – TERM EXPIRING 2022

Administrative Committee

Region 5 *Mike Jameson Granite City, Pontoon

3/2016‐A  Gateway

Strategic Planning

At Large: *Jeanette Cloyd Fairfield, North Side 2015‐A Greater Wabash  At Large Robert Dickerson Marion, First

Resource Development Committee

2016‐C  Williamson

Region 2 Cal Callison  East Peoria, Richland So. 2017‐B Metro Peoria  Region 4 Rob Windes  Noble, Freedom

Region 6 Darryl Williams Anna, Anna Heights

2017‐B  Olney

2016‐C  Clear Creek

The following individuals will be  placed on an IBSA Board Committee by the IBSA Board Chairperson per the IBSA  Constitution Article VII, Section 14.

CLASS A – TERM EXPIRING 2020  Region 3 Brent Joy  Pittsfield, Calvary

CLASS C – TERM EXPIRING 2022

2019‐A  Bay Creek

Region 1 John Mancha

2019‐C  Bay Creek

Midlothian, Higher Ground 2019‐C Three Rivers  Region 3 Don Hannel  Pleasant Hill, First

Region 4 Drake Caudill  Carmi, First

At Large Luke Henry

Savoy, Cornerstone

2019‐C  Union

2019‐C Greater Wabash  Region 6 *Terry Foster  Metropolis, First

2019‐C  East Central

Baptist Children’s Home and Family Services Board of Trustees

CLASS A ‐ TERM EXPIRING 2020

Administrative Committee

*Eric Bramlet Mt. Carmel, First  Greater Wabash 2015‐C

*Rebecca Whittington West Frankfort, First  Franklin  2018‐C

Program Committee

*LuAnn Bennett Medora, Mt. Pleasant  Macoupin  2015‐C

*Dixie Anderson Carmi, First

Greater Wabash 2018‐C

*Jered “Brock” Bauer Collinsville, Meadow Heights Metro East  2018‐C

Finance and Development Committee

*Danny Hampton  Elgin, Calvary  Fox Valley  2018‐C

CLASS B ‐ TERM EXPIRING 2021

Administrative Committee

*Chris Slusser Bethalto, First  Gateway  2018‐A

Program Committee

Jacob Gray

McLeansboro, Ten Mile Goshen Trail 2015‐A

Mark Lee  Pinckneyville, Beaucoup Nine Mile  2019‐C

Bennie Tomberlin  Fairfield, First

Finance and Development Committee

Wesley Hahn  Shiloh, Bridgeport

*David Goodhue Maryville, First

Doug Haile Keenes, Ten Post Oak

Greater Wabash 2019‐C

Palestine

Gateway

2015‐C

2019‐C

Greater Wabash 2019‐C

BCHFS Board Members for Vote – The following individuals have agreed to serve a second term if elected.

CLASS C – TERM EXPIRING 2022

Administrative Committee

*Sarah Ballard Columbia, First  Metro East  2017‐C

*Kevin Hutchison Mascoutah, First  Metro East  2017‐C

Finance and Development Committee

*Jana Searles Alton, Calvary  Gateway  2019‐A

*Emily Tynes Mt. Vernon, Logan Street Salem South 2017‐C

The following individuals will be  placed on a BCHFS Board Committee by the chairperson per the BCHFS Bylaws, Article  VI, 1.

CLASS A – TERM EXPIRING 2020

*Tom Denton Pinckneyville, First   Nine Mile  2020‐A

CLASS C – TERM EXPIRING 2022

*Cheryl Dorsey Chicago Heights, Beacon Hill Missionary Chicago Metro 2020‐C

*Sandra Absher Marion, First  Williamson  2020‐C

*Tina Grooms Marshall  Westfield  2020‐C

Baptist Foundation of Illinois Board of Trustees

CLASS A ‐ TERM EXPIRING 2020

Administrative Committee

*Newlin Wollaston Chicago, Mt. Carmel Children of God Chicago Metro 2017‐A

*Jean Powell Harrisburg, First  Saline  2018‐C

Van McQueen Watson, Watson  Kaskaskia  2018‐C

Scholarship Committee

*Thurman Stewart Jacksonville, Lincoln Avenue Sandy Creek 2016‐B

Investment Committee  Robert Weaver  Vandalia, Unity  Kaskaskia  2015‐C

*David Rochleau Fairview Heights, Winstanley Metro East  2017‐A

*Alan Monroe Broughton, New Prospect Goshen Trail 2018‐C

CLASS B ‐ TERM EXPIRING 2021

Administrative

*Gerry Odell Maryville, First  Gateway  2016‐C

*Dan Huffman Joppa, Joppa Missionary Union  2019‐C

Scholarship Committee

David Sutton  Chicago, Bread of Life  Chicago Metro 2016‐C  Ron Closson  Flora, Strong Tower  Louisville  2019‐C

*Nedra Robinson Country Club Hills, Hillcrest Chicago Metro 2019‐C

Investment Committee

*David Chumley O’Fallon, First

*Lea Neff Wayne City

Metro East  2016‐C

Greater Wabash 2019‐C

BFI Board Members for Vote – The following individuals have agreed to serve a second term if elected.

CLASS C – TERM EXPIRING 2022

Administrative Committee

*Don Carlyle Noble, Freedom

Scholarship Committee

*David Grove Fairview Heights, First

Olney  2017‐C

Metro East  2017‐C

*Timothy Sadler Rochester First  Heartland Network 3/2018‐B

Investment Committee

Ronald Knox  Royalton, First

The following individuals will be  placed on a BFI Board Committee.

*Dennis Fulkerson

Peoria, Woodland

Franklin  2017‐C

Metro Peoria 2020‐C

*Mihaela Sexton Petersburg, First  Heartland Network 2020‐C

Ben Foxworth Vandalia, Bethel  Rehoboth  2020‐C

Respectfully submitted:

Charles Allen

Chad Craycraft

Rickey Dorsey

Dan Eddington

Jeremy Hamson, Vice‐Chair

Phillip Howell

Skip Leininger, Secretary

Terry Mathis, Chair

Tom Rains

Mark Shipley

2020 Officers

Terry Mathis, Chair

Tom Rains, Vice‐Chair

Skip Leininger, Secretary

The Committee met March 19 to discuss potential resolutions to be presented at the 2019 IBSA Annual Meeting and assigned topics to members. The Committee then reviewed drafted resolutions at its September 12 meeting.

The Committee recommends the following resolutions for vote at the 2019 IBSA Annual Meeting. Any additional resolutions by messengers are to be submitted by 4:30 p.m. on Wednesday, November 6. The Committee will meet to discuss any newly submitted resolutions, and either prepare those resolutions for presentation and vote at the Thursday, November 7 session, or recommend that they be referred to the 2020 Resolutions and Christian Life Committee for further work and consideration.

ResolutionofAppreciationtoCornerstoneCommunityChurchofMarion

Whereas Cornerstone Community Church has shown great hospitality in hosting the 113th Annual Meeting of the Illinois Baptist State Association, and

Whereas Dr. Michael Nave, pastor, and the staff and members of Cornerstone Community Church have been so kind in offering their facilities and working in cooperation with IBSA officers, staff and leadership of this meeting, now therefore be it

Resolved that we the messengers of the 2019 Illinois Baptist State Association Annual Meeting, November 6-7, at Cornerstone Community Church in Marion, Illinois, express our deepest appreciation and pray that God grants its leadership and members spiritual wisdom and understanding so this local body might grow in the knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

ResolutionontheEvilofSexualAbuse

As messengers from local churches affiliated with the Illinois Baptist State Association (IBSA), in friendly cooperation with thousands of other churches across the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC), we gladly demonstrate our unity and agreement with sister SBC churches by affirming the following statements on sexual abuse, approved by messengers to the 2019 Southern Baptist Convention in Birmingham, Alabama.

WHEREAS, God has created all people in His image, with equal value and dignity (Genesis 1:26–27); and

WHEREAS, any harm perpetrated against one of God’s image bearers is an attack on God Himself (Genesis 9:6); and

WHEREAS, God detests all forms of sexual abuse and calls His people to defend abuse victims (Psalm 82:4), to stand for justice (Psalm 82:3; Proverbs 31:8–9), and to deliver victims of sexual abuse from the hands of their oppressors (Proverbs 6:17; 24:10–12); and

WHEREAS, sexual abuse refers to sexual activity that involves the use of physical force, manipulation, coercion, or deception; involves the abuse of authority by a perpetrator over a victim; or takes place with a minor or other person who is presumed legally incapable of consent; and

WHEREAS, new revelations of sexual abuse have come to light as victims, survivors, and journalists have exposed the scope of incidents which have occurred within SBC and IBSA churches and institutions; and

WHEREAS, as a community of believers, we deplore each and every instance of sexual abuse and apologize and ask forgiveness for failing to cultivate a culture of protection for those in IBSA churches and institutions who have been sexually abused; and

WHEREAS, we condemn any abuse of power by any leader who has ever sought to protect the perpetrators of sexual abuse or silence and marginalize the victims of sexual abuse; and

WHEREAS, the autonomy of the local church is compatible with the protection of innocents and should not be used by any church or organization as a reason not to take appropriate actions to protect the people it serves, including (but not limited to) the decision of an organization to remove from fellowship any church that fails to protect the vulnerable; and

WHEREAS, we affirm that sexual abuse is not only a sin to be disciplined in the context of the church, but also a crime to be prosecuted in the context of civil government; and

WHEREAS, we affirm that survivors of sexual abuse may by the grace of God forgive their abuser, but that such forgiveness should not be interpreted to mean that a victim must have an ongoing relationship with their abuser in order to be in right fellowship with God or their church, nor be regarded as a substitute for justice for the crime of sexual abuse; and

WHEREAS, we recognize that godly sorrow over the incalculable damage of sexual abuse in a church or ministry setting should lead us to repentance (2 Corinthians 7:10), recognizing that institutions that tolerate such sexual immorality stands in opposition to Holy Scripture and Christ Himself (Revelation 2:18–29); now, therefore, be it

RESOLVED, that the messengers to the IBSA Annual Meeting at Cornerstone Community Church in Marion, Illinois, November 6-7, 2019, condemn all forms of sexual abuse and repudiate with a unified voice all sexually abusive behavior as unquestionably sinful and under the just condemnation of our Holy God; and be it further

RESOLVED, that we lament any and all instances of sexual abuse, particularly in a church setting, and express our appreciation to journalists, victims, and survivors who have brought to light the sexually immoral rot that has existed within churches, including some that identify as IBSA churches; and be it further

RESOLVED, that we call on ourselves and our network of congregations and institutions to create a culture where victims can share about their abuse with the assurance of protection, but also receive care while church leaders fulfill their obligation to implement policies and practices that protect against and confront any form of abuse in the future; and be it further

RESOLVED, that we call on all persons perpetrating and enabling sexual abuse to repent and to confess their sin to Jesus Christ and to church authorities, and to confess their crimes to civil authorities; and be it further

RESOLVED, that we implore all persons to act decisively on matters of abuse, to immediately report allegations of sexual abuse to civil authorities according to the laws of the state of Illinois, to intervene on behalf of the abused, to do everything possible to ensure their safety, and to exercise appropriate church discipline upon abusers; and be it finally

RESOLVED, the messengers to the Illinois Baptist State Association meeting in Marion, Illinois November 6-7, 2019, urge our sister churches and their leaders to develop partnerships within their communities to serve the abused, calling on government officials to strengthen laws that maintain justice and protections for the vulnerable in our society.

ResolutiononAbortion

WHEREAS, the 14th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution affirms that no state shall deprive any person within its jurisdiction equal protection under the law, including life, and liberty, and therefore the life of a baby in its mother’s womb;

WHEREAS, this year the Illinois General Assembly passed and Governor JB Pritzker signed into law the Reproductive Health Act (RHA) which repeals several long-standing restrictions on abortion and declares the choice to have an abortion a “fundamental right;”

WHEREAS, Exodus 20:13’s statement, “Thou shall not kill” applies to babies in their mother’s wombs;

WHEREAS, Deuteronomy 30:15-16 states: “See, I have set before thee this day life and good, and death and evil; In that I command thee this day to love the LORD thy God, to walk in his ways, and to keep his commandments and his statutes and his judgments, that thou mayest live and multiply;”

WHEREAS, Genesis 1:28 states: “And God blessed them, and God said unto them, be fruitful, and multiply, and replenish the earth,” therefore be it

RESOLVED, that the messengers to the Illinois Baptist State Association Annual Meeting in Marion, Illinois, November 6-7, 2019, affirm the belief that the church and society have a responsibility to protect the sanctity of human life by passing laws that protect the unborn who cannot protect themselves, and call upon churches to work together to call for legislation that will remove the tragedy of abortion in our state, and finally be it

RESOLVED, that we call upon churches to work together to minister to women carrying children and considering abortion, by providing families, programs, and funds that support adoptive care.

ResolutiononLGBTQCounseling

WHEREAS we rely on the scriptures as the foremost and final authority, particularly 1 Corinthians 6:9-11, the gospel has the power to deliver one who is washed, sanctified, and justified in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ from the LGBTQ lifestyle and,

WHEREAS the 2015 Illinois House Bill HB0217, titled, “The Youth Mental Health Protection Act” did not in fact protect all youth, but rather attempted to “protect” only youth who prefer to stay in the LGBTQ lifestyle from Reparative Therapy, thereby discriminating against minors and adults who might seek to receive Reparative therapy and find it effective, and

WHEREAS the 14th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, Section 1, stating in part that no state shall “deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law, nor deny any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws” should allow for minors and their parents the right to choose counseling that supports the biblical view of human sexuality, and

WHEREAS DR. Nicholas A. Cummings, former President of American Psychological Association, stated that, “With clinical experience my staff and I learned to assess the probability of change in those who wished to become heterosexual. Of the roughly 18,000 gay and lesbian patients whom we treated over 20 years through Kaiser Permanente, most had satisfactory outcomes,” and

WHEREAS, according to Cummings, (https://www.thenewamerican.com/culture/item/11640-formerapa-president-says-homosexuals-can-change), “After the decision to declassify homosexuality as a mental disorder was made, gay lobbyists and their allies gained control over the APA and from then on, all findings were cherry picked in favor of what these people wanted to say to serve their political agenda. The Leona Tyler Principle (that it is possible to leave the homosexual lifestyle) not only ceased to be followed, it was wiped from the APA journal,” thus opening the door for homosexuality to be promoted as a Civil Right, therefore be it

RESOLVED, the messengers to the Illinois Baptist State Association meeting in Marion, Illinois, November 6-7, 2019, affirm the position that minors have rights under the First Amendment to the free exercise of religion, and under the 14th Amendment to the right of Equal Justice Under the Law, including the right to receive counseling that would allow them to be free from unwanted same sex/gender attraction.

ResolutiononAppreciationofSmallChurchCongregations

WHEREAS data compiled from IBSA’s 2018 Annual Church Profile (ACP) reports indicates that 525 Illinois Baptist churches average 50 people or less in Sunday morning worship service attendance, and

WHEREAS it is also noted that of those 525 Illinois Baptist churches reporting, 39 have volunteer pastors, 19 are served by part-time pastors, 168 have bi-vocational pastors, 55 serve as interim pastors, and 244 are served by full-time pastors, each of whom has in common a love for the Lord and a love for the people they pastor, and

WHEREAS these same 525 Illinois Baptist churches graciously gave $897,752 dollars through the Cooperative Program of our Southern Baptist Convention in 2018, accounting for over 15% of the total dollars recorded from Illinois Baptist churches. Therefore, be it

RESOLVED, the messengers to the Illinois Baptist State Association meeting in Marion, Illinois, November 6-7, 2019, express our fondest appreciation for the faithful work of all our Illinois Baptist small church congregations!

ResolutiononRevitalizationandRenewal

WHEREAS the decline in baptisms, worship attendance, Bible study participation, and other key indicators of church health have been well-documented in Illinois Baptist churches; and

WHEREAS, the word revitalize means to renew or restore life; and

WHEREAS, scripture teaches that true spiritual life comes from the Spirit of God, through the preaching of the word of God (1 Corinthians 2:13-14, Galatians 5:16, Romans 8:11); and

WHEREAS, the word of God gives us a prescription when there are maladies in and among the church (Revelation 2:5, 2:16, 2 Corinthians 7:9-10), to repent and return to God; and

WHEREAS, IBSA’s 2016 Resolution on Church Revitalization and Renewal reminded messengers “that as Christ is head of the church, the body will submit to His authority;” therefore be it

RESOLVED, that pastors and churches are urged to have a renewed commitment to the preaching of the gospel, asking the Holy Spirit to bring new life to the churches; and be it

RESOLVED, that pastors and churches are urged to engage in the intentional, spiritual processes of church revitalization that are available to them, and be it finally

RESOLVED, that the messengers of the November 6-7, 2019 Illinois Baptist State Association Annual Meeting at Cornerstone Community Church in Marion, Illinois, encourage Illinois Baptist pastors and churches to have a renewed commitment to preaching the full counsel of scripture to those who name the name of Christ for the discipling and edification of the body of Christ.

Respectfullysubmitted:

Don Bigham

Robert Endsley, Vice-Chair

Brian Fuller

Randy Hafner

Jim Hanger, Secretary

Danny Holliday

Jill McNicol

Amy Neibel

Jason Plumer

Carrel Starkey

Nathaniel Trowbridge, Chair

2020Officers:

Nathaniel Trowbridge, Chair

Jim Hanger, Vice-Chair

Jason Plumer, Secretary

IBSA Board of Directors

Chairman of the Board of Directors’ Report Bob Dickerson

As the theme of the 2019 Annual Meeting suggests, the IBSA Board has spent the year praying and envisioning with our Executive Director the groundwork needed to prepare our association to refocus and continue to remain relevant in assisting churches to be healthy as God empowers them to reproduce spiritually. While cultures, churches, and individual members change, the Word of God and God Himself remains the same. The theme of this year’s annual meeting, “ReFocus” is an accurate one-word summary of the board’s work this past year which will continue and manifest in God’s power as it comes to fruition in 2020.

Every year the board focuses on the Mission Statement from the IBSA Constitution which reads: “The purpose of this Association is to assist in establishing and developing effective Baptist churches in their context. This Association shall engage in other related activities it considers relevant to its corporate fellowship.” Our Vision Statement reads: “We see healthy, effective, well-led Baptist churches, sacrificially working together to advance the gospel, make disciples of Jesus, and establish new churches throughout Illinois and the world.”

The 2020 goals to engage our God-given Mission and Vision can be summarized by this statement. “Praying for God’s guidance and power, and cooperating with associations and other partners, we will strive to truly assist churches as we develop leaders, inspire cooperation, stimulate church health and evangelistic growth, and catalyze evangelistic church planting and missions.”

For those who are prayerfully led by God to utilize the training and resources that will be made available, Church Revitalization will be a focus in 2020. Recent statistics presented to the Board by consultants show that 38,000 out of the over 45,000 Southern Baptist churches in the Southern Baptist Convention are plateaued or declining. The IBSA Board has agreed with our Executive Director that Church Revitalization should be a priority ministry for those churches who would choose to take advantage of opportunities that will be made available to assist them in determining ways to refocus their ministries to more effectively fulfill the Great Commission in their context.

In light of this, IBSA is looking at establishing Church Revitalization processes, responding proactively to change, consolidating and synergizing ministry areas, focusing on processes more than programs, expanding IBSA’s effectiveness and extending its reach through key partners and technology processes, and focusing on increasing overall and deeper church engagement.

These are “Big Goals” but we must keep in mind, we are empowered and serve a “Big God” who has called us to embrace His “Big Idea” of leading others to become part of His family and kingdom through the ministry of the local churches.

The role of IBSA is to “assist” the churches. Please pray for our Executive Director, staff, and board as they seek to agree with God and provide opportunities for churches to turn the statistics around for His glory. May our hearts be in unity to move forward as we seek those things we can do better together than we could do alone. To God be the glory, great things He has done and will do this year through the ministry of IBSA.

Illinois Baptist State Association

Executive Director’ Report

For 2019, the IBSA Board of Directors approved four major goals, along with multiple metrics for each goal:

Praying for God’s guidance and power, and cooperating with associations and other partners, we will strive to truly assist churches as we:

1.Develop Leaders: Effectively engage a growing network of church pastors, staff, planters and other leaders in spiritual, relational development processes, striving for breakthrough growth in leaders that helps transform churches into higher levels of effectiveness.

2.Inspire Cooperation: Effectively communicate and consult with IBSA churches and leaders, continually developing excellent relationships and trustworthy services and processes that strengthen Baptist identity, affinity, and cooperation.

3.Stimulate Church Health and Growth: Effectively train and resource churches in the making, maturing, and multiplication of both disciples and leaders, and in the development of new and improved ministries.

4.Catalyze Evangelistic Church Planting and Missions: Effectively facilitate the movement of evangelistic volunteers from churches to their Acts 1:8 mission fields, and the multiplication of evangelistic, cooperating Baptist churches and pastors throughout Illinois.

The IBSA staff has been pursuing each of these goals and their corresponding metrics, which can be best reported after year-end 2019 Annual Church Profile data is available from churches in January 2020. We are optimistic about improvements in several areas of ministry in 2019, in part because of the 257 IBSA churches that, by the end of 2018, committed to one or more of the Pioneering Spirit commitments to “go new places” in church planting, “engage new people” in evangelism, “make new sacrifices” in cooperative missions giving, and “develop new leaders” to send as pastors, missionaries, or church planters.

By the end of 2019, 17 to 19 new church plants are anticipated (up from 14 in 2018), and about 70 church plants are in some stage of development. In addition, 16 new churches are being recommended for affiliation at the 2019 IBSA Annual Meeting. Baptisms in IBSA churches were up 6.8% in 2018, and we are hopeful that evangelistic and baptism emphases such as “One Grand Month” and “Who’s Your One” may further increase baptisms in 2019.

IBSA continues to see strong growth in its children and student camps, especially at its two camp properties, Lake Sallateeska and Streator Baptist Camps. Participation at IBSA’s nine summer camps this year was up 17% over 2018, the second consecutive year of double-digit growth.

IBSA’s efforts in Leadership Development continue to expand, with over 500 pastors or church leaders participating this year in leadership development events, cohorts, or self-guided resources. The Midwest Leadership Summit, planned by 9 cooperating Midwest Baptist state conventions every three years, was hosted by IBSA in Springfield in both 2015 and 2018. The MLS will again be hosted by IBSA in Springfield in both 2020 and 2022, with the increased frequency being due to the event’s popularity and effectiveness. The January 2019 Illinois Leadership Summit with keynote speaker

Dr. Nate Adams

Mark Clifton resonated strongly with more than 200 pastors and leaders, and launched an emphasis in church revitalization that continues to shape IBSA’s future strategies and structure.

In order to allocate staff and resources to a new church revitalization ministry, this past summer IBSA eliminated one missions position and one worship and technology position. IBSA will continue to resource these areas of ministry through its Leadership Development staff, but will now focus less on individual programs or church ministries staffed with specialists, and more on three overarching processes of Revitalization, Leadership Development, and Mobilization, which will include church planting, evangelism, and missions.

Year-end measurements of missions giving from churches will not be available until Annual Church Profiles are compiled in early 2020. Through September, however, Cooperative Program giving is up 3.1% (2% increase is the annual goal). Mission Illinois Offering receipts through September are up compared to the previous year by 13.3% (3% increase is the goal). Total income over expenses through September are a strong $293,209. The proposed 2020 IBSA Budget reflects no subsidy from IBSA to the Baptist Foundation of Illinois, meeting the goal of BFI’s financial self-sufficiency by 2020.

At the end of 2019, Pat Pajak will retire after 12 years of service through IBSA. The IBSA staff and I, as well as many years of IBSA Committee and Board members, gratefully acknowledge Pat’s tremendous service over these years. Pat will continue to work with IBSA part-time as a Zone Consultant relating to three local IBSA Associations.

The IBSA missionaries, staff, and I appreciate so much the partnership and cooperation of IBSA churches, and consider it a joy to serve the Lord through this ministry. We welcome any questions or input that may assist us in serving IBSA churches more effectively.

Illinois Baptist State Association

Board of Directors

Tuesday, March 26, 2019 10:00 AM

1.Chairman Bob Dickerson called the meeting to order at 10:00 AM.

2.A motion to adopt the printed Agenda was made by Mike Jameson and seconded by Cal Callison. The motion carried.

3. David Starr gave a brief devotion from I Corinthians 12. God has gifted each of us uniquely for service; therefore, each Board member has something significant to contribute. God doesn’t want us to try to be someone other than who we are. As Scripture says, we are to walk worthy of the calling to which we were called (Ephesians 4:1).

4.A motion was made by Curt Lipe and seconded by Jerry Higdon to accept the printed minutes of the September 11, 2018 Board Meeting. The motion carried.

5.Chairman Bob Dickerson welcomed the Board and its guests (the wives of Nate Adams and Drew Heironimus) to the meeting and recognized the following new Board members: Josh Bledsoe, Andy DeWitt, Bob Dyer, Barbara Lee, LaRue Parr, Amy Rogers, and Kathy Stanford.

6.Board members were reminded to sign in on the attendance sheet and to complete their expense forms.

7. The Chair recognized Denny Hydrick who brought greetings from the Baptist Children’s Home and Family Services and then shared the following story. Not long ago his family adopted a dog from a shelter. The lady helping them process Moose’s adoption told him that she had been a resident at the Carmi Baptist Children’s Home and she expressed appreciation for the impact that experience had on her life. For Denny Hydrick, the appreciation wasn’t his to keep; it was his to share. He expressed gratitude to the Board, noting that the BCHFS exists and changes lives because of the association of churches it represents.

Chairman Bob Dickerson announced that First Baptist Church of Marion, where he pastors, will be hosting a 5K race the Saturday after Mother’s Day, with the benefits going to the Carmi Baptist Children’s Home.

8.Board members were directed to Board Advance Materials regarding the proposed motion from the Nominating Committee with the following two recommendations: Jeff Dalton (Central Baptist Church, Three Rivers Association) fill the vacancy on the Baptist Children’s Home and Family Services Board of Trustees (a Class A term expiring 2019) and Mark Goldman (First Baptist, Herrin, Williamson Association, Region 6) fill the vacancy on the IBSA Board of Directors (a Class B term expiring 2020). The motion carried.

9.Chairman Bob Dickerson reported that the Board Committees selected the following members to serve on the Board Nominating Committee: Roger Marshall (Administrative), Jacqueline Scott (Strategic Planning), and Curt Lipe (Resource Development). Roger Marshall has agreed to serve as the Chairman of the Board Nominating Committee.

10.Danny Donato, the Vice Chairman of the Strategic Planning Committee, brought one item for Board action.

The Strategic Planning Committee recommended the approval of the 2020 Goals. Executive Director Nate Adams noted that he and the staff are re-evaluating the work of IBSA in light of NAMB funding, staff vacancies, and other matters, and will develop the specific metrics in the near future. Until then, the overall 2020 Goals will remain unchanged as the 2020budget is created. The motion carried.

11.Curt Lipe, the Chairman of the Resource Development Committee, brought three items for Board action.

Item #1 – The Resource Development Committee recommended the Board accept the Audit Report from Capin Crouse, which was positive, giving IBSA a clean audit. Appreciation was expressed to Nate Adams, Jeff Deasy, and the IBSA staff. The motion carried.

Item #2 – The Resource Development Committee recommended a correction to the 2019 Budget due to a minor error in calculating the Cooperative Program amount to be sent to the national Southern Baptist Convention. The adjustments were highlighted in the Advance Materials. The motion carried.

Item #3 – The Resource Development Committee recommended that the Executive Director prepare a 2020 budget and salary structure based on a Cooperative Program Goal between $6,200,000 and $6,300,000 (to be finalized prior to the August 13 Resource Development Committee meeting), and a Cooperative Program ratio of 56.5 percent/43.5 percent (IBSA/SBC), excluding shared expenses not to exceed 10% of the Cooperative Program Goal, and with Cooperative Program funds received beyond the budget goal to be distributed at a ratio of 50 percent/50 percent (IBSA/SBC). The motion carried.

12.Bob Dyer of the Administrative Committee brought three items for Board action.

Item #1 – The Administrative Committee recommended that the Board express its support of the Statement of Principles concerning sexual abuse proposed by Southern Baptist Convention President J.D. Greear on February 17, 2019. The motion carried.

Item #2 – The Administrative Committee recommended the following change to the Board Handbook (Board Member Expense Reimbursement, item #3): Members will be allowed up to $15 per eligible meal for reimbursement. The motion carried.

Item #3 (since this affects all three committees it is found in three sections of the Board Handbook) – The Administrative Committee recommended that the following be added to

the Board Member Handbook under the heading of Governance Process for all three committees: In the event a vacancy occurs within the office of chairperson, the vice chairperson shall be the chairperson. In the event of a vacancy occurring within the offices of vice chairperson or secretary, the selection of these officers shall be the first order of business at the next meeting of the committee. The motion carried.

Bob Dyer concluded by informing the Board that the Administrative Committee will present one additional recommendation during Executive Session.

13.Executive Director Nate Adams began his report by introducing the only staff member hired since the last meeting of the Board: Aubrey Krol, who fills the vacancy left when Barb Troeger moved to the position of IBSA Executive Assistant. Executive Director Adams expressed appreciation to Van Kicklighter for his eight years of service to IBSA. He will transition to disability status on April 1. During Kicklighter’s tenure almost 150 IBSA churches were planted.

While IBSA staff members have received a check and recognition internally in recognition of 10-year increments of service, beginning with this Board meeting they will also receive a memento to mark these milestones. Jeff Deasy and Barb Troeger presented awards to the following staff members for ten years of service: Nate Adams, Linda Darden, Carole Doom, Philip Hall, Steve Hamrick, Drew Heironimus, Kris Kell, Lisa Misner, Debbie Muller, Pat Pajak, and Kendra Jackson. Drew Heironimus, Kendra Jackson, and Lisa Misner also received an award for twenty years of service and Kendra Jackson received one for thirty years of service.

After briefly describing each Board Committee’s focus in the Spring and Fall, Executive Director Nate Adams shared some successes to celebrate from 2018 which included strong numbers of mission volunteers, 14 new church plants with others moving along in that process, an increase in baptisms, an increase in IBSA Children’s Camp participation, a strong number of Illinois Baptists involved in leadership development, ACP data received from 97% of IBSA churches, 257 churches committed to at least one of the components of the Pioneering Spirit emphasis, and the Illinois Baptist received the Award of Excellence from the Evangelical Press Association. To sum it up, he said our mission is Churches Together Advancing the Gospel.

Executive Director Nate Adams named 7 Key Priorities that must influence our 2020 strategy, goals, and budget.

Church Revitalization – must be intentional with evangelism at its core.

Illinois Contextualized Church Planting – with the North American Mission Board moving to year-by- year funding commitments, it is vitally important that IBSA maintain a strong Church Planting staff and strategy.

Equipping Churches to Reach Younger Generations – our most effective churches are reaching younger generations while benefiting from older generations.

Transformational Leadership Development – resulting in healthier churches.

Assist Churches with Evolving Cultural Issues – churches need to be prepared to deal with things happening in our culture such as same sex marriage, unisex bathrooms, and sexual abuse.

Effective Associational Partnerships – this continues to be a need due in part to gaps left in associational leadership when the North American Mission Board cut Associational funding. IBSA Zone Consultants are helping to ease this burden.

Inspiring Church Engagement – through local associations of churches, leading regional churches, and technological means.

Executive Director Nate Adams noted that addressing these 7 Key Priorities requires vision casting and re-evaluating what a valuable, relevant State Association of the future looks like and must be reflected in the IBSA 2020 budget. As he and the staff work on metrics for the 2020 Goals, they will look at how best to focus on the following four challenges from the Pioneering Spirit: Go New Places, Engage New People, Make New Sacrifices, and Develop New Leaders.

14.Following the Executive Director report, the Board moved into Executive Session.

15.At the conclusion of the Executive Session, the Board reconvened into General Session. It was announced that the Board Nominating Committee would meet immediately following the Board Meeting. Sharon Carty asked for prayer for IBSA President Adron Robinson and herself in the upcoming specially called meeting of the Executive Committee of the SBC, with the purpose to consider the election of its next President.

16.A motion to adjourn was made by Alan Newcomb and seconded by Robert Windes. The motion carried.

Respectfully submitted

Jeanette Cloyd Board Secretary

Illinois Baptist State Association Board of Directors

Tuesday, September 10, 2019 10:00 AM

1. Chairman Bob Dickerson called the meeting to order at 10:00 AM.

2. A motion was made by Mike Jameson and seconded by Cal Callison to adopt the printed Agenda. The motion carried.

3. Chairman Bob Dickerson welcomed new Board Member Mark Goldman as well as the rest of the Board and its guests to the meeting. Board members absent: LaRue Parr, Darryl Williams.

4. Tim Rhodus gave a brief devotion describing how the three parables from Luke 15 (Lost Sheep, Lost Coin, Lost/Prodigal Son) are applicable to us today.

5. The Chair recognized Doug Morrow who brought greetings from the Baptist Foundation of Illinois. He shared highlights from the BFI Mid-Year Management Report, which the Board received upon arrival. He introduced the Board to a new BFI estate planning tool that can be found at freewill.com/bfi. Though still in its infancy, there are already over 100 estates in this planning process.

6. A motion was made by Curt Lipe and seconded by Bob Windes to accept the printed minutes of the March 26, 2019 Board Meeting. The motion carried.

7. The Chair recognized Roger Marshall, the chairman of the Board Officer Nominating Committee to bring their motion. The committee, which also included Curt Lipe and Jacqueline Scott, made the following nominations for 2020 Board Officers: Bob Dickerson (Chairman), Andy DeWitt (Vice Chairman) and Mike Jameson (Secretary). The motion carried.

8. Executive Director Nate Adams began his report by recognizing and presenting a thank you gift to the following board members who are completing their years of service: Bruce Allen, Adam Lewis, Jay Lowder, Roger Marshall, and David Starr. He also expressed appreciation to the Board Officers who have served this year: Chairman Bob Dickerson, Vice Chairman Roger Marshall and Secretary Jeanette Cloyd.

IBSA staff members hired since the previous Board Meeting were introduced: Brad Lovin (Administrative Director for Mobilization), Kevin Jones (Church Planting Director), and Bryan Price (Zone 1 Consultant).

Executive Director Nate Adams recognized Carole Doom for twenty years of service to IBSA and invited Jeff Deasey to present the award to her. Carole is now one of four current IBSA staff members with 20 or more years of service.

Board members were encouraged to pray for Bill Weedman and his wife Judy. Bill, who served IBSA for 28 years is in Hospice care, nearing the end of his life.

Pat Pajak was invited to speak about IBSA Evangelism efforts. He reported that baptisms increased nearly 7% in 2018. One Grand Sunday was introduced last year and saw over 650 baptisms. It was relaunched this year as One Grand Month, and over 700 baptisms were reported. Reports from this year’s SBC emphasis on Baptism Sunday (September 8) are still coming in; so far 54 have been reported from IBSA churches on that one day. Other evangelism emphases include Who’s Your One? and the use of Three Circles of Evangelism. It was also reported that there are forty evangelism resources available through the online Shelf section of the IBSA.org web site.

Executive Director Nate Adams noted that it is estimated IBSA will have nineteen new churches this year. Other things to celebrate include a continuing increase in the number of students attending IBSA camps and an approximately 1% increase in Cooperative Program giving.

The IBSA Annual Meeting will be held at Cornerstone Church in Marion. The theme is Refocus. Worship will be led by the Cornerstone worship team, with their pastor Michael Nave and IBSA President Adron Robinson bringing sermons.

Executive Director Nate Adams explained that the 2020 budget and metrics reflect an intentional revitalization strategy. The twelve metrics were included in the advance materials the board received.

Board members received an IBSA organization chart that shows staff members and their positions under the new structure. Executive Director Nate Adams also addressed the 40 Steps of Change which summarized IBSA’s 2020 Restructuring. He noted that perhaps the most important item on the list is the first one under Precipitating Factors: multiple flat or declining trends in overall IBSA church statistics (worship attendance, baptisms, Bible study, missions giving) noted and communicated during both 2017 and 2018 IBSA Annual Meetings, leading to the “Pioneering Spirit Challenge.”

The necessary changes will take time and move through stages, including evaluating strategies and structure and budgeting that needs to be done now for 2020 (that stage is complete), planning processes that will affect 2021 (a “Vision Team” of IBSA staff, board, associational leaders and church leaders has begun that work) and a longer term planning process (that has been initiated this fall with a “Future Team” of IBSA staff, in consultation with Will Mancini, President of Denominee and founder of the Auxano process now owned by LifeWay) that will take place from 2019 through 2022.

Executive Director Nate Adams concluded his report by sharing letters he received from two individuals on opposite ends of the age spectrum, each recognizing the value of IBSA. Kenneth Neibel spoke words of affirmation for the heritage of IBSA and its ministries and

included a check for the Illinois Offering. Rachel Vanbebber expressed appreciation for the opportunity to serve as an IBSA intern this summer.

9. Jay Simala, the Chairman of the Strategic Planning Committee, brought one item for Board action.

The Strategic Planning Committee recommended the adoption of the Metrics for the 2020 Goals. The Goals were approved at the March 26, 2019 Board Meeting. The motion carried.

10. Curt Lipe, the Chairman of the Resource Development Committee, brought three items for Board action.

Item #1 – The Resource Development Committee recommended the following three overspend items:

An overspend of up to $2,000 in the Church Cooperation AED department of the 2019 IBSA Budget due to commissions on tenant lease renewals that were not anticipated.

An overspend of up to $122,000 in the Properties department which reflects an $11,000 overspend due to higher insurance expenses related to added equipment at the camps and a projected $111,000 overspend due to the repair of the roof of the IBSA building from wind damage. Brotherhood Mutual Insurance is covering the cost of the roof repair in its entirety, which will appear in the revenue/income side of the budget.

An overspend of up to $22,000 in the Student Ministries Department due to a 17% increase in anticipated attendance at Student Camps. The additional expenses will be matched by additional income in the Cost Recovery income line of the budget.

The motion regarding the three overspend items carried.

Item #2 – The Resource Development Committee recommended approval of the 2020 Cooperative Agreement between the boards of the Illinois Baptist State Association and the Baptist Foundation of Illinois. It was noted that the Baptist Foundation of Illinois will not receive any money through the 2020 IBSA budget, though emergency funds (from IBSA’s Special Emphasis & Projects Net Asset Fund) may be requested, on an as needed basis. The motion carried.

Item #3 – The Resource Development Committee recommended the approval of the 2020 Proposed Budget which reflects strategies for revitalization and also includes the Cooperative Program ratio, pay scales, etc. The motion carried.

11. Bob Dyer, the Chairman of the Administrative Committee, reported on the findings of the Board’s self-evaluation. For the most part, members are satisfied with the work of the Board. He brought one item for Board action and noted that the Administrative Committee would also have an item to bring during Executive Session.

The Administrative Committee recommended several changes to the Board Notebook, mostly to clean up the language and formatting of the document. These items were included in the advance materials that Board members received. The motion carried.

12. Board Chairman Bob Dickerson brought a report from the Advisory Committee. They brought two motions for Board action; these motions required a second since the Advisory Committee did not approve the exact wording of the motions.

Item #1 – The Advisory Committee of the IBSA Board recommends that IBSA’s Executive Director, in consultation with the Advisory Committee, be authorized to engage IBSA in litigation that proactively challenges zoning restrictions in Illinois municipalities (e.g. Evanston) which do not currently allow religious institutions (e.g. churches or church plants) in certain zones of their cities, in violation of the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act (RLUIPA). The unrecovered cost of litigation shall not exceed $5,000 without further IBSA Board action. The motion was seconded by Bob Dyer. Nate Adams gave some background information and shared that at the Advisory Committee’s recommendation, he spoke with an attorney (Matthew Flanigan from Logan Street Baptist Church in Mt. Vernon) who in turn spoke with John Mauck to assure that IBSA is not at risk in joining this proposed litigation. The motion carried.

Item #2 – The Advisory Committee of the IBSA Board recommends that IBSA’s Executive Director, in consultation with the Advisory Committee, be authorized to engage IBSA in litigation that seeks exemption for IBSA entities and IBSA member churches from the “Reproductive Health Act,” which requires employers to provide abortion coverage as part of their employee health insurance plans. The unrecovered cost of this litigation shall not exceed $5,000 without further IBSA Board action. The motion was seconded by Jeff Logsdon. It was noted that by gaining exemption to this law on behalf of all of its churches, IBSA would be protecting the religious freedoms of its members. The motion carried.

13.A brief break was taken to allow time for the three committees to elect their officers for the coming year. At the conclusion of the break, the Committee chairs announced the following officers:

Strategic Planning

Chairman Jay Simala

Vice Chairman Danny Donato

Secretary Jeff Logsdon

Resource Development Chairman Curt Lipe

Vice Chairman Cal Callison

Secretary Barbara Lee

Administrative Committee

Chairman Bob Dyer

Vice Chairman Sherry Harlow

Secretary Alma Bonner

14. There was no Miscellaneous Business to consider so Cal Callison made a motion that the Board move into Executive Session. The motion was seconded by Kent Renshaw. The motion carried.

15.At the conclusion of the Executive Session a motion to adjourn was made by Kent Renshaw and seconded by Cal Callison. The motion carried. Chairman Bob Dickerson closed the meeting in prayer.

Respectfully submitted

Jeanette Cloyd Board Secretary

IBSA Board of Directors Recommendations

The IBSA Board of Directors moves that the proposed 2020 budget and salary structure be adopted as printed (see pp. 29-34), based on a Cooperative Program Goal of $6,300,000 and a Cooperative Program ratio of 56.5%/43.5% (IBSA/SBC), excluding shared expenses not to exceed 10% of the Cooperative Program Goal, and with Cooperative Program funds received beyond the budget goal to be distributed at a ratio of 50 %/50 % (IBSA/SBC).

Income and Expense Summary December 31, 2019

ILLINOIS BAPTIST STATE ASSOCIATION 2020 Budget

1.IBSA's highest annual CP receipts to date were $6,640,960 in 2009, followed by $6,389,302 (-3.8%) in 2010, $6,223,212 (-2.6%) in 2011, $6,278,257 (+.9%) in 2012, $6,396,037 (+1.9%) in 2013, $6,136,168 (-4%) in 2014, $6,230,082 (+1.5) in 2015, $6,089,576 (-2.3%) in 2016, $5,933,578 (-2.6%) in 2017 and $5,991,634 (+1%) in 2018. Weekly 2019 CP receipts through June are virtually even with 2018, though they have been running about 1% higher most of the year. 1% higher than 2018 CP at year-end 2019 would be $6,051,550.

2.Income from IBSA’s investments with BFI is now projected at 4.2% return for 2020, based on current performance (2019 projection was 5%).

3.One financially distressed tenant unexpectedly did not continue its IBSA Building lease in early 2019. Typically, leasing vacant office space in the Springfield area requires 12-16 months.

4.MIO income for the coming year is projected based the most recent year’s offering, so the 2020 projection is based on the now complete 2018 offering.

5.The proposed CP goal for 2020 is $100,000 higher than the 2019 CP goal.

6.Program expenses have been reduced to allow for staffing in the new area of church health and revitalization.

7.A change in health insurance providers for IBSA staff and retirees has resulted in substantial savings.

8.Multimedia Production expenses have been added, to allow the reduction of one staff position in Communications.

9.Salary budget increased to allow for staffing in new church revitalization area.

2020 Salary Structure

Part-time pay grade maximum is 50% higher than base and full-time pay grade maximum is 33% higher than base 2% increase pay grades 1-9 and a 4% increase in pay grade 10 - over 2019 structure

2020 Department Budget

CHURCH RESOURCES

2020 Department Detail Budget

CHURCH COOPERATION

Baptist Foundation of Illinois

Executive Director’s Report

Doug Morrow

Few things are a more effective barometer of discipleship than how one thinks about, invests, and gives money. BFI’s mission involves challenging the Illinois Baptist family to use resources entrusted to us by God in ways that both honor Him and work to further His Kingdom.

BFI accomplishes this through six divisions. In the following pages, we’ll provide a brief overview of our progress in each.

1.Life Stewardship

In the US we often accumulate things retirement accounts, real estate, and life insurance, just to name a few. Because of this, the single largest opportunity to have an impact on our needs AND Kingdom causes is often at the end of our physical lives. BFI offers confidential, customized Christian Estate Planning services at no charge. When we really believe that God owns what we manage and that God has expectations for us, it really does change our entire approach! To date, BFI has served more than 300 families, helping Illinois Baptists care for their families AND advance the Kingdom.

Additionally, BFI provides individual financial coaching to help them maximize the effectiveness of their stewardship efforts. And generosity is emphasized by using BFI’s Donor Advised Fund; each year realizes dollars for various ministries.

2.BFI Church Loans

Snapshot

Year founded: 1985

Total 2018 funds under mangagement: $43.5 million

Annual amount to ministry from endowment: >$300,000

Interest generated for Illinois Baptist Ministry: >$1,000,000

# Churches receiving BFI Capital Loans: 60

Amount of capital loans outstanding: $9.8M

This year we’re celebrating 60! Not 60 years, but sixty churches who currently have BFI capital loans, helping them build, renovate or purchase their buildings. These loans have a simple application process and represent permanent financing (no balloon payments). And of course growing church buildings supports growing churches! The great majority of our $10M+ in loans are currently being pre-paid, many aggressively, saving our churches even more in interest.

Perhaps most important of all, the interest from these loans supports Illinois Baptist investors, keeping these funds in the Kingdom and amplifying the effect of these resources.

3.Educational Scholarships

Each year BFI awards almost $80,000 in scholarships to Illinois Baptist students. These scholarships range from awards for Associate Degrees ($1,000) to Bachelor ($2,000) to Seminary ($2,675). These scholarships are the product of generous Illinois Baptists who believe that God is very interested in the “transforming of our minds” as we serve and prepare for future service. We were reminded of how powerful this generosity can be when just this year Mary Lou Cameron (pre-deceased by long time Illinois Baptist leader Harold Cameron) passed away. Even though she’s with the Lord, each year the Camerons support Illinois Baptist students through their scholarship fund.

Applications are received online each year at BaptistFoundationIL.org for 30 days beginning January 1.

4.Saving/Investing

BFI provides investing and saving accounts for both churches and individuals with a wide variety of options, all of which considerably outperform bank savings. If we’re managing God’s money, then wise stewardship really does matter and prudent investing honors God.

To receive a multi-year performance report on all of BFI investment options, visit BaptistFoundationIL.org. BFI also provides customized counsel to financial teams, helping them allocate resources, plan prudently and even communicate with their congregations in a way that maximizes the stewardship and generosity of God’s people.

5.Church Legacy Program

To date, BFI has helped 25 Illinois Baptist congregations ready to close by helping them have future ministry impact and, in many cases, seeing a new church replanted at their location. We create a “legacy fund” that provides ongoing support for missions and ministry in the church’s name, ensuring that the good work God has done will not be forgotten, will be honored and continues to help expand His Kingdom.

From Harrison (north of Murphysboro) to Chicago, churches that entered the Legacy Program have also seen new congregations planted at their locations. These new congregations are baptizing new Christians and are helping to ensure an enduring gospel witness in these church building locations.

6.BFI Consulting

Each year BFI provides customized consulting services for capital fundraising, strategic planning, and advanced developing training. If interested in these specialized services for your church, give us a call. We’ll provide you with a list of Illinois churches and organizations where we’ve served and discuss how we can best meet the need of the church in your community.

It truly is our honor to serve. On behalf of the 21 Illinois Baptist men and women who comprise our Board of Trustees, let me again say thank you for allowing us to lead in a conversation about stewardship, and how we can most honor our King by serving Him with all we manage.

MINUTES OF THE BAPTIST FOUNDATION OF ILLINOIS SPRING MEETING, 2019

The spring meeting of the BFI was held at the Bank of Springfield, 3400 Wabash Avenue, Springfield, on April 6, 2019.

THE AGENDA

Call to Order – Ted Zimmerman, Board Chair

Opening Devotion and Prayer – Doug Morrow, Executive Director

Review of Last Meeting’s Minutes and Adoption of Agenda – David Chumley, Board Secretary

Executive Director’s Report – Doug Morrow, Executive Director

Administrative Committee Report & Recommendations – Don Carlyle, Chair

Audit Committee Report & Recommendations – Dave Rochleau, Chair

Investment Committee Report & Recommendations – Dave Rochleau, Chair

Scholarship Committee Report & Recommendations including consideration of Glenfield

Heritage Fund Recommendation – Tim Sadler, Chair

Other Business

Adjourn – Ted Zimmerman

Call to Order – The meeting was called to order by Ted Zimmerman at 9:00am ROLL CALL – David Chumley, Board Secretary, called the roll as requested by Chairman Zimmerman. Present: Gerry Odell, Dan Huffman, Newlin Wollaston, Don Carlyle, Ted Zimmerman, Jean Powell, Van McQueen, Ron Closson, Thurman Stewart, Nedra Robinson, Tim Sadler, David Grove, Dan Hunter, Robert Weaver, Lea Neff, David Chumley, Dave Rochleau, Ron Knox, and Alan Monroe.

Also attending: Sheila Jessen, Chase Cribbett, and Kim Morrow. Not present: Tom Slusser and David Sutton.

OPENING DEVOTION AND PRAYER: Doug Morrow, Executive Director, began his devotion by playing a video of Tim Keller, Pastor, Redeemer Presbyterian Church. Dr. Keller was speaking to Generous Giving volunteers. He discussed the passage from Acts 20:36 where Jesus says, “It is more blessed to give than to receive”. In verse 25, Paul was speaking to the church saying he would never see them again. His last two admonitions included giving them the gospel and teaching them Jesus wanted them to be radically generous. In essence, Paul was saying if you truly understand the gospel you will be radically generous.

Dr. Keller pointed out Jesus warns against greed ten to twenty times in His teachings. Greed is a heart issue and where your heart is, there can be your idols. So all of us need to examine our hearts to watch out for greed and become radically generous. Doug pointed out, at the conclusion of the video, all Illinois Baptists need to hear and heed that message. Doug then prayed for the meeting and work of the BFI.

REVIEW OF LAST MEETING’S MINUTES AND ADOPTION OF THE AGENDA – David Chumley asked the Board to review the minutes of the fall meeting and called for their approval. Don Carlyle

moved they be accepted and Jean Powell seconded the motion. The minutes were approved unanimously. Next, David Chumley asked for the adoption of the agenda. Dan Huffman moved the adoption of the agenda and Dave Rochleau seconded. The Board approved the motion unanimously.

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S REPORT – Doug Morrow, Executive Director, initially began his report by highlighting the new tools for the Board members to utilize on the BFI website. He felt like this type of resource would be very useful to the Trustees reviewing all the reports, minutes and financials of BFI. He stated the Standard Operating Procedure Manuel is now on the website.

Next, Doug mentioned that through the Church Legacy Program, BFI now owns ten Illinois Baptist church properties. Managing the upkeep on these properties is a tough administrative challenge for the staff at BFI. He is encouraging Trustees to consider adopting a church which would be nearby where they live and check in on the property periodically. If there are issues, report them to Doug for assistance in resolution. Doug then reviewed some slides of the current ‘adoptees’.

For those not familiar with the video titled BFI Explainer, Doug played that for the Trustees to see the overview of the work of BFI.

In the fourth quarter report, he highlighted the following: Total Assets under management stood at $43.51 million

The online estate planning tool through FreeWill.com should “go live” on the website the first quarter of 2019.

BFI ended the year with a positive cash flow of $32,324 due ISBA’s gift of $36,000 later in the quarter. This gift will be reduced $18,000 in 2019.

BFI generated $1,310,082 in endowment and custodial interest using $207,050 operational cash. Endowment support distributions in the amount of $295,936 helped churches and associations, IBSA including church planting, BCHFS, CAC, IMB, NAMB, and Scholarships. Current account holdings were reviewed as well the performance by account type. Doug then introduced the new trustees who are Nedra Robinson, Ron Closson, and Dan Huffman.

ADMINSTRATIVE COMMITTEE & RECOMMENDATIONS – Don Carlyle, Chair, presented the report of this committee, which much was covered in the Executive Director’s report including the endowment distributions, the ISBA subsidy, and FreeWill.com. He did mention that the Board Evaluation Sheets are now on the BFI website. The committee recommended a BFI Vision Leadership Fund of $20,000 be created as there is a former Trustee who match dollar for dollar up to $20,000 to hire other managers in BFI to begin educating them in succession planning and regionalization of BFI. The idea is to intern individuals and potentially groom the next Executive Director for BFI. This recommendation was approved by the Board. Trustees will be called on to assist in funding this program.

Doug suggested that it was management’s intent to develop an end of the year report to give to all BFI investors. A motion was made by Gerry Odell and seconded by Newlin Wollaston to proceed with this reporting as time permits for the BFI staff. Additionally the Board approved a

recommendation to develop an active working group of three or four Trustees to begin working on a communication strategy for BFI. The Board approved this recommendation. Finally, the committee recommended, beginning in 2020, to hold the twice yearly full Board meetings on Friday afternoons rather than Saturday mornings. A roll call vote was taken and passed 14 yeas, 4 nays, and 2 not voting. The recommendation passed.

AUDIT COMMITTEE REPORT & RECOMMENDATIONS – Dave Rochleau, Chair, stated in his report the 2017 audit is not yet completed. He called on Chase Cribbett, from Quorum Consulting, to review a draft of the audit for the Board. Chase stated the final report would be available in two weeks. According to Chase the end of the year numbers look very good with steady growth. BFI has covered all the bond maturities and investors continue to by short-term bonds. He said he believes BFI will receive an unqualified opinion, which is the best an organization would receive from an audit. The only note to the audit will be concerning controls.

INVESTMENT COMMITTEE REPORT & RECOMMENDATIONS – Dave Rochleau, Chair, reported that the blended fund in now available for investing through BFI. Endowment funds are utilizing 10% of their assets in this new fund. There were two loan requests since the last meeting that were reviewed by the committee. Calvary Baptist had their loan close on April 5. First Corinthian is still pending for their closing. All loans (nine million) outstanding are in good order and payments are being received on time.

SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE & RECOMMENDATIONS – Tim Sadler, Chair, thanked the 30 people who came and reviewed the applications. He noted that there were a total of 37 scholarships awarded with 21 going for individuals pursuing undergraduate degrees and 16 attending seminaries. There was one exception granted a child of a missionary who was home schooled and they were awarded the Bradley Trustee Scholarship Fund. The various recipient certificates were distributed to the Trustees and Tim requested all be awarded no later than the end of May.

The committee recommended a $30,000 grant for Woodstock church be allocated from the Glenfield Heritage Fund. Thurman Stewart seconded the motion from the committee chairman and the motion passed unanimously.

OTHER BUSINESS – Dan Hunter thanked the Board for their prayers and support concerning the passing of his wife. He stated that gifts totaling $2,000 was given in Mrs. Hunter’s memory to the Gideons.

It was noted that gifts to the BFI Leadership Vision Fund would be due by December 10th in order to meet the challenge deadline.

ADJOURN – A motion was made by Thurman Stewart and seconded by Lea Neff to adjourn the Board meeting a 12:05pm. Newlin Wollaston closed our meeting with prayer blessing our lunch and deliberations of the BFI Board.

MINUTES OF THE BAPTIST FOUNDATION OF ILLINOIS FALL MEETING, 2019

The fall meeting of the BFI was held at the Bank of Springfield, 3400 Wabash Avenue, Springfield, on October 5th, 2019.

THE AGENDA

Call to Order – Ted Zimmerman, Board Chair

Opening Devotion and Prayer – Jean Powell, Administrative Committee

Roll Call – David Chumley, Board Secretary

Review of Last Meeting’s Minutes and Adoption of Agenda – David Chumley, Board Secretary

Executive Director’s Report, 2Q19 budget, 2020 budget overview –Doug Morrow, Executive Director

2018 Audit Update – Sikich/Quorum Consulting

Administrative Committee Report & Recommendations – Don Carlyle, Chair

Investment Committee Report & Recommendations – Dave Rochleau, Chair

Scholarship Committee Report & Recommendations – Tim Sadler, Chair

Other Business from the floor – Ted Zimmerman, Board Chair

Election of 2020 General Board Officers & Advisory Committee

Recommendations – Ted Zimmerman, Board Chair

Trustee Worksheet and Board Self-Evaluation, Results of Executive Director Evaluation, Ted Zimmerman, Board Chair

Special Recognition – Doug Morrow, Executive Director

Adjourn – Ted Zimmerman, Board Chair

CALL TO ORDER – After viewing a video about BFI, Ted Zimmerman called the meeting to order at 8:37am.

ROLL CALL – David Chumley, Board Secretary, called the roll as requested by Chairman Zimmerman. Present: Gerry Odell, Newlin Wollaston, Don Carlyle, Ted Zimmerman, Jean Powell, Ron Closson, Thurman Stewart, David Sutton, Nedra Robinson, Tim Sadler, David Grove, Dan Hunter, Lea Neff, David Chumley, David Rochleau, Ron Knox, and Alan Monroe. Also attending: Sheila Jessen and Kim Morrow. Not present: Dan Huffman, Tom Slusser, and Robert Weaver.

REVIEW OF LAST MEETING’S MINUTES AND ADOPTION OF AGENDADavid Chumley asked the Board to review the minutes of the spring meeting and called for their approval. Ron Knox moved they be accepted and Dave Rochleau seconded the motion. The minutes were approved unanimously. David Chumley asked for the adoption of the agenda. Don Carlyle moved the adoption of the agenda and Gerry Odell seconded the motion. The Board approved the agenda unanimously.

OPENING DEVOTION AND PRAYER- Jean Powell gave a devotion based on I Corinthians 4:1-2. As faithful stewards, we should be prepared for family events and ways we can prepare them for the best use of our financial resources. She mentioned an experience with her family and her mother. They had prepared a will, but also needed to have in place a Power of Attorney. When her mother went into an assisted living facility, the POA made many of their decisions easier. As Christian stewards, we should think about having these documents in place and think about how the financial resources we have been blessed with should be used to further the kingdom of Christ. Jean led the Board in a prayer.

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S REPORT- Doug Morrow, Executive Director, highlighted aspects of the Executive Director’s Report that had been distributed to the Board.

He noted that the total funds under management was now between $45-$50 million. The operating cash is currently better than the report that was distributed. In the Life Stewardship area, the Foundation is advising in eight areas. They are: 1) Budget and Margin Creation, 2) Debt Elimination, 3) Savings and Investments, 4) Taxation 5) Life Insurance 6) Testamentary Wealth Transfer 7) Incapacity Planning, and 8)Generosity and Giving.

The Foundation had awarded scholarships to 37 students this year.

In the area of custodial savings and investing, BFI manages 1300 accounts. In the area of consulting, BFI currently has two engagements. There are now 60 currents loans which represent $11.5 million to churches throughout Illinois. There have been 22 congregations go through our Church Legacy program. Doug highlighted Maplewood Park in Cahokia where the building was flipped to another congregation in 30 days. Forty five days later 15 people were baptized. Harrison in Murphysboro was replanted to Grove Baptist Church, which is growing, and had four recent baptisms. Doug also highlighted that the Vail Brothers had given their farm to BFI to support IBSA and the Baptist Children’s Home.

The 2019 Budget through three quarters shows zero subsidy from IBSA. In the 2020 Budget, BFI revenues will begin charging churches a 1.0% loan origination fee. BFI will not be carrying a lot of cash on the books, but move it to money market fund. Next year now shows an operating loss of $7,000. Doug’s salary will be frozen, but there will be an increase for staff salaries. Health care costs continue to rise. There will probably be a need to utilize contract clerical staff to assist Shelia and the audit fee will be $15,000.

Doug mentioned he will be using his 30 day sabbatical to work through Indiana Wesleyan in their program to become a Kingdom Advisor and CFP®. He also discussed the next Board meeting would be held on Friday, March 13th. Doug also mentioned the upcoming IBSA convention where BFI will distribute Bill Wiedman’s 3,000 books from his library. Finally, he mentioned the Vision Leadership fund was at $18,000 with the goal of $20,000 to obtain the full match.

2018 FINANCIAL AUDIT UPDATE – Lauren Groff from Sikich Audit gave a presentation about the 2018 audit process. After introducing the Sikich staff, she covered the areas that would be presented to the Board which included net asset classifications, improving disclosures, assessing liquidity, their communication to the Board, the audit plan, the final fieldwork, the focus and the most recent technical update. Don Wienhoff from Quorum Consulting discussed his role in assisting in preparing the documents which will be needed by Sikich for their audit. He will also work to get an understanding how Trinergy works in order to prepare the documents for the audit. Doug will be investigating a solution to replace Trinergy when its contract expires at the end of next year.

ADMINSTRATIVE COMMITTEE – Don Carlyle, Chair, recommended the following from the Administrative Committee:

1) BFI owned farm management policy to increase the management fee from 2.5% to 10%.

2) Presented the 2020 budget.

3) BFI would replace Doug’s automobile with at Honda CRV at a cost of $25,635.00.

4) Kent Renshaw was approved as the new legal counsel for BFI.

5) A 30 day sabbatical for Doug was recommended.

6) The funds for Vision Leadership will be used to hire four management interns.

7) Under IBSA/BFI agreement, there will be zero funding from IBSA.

8) Allow employees the option to open a Roth IRA at no cost to BFI.

All of the above recommendations were approved by the Board.

As a matter of information, the spring board meeting will be Friday, March 13th and the fall board meeting will be Friday, October 2nd.

INVESTMENT COMMITTEE- Dave Rochleau noted the following highlights from the Investment Committee. BFI is utilizing more ‘dividend aristocrats’ in our investments to improve our yield. A loan for Mount Carmel was approved. Two loans, one for New Vision and one for I Corinthian Church, were not approved. BFI had one church not performing on its loan, but it is now caught up and is current.

Craig Metz, from the Bank of Springfield, discussed continuing to work for a 5% yield on some of BFI investments and this due to the careful addition of some equities to our investments.

SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE – Tim Sadler, Chair, gave his report which included:

1) A policy needed to be developed for evaluating applicants who are home schooled.

2) The committee will be working on a communication plan to increase donations to the scholarship fund.

3) Scholarship evaluations in 2020 will be held on March 6th.

4) The committee recommended that the Annual Christian Service Grant be awarded to Mosaic Church in Highland for $1,500. This church has grown from 23 to 500 members and has worked to develop three church plants. The Board approved this recommendation.

TRUSTEE WORKSHEET AND BOARD SELF-EVALUALTION, RESULTS OF EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR EVALUATION – Ted Zimmerman, Board Chair, noted that a report had been sent out about the Board Self-Evaluation. He asked the Administrative Committee to review and research cybersecurity for BFI. The Board went into Executive Session to review the results of the Executive Director’s evaluation.

ELECTION OF 2020 GENERAL BOARD OFFICERS – Ted Zimmerman, Board Chair, and the Advisory Committee presented the following slate for the Board to consider electing for 2020. They are David Grove, Chairman, Newlin Wollaston, Vice-Chair, and David Chumley, Board Secretary. There no nominations from the floor. Don Carlyle moved and Dan Hunter seconded to approve this slate of officers for 2020. The Board approved unanimously.

SPECIAL RECOGNITON- Doug Morrow gave a special recognition to Ron Knox, Tim Sadler, Don Carlyle, and David Grove for their service and noting they will continue to serve. Dan Hunter and Tom Slusser were also recognized for their service as they will be leaving the Board. There was a special recognition for outgoing Board Chairman, Ted Zimmerman, and his outstanding service on the Board.

ADJOURN – Motion was made by Thurman Stewart and seconded by Gerry Odell to adjourn the meeting at 12:15pm.

Respectfully submitted,

David A. Chumley, Board Secretary

Revenue Projection

2020 BFI Comprehensive Budget

BYLAWS OF THE BAPTIST FOUNDATION OF ILLINOIS

an Illinois Not For Profit Corporation (herein called the "Corporation")

Approved November 12, 2015

Updates approved November 7, 2019

ARTICLE I NAME AND PURPOSE

1. Name. The name of the not for profit corporation is The Baptist Foundation of Illinois.

2. Purpose. The Corporation was formed under the laws of the State of Illinois and is organized to serve and further the development of any religious, benevolent, charitable, educational or missionary purpose, undertaking, institution, or agency operated, sponsored, sanctioned, supervised or supported by the Illinois Baptist State Association.

ARTICLE II MEMBERSHIP

The Corporation has a sole member, being the Illinois Baptist State Association (the “Association”).

ARTICLE III BOARD OF TRUSTEES

1. General Powers. The Board of Trustees will carry out and effectuate the purposes of this Corporation and manage the business and affairs of the Corporation, with full authority to determine the service and operating programs of the Corporation and to take whatever action it may deem advisable to achieve the Corporation’s objectives. The Board is accountable to the Association.

2. Number, Election and Term. The Board shall consist of 21 trustees, and each trustee shall serve a term of 3 years, with one-third of the trustees elected annually by the Association in its annual session. Trustees may be elected for no more than two consecutive terms, and will not be eligible for reelection to the Board until at least one year has lapsed. The president, vice president, recording secretary, assistant recording secretary, and executive director of the IBSA shall serve as ex-officio members of the board of the BFI. The president, vice president, recording secretary and the assistant recording secretary of the Association shall serve with vote, while the executive director of the IBSA shall serve without vote.

3. Qualifications. The primary criteria to be followed for selection of Board members shall be:

A. An individual’s ability to make a maximum contribution to attaining the goals of

the Corporation.

B. An individual’s understanding of or sympathy for the mission and purpose of the Corporation.

C. An individual’s high level of emotional and spiritual maturity in the way they conduct their own business and in the way they relate to their own local churches.

D. An individual’s possession of a reputable and responsible character, and who has not been convicted of a felony or indicated as being involved in any financial malfeasance or breach of fiduciary obligation.

E. An individual’s ability to commit to attend at least 50% of the regularly scheduled Board meetings and invest the time necessary to fulfill assigned responsibilities.

F. An individual’s active membership in a cooperating church of the Association.

G. Individuals that reflect a diversity of strengths and perspectives, possess appropriate skills and experience, and reflect the community being served (ie. demographically, culturally, pastors and laity).

H. Board members shall be a mixture of ordained and non-ordained persons who are committed to Christian Stewardship principals.

I. Directors, officers, and employees of the Association, or entities related to the Association, or any such person whose salary is subsidized by the Association, shall not serve as members of the Board.

J. No church shall have more than one member on the Board at the same time. A member of the Board moving to a church, which has a member of the Board, shall resign from the Board.

K. The Nominating Committee of the Association will nominate Board members for election by the Association in accordance with the rules of the Association, with consideration given to suggestions for trustees from the Executive Director of the Corporation.

4. Resignation. Any Trustee may resign at any time by delivering a resignation in writing to the Chairperson or Secretary of the Board. The acceptance of any resignation, unless required by its terms, shall not be necessary to make the resignation effective. The resignation shall be effective when the notice is received unless the notice specifies a later effective date.

5. Removal. Any Trustee may be removed at any time in either of the following manners:

A. Upon the recommendation of the Board of Trustees, the Association may remove a Trustee prior to the expiration of the Trustee’s term in accordance with its own governance and rules. Such removal may occur only upon the Association’s finding that the removal of such Trustee is in the best interest of the Corporation and one or more of the following causes for removal are deemed by the Association to exist: breach of trust; neglect of duty; diminished physical or mental capacity; immoral, fraudulent or dishonest conduct; or breach of loyalty or conflict of interest.

B. In the event a member of the Board is absent from more than one-half of the scheduled Board and committee meetings in a twelve (12) month period, such Board member shall be automatically removed from the Board and their position shall become vacant.

6. Vacancies. Any vacancy occurring between annual meetings of the Association, prospective board members shall be nominated by the IBSA Nominating Committee and considered by the IBSA Board of Directors. A trustee elected to fill a vacancy shall be elected for the unexpired term of his or her predecessor in office.

7. Conflict of Interest. No member of the Board may derive or appear to derive any personal profit or gain, directly or indirectly, by reason of his or her membership on the Board or because of services provided to the Board. Each Board member must disclose to the Board any personal interest, which he or she may have in any current or potential matter before the Board and refrain from participation in any decision on such matters.

No employee of BFI or family member of an employee of BFI, nor any person whose salary is subsidized by BFI nor any person whose service shall provide a conflict of interest (other than those disclosed to and approved by the Board), shall serve as a member of the Board of BFI.

8. Ex-Officio Membership. The president and vice president, recording secretary, and assistant recording secretary of the Association and the executive director of the IBSA staff shall serve as ex-officio members of the board of the BFI. The president, vice president, recording secretary and the assistant recording secretary of the Association shall serve with vote, while the executive director of the IBSA staff shall serve without vote.

ARTICLE IV MEETINGS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES

1. Regular Meetings. Regular meetings of the Board of Trustees shall be held at least twice each year. The Board shall fix the date, time and place of its meetings.

2. Special Meetings. The Chairperson, Executive Director or at least twenty percent of the Trustees then in office may call a special meeting of the Board of Trustees. At least 7 days written notice of the date, time and place shall be given to each member of the Board by the person(s) calling the meeting. The notice shall state the nature of the business to be considered at the special meeting, and no business other than that stated in the notice shall be considered at such meeting.

3. Quorum and Voting. At all meetings of the Board of Trustees, a majority of the entire Board shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business. Except as otherwise provided by law or these Bylaws, the vote of a majority of the trustees present at the time of any vote shall be the act of the Board. The Board may permit any or all trustees to participate in a regular or special meeting by, or conduct the meeting through, the use of any means of communication by which all trustees participating may hear each other simultaneously during the meeting. A trustee participating in a meeting by such means is deemed to be present in person at the meeting.

4. Action by the Board. Any action required or permitted to be taken by the Board or by any committee thereof may be taken without a meeting if all members of the Board or committee are polled and the action evidenced by one or more written consents describing the action taken, signed by each trustee, and included in the minutes filed with the corporate records reflecting the action taken. Such action shall be initiated by the Chairperson over his or her signature and also requires the consent of the Vice Chairperson, or, in the absence of the Vice Chairperson, the Secretary.

5. Records and Minutes. Written records and minutes of all Board meetings and committee meetings shall be maintained and made available for review. Such records reflect the official actions of the Board and at a minimum contain the date of each Board meeting, any committee reports made to the Board, and all actions taken by the Board.

6. Procedures. The meetings shall be conducted in accordance with the current edition of Roberts Rules of Order.

7. Access. Meetings of the Board of Trustees and committees thereof shall be open to the general public; provided, however, that the Board of Trustees may hold a closed meeting at a specified future date or close a portion of a meeting to the public upon a majority vote of a quorum of the trustees present. Such vote must be taken in an open meeting, and meetings may only be closed for certain issues and discussion in the closed meeting limited to the cited issue(s). Minutes must be taken of the closed meeting. The issues that may be discussed in closed meetings of the Board of Trustees include: 1) personnel and employee compensation matters, 2) hearing of testimony on a complaint against the Corporation or employee to determine the validity, 3) pending or threatened litigation against, affecting, or on behalf of the Corporation.

ARTICLE V OFFICERS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES

1. Officers. The officers of the Board of Trustees shall be a Chairperson, a Vice Chairperson and a Secretary.

2. Election, Term of Office and Removal. The officers of the Corporation shall be elected for a one (1) year term at the Fall meeting of the Board of Trustees. Any officer of the Corporation may be removed, with or without cause, by a vote of a majority of the entire Board.

3. Chairperson: Powers and Duties. The Chairperson shall preside at all meetings of the Board of Trustees and perform such other duties as usually pertains to this office or as the Board of Trustees shall from time to time proscribe. The Chairperson shall serve as a voting member of one of the standing committees and an ex-officio member of all other committees of the Board without vote.

4. Vice Chairperson: Powers and Duties. The Vice Chairperson shall perform the duties of the Chairperson in the absence of or at the request of the Chairperson, and all other duties the Board of Trustees shall from time to time proscribe. The Vice Chairperson shall serve as a voting member of one of the standing committees and an ex-officio member of all other committees of the Board without vote.

5. Secretary: Powers and Duties. The Secretary shall record the proceedings of the Board of Trustees and provide a copy of the minutes to the Executive Director after each meeting, and shall perform all other duties the Board of Trustees shall from time to time proscribe. The Secretary shall serve as a voting member of one of the standing committees and an ex-officio member of all other committees of the Board without vote.

6. Delegation. In case of the absence or disability of any officer or of any person authorized to act for such officer, the Board may from time to time delegate the powers and duties of such officer

to any other officer, trustee, or person whom it may select during such period of absence or disability.

ARTICLE VI COMMITTEES OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES

1. Standing Committees. The Board of Trustees shall be organized into five standing committees. Each committee shall have a chairperson, vice chairperson and a secretary that are elected at the Fall Board meeting. The standing committees of the Board are:

A. Advisory Committee. The Advisory Committee consists of all officers of the Board of Trustees and the chairpersons of each of the other standing committees. The Advisory Committee will act as counsel for the Executive Director. In the event of the death, incapacity, or prolonged absence of the Executive Director, the Advisory Committee shall assume responsibilities for day to day operations until the next meeting of the Board, and shall report to the Board at each regular and special meeting any actions it has taken in the interim. The Advisory Committee will meet with the Executive Director to discuss and develop a slate of nominees for Board officers for the next year.

B. Administrative Committee. The Administrative Committee is responsible for the general areas of personnel, policy, procedures, and development.

C. Scholarship Committee. The Scholarship Committee is responsible for the general process of awarding scholarships from various scholarship funds managed and controlled by the Corporation.

D. Investment Committee. The Investment Committee is responsible for the oversight of the Corporation’s investment program and its cash management service.

E. Audit Committee. The Audit Committee, composed of the members of the Advisory and Investment Committees, is responsible for scheduling, reviewing and disseminating the audit in conjunction with the auditors and management.

2. Meetings. Each committee shall meet as frequently as may be needed to accomplish its business at the call of its chairperson, the chairperson of the Board of Trustees or the Executive Director.

ARTICLE VII EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

1. Employment and Duties. The Board of Trustees shall employ one Executive Director to provide executive management of the Corporation, administer its programs and services, and perform all other duties assigned by the Board. The Executive Director shall provide an annual report to the Board concerning the status of the Corporation, and also make any recommendations to the Board concerning the needs of the Corporation. The Executive Director shall have only such authority as has been delegated by the Board.

2. Personnel. The Executive Director shall have authority to appoint, reassign, and discharge all employees and staff of the Corporation.

3. Execution of Documents. The Executive Director shall execute all documents on behalf of the Corporation, provided that all conveyances of real estate must be co-signed as provided herein. The Executive Director shall have the authority to authenticate records of the Corporation.

4. Conflict of Interest. No member of the immediate family of the Executive Director may serve on the Board.

ARTICLE VIII COORDINATING COUNCIL

The Association is the sole member and controlling entity of the Corporation and the Illinois Baptist Children’s Home & Family Services, all of which are corporations governed by the Illinois General Not For Profit Corporation Act (herein together the “Entities”). A Coordinating Council shall: 1) coordinate the work of the Entities to facilitate harmony and unity, 2) decide matters of dispute between the Entities, and 3) give direction to the Boards of the Entities in matters not clearly defined in the governing documents of the Entities or law. The Coordinating Council is comprised of the president and vice president of the Association, the chairperson and the vice chairperson of boards of the Entities, and the Executive Director of each of the Entities. The governing documents of the Association provides for all terms governing and controlling the Coordinating Council.

ARTICLE IX FISCAL YEAR

The fiscal year of the Corporation shall begin January 1 and end December 31.

ARTICLE X USE AND MANAGEMENT OF FUNDS

The Board of Trustees shall maintain all funds, such as trust funds, endowment funds, and current and capital funds, separate and inviolate as to the cause for which the funds were received. Such funds are not to be used for any other purpose, even temporarily, except as specified by the donors. The Board of Trustees shall determine and manage the investment policy, guidelines, and objectives for the assets of the Corporation in order to meet the current and future expenses of the agency and to insure it continues its ministry.

ARTICLE XI PURCHASE AND SALE OF PROPERTY

All instruments conveying real estate shall be executed by both the Executive Director and the Chairperson of the Board of Trustees.

ARTICLE XII BUDGET AND REPORT

The Corporation shall submit to the Association for its consideration in annual session a financial report and a proposed budget for the ensuing year. The Board shall have the authority to approve over-expenditure of line items, providing the total budget figure remains the same as approved by the Association in session. The Board shall submit for consideration by the Association any plans

for new special offerings or capital fund-raising activities. During the fiscal year, the Board shall not obligate the Corporation to expenditures nor incur accumulative indebtedness that will exceed its annual budget by an amount greater than three percent of its annual budget.

ARTICLE XIII AUDIT PROCEDURES

The Board of Trustees shall appoint a firm of certified public accountants to examine the books and records of the Corporation for the ensuing year. Upon completion of the audit, a copy of the audit and management letter will be provided to the Executive Director and each member of the Board of Trustees as facilitated by the Audit Committee. Upon request, a representative of the auditing firm shall personally appear before the Board of Trustees to make a summary presentation of the audit report and answer any questions of the Board. Summary audit information shall be presented to the Association.

ARTICLE XIV INDEMNIFICATION

1. Indemnification in Actions other than by or in the Right of the Corporation. The Corporation may indemnify any person who was or is a party or is threatened to be made a party to any threatened, pending, or completed action, suit, or proceeding, whether civil, criminal, administrative, or investigative (other than an action by or in the Right of the Corporation) by reason of the fact that he or she is or was a director, officer, employee, or agent of the Corporation, or is or was serving at the request of the Corporation as a director, officer, employee, or agent of another corporation, partnership, joint venture, trust, or other enterprise, against expenses (including attorneys’ fees), judgments, fines, and amounts paid in settlement actually and reasonably incurred by such person in connection with such action, suit, or proceeding, if such person acted in good faith and in a manner he or she reasonably believed to be in, or not opposed to, the best interests of the Corporation and, with respect to any criminal action or proceeding, had no reasonable cause to believe his or her conduct was unlawful. The termination of any action, suit, or proceeding by judgment, order, settlement, or conviction or upon a plea of nolo contendere or its equivalent shall not, of itself, create a presumption that the person did not act in good faith and in a manner he or she reasonably believed to be in or not opposed to the best interests of the Corporation or, with respect to any criminal action or proceeding, that the person had reasonable cause to believe that his or her conduct was unlawful.

2. Indemnification in Actions by or in the Right of the Corporation. The Corporation may indemnify any person who was or is a party or is threatened to be made a party to any threatened, pending, or completed action or suit by or in the Right of the Corporation to procure a judgment in its favor by reason of the fact that such person is or was a director, officer, employee, or agent of the Corporation, or is or was serving at the request of the corporation as a director, officer, employee, or agent of another corporation, partnership, joint venture, trust, or other enterprise, against expenses (including attorneys’ fees) actually and reasonably incurred by such person in connection with the defense or settlement of such action or suit, if such person acted in good faith and in a manner he or she reasonably believed to be in, or not opposed to, the best interests of the Corporation, provided that no indemnification shall be made in respect of any claim, issue, or

matter as to which such person shall have been adjudged to be liable for negligence or misconduct in the performance of his or her duty to the Corporation, unless, and only to the extent that the court in which such action or suit was brought shall determine upon application that, despite the adjudication of liability, but in view of all the circumstances of the case, such person is fairly and reasonably entitled to indemnity for such expenses as the court shall deem proper.

3. Right to Payment of Expenses. To the extent that a director, officer, employee, or agent of the Corporation has been successful, on the merits or otherwise, in the defense of any action, suit, or proceeding referred to in Sections 1 and 2 of this Article, or in defense of any claim, issue, or matter therein, such person shall be indemnified against expenses (including attorneys’ fees) actually and reasonably incurred by such person in connection therewith.

4. Determination of Conduct. Any indemnification under Sections 1 and 2 of this Article (unless ordered by a court) shall be made by the Corporation only as authorized in the specific case, upon a determination that indemnification of the director, officer, employee, or agent is proper in the circumstances because he or she has met the applicable standard of conduct set forth in Sections 1 or 2 of this Article. Such determination shall be made (a) by the Board of Trustees by a majority vote of a quorum consisting of trustees who were not parties to such action, suit, or proceeding; (b) if such a quorum is not obtainable, or even if obtainable, if a quorum of disinterested directors so directs, by independent legal counsel in a written opinion; or (c) by the members entitled to vote, if any.

5. Payment of Expenses in Advance. Expenses incurred in defending a civil or criminal action, suit, or proceeding may be paid by the Corporation in advance of the final disposition of such action, suit, or proceeding, as authorized by the Board of Trustees in the specific case, upon receipt of an undertaking by or on behalf of the director, officer, employee, or agent to repay such amount, unless it shall ultimately be determined that he or she is entitled to be indemnified by the Corporation as authorized in this Article.

6. Indemnification Not Exclusive. The indemnification provided by this Article shall not be deemed exclusive of any other rights to which those seeking indemnification may be entitled under any bylaw, agreement, vote of members or disinterested directors, or otherwise, both as to action in his or her official capacity and as to action in another capacity while holding such office, and shall continue as to a person who has ceased to be a director, officer, employee, or agent, and shall inure to the benefit of the heirs, executors, and administrators of such a person.

7. Insurance. The Corporation may purchase and maintain insurance on behalf of any person who is or was a director, officer, employee, or agent of the Corporation, or who is or was serving at the request of the Corporation as a director, officer, employee, or agent of another corporation, partnership, joint venture, trust, or other enterprise, against any liability asserted against such person and incurred by such person in any such capacity, or arising out of his or her status as such, whether or not the Corporation would have the power to indemnify such person against such liability under the provisions of this Article.

ARTICLE XV DISSOLUTION

Only the Association in annual session shall authorize the dissolution or merger of the Corporation. As a wholly owned, single member organization of the Illinois Baptist State Association (IBSA), if

dissolved, all net assets and all contractual or fiduciary obligations of the Corporation become the property or responsibility of IBSA.

By passing this Article, the IBSA agrees to accept all assets and all contractual or fiduciary obligations of the Corporation upon dissolution of the Corporation by the Association.

ARTICLE XVI AMENDMENTS

These Bylaws may be amended by a vote of the Association in annual session, and the submission and approval of any amendments shall follow the same procedures required to amend the governing documents of the Association. The Bylaws may contain any provisions for the regulation and management of the affairs of the Corporation not inconsistent with law or the Articles of Incorporation.

Baptist Children’s Home and Family Services

Executive Director’s Report

Denny Hydrick

Recently, I ran across a Baptist Children’s Home newsletter from August of 1959. On one of the pages, this little poem was printed:

THE CLOCK OF LIFE

The clock of life is wound but once, And no man has the power To tell just when the hands will stop, At late or early hour. Now is the only time you own; live, Love, toil with a will; Place no faith in tomorrow, for the clock may then be still.

- Christian Victory

This poem reminds us that life is short. Yet, isn’t it interesting that some 60 years from the printing of this poem in the Baptist Children’s Home newsletter and many thousands of lives later, we still see the work of the One who does hold tomorrow, the One in whom we can place our faith!

As is our custom, this Annual Report brings to you a simple overview of the previous year. It is worth noting that 2018 was a year of celebration at the Baptist Children’s Home and Family Services. We celebrated 100 years of God’s work through this ministry. A hundred years is more than a lifetime for us, but not even a fraction of a second for the Holder of time. 2018 was also noteworthy because we served more individuals last year than in any other year in our history.

My objective with this report, however, is that you will not only see what the ministry has done in the past, but more importantly, that you will continue to engage with BCHFS to see how God plans to use this ministry in the future.

I have heard statements that maybe the “time” for BCHFS is up. After all, there are many ministries that have come and gone. Even from a secular viewpoint, there is a national emphasis to end residential care for children and adolescents. Maybe on some level these thoughts are worth considering. However, for the 1,953 people whose lives were touched in 2018 by your ministry (again - the most served ever in one single year) at BCHFS, God seems to demonstrate His transcendence over human perceptions. He reminds us of His sovereignty in how He continues to choose to do His work. All this is evidenced by the lives we see changed through His work in this ministry. The stories that God has written

Over the years, needs have changed and the ministry at BCHFS has adapted and prayerfully considered how to meet those needs. Whether it was moving from orphan-care only to caring for abused, neglected or behaviorally challenged children; or moving from just being pro-life in our beliefs to creating a ministry at Angels’ Cove which assists young women in birthing and keeping their baby; or whether it was a change from simply caring for children without families (orphans) to helping create new

forever families through the adoption ministry at BCHFS; or whether it was creating a pathway from just serving the physical and spiritual needs of children to a holistic ministry through Pathways Counseling serving people of all ages; BCHFS has demonstrated an ability to adapt while remaining true to our Mission. Our clock is not yet stilled!

Recently, I had an encounter with a middle-aged lady that touched me in a deep, convicting way. A profound emotion erupted inside of her that left me speechless and in need of repentance for my own apathy.

I saw this lady in tears after a service addressing various issues including the Sanctity of Life. She was crying profusely, and I asked if I could help her. In that moment of brokenness, she erupted with a justified emotional anger wanting to know why we would allow “the babies” to be killed. “Why”, she asked me, “would anyone think it is OK to kill the (unborn) babies. Jesus loves them (as she pointed to her Bible); I love them,” she said. Then she went on to sternly instruct me of my responsibility. She said to me, “You tell them to stop!”

It was hard for me to hold back my own tears. Though I felt her simple but intense astonishment and righteous anger at people who stand for the “killing of the babies,” in that moment, I could not give her a clear or even adequate response. This encounter impressed on me two things – first, that my faith should be that simple, focused and intense. Secondly, I came to understand that I too need a righteous anger - I need to be mad at how we have fallen for the lies of the deceiver. I did indeed need to “tell them to stop.”

God has called this ministry (and me as your leader) to speak for those who cannot speak for themselves. As you read this article and the included information in our annual report, I hope you also take away a small glimpse of our movement forward. I have prayed for God’s forgiveness for taking the quiet approach to the atrocities around us. The problem is hard hearts, hatred for the Gospel, and a disdain for all that is good. The problem is ultimately sin and the father of lies is responsible. Jesus is the only answer!!

This encounter brought me to a more urgent understanding that this ministry must continue standing in the gap of the failures of our society. We must continue to promote God’s plan for His creations and biblical truth, while serving any and all who need to see the mercy and grace of God and be introduced to hope in Jesus Christ.

For God’s glory, this ministry will be steadfast in our message AND our work to demonstrate that ALL human life has value to God, as He is the one who determines the value of His creations. Moving forward, as long as the LORD allows me to humbly but firmly serve Him in this life, we will work to speak for those who cannot speak for themselves. BCHFS will continue to serve the orphaned and the widowed, while also loudly promoting the value of human life and the need for a Savior to a lost world.

Our hour is not up! Though my clock may be stilled at any moment, the clock is not yet stilled for the Baptist Children’s Home and Family Services. God is working in your ministry at BCHFS. Will you join Him in his work and serve with us?

“...This ministry must continue standing in the gap of the failure of our society.”

BCHFSBoardofTrustees

QuarterlyMeeting

January26,2019

Mt.Vernon, IL

1. MeetingcalledtoOrderbyRonDaniels,ChairmanoftheBoard

2. Scriptureandprayer-ChrisSusser

Matthew5:16, 1 Peter2:9,Philippians4:8

3. RonDanielsstatedin theabsenceofWesleyHahn,Board Secretary, anactingsecretaryneededtobe selected. HeaskedJanaSearlesifshewouldbewillingtofulfilltheposition.Janastatedshewould. Motionwas madebyJacobGray andsecondedbyLeonardRussell. Motion was approved.

4. RollCall -JanaSearles

MembersPresent: RonDaniels,JacobGray, EricBramlet,KevinHutchinson,SarahBallard,Rebecca Whittington, DannyHampton, BonnieTomberlin,LeonardRussell,BrockBauerDougHaile, EmilyTynes, JanaSearles,DixieAnderson,DavidGoodhue, SteveJennings, ChrisSusser,andLuAnnBennett (electronicattendance).

MembersAbsent: WesleyHahnandMarkLee.

5. MotionwasmadebyKevinHutchinsonandsecondedbyEmilTynesto approvetheminutesoftheOctober 2018 BoardMeeting.Motionwasapproved.

6. Motionwasmadeby ChrisSusserandsecondedbySteveJenningstoadoptthemeeting'sagendaas presented.Motionwasapproved.

7. WelcometoVisitorsandAnnouncements-No specialannouncementsweremade.

8. RonDanielspresentedthenewboardmembersfor approval: MarkLee,BennieTomberlin,Jana Searles, DougHaile, andDavidGoodhue. MotionwasmadebyDannyHampton, andsecondedbyJacob Gray.Motionwasapproved.

9. DennyHydrickrecognized staffmemberanniversaries:NancyWall -30years,Ken Steward - 10years, and MarkMcCormick- 10years.

10. RememberingWhy/ProgramHighlighted-DoraintroducedJenniferandWilliamresidentsatAngels' Cove.

11. ExecutiveDirector's Report -DennyHydrick

• Dennyreportedthatseveralpastorshadcontactedhimabout expandingPathways: Marion-potential candidate,LawrencevilleandGrayville. CarmiofficewillbewithoutatherapistasofThursday. If anyoneknowssomeonewhoisqualified,pleaseletDennyknow.

• PathwayswillhaveanofficeinMt. Vernon.CarlaDonohowillbeparttimecounselor.

• He statedthey areworkingonexpandingoutministryinCarmi.

• IBSAsentagiftof$10,000toBCHFSinhonorofthecentennial.

• Therewill bea changeintheinsuranceadministratorduetothecurrentoneclosing.

• BCHFSalong with!BSA,willtryfor 1yearthewebsite, Freewill.com, forbequests.

• Thenewphone integration willbecompletedbyendofFebmary.

• Timberstandspraying wascompleted.

Baptist Children's Home & Family Services Approved Budget For Year 2020

BYLAWS OF ILLINOIS BAPTIST CHILDREN’S HOME AND FAMILY SERVICES

an Illinois Not For Profit Corporation (herein called the "Corporation")

Adopted November 5, 2014

Changes approved November 7, 2019

ARTICLE I NAME AND PURPOSE

1. Name. The name of the not for profit corporation is the Illinois Baptist Children’s Home and Family Services (BCHFS).

2. Purpose. The Corporation is a nonprofit agency that is a ministry of Southern Baptists in Illinois established in 1918, and incorporated in 1939 under the laws of the State of Illinois. The Corporation recognizes the value of children and families, and is dedicated to providing Christ centered services to protect, heal and restore.

ARTICLE II MEMBERSHIP

The Corporation has a sole member, being the Illinois Baptist State Association (the “Association”).

ARTICLE III BOARD OF TRUSTEES

1. General Powers. The Board of Trustees will carry out and effectuate the purposes of this Corporation and manage the business and affairs of the Corporation, with full authority to determine the service and operating programs of the Corporation and to take whatever action it may deem advisable to achieve the Corporation’s objectives. The Board is accountable to the Association.

2. Number, Election and Term. The Board shall consist of 21 trustees, and each trustee shall serve a term of 3 years, with one-third of the trustees elected annually by the Association in its annual session. Trustees may be elected for no more than two consecutive terms, and will not be eligible for reelection to the Board until at least one year has lapsed. The president, vice president, recording secretary, assistant recording secretary, and executive director of the IBSA shall serve as ex-officio members of the board of the BCHFS. The president, vice president, recording secretary and the assistant recording secretary of the Association shall serve with vote, while the executive director of the IBSA staff shall serve without vote.

3. Qualifications. The primary criteria to be followed for selection of Board members shall be:

A.An individual’s ability to make a maximum contribution to attaining the goals of the Corporation.

B.An individual’s understanding of or sympathy for the mission and purpose of the Corporation.

C.An individual’s high level of emotional and spiritual maturity in the way they conduct their own business and in the way they relate to their own local churches.

D.An individual’s possession of a reputable and responsible character, and who has not been convicted of a felony or indicated as a perpetrator of a child abuse or neglect report.

E.An individual’s ability to commit to attend at least 50% of the regularly scheduled Board meetings and invest the time necessary to fulfill assigned responsibilities.

F.An individual’s active membership in a cooperating church of the Association.

G.Individuals that reflect a diversity of strengths and perspectives, possess appropriate skills and experience, and reflect the community being served (ie. demographically, culturally, pastors and laity).

H.A minimum of 2/3 of the Board members shall be individuals not ordained to the Gospel ministry or do not derive the major portion of their income from church related employment.

I.Directors, officers, and employees of the Association, or entities related to the Association, or any such person whose salary is subsidized by the Association, shall not serve as members of the Board.

J.No church shall have more than one member on the Board at the same time. A member of the Board moving to a church, which has a member of the Board, shall resign from the Board. No church shall have a Board member if such church already has a church member on the board of both the Association and the Baptist Foundation of Illinois.

K.The Nominating Committee of the Association will nominate Board members for election by the Association in accordance with the rules of the Association, with consideration given to suggestions for trustees from the Executive Director of the Corporation.

4. Resignation. Any Trustee may resign at any time by delivering a resignation in writing to the Chairperson or Secretary of the Board. The acceptance of any resignation, unless required by its terms, shall not be necessary to make the resignation effective. The resignation shall be effective when the notice is received unless the notice specifies a later effective date.

5. Removal. Any Trustee may be removed at any time in either of the following manners:

A.Upon the recommendation of the Board of Trustees, the Association may remove a Trustee prior to the expiration of the Trustee’s term in accordance with its own governance and rules. Such removal may occur only upon the Association’s finding that the removal of such Trustee is in the best interest of the Corporation and one or more of the following causes for removal are deemed by the Association to exist: breach of trust; neglect of duty; diminished physical or mental capacity; immoral, fraudulent or dishonest conduct; or breach of loyalty or conflict of interest.

B.In the event a member of the Board is absent from more than one-half of the scheduled Board and committee meetings in a twelve (12) month period, such Board member shall be automatically removed from the Board and their position shall become vacant.

6. Vacancies. If vacancies occur between annual meetings of the Association prospective board members shall be nominated by the IBSA Nominating Committee and considered by the IBSA Board of Directors. A trustee elected to fill a vacancy shall be elected for the unexpired term of his or her predecessor in office.

7. Conflict of Interest. No member of the Board may derive or appear to derive any personal profit or gain, directly or indirectly, by reason of his or her membership on the Board or because of services provided to the Board. Each Board member must disclose to the Board any personal interest, which he or she may have in any current or potential matter before the Board and refrain from participation in any decision on such matters.

No employee of BCHFS or family member of an employee of BCHFS, nor any person whose salary is subsidized by BCHFS nor any person whose service shall provide a conflict of interest (other than those disclosed to and approved by the Board), shall serve as a member of the Board of BCHFS.

ARTICLE IV MEETINGS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES

1. Regular Meetings. Regular meetings of the Board of Trustees shall be held four times each year. The Board shall fix the date, time and place of its meetings.

2. Special Meetings. The Chairperson, Executive Director or at least twenty percent of the Trustees then in office may call a special meeting of the Board of Trustees. At least 7 days written notice of the date, time and place shall be given to each member of the Board by the person(s) calling the meeting. The notice shall state the nature of the business to be considered at the special meeting, and no business other than that stated in the notice shall be considered at such meeting.

3. Quorum and Voting. At all meetings of the Board of Trustees, a majority of the entire Board shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business. Except as otherwise provided by law or these Bylaws, the vote of a majority of the trustees present at the time of any vote shall be the act of the Board. The Board may permit any or all trustees to participate in a regular or special meeting by, or conduct the meeting through, the use of any means of communication by which all trustees participating may hear each other simultaneously during the meeting. A trustee participating in a meeting by such means is deemed to be present in person at the meeting.

4. Action by the Board. Any action required or permitted to be taken by the Board or by any committee thereof may be taken without a meeting if all members of the Board or committee are polled and the action evidenced by one or more written consents describing the action taken, signed by each trustee, and included in the minutes filed with the corporate records reflecting the action taken. Such action shall be initiated by the Chairperson over his or her signature and also requires the consent of the Vice Chairperson, or, in the absence of the Vice Chairperson, the Secretary.

5. Records and Minutes. Written records and minutes of all Board meetings and committee meetings shall be maintained and made available for review. Such records reflect the official actions of the Board and at a minimum contain the date of each Board meeting, any committee reports made to the Board, and all actions taken by the Board.

6. Procedures. The meetings shall be conducted in accordance with the current edition of Roberts Rules of Order.

7. Access. Meetings of the Board of Trustees and committees thereof shall be open to the general public; provided, however, that the Board of Trustees may hold a closed meeting at a specified future date or close a portion of a meeting to the public upon a majority vote of a quorum of the trustees present. Such vote must be taken in an open meeting, and meetings may only be closed for certain issues and discussion in the closed meeting limited to the cited issue(s). Minutes must be taken of the closed meeting. The issues that may be discussed in closed meetings of the Board of Trustees include: 1) personnel and employee compensation matters, 2) hearing of testimony on a complaint against the Corporation or employee to determine the validity, 3) pending or threatened litigation against, affecting, or on behalf of the Corporation, 4) real estate transactions, or 5) the sale or purchase of securities and investments.

ARTICLE V OFFICERS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES

1. Officers. The officers of the Board of Trustees shall be a Chairperson, a Vice Chairperson and a Secretary.

2. Election, Term of Office and Removal. The officers of the Corporation shall be elected for a one (1) year term at the Fall meeting of the Board of Trustees. Any officer of the Corporation may be removed as an officer, with or without cause, by a vote of a majority of the entire Board. When a vacancy occurs, the vacant office will be filled at the next meeting of the Board.

3. Chairperson: Powers and Duties. The Chairperson shall preside at all meetings of the Board of Trustees and perform such other duties as usually pertains to this office or as the Board of Trustees shall from time to time proscribe. The Chairperson shall serve as a voting member of one of the standing committees and an ex-officio member of all other committees of the Board without vote.

4. Vice Chairperson: Powers and Duties. The Vice Chairperson shall perform the duties of the Chairperson in the absence of or at the request of the Chairperson, and all other duties the Board of Trustees shall from time to time proscribe. The Vice Chairperson shall serve as a voting member of one of the standing committees and an ex-officio member of all other committees of the Board without vote.

5. Secretary: Powers and Duties. The Secretary shall record the proceedings of the Board of Trustees and provide a copy of the minutes to the Executive Director after each meeting, and shall perform all other duties the Board of Trustees shall from time to time proscribe. The Secretary shall serve as a voting member of one of the standing committees and an ex-officio member of all other committees of the Board without vote.

6. Delegation. In case of the absence or disability of any officer or of any person authorized to act for such officer, the Board may from time to time delegate the powers and duties of such officer to any other officer, trustee, or person whom it may select during such period of absence or disability.

ARTICLE VI COMMITTEES OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES

1. Standing Committees. The Board of Trustees shall be organized into four standing committees. The Chairperson of the Board shall appoint each Board member to serve on at least one standing committee each year. Each committee shall have a chairperson, vice chairperson and a secretary that are elected at the Fall Board meeting. The standing committees of the Board are:

A.Advisory Committee. The Advisory Committee consists of all officers of the Board of Trustees and the chairpersons of each of the other standing committees. The Advisory Committee will act as counsel for the Executive Director. In the event of the death, incapacity, or prolonged absence of the Executive Director, the Advisory Committee shall assume responsibilities for day to day operations until the next meeting of the Board, and shall report to the Board at each regular and special meeting any actions it has taken in the interim. The Advisory Committee will meet with the Executive Director prior to the Fall Board meeting to discuss and develop a slate of nominees for Board officers for the next year.

B.Administrative Committee. The Administrative Committee is responsible for the general areas of properties, personnel, policy and procedures. The committee shall study, evaluate and make recommendations to the Board regarding: 1) maintenance of current facilities, 2) planning for new construction, 3) long-range planning for the modernization and improvement of the facilities and physical needs of the Corporation, 4) personnel

practices, 5) employee compensation and benefits, 6) staffing standards, 7) manual of procedures, 8) all client and employee grievances, and 9) approval of new positions and job descriptions.

C.Program Committee. The Program Committee is responsible for the general areas of programs and services of the Corporation, and strategic planning. The committee shall study, monitor, evaluate and make recommendations to the Board regarding: 1) the program philosophy of the Corporation, including the needs of society and the distinctive role of the Corporation in meeting those needs, 2) program objectives and annual goals including the strategy most appropriate to meet objectives, 3) ongoing program services and recommend changes if needed, 4) new programs, 5) the strategic plan with regular updates to the Board of Trustees, and 6) the residential care behavior management system according to the Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) licensing standards.

D.Finance and Development Committee. The Finance and Development Committee is responsible for the general areas of financial and investment policies, budgeting, fundraising, and public relations. The committee has the responsibility to monitor, evaluate, establish and make recommendations to the Board regarding: 1) measurable outcomes and goals for specific fundraising efforts, 2) the communication and public relations efforts of the Corporation, 3) approval of internal audit staffing, procedures, and reports, 4) the annual external audit to ensure financial integrity of the Corporation, 5)investment policies regarding designated gifts and long-term endowment funds, 6) financial reports, 7) annual budget, and 8) financing of all current needs and capital projects approved by the Board.

2. Meetings. Each committee shall meet as frequently as may be needed to accomplish its business at the call of its chairperson, the chairperson of the Board of Trustees or the Executive Director.

ARTICLE VII EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

1. Employment and Duties. The Board of Trustees shall employ one Executive Director to provide executive management of the Corporation, administer its programs and services, and perform all other duties assigned by the Board. The Executive Director shall provide an annual report to the Board concerning the status of the Corporation, and also make any recommendations to the Board concerning the needs of the Corporation. The Executive Director shall have only such authority as has been delegated by the Board.

2. Personnel. The Executive Director shall have authority to appoint, reassign, and discharge all employees and staff of the Corporation. Any new position shall be approved by the Administrative Committee of the Board prior to being filled by the Executive Director. With the advice and consent of the Board, the Executive Director shall also appoint and be responsible for all Program Directors as deemed necessary. Program Directors shall perform such administrative duties as are assigned by the Executive Director, and shall be responsible to and under the supervision of the Executive Director.

3. Properties. The Executive Director shall have responsibility for the physical properties of the Corporation and shall cause to make any needed repairs or minor improvements to such properties as he or she deems necessary and appropriate.

4. Execution of Documents. The Executive Director shall execute all documents on behalf of the Corporation, provided that all conveyances of real estate must be co-signed as provided herein. The Executive Director shall have the authority to authenticate records of the Corporation.

ARTICLE VIII COORDINATING COUNCIL

The Association is the sole member and controlling entity of the Corporation and the Baptist Foundation of Illinois (BFI), all of which are corporations governed by the Illinois General Not For Profit Corporation Act (herein together the “Entities”). A Coordinating Council shall: 1) coordinate the work of the Entities to facilitate harmony and unity, 2) decide matters of dispute between the Entities, and 3) give direction to the Boards of the Entities in matters not clearly defined in the governing documents of the Entities or law. The Coordinating Council is comprised of the president and vice president of the Association, the chairperson and the vice chairperson of boards of the Entities, and the Executive Director of each of the Entities. The governing documents of the Association provides for all terms governing and controlling the Coordinating Council.

ARTICLE IX FISCAL YEAR

The fiscal year of the Corporation shall begin January 1 and end December 31.

ARTICLE X USE AND MANAGEMENT OF FUNDS

The Board of Trustees shall maintain all funds, such as trust funds, endowment funds, and current and capital funds, separate and inviolate as to the cause for which the funds were received. Such funds are not to be used for any other purpose, even temporarily, except as specified by the donors. The Board of Trustees shall determine and manage the investment policy, guidelines, and objectives for the assets of the Corporation in order to meet the current and future expenses of the agency and to insure it continues its ministry.

ARTICLE XI PURCHASE AND SALE OF PROPERTY

All conveyances of real estate shall be authorized by the Board of Trustees. The Board, by a twothirds vote of the members present and voting, may purchase, or otherwise acquire, lease, mortgage, sell, exchange, or otherwise dispose of any property, personal or real, of the Corporation. The Association must approve the sale, lease, exchange or otherwise disposal of over 40 acres of real property or any combined sale of over one-fifth (20%) of fair market value of the property of the Corporation, other than in the usual and regular course of its activities. The

Board of Trustees may sell any donated real property that has been donated subsequent to January 1, 2018 with the intent for said property to be sold and where said property is not given to be used for direct ministry operations. All instruments conveying real estate shall be executed by both the Executive Director and the Chairperson of the Board of Trustees.

ARTICLE XII BUDGET AND REPORT

The Corporation shall submit to the Association for its consideration in annual session a financial report and a proposed budget for the ensuing year. The Board shall have the authority to approve over-expenditure of line items, providing the total budget figure remains the same as approved by the Association in session. The Board shall submit for consideration by the Association any plans for new special offerings or capital fund-raising activities, with the presently authorized offering for state-wide promotion being the Mother’s Day Offering. During the fiscal year, the Board shall not obligate the Corporation to expenditures nor incur accumulative indebtedness that will exceed its annual budget by an amount greater than three percent of its annual budget.

ARTICLE XIII AUDIT PROCEDURES

The Board of Trustees shall appoint a firm of certified public accountants to examine the books and records of the Corporation for the ensuing year. Upon completion of the audit, a copy of the audit and management letter will be provided to the Executive Director and each member of the Board of Trustees. The Finance and Development Committee will make a report to the full Board regarding the audit. Upon request, a representative of the auditing firm shall personally appear before the Board of Trustees to make a summary presentation of the audit report and answer any questions of the Board. Summary audit information shall be presented to the Association.

ARTICLE XIV SERVICES AND ADMISSIONS

Application for services or admission to a Corporation program shall be made to a designee of the Executive Director. The designee shall gather the facts related to each application and act upon them in his or her discretion. All children and families who can benefit from the services of the Corporation shall be considered for admission without regard to race, sex or religious preference.

ARTICLE XV INDEMNIFICATION

1. Indemnification in Actions other than by or in the Right of the Corporation. The Corporation may indemnify any person who was or is a party or is threatened to be made a party to any threatened, pending, or completed action, suit, or proceeding, whether civil, criminal, administrative, or investigative (other than an action by or in the Right of the Corporation) by reason of the fact that he or she is or was a director, officer, employee, or agent of the Corporation, or is or was serving at the request of the Corporation as a director, officer,

employee, or agent of another corporation, partnership, joint venture, trust, or other enterprise, against expenses (including attorneys’ fees), judgments, fines, and amounts paid in settlement actually and reasonably incurred by such person in connection with such action, suit, or proceeding, if such person acted in good faith and in a manner he or she reasonably believed to be in, or not opposed to, the best interests of the Corporation and, with respect to any criminal action or proceeding, had no reasonable cause to believe his or her conduct was unlawful. The termination of any action, suit, or proceeding by judgment, order, settlement, or conviction or upon a plea of nolo contendere or its equivalent shall not, of itself, create a presumption that the person did not act in good faith and in a manner he or she reasonably believed to be in or not opposed to the best interests of the Corporation or, with respect to any criminal action or proceeding, that the person had reasonable cause to believe that his or her conduct was unlawful.

2. Indemnification in Actions by or in the Right of the Corporation. The Corporation may indemnify any person who was or is a party or is threatened to be made a party to any threatened, pending, or completed action or suit by or in the Right of the Corporation to procure a judgment in its favor by reason of the fact that such person is or was a director, officer, employee, or agent of the Corporation, or is or was serving at the request of the corporation as a director, officer, employee, or agent of another corporation, partnership, joint venture, trust, or other enterprise, against expenses (including attorneys’ fees) actually and reasonably incurred by such person in connection with the defense or settlement of such action or suit, if such person acted in good faith and in a manner he or she reasonably believed to be in, or not opposed to, the best interests of the Corporation, provided that no indemnification shall be made in respect of any claim, issue, or matter as to which such person shall have been adjudged to be liable for negligence or misconduct in the performance of his or her duty to the Corporation, unless, and only to the extent that the court in which such action or suit was brought shall determine upon application that, despite the adjudication of liability, but in view of all the circumstances of the case, such person is fairly and reasonably entitled to indemnity for such expenses as the court shall deem proper.

3. Right to Payment of Expenses. To the extent that a director, officer, employee, or agent of the Corporation has been successful, on the merits or otherwise, in the defense of any action, suit, or proceeding referred to in Sections 1 and 2 of this Article, or in defense of any claim, issue, or matter therein, such person shall be indemnified against expenses (including attorneys’ fees) actually and reasonably incurred by such person in connection therewith.

4. Determination of Conduct. Any indemnification under Sections 1 and 2 of this Article (unless ordered by a court) shall be made by the Corporation only as authorized in the specific case, upon a determination that indemnification of the director, officer, employee, or agent is proper in the circumstances because he or she has met the applicable standard of conduct set forth in Sections 1 or 2 of this Article. Such determination shall be made (a) by the Board of Trustees by a majority vote of a quorum consisting of trustees who were not parties to such action, suit, or proceeding; (b) if such a quorum is not obtainable, or even if obtainable, if a quorum of disinterested directors so directs, by independent legal counsel in a written opinion; or (c)by the members entitled to vote, if any.

5. Payment of Expenses in Advance. Expenses incurred in defending a civil or criminal action, suit, or proceeding may be paid by the Corporation in advance of the final disposition of such action, suit, or proceeding, as authorized by the Board of Trustees in the specific case, upon receipt of an undertaking by or on behalf of the director, officer, employee, or agent to repay

such amount, unless it shall ultimately be determined that he or she is entitled to be indemnified by the Corporation as authorized in this Article.

6. Indemnification Not Exclusive. The indemnification provided by this Article shall not be deemed exclusive of any other rights to which those seeking indemnification may be entitled under any bylaw, agreement, vote of members or disinterested directors, or otherwise, both as to action in his or her official capacity and as to action in another capacity while holding such office, and shall continue as to a person who has ceased to be a director, officer, employee, or agent, and shall inure to the benefit of the heirs, executors, and administrators of such a person.

7. Insurance. The Corporation may purchase and maintain insurance on behalf of any person who is or was a director, officer, employee, or agent of the Corporation, or who is or was serving at the request of the Corporation as a director, officer, employee, or agent of another corporation, partnership, joint venture, trust, or other enterprise, against any liability asserted against such person and incurred by such person in any such capacity, or arising out of his or her status as such, whether or not the Corporation would have the power to indemnify such person against such liability under the provisions of this Article.

ARTICLE XVI DISSOLUTION

Only the Association in annual session shall authorize the dissolution or merger of the Corporation. As a wholly owned, single member organization of the Illinois Baptist State Association (IBSA), if dissolved, all net assets and all contractual or fiduciary obligations of the Corporation become the property or responsibility of IBSA.

By passing this Article, the IBSA agrees to accept all assets and all contractual or fiduciary obligations of the Corporation upon dissolution of the Corporation by the Association.

ARTICLE XVII AMENDMENTS

These Bylaws may be amended by a vote of the Association in annual session, and the submission and approval of any amendments shall follow the same procedures required to amend the governing documents of the Association. The Bylaws may contain any provisions for the regulation and management of the affairs of the Corporation not inconsistent with law or the Articles of Incorporation.

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Clerk: Traci Jahnke

Next Annual Meeting: 9/12; Flora First Southern

LakeCountyBaptistAssociation16445

Association Address: 12710 W Southview Ave, Waukegan 60085 (847)336-3960

Moderator: H Shaw Clifton

Next Annual Meeting: TBD

LouisvilleBaptistAssociation16465

Director of Missions: Joe Lawson

Association Address: 274 E 1700 Ave, Vandalia 62471 (618)283-0842

Moderator: Randy McElroy

Clerk: Linda Hutcheson

Next Annual Meeting: TBD

MacoupinBaptistAssociation16510

Director of Missions: Richard Hill

Association Address: PO Box 436, Carlinville 62626 (217)854-8279

Moderator: John Shelton

Clerk: Tammy Butler

Next Annual Meeting: 9/20; Emmanuel, Carlinville

MetroEastBaptistAssociation16270

Director of Missions: Ronny Carroll

Association Address: 4950 Old Collinsville Rd, Swansea 62226 (618)624-4444

Moderator: Benjamin Chapman

Clerk: Carol Clark

Next Annual Meeting: TBD

MetroPeoriaBaptistAssociation16532

Director of Missions: Joe Gardner

Association Address: 5112 W Smithville Rd, Bartonville 61607 (309) 369-1403

Moderator: Michael Miller

Next Annual Meeting: TBD

NineMileBaptistAssociation16600

Associational Contact: Philip Nelson

Association Address: PO Box 256, Pinckneyville 62274 (618) 615-9095

Moderator: Philip Nelson

Clerk: Mary Lou Portell

Next Annual Meeting: TBD

NorthCentralBaptistAssociation16088

Associational Contact: Steven Ruggles

Association Address: 9853 N Alpine Rd PMB#210, Machesney Park 61115 (773)354-4754

Moderator: Jeremiah Griffin

Clerk: Barbara Hastings

Next Annual Meeting: 10/19; Halsted Road, Rockford

OlneyBaptistAssociation16632

Associational Contact: James Beam

Association Address: 1810 Eastgate St, Olney 62450 (618)392-7001

Moderator: James Beam

Clerk: Jim Heflin

Next Annual Meeting: 10/19-20; Zif, Clay City

PalestineBaptistAssociation16650

Associational Contact: Greg Wampler

Association Address: c/o Bonita Stanfield 7157 E 2000th Ave, Annapolis 62413 (618)569-3189

Moderator: Greg Wampler

Clerk: Bonita Stanfield

Next Annual Meeting: 10/5; New Hope, Robinson

QuadCitiesAreaBaptistAssociation16810

Associational Contact: Rodney Rossow

Association Address: PO Box 333, Viola 61486 (309)221-4143

Moderator: Rodney Rossow

Clerk: Linda Engels

Next Annual Meeting: TBD

RehobothBaptistAssociation16720

Director of Missions: Joe Lawson

Association Address: 716A E 1700 Ave, Vandalia 62471 (618)283-0842

Clerk: Theresa Flowers

Next Annual Meeting: TBD

SalemSouthBaptistAssociation16760

Associational Mission Strategist: Kevin Carrothers

Association Address: PO Box 2458, Mount Vernon 62864 (618)242-7862

Moderator: Don Evans

Clerk: Beverly Montgomery

Next Annual Meeting: 10/6; East Salem, Mount Vernon

SalineBaptistAssociation16770

Director of Missions: Rusty Morecraft

Association Address: PO Box 374, Harrisburg 62946 (618)252-1440

Moderator: Jack Hall

Clerk: Beverly Smith

Next Annual Meeting: 10/4; Liberty, Harrisburg

SandyCreekBaptistAssociation16780

Director of Missions: Robert Carruthers

Association Address: PO Box 199, Murrayville 62668 (217)882-2231

Moderator: Doug Bell

Clerk: Melissa Carruthers

Next Annual Meeting: TBD

SinnissippiBaptistAssociation16820

Director of Missions: Mike Durham

Association Address: 1405 E 36th St, Sterling 61081 (815)631-4182

Moderator: Mike Durham

Next Annual Meeting: TBD

ThreeRiversBaptistAssociation16855

Director of Missions: Dan Eddington

Association Address: 619 Rollingwood Dr, Shorewood 60404 (815)725-7361

Moderator: Jeff Logsdon

Clerk: Tina Logsdon

Next Annual Meeting: TBD

UnionBaptistAssociation16910

Director of Missions: Terry Mathis

Association Address: PO Box 29, Metropolis 62960 (618)524-9738

Moderator: Charles Duckworth

Clerk: Karen Faulkner

Next Annual Meeting: 10/19; Hillerman Missionary, Grand Chain

WestCentralBaptistAssociation16930

Director of Missions: Lewis Woods

Association Address: 505 W South St, Galesburg 61401 (309)351-5499

Moderator: Sherman Morrison

Clerk: Pam Witt

Next Annual Meeting: TBD

WestfieldBaptistAssociation16945

Associational Contact: John Calio

Association Address: c/o Randy Jackson 14239 E County Road 1100N, Charleston 61920 (217) 549-8690

Next Annual Meeting: TBD

WilliamsonBaptistAssociation16955

Director of Missions: Jerry Ford

Association Address: 10093 Old Bainbridge Trail, Marion 62959 (618)993-6069

Moderator: Ken Sharp

Clerk: Nita Garrett

Next Annual Meeting: 8/24; Fairview, Creal Springs

OrganizationAssociationNameOrganizationTypeSBCIDNameTitle

OrganizationAssociationNameOrganizationTypeSBCIDNameTitle

Central includes one other church that is not affiliated with IBSA and is not listed.

Clear Creek includes two other churches that are not affiliated with IBSA and are not listed.

OrganizationAssociationNameOrganizationTypeSBCIDNameTitle

OrganizationAssociationNameOrganizationTypeSBCIDNameTitle

Fox Valley includes two other churches that are not affiliated with IBSA and are not listed.

OrganizationAssociationNameOrganizationTypeSBCIDNameTitle

OrganizationAssociationNameOrganizationTypeSBCIDNameTitle

OrganizationAssociationNameOrganizationTypeSBCIDNameTitle

includes one other church that is not affiliated with IBSA and is not listed.

OrganizationAssociationNameOrganizationTypeSBCIDNameTitle

OrganizationAssociationNameOrganizationTypeSBCIDNameTitle

OrganizationAssociationNameOrganizationTypeSBCIDNameTitle

Lake County includes three other churches that are not affiliated with IBSA and are not listed.

OrganizationAssociationNameOrganizationTypeSBCIDNameTitle

OrganizationAssociationNameOrganizationTypeSBCIDNameTitle

OrganizationAssociationNameOrganizationTypeSBCIDNameTitle

OrganizationAssociationNameOrganizationTypeSBCIDNameTitle

OrganizationAssociationNameOrganizationTypeSBCIDNameTitle

OrganizationAssociationNameOrganizationTypeSBCIDNameTitle

OrganizationAssociationNameOrganizationTypeSBCIDNameTitle

OrganizationAssociationNameOrganizationTypeSBCIDNameTitle

Sinnissippi includes one other church that is not affiliated with IBSA and is not listed.

Three Rivers includes one other church that is not affiliated with IBSA and is not listed.

OrganizationAssociationNameOrganizationTypeSBCIDNameTitle

OrganizationAssociationNameOrganizationTypeSBCIDNameTitle

Section I

Statistical Tables

This information, based on the associational year, is taken from the 2019 ACP (Annual Church Profile). Cooperative Program, Mission Illinois Offering and Baptist Children's Home gifts are based on actual receipts for January 1, 2019 through December 31, 2019 from Illinois Baptist State Association and Baptist Children's Home financial offices.

Total Mission Expenditures includes Mission Illinois, Annie Armstrong, Lottie Moon, Baptist Children's Home, and other offerings (including Cooperative Program) given to any/all mission causes by the congregation reported from the Annual Church Profile.

The above comparison reflects changes between 2019 reported statistics and 2018 reported statistics.

The above comparison reflects changes between 2019 reported statistics and 2018 reported statistics.

BigSalineBaptistAssociaiton

The above comparison reflects changes between 2019 reported statistics and 2018 reported statistics.

The above comparison reflects changes between 2019 reported statistics and 2018 reported statistics.

ChicagoMetroBaptistAssociation

The above comparison reflects changes between 2019 reported statistics and 2018 reported statistics.

The above comparison reflects changes between 2019 reported statistics and 2018 reported statistics.

The above comparison reflects changes between 2019 reported statistics and 2018 reported statistics.

FoxValleyBaptistAssociation

The above comparison reflects changes between 2019 reported statistics and 2018 reported statistics

The above comparison reflects changes between 2019 reported statistics and 2018 reported statistics

The above comparison reflects changes between 2019 reported statistics and 2018 reported statistics.

GoshenTrailBaptistAssociation

The above comparison reflects changes between 2019 reported statistics and 2018 reported statistics.

GreaterWabashBaptistAssociation

The above comparison reflects changes between 2019 reported statistics and 2018 reported statistics

The above comparison reflects changes between 2019 reported statistics and 2018 reported statistics.

KaskaskiaBaptistAssociation

The above comparison reflects changes between 2019 reported statistics and 2018 reported statistics.

Name changed (was Primera Iglesia Latina)

LakeCountyBaptistAssociation

The above comparison reflects changes between 2019 reported statistics and 2018 reported statistics.

LouisvilleBaptistAssociation

The above comparison reflects changes between 2019 reported statistics and 2018 reported statistics.

The above comparison reflects changes between 2019 reported statistics and 2018 reported statistics.

MetroEastBaptistAssociation

The above comparison reflects changes between 2019 reported statistics and 2018 reported statistics.

MetroPeoriaBaptistAssociation

The above comparison reflects changes between 2019 reported statistics and 2018 reported statistics

Merged into Church of the Beloved‐Wicker Park

8‐ Moved from Quad Cities Area

The above comparison reflects changes between 2019 reported statistics and 2018 reported statistics.

NorthCentralBaptistAssociation

The above comparison reflects changes between 2019 reported statistics and 2018 reported statistics.

The above comparison reflects changes between 2019 reported statistics and 2018 reported statistics.

The above comparison reflects changes between 2019 reported statistics and 2018 reported statistics.

The above comparison reflects changes between 2019 reported statistics and 2018 reported statistics.

RehobothBaptistAssociation

Moved from Macoupin

The above comparison reflects changes between 2019 reported statistics and 2018 reported statistics.

SalemSouthBaptistAssociation

The above comparison reflects changes between 2019 reported statistics and 2018 reported statistics.

SalineBaptistAssociation

The above comparison reflects changes between 2019 reported statistics and 2018 reported statistics

SandyCreekBaptistAssociation

The above comparison reflects changes between 2019 reported statistics and 2018 reported statistics

SinnissippiBaptistAssociation

The above comparison reflects changes between 2019 reported statistics and 2018 reported statistics

ThreeRiversBaptistAssociation

The above comparison reflects changes between 2019 reported statistics and 2018 reported statistics.

The above comparison reflects changes between 2019 reported statistics and 2018 reported statistics.

The above comparison reflects changes between 2019 reported statistics and 2018 reported statistics.

2019 STATISTICAL SUMMARY Illinois Baptist State Association

Illinois Baptist State Association

As of 12-31-2019, 865 churches and 75 missions are affiliated with IBSA. That includes 98 non-cooperating churches.

SectionJ ‐ HistoricalTable

Brock

1928MetropolisHarmon EtterJ.A.

1929Mt. VernonHarmon EtterJ.A. MusgraveJ.M. Pepper Ray Green

ShieldsJ.A.

1934Anna O.W. ShieldsJ.A.

1935Granite CityI.E. Lee

1936DuQuoinI.E. Lee

1937 HerrinJ.Will HowellJ.A.

1938Johnston CityE.V. Lamb Sr.J.A. MusgraveE.W. Reeder J.L. Hill

1939CarbondaleE.V. Lamb Sr.J.A. MusgraveE.W. Reeder A.L. Cox

1940HarrisburgW.A. CarletonJ.A. MusgraveE.W. Reeder P.A. McCasland

1941West FrankfortFred PropstJ.A. MusgraveE.W. Reeder L.H. Moore

1942DecaturFred PropstJ.A. MusgraveE.W. Reeder W.A. Gray

1943HerrinW.K. SiskJ.A. MusgraveE.W. Reeder A.A. Capron

1944Mt. VernonW.K. SiskL.H.MooreE.W. Reeder D.D. Tidwell

1945MarionI.E. MillerL.H.MooreE.W. Reeder J.M. Baldwin

1946EffinghamI.E. MillerL.H.MooreNoel M. TaylorC.H. Warren

1947DecaturW.A. GrayL.H.MooreNoel M. Taylor J.Paul Carleton

1948 HarrisburgW.A. GrayS.Otho WilliamsNoel M. TaylorH.R. Moore

1949DuQuoinJ.Paul CarletonS.Otho WilliamsNoel M. TaylorA.G. Rednour

1950Anna J.Paul CarletonS.Otho WilliamsNoel M. TaylorRex Brown

1951CarbondaleL.H. MooreRobert HastingsNoel M. TaylorE.L. Combes

1952SpringfieldL.H. MooreRobert HastingsNoel M. TaylorWm. J. Purdue

1953SalemJames BaldwinRobert HastingsNoel M. TaylorT.W. Nelson

1954Mt. VernonJames BaldwinRobert HastingsNoel M. TaylorC.E. Langston

1955VandaliaTheron H. KingL.H.MooreNoel M. TaylorW.D. Berry

1956MetropolisTheron H. KingL.H.MooreNoel M. TaylorBert I. Cherry

1957PinckneyvilleArchie E. BrownL.H.MooreNoel M. TaylorI.E. Lee

1958West FrankfortArchie E. Brown L.H.MooreNoel M. TaylorHarold Cameron

1959Anna W.C. DobbsL.H.MooreNoel M. TaylorE.J. Morman

1960RockfordW.C. DobbsL.H.MooreNoel M. TaylorS.Otho Williams

1961EffinghamC.R. WalkerL.H.MooreNoel M. TaylorJohn Phillips

1962HerrinC.R. WalkerL.H.MooreNoel M. TaylorWm. B. Fuson

1963East St. LouisMaurice SwinfordL.H.MooreNoel M. TaylorCecil Martin

1964Joliet Maurice SwinfordJ.C. GreerNoel M. TaylorHoward T. Taylor

1965MarionCarvin BryantJ.C. GreerH.C. Croslin (interim)Lee Swope

1966Alton Carvin BryantJ.C. GreerH.C. Croslin (interim)Walter Bennett

1967VandaliaW.T. BranonJ.C. Greer James H. Smith V. Bradford Curry

1968Zion W.T. BranonJ.C. GreerJames H. SmithJ.D. McCarty

1969Mt. VernonCharles L. ChaneyJ.C. GreerJames H. SmithStanley H. Dill

SECTION K In Memoriam

These ministers died during the past year and were members of the churches listed. The information was taken from the 2019 Annual Church Profile and other available records.

Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord… Revelation 14:13

MINISTER CHURCH ASSOCIATION

Ralph Elam Walshville, Walshville Rehoboth

LeRoy Freeman Shiloh, Bridgeport Palestine

Joseph Guzman Willow Springs First, Willow Springs Chicago Metro

Keith Halsey Raymond, Raymond Macoupin

Dennis Hamilton Sr Edinburg First, Edinburg Heartland Network

Melvin “Buck” Larson Old Union, Mount Vernon Salem South

Clyde Livingston Metropolis First, Metropolis Union

Marlin Mitchell New Hope, Belknap Union

Perry “P.L.” Montgomery Fairview, Creal Springs Williamson

Dennis Shaw Lincoln Southern, Lincoln Central

Art Watson Scott Street, Eldorado Saline

William Weedman Former Staff IBSA

Abba Korean, DES PLAINES Lake County

Adams Street, HERRINWilliamson

Agape, PEORIAMetro Peoria

Agape Bible Fellowship, MATTESONChicago Metro

Agape Korean, NORTHBROOKChicago Metro

AKIN, Akin MissionaryMiscellaneous

ALBION

Albion First Greater Wabash

Samaria MissionaryGreater Wabash

ALEDO, Trail of Hope CowboyQuad Cities

Alpha, BOLINGBROOKChicago Metro

ALTAMONT, Altamont FirstRehoboth

ALTO PASS, Alto Pass FirstClear Creek

ALTON

CalvaryGateway

Greater St JamesGateway

Heartland Gateway

North AltonGateway

The Bridge Gateway

VictoryGateway

AMBOY, Grace Fellowship Amboy-SubletteSinnissippi

Anew Life Ministry, GARY INChicago Metro

ANNA

Anna FirstClear Creek

Anna HeightsClear Creek

Big CreekClear Creek

HarvestClear Creek

Anna First, ANNAClear Creek

Anna Heights, ANNAClear Creek

Another Chance, COUNTRY CLUB HILLSChicago Metro

ANTIOCH, Lighthouse Church of AntiochLake County

Antioch, MACEDONIAGoshen Trail

Antioch Missionary, BONNIESalem South

ARGENTA, ArgentaCentral

ARLINGTON HTS

Chicago JapaneseChicago Metro

Korean BethelChicago Metro

Restoration Missionary Lake County

TyrannusChicago Metro

Armitage, CHICAGOChicago Metro

Arrington Prairie, SIMSGreater Wabash

ARTHUR, Arthur SouthernCentral

ASHLAND, New Beginnings Christian FellowshipSandy Creek

ASHMORE

Ashmore FirstWestfield

Enon MissionaryWestfield

ASHTON, Grace FellowshipSinnissippi

ATHENS, New LifeHeartland Network

Athensville, ROODHOUSESandy Creek

ATWOOD, Atwood FirstCentral

AUBURN, Meadowbrook Heartland Network

August Gate Metro East, BELLEVILLE Miscellaneous

AURORA

Iglesia Alfa y Omega Fox Valley

Iglesia Emanuel Fox Valley

New Hope Fox Valley

Orchard Valley Fox Valley

Springbrook Community Chicago Metro

AVA, Ava Missionary Nine Mile

Baker Street, WALNUT HILL Salem South

Bankston Fork, HARRISBURG Saline

BARTLETT, Grace Hill Fox Valley

BARTONVILLE, Bartonville Metro Peoria

Bayle City, RAMSEY Rehoboth

BAYLIS, United Baptist Miscellaneous

Beacon Hill Missionary, CHICAGO HTS Chicago Metro

BEARDSTOWN, First Southern Sandy Creek

Beaucoup, PINCKNEYVILLE Nine Mile

Beech Grove, THEBES Clear Creek

BELKNAP, New Hope Union

BELLE RIVE

Belle Rive Missionary Salem South

Long Prairie Salem South

Sugar Camp Goshen Trail

BELLEVILLE

August Gate Metro East

Charis Fellowship

Eastview

New Antioch Missionary

Pleasant Valley

Redemption Community

SoJourn

The Journey Metro East

Towerview

Villa Hills

BEMENT, Bement

Caldwell

Forest

Immanuel

Jackson Grove

New Hope Missionary

North Benton

Rend

Resurrection

Steel City

West City

BERWYN, Iglesia Betel Fox

BETHALTO, Bethalto First Gateway

Bethany, CYPRESS Clear

Bethany Road Bible, DEKALB

Bethel

BOURBONNAIS

Three Rivers

COBDENClear Creek

DANVILLEEast Central

MT VERNONSalem South

ODINKaskaskia

PRINCETONSinnissippi

ST CHARLESFox Valley

TROYGateway

VANDALIARehoboth

Bethel SBC, MT PROSPECTChicago Metro

Bethesda, GRANITE CITYGateway

Bethlehem

SALEMSalem South

SHIPMANMacoupin

Bible Community, FREEPORTNorth Central

Big Creek, ANNAClear Creek

Blaze Chapel, CENTRALIASalem South

Bloom Southern, FLORALouisville

Bloomfield, WINCHESTERSandy Creek

Blooming Grove, McLEANSBOROGoshen Trail

BLOOMINGTON

Charis CommunityEast Central

Tri-ValleyCentral

ValeEast Central

Blu, PARK RIDGEChicago Metro

BLUFFS, BluffsSandy Creek

BLUFORD

Bluford FirstSalem South

East Hickory HillSalem South

New LifeSalem South

Bogota First, NEWTONOlney

BOLINGBROOK

Alpha Chicago Metro

Bolingbrook FirstThree Rivers

Cristo Es ReyThree Rivers

Truth Foundation MinistriesChicago Metro

BONNIE

AntiochSalem South

First Bonnie MissionarySalem South

BOURBONNAIS

BethelThree Rivers

Journey Church of Kankakee CoThree Rivers

BRAIDWOOD, Main StreetThree Rivers

Brainard Avenue, COUNTRYSIDEChicago Metro

Bread of Life, CHICAGOChicago Metro

BREESEKaskaskia

FaithKaskaskia

IgniteKaskaskia

BRIDGEPORT, ShilohPalestine

BRIGHTON, Crossroads CommunityGateway

BROADVIEW

Broadview Missionary Chicago Metro

St James Community Chicago Metro

BROOKPORT

Brookport FirstUnion

Calvary MissionaryAntioch

BROUGHTON

New ProspectGoshen Trail

Brownfield, GOLCONDAAntioch

BROWNSTOWN, Brownstown FirstRehoboth

Bryan Street, HERRINWilliamson

Bulgarian, CHICAGOChicago Metro

BUNCOMBE

Mt Zion MissionaryUnion

New HopeClear Creek

United MissionaryClear Creek

BUNKER HILL, Bunker HillMacoupin

BURNT PRAIRIE, LibertyGreater Wabash

CAHOKIA, Jerome LaneMetro East

CAIRO, Grace CommunityClear Creek

Caldwell, BENTONFranklin

Caledonia, OLMSTEDClear Creek

CALUMET CITY, Calumet City FirstThree Rivers

Calvary

ALTON Gateway

DECATURCentral

EDWARDSVILLEGateway

EFFINGHAMKaskaskia

ELGINFox Valley

GALESBURGWest Central

GRANITE CITYGateway

HILLSBORORehoboth

JACKSONVILLESandy Creek

MONTGOMERYFox Valley

MONTICELLOEast Central

MORRISThree Rivers

PITTSFIELDBay Creek

ROCKFORDNorth Central

SPARTAMetro East

WEST FRANKFORTFranklin

WHITE HALLSandy Creek

Calvary East St Louis, EAST ST LOUISMetro East

Calvary International, PLAINFIELDThree Rivers

Calvary Missionary, BROOKPORTAntioch

Camp Ground, MT VERNONSalem South

Cana, CREAL SPRINGSWilliamson

CANTON, TempleMetro Peoria

Capernaum, PEORIAMetro Peoria

CARBONDALE

Carbondale Korean VisionNine Mile

Christ ChurchNine Mile

Dutch Ridge MissionaryClear Creek

Murdale

CARLINVILLE

Charity

Cross Macoupin

Emmanuel Macoupin

CARLYLE, Carlyle First Kaskaskia

CARMI

Carmi First Greater Wabash

Kingdom Goshen Trail

Stewart Street Greater Wabash

Walnut Grove Miscellaneous

CAROL STREAM

Crossroads Community

Chicago Metro

Trinity International Chicago Metro

CARPENTERSVILLE, Meadowdale First Fox Valley

CARRIER MILLS

Carrier Mills First Saline

New Salem Saline

CARROLLTON, Faith Sandy Creek

CARTERVILLE, Carterville First Williamson

CASEY

Casey First Westfield

Macedonia Westfield

Casey Avenue, MT VERNON Salem South

CASEYVILLE, True Worship

Metro East

CAVE IN ROCK, Cave in Rock First Antioch

Celebration Community, PANA Rehoboth

Centennial Missionary, CHICAGO

Chicago Metro

Center, MARION Williamson

Central, OLYMPIA FIELDS Three Rivers

Central City, CENTRALIA Kaskaskia

Central Grace, STREAMWOOD Chicago Metro

CENTRALIA

Blaze Chapel Salem South

Central City

Kaskaskia

Eternity Kaskaskia

New Harmony

Kaskaskia

Temple Kaskaskia

Wamac Missionary

Kaskaskia

Zion Hill Kaskaskia

CHAMPAIGN, Temple East Central

CHANDLERVILLE, Panther Crk New Begin Sandy Creek

CHANNAHON, Families of Faith

Charis Community, BLOOMINGTON

Charis Fellowship, BELLEVILLE

Fox Valley

Miscellaneous

Metro East

Charity, CARLINVILLE Macoupin

Charity Southern, GREENFIELD Sandy Creek

CHARLESTON

FriendshipWestfield

North SideMiscellaneous

UniversityWestfield

CHATHAM, ChathamHeartland Network

CHESTER, Chester FirstNine Mile

CHICAGO

Another ChanceChicago Metro

ArmitageChicago Metro

Bread of LifeChicago Metro

BulgarianChicago Metro

Centennial MissionaryChicago Metro

Chicago West BibleChicago Metro

Chicagoland CommunityChicago Metro

Christ BibleChicago Metro

Church of the BelovedMiscellaneous

Church of the Beloved - Albany ParkMiscellaneous

Church of the Beloved - Near WestMiscellaneous

Church of the Beloved - South LoopMiscellaneous

Church of the Beloved - Wicker ParkChicago Metro

Cornelia AvenueChicago Metro

Evening Star MissionaryChicago Metro

Faith TabernacleChicago Metro

First Mount SinaiChicago Metro

First New BethlehemChicago Metro

First New Mt OliveChicago Metro

Freedom HopeMiscellaneous

GabaonChicago Metro

Good HopeChicago Metro

Good ShepherdMiscellaneous

Grace FamilyMiscellaneous

GracepointMiscellaneous

Greater Morning ViewMiscellaneous

Greater TabernacleChicago Metro

Harmony CommunityChicago Metro

Iglesia BiblicaChicago Metro

Iglesia Cristo El RedentorChicago Metro

Iglesia Dios Con NosotrosMiscellaneous

Iglesia El MesiasMiscellaneous

Iglesia ErieChicago Metro

Iglesia Evangelica FiladelfiaChicago Metro

Iglesia Misionera North AvenueChicago Metro

Iglesia NazaretMiscellaneous

Iglesia PenielMiscellaneous

ImmanuelChicago Metro

Kingdom PathwayChicago Metro

Mars HillChicago Metro

Mission of FaithChicago Metro

Morning Star BibleChicago Metro

Mount EbenezerMiscellaneous

Mount NeboChicago Metro

Mt Carmel Children of God Chicago Metro

Mt Joy Chicago Metro

Mt Vernon Miscellaneous

Mt Zion of IL #2

New Beginnings of Chicago

New City Fellowship

Miscellaneous

Miscellaneous

Miscellaneous

New Hope Christian Miscellaneous

New Seasons Chicago Chicago Metro

New Tabernacle of Faith Miscellaneous

New Triedstone Missionary Chicago Metro

Original Wings of Faith Chicago Metro

Peniel Multi-Ethnic Chicago Metro

Pilgrim Rest Chicago Metro

Practical Word Ministries Chicago Metro

Primera Iglesia de La Villita Chicago Metro

Progressive Chicago Metro

Real Chicago Metro

Reborn Community Chicago Metro

Resurrection City Miscellaneous

Resurrection House Chicago Metro

Ridge House of Praise Chicago Metro

Rose of Light Chicago Metro

Russian Ukranian Miscellaneous

Soul Saving Missionary Miscellaneous

Southwest Lake County

Sow Chicago Community Chicago Metro

Starting Point Community Chicago Metro

St John Baptist Temple Chicago Metro

St Joseph Missionary Chicago Metro

The Connection Community Chicago Metro

True Fellowship Missionary Miscellaneous

Uptown Chicago Metro

Urban Voice Chicago Metro

Vietnamese Alliance Chicago Metro

Chicago Golden Light Chinese, GLENVIEW Miscellaneous

CHICAGO HEIGHTS

Beacon Hill Missionary Chicago Metro

Iglesia Cristo Rompe Las Cadenas Chicago Metro

Chicago Japanese, ARLINGTON HTS Chicago Metro

Chicago West Bible, CHICAGO Chicago Metro

Chicagoland Community, CHICAGO Chicago Metro

CHILLICOTHE

River Terrace Metro Peoria

Rome Metro Peoria

Chinese NW Suburbs, ROLLING MEADOWS Chicago Metro

Christ Church

CARBONDALE Nine Mile

MICHIGAN CITY IN Miscellaneous

Christ Transformed Lives, WEST CHICAGO Chicago Metro

Christian Center of Hope, DANVILLE East Central

CHRISTOPHER

Christopher First Franklin

Faith Missionary Franklin

Christway, GODFREY Gateway

Church of the Beloved, CHICAGO

Church of the Beloved - Albany Park, CHICAGO

Church of the Beloved - Near West, CHICAGO

Church of the Beloved - South Loop, CHICAGO

Church of the Beloved - Wicker Park, CHICAGO

Miscellaneous

Miscellaneous

Miscellaneous

Miscellaneous

Chicago Metro

Church of the Cross, MAHOMET East Central

CICERO, Iglesia Misionera

City of Joy Fellowship, EAST ST LOUIS

CLARENDON HILLS

Miscellaneous

Miscellaneous

Hinsdale Chinese Chicago Metro

River of Life

Clarksville, MARSHALL

Clarmin First, MARISSA Nine Mile

CLAY CITY

Clay City First Olney

Community Southern

Zif Olney

Cleburne, MULKEYTOWN

CLIFTON, Clifton Three Rivers

Coal Bank Springs, MARION

Coal City First, MAZON

COAL VALLEY

Three Rivers

New Hope Quad Cities

The Avenue Church

Coalton, NOKOMIS

COBDEN

Bethel

Cobden First

Immanuel Praise & Worship

Limestone

Pleasant Ridge

COFFEEN

East Fork

Mt Moriah

College Avenue, NORMAL

Central College Heights, ELDORADO

COLLINSVILLE

Collinsville Community Gateway

Collinsville First

Iglesia Agape Metro East

Meadow Heights Metro East

Pleasant Ridge Gateway

COLONA, Colona First Southern

COLUMBIA, Columbia First Metro East

Columbus Southern, KEYESPORT

Community Southern, CLAY CITY

Community Worship, MURRAYVILLE Sandy Creek

Concord, PINCKNEYVILLE Nine Mile

Congolese, SPRINGFIELD

Heartland Network

Connexion, MT VERNON Miscellaneous

Cornelia Avenue, CHICAGO Chicago Metro

Cornerstone

MARION Williamson

NORMAL Miscellaneous

SAVOY East Central

WINCHESTER Sandy Creek

Cornerstone Community, NORTH AURORA Fox Valley

Cornerstone Ministries, WATSEKA

Three Rivers

Cottonwood Family, GLEN CARBON Gateway

COULTERVILLE

Coulterville First Nine Mile

Winkle Nine Mile

COUNTRY CLUB HILLS

Another Chance Chicago Metro

Hillcrest Chicago Metro

COUNTRYSIDE

Brainard Avenue Chicago Metro

La Mision de Jesus Miscellaneous

County Line Missionary, SIMPSON Union

CREAL SPRINGS

Cana Williamson

Creal Springs First Williamson

Fairview Williamson

New Salem Missionary Union

Springhill Williamson

Cristo Es Rey, BOLINGBROOK

Three Rivers

Cross, CARLINVILLE Macoupin

Cross Community, MARION Williamson

Cross of Christ, NAPERVILLE Miscellaneous

Crosspoint, EDWARDSVILLE Gateway

Crosspointe, OSWEGO

Crossroads Community

Three Rivers

BRIGHTON Gateway

CAROL STREAM Chicago Metro

POST BARRINGTON Lake County

CROSSVILLE, Crossville Missionary

Crosswinds, PLAINFIELD

CRYSTAL LAKE

Greater Wabash

Three Rivers

Crystal Lake First Fox Valley

Iglesia Luz Y Verdad Miscellaneous

CUTLER, Cutler First Nine Mile

CYPRESS

Bethany Clear Creek

Cypress First Union

DAHLGREN

Dahlgren Goshen Trail

Union Missionary Goshen Trail

DANVILLE

Bethel East Central

Christian Center of Hope

East Central

DAVIS JUNCTION, Grace FellowshipSinnissippi

Davis Prairie, MARIONWilliamson

DAWSON, Southtower CommunityHeartland Network

DECATUR

Calvary Central

EmmanuelCentral

GalileeCentral

Summit AvenueCentral

TabernacleCentral

DEKALB

Bethany Road BibleMiscellaneous

The Church in DekalbMiscellaneous

Delafield, MCLEANSBOROGoshen Trail

Delta, SPRINGFIELDHeartland Network

DES PLAINES

Abba KoreanLake County

Golf RoadChicago Metro

Iglesia Cristiana El CaminoChicago Metro

RomanianChicago Metro

DESOTO, Desoto FirstNine Mile

Destiny

HOFFMAN ESTATESMiscellaneous

ROCK ISLANDQuad Cities

Diamond Springs, SHATTUCKaskaskia

Ditney Ridge, NORRIS CITYGoshen Trail

DIXON, NorthsideSinnissippi

Dixon Springs, GOLCONDAUnion

DONGOLA

Dongola FirstClear Creek

FriendshipClear Creek

Mt Olive Clear Creek

Dorrisville, HARRISBURGSaline

DOW, Dow SouthernGateway

DOWELL, Dowell FirstNine Mile

DU QUOIN

Du Quoin FirstNine Mile

Du Quoin SecondNine Mile

Old Du QuoinFranklin

SunfieldNine Mile

West SideNine Mile

Duncanville, ROBINSONPalestine

DUPO, Dupo FirstMetro East

Dutch Ridge Missionary, CARBONDALEClear Creek

East Cape, McCLUREClear Creek

EAST CARONDELET, East Carondelet FirstMetro East

East Fork, COFFEENRehoboth

East Hickory Hill, BLUFORDSalem South

EAST PEORIA

ElmridgeMetro Peoria

Richland SouthernMetro Peoria

The Journey Metro Peoria

East Salem, MT VERNON Salem South

East Side, MT VERNON Salem South

EAST ST LOUIS

Calvary East St Louis Metro East

City of Joy Fellowship Miscellaneous

Fairmont Metro East

Fifteenth Street Metro East

Greater New HopeMiscellaneous

Light of ChristMetro East

New Bethel MissionaryMetro East

New Life CommunityMetro East

New VisionsMetro East

Southern MissionMetro East

Straightway Metro East

East Union, MURRAYVILLESandy Creek

Eastview

BELLEVILLEMetro East

SPRINGFIELDHeartland Network

EDDYVILLE, Eddyville MissionaryBig Saline

Eden, WOODSTOCKFox Valley

EDINBURG, Edinburg FirstHeartland Network

EDWARDSVILLE

CalvaryGateway

CrosspointGateway

Holiday ShoresGateway

MetroGateway

EFFINGHAM

CalvaryKaskaskia

Effingham FirstRehoboth

Iglesia Latina de EffinghamKaskaskia

Jackson TownshipLouisville

New HopeKaskaskia

ELDORADO

College HeightsSaline

Eldorado FirstSaline

Scott StreetSaline

Union GroveSaline

ELGIN

CalvaryFox Valley

Hanbit KoreanFox Valley

Iglesia BethaniaFox Valley

Iglesia El CalvarioFox Valley

Iglesia Vida NuevaFox Valley

Larkin AvenueFox Valley

ELIZABETHTOWN

Elizabethtown FirstAntioch

Peter's CreekAntioch

ELK GROVE VILLAGE, Elk Grove Village FirstFox Valley

ELKVILLE, Elkville Nine Mile

ELLIS GROVE, Ellis Grove FirstNine Mile

Ellis Mound, WAYNE CITY

Elm River, FAIRFIELD

Elm Street, MURPHYSBORO

Elmridge, EAST PEORIA

Elmwood Park Community, ELMWOOD PARK

Embassy, MT PROSPECT

Emmanuel

Greater Wabash

Greater Wabash

Nine Mile

Metro Peoria

Miscellaneous

Miscellaneous

CARLINVILLE Macoupin

DECATUR Central

GRANITE CITY Gateway

LEMONT

Three Rivers

ROODHOUSE Sandy Creek

SALEM Kaskaskia

SANDWICH Three Rivers

STERLING

Sinnissippi

Emmaus Road, EWING Miscellaneous

Empowerment, MELROSE PARK Chicago Metro

ENERGY, Energy First Williamson

Enon Missionary, ASHMORE

Erven Avenue, STREATOR

Westfield

Three Rivers

Eternity, CENTRALIA Kaskaskia

EVANSTON

Evanston Chicago Metro

New Christian Life Chicago Metro

Ransom City Chicago Metro

Evening Star Missionary, CHICAGO Chicago Metro

EWING

Emmaus Road Miscellaneous

Ewing First Franklin

FAIRFIELD

Elm River Greater Wabash

Fairfield First

Jasper

North Side

Pleasant Grove Missionary

Greater Wabash

Greater Wabash

Greater Wabash

Greater Wabash

Fairman, SANDOVAL Kaskaskia

Fairmont, EAST ST LOUIS

Fairview, CREAL SPRINGS

FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS

Fairview Heights First

New Christian Fellowship

Sterling

Winstanley

Faith

Metro East

Williamson

Metro East

Metro East

Metro East

Metro East

BREESE Kaskaskia

CARROLLTON

FREEBURG

GALESBURG

Sandy Creek

Metro East

Metro Peoria

HIGHLAND Gateway

MARISSA

Faith Fellowship, MILAN

Metro East

Quad Cities

Faith Missionary, CHRISTOPHER

Faith Southern NEOGA

Faith Tabernacle, CHICAGO

Families of Faith

CHANNAHON

Franklin

Westfield

Chicago Metro

Fox Valley

Family Bible, PARK CITY Lake County

FARINA, Farina First Southern Louisville

FARMER CITY, Farmer City First East Central

Fellowship

SHELBYVILLE Central

SOUTH CHICAGO HEIGHTS

Three Rivers

VIENNA Clear Creek

Fellowship Bible, ORLAND PARK

Three Rivers

FIELDON, Fieldon First Sandy Creek

Fifteenth Street, EAST ST LOUIS

FILLMORE, Fillmore

Metro East

Rehoboth

FINDLAY, Findlay First Southern Central

First Bonnie Missionary, BONNIE

First Community, SHIPMAN

First Congregational, KEWANEE

First Mount Sinai, CHICAGO

First New Bethlehem, CHICAGO

Salem South

Macoupin

Quad Cities

Chicago Metro

Chicago Metro

First New Mt Olive Missionary, CHICAGO Chicago Metro

FISHER, Fisher First East Central

FLAT ROCK, Flat Rock First Missionary Palestine

FLORA

Bloom Southern Louisville

Flora First Southern Kaskaskia

Forest, BENTON Franklin

FORSYTH, Forsyth Central

FRANKFORT, Lighthouse Fellowship

Chicago Metro

FRANKLIN, Franklin Sandy Creek

FREEBURG, Faith Metro East

Freedom

MARTINSVILLE Miscellaneous

NOBLE Olney

ROCKFORD North Central

Freedom Hope, CHICAGO Miscellaneous

Freedom Missionary, MCLEANSBORO Franklin

FREEPORT, Bible CommunityNorth Central

Friendship

CHARLESTONWestfield

DONGOLA Clear Creek

PLAINFIELDThree Rivers

Gabaon, CHICAGOChicago Metro

GALATIA

Galatia FirstSaline

Harco Saline

Long BranchSaline

North AmericaSaline

Galena Park, PEORIA HEIGHTSMetro Peoria

GALESBURG

CalvaryWest Central

FaithMetro Peoria

Road to FreedomMetro Peoria

Galilee

DECATURCentral

WOLF LAKEClear Creek

GALVA, TrinityMetro Peoria

Garden of Peace, PARK FORESTChicago Metro

GARY IN

Anew Life MinistryChicago Metro

MetropolitanChicago Metro

Resurrection House of NW IndianaChicago Metro

Gaskin City Missionary, HARRISBURGSaline

Gathering of the First Born, JACKSONVILLESandy Creek

GEFF, Pleasant HillGreater Wabash

GENOA, Gospel Life BibleFox Valley

GIBSON CITY, Gibson City FirstEast Central

GILLESPIE, TrinityMacoupin

GIRARD

New BeginningsMacoupin

Pleasant DaleMacoupin

Glasgow, WINCHESTERSandy Creek

GLEN CARBON

Cottonwood FamilyGateway

Red HillGateway

GLEN ELLYN

Karen MissionChicago Metro

Peoples CommunityChicago Metro

Tensae Chicago Metro

Zomi EmmanuelChicago Metro

Glenridge First, JUNCTION CITYKaskaskia

GLENVIEW, Chicago Golden Light ChineseMiscellaneous

GLENWOOD, In the Upper Room MinistriesChicago Metro

GODFREY, ChristwayGateway

GOLCONDA

BrownfieldAntioch

Dixon SpringsUnion

Golconda FirstAntioch

Homberg Antioch

Mt OlivetAntioch

Sulphur SpringsAntioch

Golf Road, DES PLAINESChicago Metro

Good Hope, CHICAGOChicago Metro

Good Shepherd, CHICAGOMiscellaneous

GOREVILLE, Goreville FirstWilliamson

Gospel Grace, WOODSTOCKFox Valley

Gospel Life Bible, GENOAFox Valley

Grace

GRANITE CITYGateway

METROPOLISUnion

NOKOMIS Rehoboth

PALMYRASandy Creek

PEORIAMetro Peoria

ROCKFORDNorth Central

WINCHESTERSandy Creek

Grace Community

CAIROClear Creek

VILLA PARKChicago Metro

YORKVILLEMiscellaneous

Grace Community Fellowship, VANDALIARehoboth

Grace Family, CHICAGOMiscellaneous

Grace Fellowship

AMBOY-SUBLETTESinnissippi

ASHTONSinnissippi

DAVIS JUNCTIONSinnissippi

LIVINGSTON Gateway

WEST FRANKFORTFranklin

Grace Fellowship Mission, MURPHYSBORONine Mile

Grace Hill, BARTLETTFox Valley

Grace Southern, VIRDENMacoupin

Gracepoint, CHICAGOMiscellaneous

GRAND CHAIN, HillermanUnion

GRAND TOWER, Grand Tower FirstClear Creek

GRANITE CITY

BethesdaGateway

EmmanuelGateway

GraceGateway

Granite City SecondGateway

Iglesia MaranathaGateway

Mitchell FirstGateway

PontoonGateway

SuburbanGateway

UnityGateway

West 22nd StGateway

GRAYVILLE

Grayville FirstGreater Wabash

NorthsideGreater Wabash

Greater Morning View, CHICAGOMiscellaneous

Greater New Hope, EAST ST LOUISMiscellaneous

Greater Rock of Ages, CHICAGOMiscellaneous

Greater St James, ALTONGateway

GREENFIELD, Charity SouthernSandy Creek

GREENUP, Greenup First SouthernWestfield

GREENVIEW, Greenview FirstHeartland Network

GREENVILLE

New BeginningsRehoboth

Reno SouthernRehoboth

Smith GroveRehoboth

WisetownKaskaskia

WoburnRehoboth

GURNEE, Sanctuary MessianicLake County

Hagarstown, VANDALIA Rehoboth

Halsted Road, ROCKFORD North Central

HAMEL, New Life Christian FellowshipGateway

HAMILTON, Hamilton FirstMetro Peoria

HAMMOND, Hammond MissionaryCentral

HAMPSHIRE, The Resurrection BibleFox Valley

Hanbit Korean, ELGINFox Valley

Harbor, MARIONClear Creek

Harco, GALATIASaline

Harmony Community, CHICAGOChicago Metro

Harmony Missionary, MT VERNONSalem South

HARRISBURG

Bankston ForkSaline

DorrisvilleSaline

Gaskin City MissionarySaline

Harrisburg FirstSaline

Highview MissionaryBig Saline

Land Street MissionarySaline

Ledford Saline

Liberty Saline

Macedonia MissionaryBig Saline

McKinley AvenueSaline

New CastleSaline

North WillifordSaline

PankeyvilleSaline

Saline Ridge MissionaryBig Saline

Walnut Grove Big Saline

Wasson MissionarySaline

HARVARD, Harvard FirstFox Valley

Harvard Hills, WASHINGTONMetro Peoria

Harvest, ANNAClear Creek

Harvest Bible, ROCKFORDMiscellaneous

HARVEY

Holy Bible MissionaryChicago Metro

St Mark MissionaryChicago Metro

UniversalChicago Metro

HAVANA, Havana SouthernHeartland Network

Heartland

ALTONGateway

HUTSONVILLEPalestine

Heaven's View, PEORIAMiscellaneous

HEROD, Herod SpringsSaline

Herod Springs, HERODSaline

HERRICK, HerrickRehoboth

HERRIN

Adams StreetWilliamson

Bryan StreetWilliamson

Herrin FirstWilliamson

Herrin SecondWilliamson

Hurricane MemorialWilliamson

HEYWORTH, Heyworth FirstCentral

Hickory Grove, WRIGHTS Macoupin

Hickory Hill Missionary, MCLEANSBOROGoshen Trail

HIDALGO, HidalgoPalestine

Higher Ground, MIDLOTHIANThree Rivers

HIGHLAND

FaithGateway

Highland SouthernGateway

MosaicGateway

Highland Avenue, ROBINSONPalestine

Highland Southern, HIGHLANDGateway

Highview Missionary, HARRISBURGBig Saline

Hillcrest, COUNTRY CLUB HILLSChicago Metro

Hillerman, GRAND CHAINUnion

HILLSBORO

CalvaryRehoboth

Schram CityRehoboth

St James Macoupin

HILLSIDE, World DeliveranceChicago Metro

HILLVIEW, HillviewSandy Creek

Hinsdale Chinese, CLARENDON HILLSChicago Metro

HOFFMAN ESTATES, DestinyMiscellaneous

Holiday Shores, EDWARDSVILLEGateway

Holy Bible Missionary, HARVEYChicago Metro

Homberg, GOLCONDAAntioch

Hoosier Prairie, LOUISVILLEOlney

Hope Christian, SKOKIEChicago Metro

Hope Korean Comm, PARK RIDGEChicago Metro

Hopewell, PANARehoboth

Hopewell Missionary, MCLEANSBOROGoshen Trail

Horse Prairie, SESSERFranklin

Household of Faith, MARKHAMChicago Metro

Hurricane Memorial, HERRINWilliamson

HUTSONVILLE, HeartlandPalestine

Iglesia Agape, COLLINSVILLEMetro East

Iglesia Alfa y Omega, AURORAFox Valley

Iglesia Betel, BERWYNFox Valley

Iglesia Bethania, ELGINFox Valley

Iglesia Biblica, CHICAGOChicago Metro

Iglesia Camino Al Cielo, JOLIETThree Rivers

Iglesia Cristiana El Camino, DES PLAINESChicago Metro

Iglesia Cristo El Redentor, CHICAGOChicago Metro

Iglesia Cristo Rompe Las Cadenas, CHICAGO HEIGHTSChicago Metro

Iglesia Dios Con Nosotros, CHICAGOMiscellaneous

Iglesia El Calvario, ELGINFox Valley

Iglesia El Camino, ROUND LAKE BEACHLake County

Iglesia El Mesias, CHICAGOMiscellaneous

Iglesia Emanuel, AURORAFox Valley

Iglesia Erie, CHICAGOChicago Metro

Iglesia Evangelica Filadelfia, CHICAGOChicago Metro

Iglesia Getsemani

MONTGOMERYFox Valley

STERLING

Sinnissippi

Iglesia Gran Comision, WAUKEGAN Lake County

Iglesia Hispana, STERLING

Sinnissippi

Iglesia Latina de Effingham, EFFINGHAM Kaskaskia

Iglesia Luz Y Verdad, CRYSTAL LAKEMiscellaneous

Iglesia Maranatha, GRANITE CITYGateway

Iglesia Misionera North Ave, CHICAGOChicago Metro

Iglesia Nazaret, CHICAGOMiscellaneous

Iglesia Peniel, CHICAGOMiscellaneous

Iglesia Piedra Angular, NORTH AURORAFox Valley

Iglesia Principe de Paz, SPRINGFIELDHeartland Network

Iglesia Renacer, NORTH CHICAGOLake County

Iglesia Sendero de Vida, SHOREWOODThree Rivers

Iglesia Vida Nueva, ELGINFox Valley

Ignite, BREESEKaskaskia

Immanuel

BENTONFranklin

CHICAGOChicago Metro

METROPOLISUnion

Immanuel Korean, ROLLING MEADOWSChicago Metro

Immanuel Praise & Worship, COBDENClear Creek

In the Upper Room, GLENWOODChicago Metro

INA, Ina MissionaryFranklin

Indian Camp, STONEFORTWilliamson

International Fellowship, MONTGOMERYChicago Metro

INGRAHAM, IngrahamOlney

IOLA, Iola MissionaryMiscellaneous

Island City, WILMINGTONThree Rivers

Island Grove, MARTINSVILLEPalestine

ITASCA, Lighthouse of TruthChicago Metro

IUKA, Pleasant GroveSalem South

Jackson Creek Fellowship, MANHATTANThree Rivers

Jackson Grove, BENTONFranklin

Jackson Township, EFFINGHAMLouisville

JACKSONVILLE

CalvarySandy Creek

Gathering of the First BornSandy Creek

Lincoln AvenueSandy Creek

Jasper, FAIRFIELDGreater Wabash

Jerome Lane, CAHOKIAMetro East

JERSEYVILLE, ParadiseMacoupin

Jesus is the Life, PARK FORESTChicago Metro

JOHNSTON CITY, RedemptionWilliamson

JOLIET, Iglesia Camino Al CieloThree Rivers

JONESBORO

Jonesboro FirstClear Creek

Lockard ChapelClear Creek

ReynoldsvilleClear Creek

JOPPA, Joppa MissionaryUnion

Journey, NORMALEast Central

Journey of Kankakee Co, BOURBONNAISThree Rivers

JOY, Joy First

Quad Cities

JUNCTION, Junction First Saline

JUNCTION CITY, Glenridge First Kaskaskia

Karen Mission

GLEN ELLYN Chicago Metro

MACHESNEY PARK North Central

KARNAK, Karnak First Union

KEENES

Keenes Missionary

Greater Wabash

Ten Post Oak Greater Wabash

KELL, Kell Salem South

KEWANEE, First Congregational Quad Cities

KEYESPORT, Columbus Southern

KILBOURNE

Mt Zion

New Lebanon

KINCAID, Kincaid

Rehoboth

Heartland Network

Heartland Network

Heartland Network

Kingdom, CARMI Goshen Trail

Kingdom Pathway, CHICAGO

Chicago Metro

KINMUNDY, Meacham Louisville

Korean Bethel, ARLINGTON HTS

La Mision de Jesus, COUNTRYSIDE

Chicago Metro

Miscellaneous

Lake Creek, MARION Williamson

Lakeland, CARBONDALE

Nine Mile

Land Street Missionary, HARRISBURG Saline

Laramie Street, PEORIA

Larkin Avenue, ELGIN

Metro Peoria

Fox Valley

LAWRENCEVILLE, Lawrenceville First Palestine

Lebanon Missionary, MT VERNON

Salem South

Ledford, HARRISBURG Saline

Legacy, METROPOLIS Union

LEMONT, Emmanuel

Three Rivers

LEROY, Leroy First East Central

Liberty

BURNT PRAIRIE

Greater Wabash

HARRISBURG Saline

MACEDONIA Franklin

PEKIN

Metro Peoria

Life Church Eastland, METROPOLIS Union

Life Tide, GRANITE CITY Gateway

Light & Grace, WAUKEGAN

Light of Christ, E SAINT LOUIS

Lighthouse

ANTIOCH

MONMOUTH

Lighthouse Community, NASHVILLE

Lighthouse Fellowship, FRANKFORT

Lighthouse of Truth, ITASCA

Limestone, COBDEN

Lake County

Metro East

Lake County

Metro Peoria

Metro East

Chicago Metro

Chicago Metro

Clear Creek

LINCOLN, Lincoln Southern Central

Lincoln Avenue, JACKSONVILLE

Sandy Creek

Lincoln Wood, ROCKFORD North Central

LITCHFIELD

Litchfield First Macoupin

Litchfield Southern Macoupin

New Hope Macoupin

Living Faith, SHERMAN Heartland Network

LIVINGSTON, Grace Fellowship Gateway

LivingStone, MARION Williamson

Living Stones Fellowship, ROCKFORD North Central

Living Word Bible, WESTMONT Miscellaneous

Lockard Chapel, JONESBORO Clear Creek

Logan Street, MT VERNON Salem South

Long Branch, GALATIA Saline

Long Prairie, BELLE RIVE Salem South

LOUISVILLE

Hoosier Prairie Olney

Louisville Louisville

Wabash Louisville

Love Fellowship, ROMEOVILLE Chicago Metro

LOVINGTON, Lovington First Central

LYNDON, Trinity Sinnissippi

LYONS, Nuevo Pacto Chicago Metro

MACEDONIA

Antioch Goshen Trail

Liberty Franklin

Macedonia

CASEY Westfield

MILL SHOALS Goshen Trail

Macedonia Missionary, HARRISBURG Big Saline

MACHESNEY PARK

Karen Mission

Machesney Park First

MACOMB, University

MADISON, Temple

MAHOMET, Church of the Cross

Main Street, BRAIDWOOD

MAKANDA

Makanda

MANHATTAN, Jackson Creek Fell

MANITO, Manito

MANTENO, Manteno First

Maple Grove, PERKS

Maranatha, ROCK FALLS Sinnissippi

MARENGO, Victory Rock Fox Valley

MARION

Center

Coal Bank Springs

Cornerstone

Cross Community Williamson

Davis Prairie

Harbor Clear Creek

Lake CreekWilliamson

LivingStone CommunityWilliamson

Marion FirstWilliamson

Marion SecondWilliamson

Marion ThirdWilliamson

The Journey Southern IllinoisMiscellaneous

The WordWilliamson

MARISSA

Clarmin FirstNine Mile

FaithMetro East

MARKHAM, Household of Faith Christian AssemblyChicago Metro

MARQUETTE HEIGHTS, Marquette Heights FirstMetro Peoria

Mars Hill, CHICAGOChicago Metro

MARSEILLES, ParkviewThree Rivers

MARSHALL

ClarksvilleWestfield

MarshallWestfield

Marshall Creek, ODINKaskaskia

MARTINSVILLE

FreedomMiscellaneous

Island GrovePalestine

Martinsville FirstWestfield

Olive BranchPalestine

MARYVILLE, Maryville FirstGateway

MASCOUTAH

Mascoutah FirstMetro East

Mercy's DoorMetro East

PurposedMetro East

MATTESON

Agape Bible FellowshipChicago Metro

New FaithChicago Metro

Matthews, PINCKNEYVILLENine Mile

MATTOON, Mattoon First SouthernWestfield

MAYWOOD

ProvisoChicago Metro

The Community in MaywoodChicago Metro

United Faith MissionaryMiscellaneous

MAZON, Coal City FirstThree Rivers

McArthur Drive, NORTH PEKINMetro Peoria

McCLURE, East CapeClear Creek

McHENRY, McHenry FirstFox Valley

McKinley Avenue, HARRISBURGSaline

McLEANSBORO

Blooming GroveGoshen Trail

DelafieldGoshen Trail

Freedom MissionaryFranklin

Hickory Hill MissionaryGoshen Trail

Hopewell MissionaryGoshen Trail

McLeansboro FirstGoshen Trail

New SalemGoshen Trail

Temple Greater Wabash

Ten Mile Goshen Trail

Meacham, KINMUNDYLouisville

Meadow Heights, COLLINSVILLEMetro East

Meadowbrook, AUBURNHeartland Network

Meadowbrook First, MOROGateway

Meadowdale First, CARPENTERSVILLEFox Valley

Meadowridge, ZIONLake County

MEDORA, Mt PleasantMacoupin

MELROSE PARK, EmpowermentChicago Metro

MENDOTA, VictoryFox Valley

Mercy's Door, MASCOUTAHMetro East

Metro, EDWARDSVILLEGateway

METROPOLIS

Grace Union

Immanuel Union

Legacy Union

Life Church EastlandUnion

Metropolis FirstUnion

New BeginningsUnion

Seven MileUnion

Waldo MissionaryUnion

Weaver CreekUnion

Metropolitan, GARY (IN)Chicago Metro

MICHIGAN CITY (IN), Christ ChurchMiscellaneous

MIDLOTHIAN

Higher GroundThree Rivers

Mision HispanaThree Rivers

MILAN, Faith FellowshipQuad Cities

MILL CREEK, Mill CreekClear Creek

MILL SHOALS

Macedonia Goshen Trail

Mill ShoalsGreater Wabash

MILLSTADT, MillstadtMetro East

Mision Hispana, MIDLOTHIANThree Rivers

Mission of Faith, CHICAGOChicago Metro

Mitchell First, GRANITE CITYGateway

MODESTO, ModestoMacoupin

MOLINE

Northcrest CalvaryQuad Cities

Race of the Elect of ChristQuad Cities

MOMENCE, Momence FirstThree Rivers

MONMOUTH, LighthouseMetro Peoria

MONTGOMERY

CalvaryFox Valley

Iglesia GetsemaniFox Valley

International Fellowship of BelieversChicago Metro

MONTICELLO, CalvaryEast Central

MONTROSE, MullenWestfield

Morning Star, ROCKFORDMiscellaneous

Morning Star Bible, CHICAGOChicago Metro

MORO, Meadowbrook First Gateway

MORRIS, Calvary Three Rivers

MORTON, Morton First Metro Peoria

Mosaic, HIGHLAND Gateway

MOUND CITY, Mound City First Clear Creek

MOUNDS, Mounds First Clear Creek

Mount Ebenezer, CHICAGO Miscellaneous

Mount Nebo, CHICAGO Chicago Metro

Mt Calvary, ROBBINS Chicago Metro

Mt Carmel Children of God, CHICAGO Chicago Metro

MT CARMEL, Mt Carmel First Greater Wabash

Mt Carmel, RAMSEY Rehoboth

Mt Joy, CHICAGO Chicago Metro

Mt Moriah, COFFEEN Rehoboth

MT OLIVE, Mt Olive First Macoupin

Mt Olive

DONGOLA Clear Creek

WEST YORK Palestine

Mt Olivet, GOLCONDA Antioch

Mt Pleasant

MEDORA Macoupin

PULASKI Clear Creek

MT PROSPECT

Bethel SBC Chicago Metro

Embassy Miscellaneous

New Lords Church Chicago Metro

Mt Vernon, CHICAGO Miscellaneous

MT VERNON

Bethel

KILBOURNE

NEOGA Westfield

PIASA Macoupin

Mt Zion Missionary, BUNCOMBE Union

Mt Zion of IL #2, CHICAGO Miscellaneous

MUDDY, Muddy First Saline

Mulberry Grove First, MULBERRY GROVE

Kaskaskia

MULKEYTOWN, Cleburne Franklin

Mullen, MONTROSE Westfield

MUNDELEIN, Mundelein First

Murdale, CARBONDALE

MURPHYSBORO

Elm Street

Sand Ridge

MURRAYVILLE Community Worship

East Union

Murrayville

Youngblood

NAPERVILLE

Cross of Christ

Pyung Kang

The Lord's Church

NASHVILLE

New Heart Fellowship

NEBO, Nebo

NEOGA

Faith Southern Westfield

Mt Zion Westfield

Net Community, STAUNTON Gateway

New Antioch Missionary, BELLEVILLE

NEW ATHENS, New Athens First

NEW BADEN, New Baden First

New Beginnings

Metro East

Metro East

Metro East

GIRARD Macoupin

GREENVILLE Rehoboth

METROPOLIS Union

STREATOR

Three Rivers

New Beginnings Christian Fellowship, ASHLAND Sandy Creek

New Beginnings of Chicago, CHICAGO Miscellaneous

New Bethel, RAMSEY Rehoboth

New Bethel Missionary, EAST ST LOUIS

Metro East

NEW BURNSIDE, New Burnside Saline

New Castle, HARRISBURG Saline

New Christian Fellowship, FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS

New Christian Life, EVANSTON

New City, URBANA

Metro East

Chicago Metro

East Central

New City Fellowship, CHICAGO Miscellaneous

NEW DOUGLAS, New Douglas Gateway

New Faith, MATTESON

New Harmony, CENTRALIA

Chicago Metro

Kaskaskia

New Heart Fellowship, NASHVILLE Nine Mile

New Hope

AURORA Fox Valley

BELKNAP Union

BUNCOMBE Clear Creek

COAL VALLEY Quad Cities

EFFINGHAM Kaskaskia

LITCHFIELD Macoupin

MT VERNON Salem South

ROBINSON Palestine

TOWER HILL Rehoboth

TUSCOLA Westfield

WAVERLY Sandy Creek

WORDEN Gateway

New Hope Christian, Chicago

Miscellaneous

New Hope Missionary, BENTON Franklin

New Hope of Como, STERLING

New Horizons Southern, PAWNEE

New Lebanon, KILBOURNE

New Life

Sinnissippi

Heartland Network

Heartland Network

ATHENS Heartland Network

BLUFORD Salem South

WAVERLY Heartland Network

New Life Bilingual, WEST CHICAGO

Chicago Metro

New Life Christian, HAMEL Gateway

New Life Community, EAST ST LOUIS

New Lords Church, MT PROSPECT

Metro East

Chicago Metro

New Prospect, BROUGHTON Goshen Trail

New Salem

CARRIER MILLS Saline

MCLEANSBORO Goshen Trail

New Salem Missionary, CREAL SPRINGS Union

New Song Ministries, ZION

New Tabernacle of Faith, CHICAGO

New Triedstone Missionary, CHICAGO

New Visions, E SAINT LOUIS

New Zion, ROCKFORD

NEWTON

Lake County

Miscellaneous

Chicago Metro

Metro East

Miscellaneous

Bogota First Olney

Newton Southern Palestine

NILWOOD, Nilwood Macoupin

Nine Mile, TAMAROA Nine Mile

NOBLE, Freedom Olney

NOKOMIS

Coalton Rehoboth

Grace Rehoboth

Shiloh Rehoboth

NORMAL College Avenue

East Central

Cornerstone

East Central

Miscellaneous Journey

NORRIS CITY

Ditney RidgeGoshen Trail

Norris City First SouthernGoshen Trail

North Alton, ALTONGateway

North America, GALATIASaline

NORTH AURORA

Cornerstone CommunityFox Valley

Iglesia Piedra AngularFox Valley

North Benton, BENTONFranklin

NORTH CHICAGO, Iglesia RenacerLake County

NORTH PEKIN, McArthur DriveMetro Peoria

North Side

FAIRFIELDGreater Wabash

CHARLESTONMiscellaneous

North Williford, HARRISBURGSaline

NORTHBROOK, Agape KoreanChicago Metro

Northcrest Calvary, MOLINEQuad Cities

NORTHFIELD, Northfield KoreanChicago Metro

Northside

DIXONSinnissippi

GRAYVILLEGreater Wabash

Nuevo Pacto, LYONSChicago Metro

Oak Grove

PINCKNEYVILLENine Mile

OBLONG

Oblong FirstPalestine

Prairie GrovePalestine

Prior GrovePalestine

OCONEE, OconeeRehoboth

ODIN

BethelKaskaskia

Marshall CreekKaskaskia

Odin Kaskaskia

O'FALLON, O'Fallon FirstMetro East

Old Du Quoin, DU QUOINFranklin

Old Union Missionary, MT VERNONSalem South

Olive Branch, MARTINSVILLEPalestine

Olive Branch Missionary, WAYNE CITYGreater Wabash

OLMSTED, CaledoniaClear Creek

OLNEY, Olney SouthernOlney

OLYMPIA FIELDS

CentralThree Rivers

Rehoboth EvangelisticChicago Metro

OPDYKE, OpdykeSalem South

Open Door, TOLEDOMiscellaneous

Orchard Valley, AURORAFox Valley

Original Wings of Faith, CHICAGOChicago Metro

ORION, Orion FirstQuad Cities

ORLAND PARK, Fellowship BibleThree Rivers

OSWEGO

Crosspointe

The Source

Three Rivers

Three Rivers

OTTERVILLE, Otterville Southern Sandy Creek

Overcup, VANDALIA Rehoboth

OZARK, Ozark Saline

PALMYRA, Grace Sandy Creek

PANA

Celebration Community Rehoboth

Hopewell Rehoboth

PANAMA, Redeemer Rehoboth

Pankeyville, HARRISBURG Saline

Panther Creek New Beginnings, CHANDLERVILLE Sandy Creek

Panther Fork Missionary, TEXICO Salem South

Paradise, JERSEYVILLE Macoupin

PARIS, Paris Southern Miscellaneous

Park Avenue, MT VERNON

Salem South

PARK CITY, Family Bible Lake County

PARK FOREST

Garden of Peace Chicago Metro

Jesus is the Life Chicago Metro

PARK RIDGE

Blu Church Chicago Metro

Hope Korean Community Chicago Metro

Parkview, MARSEILLES

Three Rivers

Pasfield Southern, SPRINGFIELD Heartland Network

PATOKA, Patoka First Kaskaskia

PATTERSON, Wilmington Sandy Creek

PAWNEE, New Horizons Southern Heartland Network

PAYSON, Payson Southern Bay Creek

PEKIN, Liberty Metro Peoria

Pelley Road Christian Fellowship, ROCKFORD

Peniel Multi-Ethnic, CHICAGO

Pennsylvania Ave., URBANA

North Central

Chicago Metro

East Central

Peoples Community, GLEN ELLYN Chicago Metro

Peoples Missionary, ROCK ISLAND

PEORIA

Quad Cities

Agape Metro Peoria

Capernaum Metro Peoria

Heaven's View Miscellaneous

Laramie Street Metro Peoria

Woodland Metro Peoria

PEORIA HEIGHTS, Galena Park Metro Peoria

Perfecting Faith, SWANSEA

Metro East

PERKS, Maple Grove Clear Creek

PERU, Peru First

Three Rivers

Peter's Creek, ELIZABETHTOWN Antioch

PETERSBURG

Petersburg First Heartland Network

Sandridge New Hope Heartland Network

PIASA, Mt Zion Macoupin

Pilgrim Rest Missionary, CHICAGO

Chicago Metro

Pilgrim Valley Missionary, ROBBINS

PINGREE GROVE, City of Joy

PITTSFIELD, Calvary

PLAINFIELD

Calvary International

Crosswinds

Friendship

Walking in Grace

PLAINVIEW, Plainview

Pleasant Dale, GIRARD

Pleasant Grove, IUKA

Pleasant Grove Missionary

FAIRFIELD

WAUKEGAN

PLEASANT HILL, Pleasant Hill First Bay Creek

Pleasant Hill

MT VERNON Salem South

ROODHOUSE Sandy Creek

THOMPSONVILLE Franklin

Pleasant Hill The Brick, GEFF Greater Wabash

Pleasant Mound, SMITHBORO Rehoboth

Pleasant Ridge

COBDEN Clear Creek

COLLINSVILLE Gateway

Pleasant Valley, BELLEVILLE Metro East

Pleasant Valley Missionary, THOMPSONVILLE Franklin

Pleasant View Missionary, MT VERNONSalem South

POCAHONTAS, Pocahontas FirstKaskaskia

Pontoon, GRANITE CITYGateway

POST BARRINGTON, Crossroads CommunityLake County

Practical Word Ministries, CHICAGOChicago Metro

PRAIRIE DU ROCHER, Prairie Du Rocher FirstMetro East

Prairie Grove, OBLONGPalestine

Primera Iglesia de LaVillita, CHICAGOChicago Metro

PRINCETON, BethelSinnissippi

Prior Grove, OBLONGPalestine

Progressive, CHICAGOChicago Metro

Proviso, MAYWOODChicago Metro

PULASKI, Mt PleasantClear Creek

Pyung Kang, NAPERVILLEChicago Metro

QUINCY

QuincyBay Creek

Quincy First SouthernBay Creek

Race of the Elect of Christ, MOLINEQuad Cities

RALEIGH, Raleigh Saline

RAMSEY

Bayle City Rehoboth

Mt CarmelRehoboth

New BethelRehoboth

Ramsey FirstRehoboth

VeraRehoboth

Ransom City, EVANSTONChicago Metro

RAYMOND, RaymondMacoupin

Real, CHICAGOChicago Metro

Reborn Community, CHICAGOChicago Metro

RED BUD, Red Bud FirstMetro East

Red Hill, GLEN CARBONGateway

Redeemer

PANAMARehoboth

URBANAEast Central

WATERLOOMiscellaneous

Redeemer Fellowship, ST CHARLESMiscellaneous

Redemption, JOHNSTON CITYWilliamson

Redemption Community, BELLEVILLEMetro East

Redemption Hour, ROMEOVILLEChicago Metro

Refreshing Spring, OAK LAWNChicago Metro

Rehoboth Evangelistic, OLYMPIA FIELDSChicago Metro

Rend, BENTONFranklin

Reno Southern, GREENVILLERehoboth

Restoration Missionary, ARLINGTON HTSLake County

Resurrection, BENTONFranklin

Resurrection City, CHICAGOMiscellaneous

Resurrection House, CHICAGOChicago Metro

Resurrection House of NW Ind, GARY INChicago Metro

Revelation Road, VIENNAUnion

Revive Community, MOUNT MORRISSinnissippi

Reynoldsville, JONESBOROClear Creek

Richland Southern, EAST PEORIAMetro Peoria

Ridge House of Praise, CHICAGOChicago Metro

RIDGWAY, Ridgway FirstSaline

River of Life

CLARENDON HILLSChicago Metro

URBANAEast Central

River Terrace, CHILLICOTHEMetro Peoria

RIVERTON, Riverton FirstHeartland Network

Road to Freedom, GALESBURGMetro Peoria

Roanoke, SPRINGFIELDHeartland Network

ROBBINS

Mt CalvaryChicago Metro

Pilgrim Valley MissionaryChicago Metro

ROBINSON

DuncanvillePalestine

Highland AvenuePalestine

New HopePalestine

ROCHESTER, Rochester FirstHeartland Network

ROCK FALLS, Maranatha

Sinnissippi

Rock Hill, CARBONDALE Nine Mile

ROCK ISLAND

Destiny Quad Cities

Peoples Missionary Quad Cities

The Word Miscellaneous

ROCKFORD

Calvary North Central

Freedom Missionary North Central

Grace North Central

Halsted Road North Central

Harvest Bible Miscellaneous

Lincoln Wood North Central

Living Stones Fellowship North Central

Morning Star Miscellaneous

New Zion Miscellaneous

Pelley Road Christian Fellowship North Central

Roe's Dale, PINCKNEYVILLE Nine Mile

Roland Manor, WASHINGTON Metro Peoria

ROLLING MEADOWS

Chinese Northwest Suburbs

Chicago Metro

Immanuel Korean Chicago Metro

Romanian, DES PLAINES Chicago Metro

Rome, CHILLICOTHE Metro Peoria

ROMEOVILLE

Love Fellowship

Chicago Metro

Redemption Hour Chicago Metro

Unity Korean Three Rivers

ROODHOUSE

Athensville Sandy Creek

Emmanuel Sandy Creek

Pleasant Hill Sandy Creek

Rose of Light, CHICAGO Chicago Metro

ROSICLARE, Rosiclare First Antioch

ROUND LAKE BEACH

Iglesia El Camino Lake County

Wilderness Gathering Lake County

ROYALTON, Royalton First Franklin

RUSHVILLE, Rushville First Southern Sandy Creek

Russian Ukranian, CHICAGO Miscellaneous

SAINT LOUIS (MO), The Body of Christ Metro East

SALEM

Bethlehem Salem South

Emmanuel Kaskaskia

Salem First Kaskaskia

Saline Ridge Missionary, HARRISBURG Big Saline

Samaria Missionary, ALBION

Sanctuary Messianic, GURNEE

SANDOVAL

Greater Wabash

Lake County

Fairman Kaskaskia

Sandoval Kaskaskia

Sandridge, WINCHESTER Sandy Creek

Sandridge New Hope, PETERSBURG Heartland Network

SANDWICH, Emmanuel

Three Rivers

Sandy Creek, TAMMS Clear Creek

SCHAUMBURG, Bapt Church of Schaumburg Chicago Metro

Schram City, HILLSBORO Rehoboth

Scott Street, ELDORADO Saline

SESSER

Horse Prairie Franklin

Sesser First Franklin

Seven Mile, METROPOLIS Union

SHATTUC, Diamond Springs Kaskaskia

SHAWNEETOWN, Shawneetown First Saline

SHELBYVILLE, Fellowship Central

SHERMAN, Living Faith Heartland Network

SHILOH, Spring Valley Metro East

Shiloh

BRIDGEPORT Palestine

NOKOMIS Rehoboth

THOMPSONVILLE Williamson

VILLA RIDGE Clear Creek

SHIPMAN

Bethlehem Macoupin

First CommunityMacoupin

SHOREWOODThree Rivers

Sendero de VidaThree Rivers

Westview Three Rivers

SIMPSON

County Line MissionaryUnion

Simpson MissionaryUnion

SIMS

Arrington PrairieGreater Wabash

Sims MissionaryGreater Wabash

SKOKIE, Hope ChristianChicago Metro

SLEEPY HOLLOW, Twin OaksFox Valley

Smith Grove, GREENVILLERehoboth

SMITHBORO

Pleasant MoundRehoboth

SmithboroRehoboth

SMITHTON, Smithton FirstMetro East

Sojourn, BELLEVILLEMiscellaneous

SOMONAUK, SomonaukThree Rivers

Sorento Southern, SORENTORehoboth

Soul Reviving Missionary, CHICAGOChicago Metro

SOUTH BELOIT, South Beloit FirstNorth Central

SOUTH CHICAGO HEIGHTS

FellowshipThree Rivers

TransformationThree Rivers

SOUTH PEKIN, South PekinMetro Peoria

South Side, MT VERNONSalem South

Southern Mission, EAST ST LOUISMetro East

Southtower Community, DAWSON

Heartland Network

Southwest, CHICAGO Lake County

Sow Chicago Community, CHICAGO Chicago Metro

SPARTA

Calvary Metro East

Sparta First Nine Mile

Spring Valley, SHILOH

Metro East

Springbrook Community, AURORA Chicago Metro

SPRINGFIELD

Congolese Heartland Network

Delta Heartland Network

Eastview Heartland Network

Iglesia Principe de Paz

Heartland Network

Pasfield Heartland Network

Roanoke Heartland Network

Springfield First

Heartland Network

Springfield Southern Heartland Network

Western Oaks

Heartland Network

Springhill, CREAL SPRINGS Williamson

ST CHARLES

Bethel Fox Valley

Redeemer Fellowship Miscellaneous

St James, HILLSBORO Macoupin

St James Community, BROADVIEW

St John Baptist Temple, CHICAGO

St Joseph Missionary, CHICAGO

St Mark Missionary, HARVEY

Starting Point Community, CHICAGO

Chicago Metro

Chicago Metro

Chicago Metro

Chicago Metro

Chicago Metro

STAUNTON, Net Community Macoupin

Steel City, BENTON Franklin

STEELEVILLE, Steeleville

STERLING

Emmanuel

Iglesia Getsemani

Iglesia Hispana

New Hope of Como

Sterling, FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS

Nine Mile

Sinnissippi

Sinnissippi

Sinnissippi

Sinnissippi

Metro East

Stewart Street, CARMI Greater Wabash

STONEFORT

Indian Camp Williamson

Stonefort Missionary Saline

Straightway, EAST ST LOUIS

Metro East

STRASBURG, Strasburg Louisville

STREAMWOOD, Central Grace

STREATOR

Erven Avenue

New Beginnings

Chicago Metro

Three Rivers

Three Rivers

Strong Tower, XENIA Louisville

SUBLETTE, Grace Fellowship Amboy-Sublette

Sugar Camp, BELLE RIVE

Sinnissippi

Goshen Trail

SULLIVAN, Sullivan Southern Central

Sulphur Springs, GOLCONDA Antioch

Summersville, MT VERNON

Salem South

Summit Avenue, DECATURCentral

Sunfield, DU QUOINNine Mile

SWANSEA

Perfecting FaithMetro East

Swansea Metro East

Westview Metro East

SYCAMORE, SycamoreFox Valley

Tabernacle, DECATURCentral

TALLULA, TallulaHeartland Network

TAMAROA

Nine MileNine Mile

Tamaroa FirstNine Mile

TAMMS

Sandy CreekClear Creek

Tamms CommunityClear Creek

Tamms FirstClear Creek

TAYLOR SPRINGS, Taylor Springs FirstRehoboth

TAYLORVILLE, Taylorville SouthernMiscellaneous

Temple

CANTONMetro Peoria

CENTRALIAKaskaskia

CHAMPAIGNEast Central

MADISONGateway

MCLEANSBORO Greater Wabash

Ten Mile, MCLEANSBOROGoshen Trail

Ten Post Oak, KEENESGreater Wabash

Tensae, GLEN ELLYNChicago Metro

TEXICO, Panther Fork MissionarySalem South

The Avenue, COAL VALLEYQuad Cities

The Body of Christ, SAINT LOUIS (MO)Metro East

The Bridge, ALTONGateway

The Church in Dekalb, DEKALBMiscellaneous

The Community in Maywood, MAYWOODChicago Metro

The Connection Community, CHICAGOChicago Metro

The Journey, E PEORIAMetro Peoria

The Journey Metro East, BELLEVILLEMiscellaneous

The Journey Southern Illinois, MARIONMiscellaneous

The Lord's Church, NAPERVILLE Chicago Metro

The Lord's Way Missionary, CHICAGOChicago Metro

The Resurrection Bible, HAMPSHIREFox Valley

The Ridge, CARBONDALENine Mile

The Source, OSWEGOThree Rivers

The Word

MARIONWilliamson

ROCK ISLANDMiscellaneous

THEBES

Beech GroveClear Creek

Thebes FirstClear Creek

THOMPSONVILLE

Pleasant Hill Franklin

Pleasant Valley Missionary Franklin

Shiloh Williamson

Thompsonville First Franklin

TILDEN, Tilden First Nine Mile

TINLEY PARK, Tinley Park First Chicago Metro

TOLEDO

Open Door Miscellaneous

Toledo First Westfield

TOLONO, Tolono First East Central

TOWER HILL, New Hope Rehoboth

Towerview, BELLEVILLE

Metro East

Trail of Hope Cowboy, ALEDO Quad Cities

Transformation

SOUTH CHICAGO HEIGHTS

TREMONT, Tremont

TRENTON, West Gate

Trinity

Three Rivers

Metro Peoria

Kaskaskia

GALVA Metro Peoria

GILLESPIE Macoupin

LYNDON Sinnissippi

Trinity International, CAROL STREAM

Chicago Metro

Tri-Valley, BLOOMINGTON Central

TROY, Bethel Gateway

True Fellowship Missionary, CHICAGO

True Worship, CASEYVILLE

Truth Foundation, BLOOMINGTON

Twin Oaks, SLEEPY HOLLOW

Tyrannus, ARLINGTON HTS

ULLIN, Ullin First

Miscellaneous

Metro East

Chicago Metro

Fox Valley

Chicago Metro

Clear Creek

Union Grove, ELDORADO Saline

Union Missionary, DAHLGREN

Goshen Trail

United, BAYLIS Bay Creek

United Faith Missionary, MAYWOOD Miscellaneous

United Missionary, BUNCOMBE Clear Creek

Unity

GRANITE CITY Gateway

MAKANDA Nine Mile

Unity Korean, ROMEOVILLE Three Rivers

Universal, HARVEY Chicago Metro

University

CARBONDALE Nine Mile

CHARLESTON Westfield

MACOMB Metro Peoria

UNIVERSITY PARK, University Park First Chicago Metro

Uptown, CHICAGO Chicago Metro

Urban Voice, CHICAGO Chicago Metro

URBANA

New City East Central

Pennsylvania Avenue

Redeemer

River of Life East Central

Vale, BLOOMINGTON East Central

VALIER

Valier FirstFranklin

Valier SecondFranklin

VANDALIA

BethelRehoboth

Grace Comm FellowshipRehoboth

HagarstownRehoboth

OvercupRehoboth

TempleRehoboth

UnityKaskaskia

Vera, RAMSEYRehoboth

Victory

ALTON Gateway

MENDOTAFox Valley

Victory Rock, MARENGOFox Valley

VIENNA

FellowshipClear Creek

Oak Grove Union

Revelation RoadUnion

Vienna FirstUnion

Vietnamese Alliance, CHICAGOChicago Metro

Villa Hills First, BELLEVILLEMetro East

VILLA PARK, Grace CommunityChicago Metro

VILLA RIDGE, ShilohClear Creek

VIRDEN, Grace SouthernMacoupin

Wabash, LOUISVILLELouisville

Waldo Missionary, METROPOLISUnion

Walkerville, WHITE HALLSandy Creek

Walking in Grace, PLAINFIELDChicago Metro

Walnut Grove

CARMIMiscellaneous

HARRISBURGBig Saline

WALNUT HILL, Baker StreetSalem South

WALSHVILLE, WalshvilleRehoboth

Wamac Missionary, CENTRALIAKaskaskia

WASHINGTON

Harvard HillsMetro Peoria

Roland ManorMetro Peoria

Washington FirstMetro Peoria

Wasson Missionary, HARRISBURGSaline

WATERLOO

RedeemerMiscellaneous

Waterloo FirstMetro East

WATSEKA, Cornerstone MinistriesThree Rivers

WATSON, WatsonLouisville

WAUKEGAN

Iglesia Gran ComisionLake County

Light & GraceLake County

Pleasant Grove MissionaryLake County

WAVERLY

New HopeSandy Creek

New Life Heartland Network

WAYNE CITY

Ellis MoundGreater Wabash

Olive Branch MissionaryGreater Wabash

Wayne CityGreater Wabash

Weaver Creek, METROPOLISUnion

WELDON, WeldonEast Central

West 22nd St, GRANITE CITYGateway

WEST CHICAGO

Christ Transformed LivesChicago Metro

New Life BilingualChicago Metro

West City, BENTONFranklin

WEST FRANKFORT

CalvaryFranklin

Grace FellowshipFranklin

West Frankfort FirstFranklin

West Frankfort SecondMiscellaneous

West Frankfort ThirdFranklin

West Gate, TRENTONKaskaskia

West Side

DU QUOINNine Mile

MT VERNONSalem South

WEST UNION, West Union FirstPalestine

WEST YORK, Mt OlivePalestine

Western Oaks, SPRINGFIELDHeartland Network

WESTFIELD, WestfieldWestfield

WESTMONT, Living Word BibleMiscellaneous

Westview

SHOREWOODThree Rivers

SWANSEAMetro East

WHEATON, Wheaton SecondMiscellaneous

WHITE HALL

CalvarySandy Creek

WalkervilleSandy Creek

Whitelaw Avenue, WOOD RIVERGateway

WHITTINGTON, WhittingtonFranklin

Wilderness Gathering, ROUND LAKE BEACHLake County

WILLOW SPRINGS, Willow Springs FirstChicago Metro

Wilmington, PATTERSON Sandy Creek

WILMINGTON, Island City Three Rivers

WINCHESTER

BloomfieldSandy Creek

CornerstoneSandy Creek

GlasgowSandy Creek

GraceSandy Creek

SandridgeSandy Creek

Winkle, COULTERVILLENine Mile

Winstanley, FAIRVIEW HEIGHTSMetro East

WINTHROP HARBOR, Winthrop Harbor FirstLake County

Wisetown, GREENVILLE Kaskaskia

Woburn, GREENVILLE Rehoboth

WOLF LAKE, Galilee Clear Creek

WOOD DALE, Wood Dale First Fox Valley

WOOD RIVER, Whitelaw Avenue Gateway

Woodland, PEORIA Metro Peoria

WOODLAWN, Woodlawn First Salem South

WOODSON, Woodson Sandy Creek

WOODSTOCK

Eden Fox Valley

Gospel Grace Fox Valley

WORDEN, New Hope Gateway

World Deliverance, HILLSIDE Chicago Metro

XENIA, Strong Tower Louisville

YORKVILLE, Grace Community Miscellaneous

Youngblood, MURRAYVILLE Sandy Creek

ZEIGLER, Zeigler First Franklin

Zif, CLAY CITY Olney

ZION

Meadowridge Lake County

New Song Ministries Lake County

Zion Hill, CENTRALIA Kaskaskia

Zomi Emmanuel, GLEN ELLYN Chicago Metro

2/3/2020

Section M

Pastors and Associational Mission Strategists

(For other ordained ministers, consult next roster)

Each church, in its sovereignty and subject to no power or authority of the Convention, ordains and licenses ministers and calls and employs pastors and staff. Consequestly, the listings below are in no way considered a recommendation or affirmation. The persons are listed, based on responses from churches and other organizations, solely for information with no approval implied or expressed. Associations and churches are recorded with the names. For further information refer to Section H.

Organization Association Name

Abaya, Yao (Quad Cities Area Baptist Association)

Abel, William (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Adames, Ismael (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Adames, Ismael (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Adams, Billy (Palestine Baptist Association)

Adams, David (Lake County Baptist Association)

Aguirre, Mario (Miscellaneous)

Ahlenius, Dan (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Ahn, Byung (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Ahn, Eul (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Ahn, Hyoung (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Ahn, James (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Aidoo, Eric (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Alcala, Ricardo (Sinnissippi Baptist Association)

Allcorn, Nathan (Palestine Baptist Association)

Allen, Bruce (Lake County Baptist Association)

Allen, Charles (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Allen, James (Central Baptist Association)

Allen, Jim (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Allen, Michael (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Short Name

Race of the Elect of Christ

The Resurrection Bible Chapel

Westview

Iglesia Sendero de Vida

West Union First

New Song Ministries

Iglesia Dios con Nosotros

Ellis Grove First

Unity Korean

Carbondale Korean Vision

Korean Bethel

Agape Korean

Calvary International

Iglesia Getsemani

Mt Olive

Meadowridge

Elm Street

Findlay First Southern

Grace

Uptown

Amegatcher, Henry (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)Redemption Hour Ministries

Anders, Craig (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Anderson, Brian (Union Baptist Association)

Anderson, J D (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Andreson, Dave (Miscellaneous)

Andrews, Scott (Central Baptist Association)

Angelly, David (Big Saline Baptist Association)

Bloomfield

Life Church Eastland

Centennial Missionary

Resurrection City

Emmanuel

Walnut Grove

Annable, John (Nine Mile Baptist Association) University

Aquino, Armando (Lake County Baptist Association)

Arcila, Juan (Lake County Baptist Association)

Arnold, Phillip (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Ashby, John (Salem South Baptist Association)

Associational Contact, Acting (DOM)

Au, Vinh (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Augenstein, Jim (Heartland Baptist Network)

Austin, Arthur (Antioch Baptist Association)

Auten, Kevin (Gateway Baptist Association)

Auxier, David (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Auxier, Tony (DOM)

Ayres, Denver (Salem South Baptist Association)

Babalola, Sola (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Baggott, Raymond (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Bailie, James (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Family Bible

Iglesia Renacer

Calvary

Panther Fork Missionary

Big Saline Association

Vietnamese of Chicago

Sandridge New Hope

Cave in Rock First

Meadowbrook First

Liberty

Clear Creek Association

Logan Street

Kingdom Pathway

Tamaroa First

Schram City

Baker, Derrick (East Central Illinois Baptist Association)Church of the Cross

Baker, Ernest (Miscellaneous)

Baker, Gene (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

New Hope Christian

Hamilton First

Baker, Glenn (Central Baptist Association)

Baker, Glenn (Central Baptist Association)

Baker, Morris (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Baker, Roy Lee (Antioch Baptist Association)

Ballance, Scott (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Ballard, Craig (Metro East Baptist Association)

Ballard, Marvin (Union Baptist Association)

Ballesteros, Italo (Lake County Baptist Association)

Banks, Tony (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Barajas, Ruben (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Barnett, Richard (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Barnfield, Karl (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Barnhill, Bobby (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Bartmer, Thomas (Lake County Baptist Association)

Beam, James (DOM)

Beam, James (Olney Baptist Association)

Beasley, Brett (Miscellaneous)

Beauchamp, Terry (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Beck, Carl (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Beck, Darren (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Beck, Ryan (Saline Baptist Association)

Bell, Doug (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Bentz, Daniel (Sinnissippi Baptist Association)

Betts, Lacie (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Bevans, Basil (Bay Creek Baptist Association)

Beyer, Darren (Metro East Baptist Association)

Biggerstaff, Garrett (Greater Wabash Baptist Association)

Biggerstaff, Roy (Miscellaneous)

Lovington First

Hammond Missionary

Clifton

Rosiclare First

Calvary

Eastview

Seven Mile

Light and Grace

Agape Bible Fellowship

Iglesia Piedra Angular

University

Eternity

McArthur Drive

Lighthouse Church of Antioch

Olney Association

Zif

West Frankfort Second

Grace

Calvary

New Beginnings

Carrier Mills First

Woodson

Northside

Elco Southern

Quincy

Faith

Pleasant Grove Missionary

Walnut Grove

Biggerstaff, Tim (Greater Wabash Baptist Association)Temple

Bigham, Don (Salem South Baptist Association)

Bigsby, David (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Binkley, Carlton (Central Baptist Association)

Bird, Jordan (Miscellaneous)

Baker Street

In the Upper Room Ministries

Tabernacle

The Journey‐SI

Bittle, Richard (Nine Mile Baptist Association) Unity

Black, Randy (Westfield Baptist Association)

Blackmon, Billy (Gateway Baptist Association)

Blakey, Rick (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Blan, Randy (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Blankenbaker, Clay (Union Baptist Association)

Macedonia

Highland Southern

Glasgow

Families of Faith

New Beginnings

Bledsoe, Josh (East Central Illinois Baptist Association)Calvary

Bost, Milton (Heartland Baptist Network)

Bovey, Dan (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Chatham

New Life Bilingual

Boyd, Scott (East Central Illinois Baptist Association)Temple

Brackenridge, Cory (Miscellaneous)

Braddock, Keith (Gateway Baptist Association)

Mt Zion of IL #2

West 22nd Street

Bradford Jr, Amos (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)First New Mt Olive Missionary

Bradley, Kevin (Franklin Baptist Association)

Valier First

Branson, Jerry (Palestine Baptist Association)

Breedlove, Steve (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Brewer, Ray (Metro East Baptist Association)

Bricker, Jon (Miscellaneous)

Bridgeman, Doug (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Bridgeman, Jamie (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Brogdon, Rob (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Brooks, Corey (Miscellaneous)

Brooks, James (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Brooks, Rory (Metro East Baptist Association)

Brooks, Van (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Broughton, Ronald (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Brown, David (Gateway Baptist Association)

Brown, Herman (North Central Baptist Association)

Brown, Nathan (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Brown, Ralph (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Brown, Terrence (Miscellaneous)

Bruce, Michael (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Bruce, Ronald (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Buchanan, Joseph (Union Baptist Association)

Bullard, Donald (Franklin Baptist Association)

Bunch, Gerald (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Bunfill, Keith (Saline Baptist Association)

Burzynski, Dale (Franklin Baptist Association)

Butts, Walter (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Byars, Mark (Goshen Trail Baptist Association)

Byrd, Jeremy (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Cairel, Derrick (Franklin Baptist Association)

Calio, John ()

Calio, John (Westfield Baptist Association)

Flat Rock First Missionary

Victory

Villa Hills

Charis Community

Pleasant Ridge

Reynoldsville

Emmanuel

New Beginnings of Chicago

Harmony Community

New Antioch Missionary

New Hope

Carlyle First

Dow Southern

Lincoln Wood

Real

Mt Calvary

True Fellowship Missionary

Good Hope Missionary

Victory Rock Fellowship

Metropolis First

Jackson Grove

Rushville First Southern

Stonefort Missionary

Ina Missionary

Mt Carmel Children of God

Mc Leansboro First

Lincoln Avenue

Liberty

Westfield Association

Mattoon First Southern

Callison, Kenneth (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)Richland Southern

Campo, Michael (Miscellaneous)

Cannon, Kevin (Metro East Baptist Association)

Carlock Jr, Tom (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Carlock, Hugh (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Living Word Bible

Perfecting Faith Ministry

Panther Creek New Beginning

Panther Creek New Beginning

Carpenter, Mark (East Central Illinois Baptist Association)Bethel

Carroll, Ronny ()

Carrothers, Kevin ()

Carruthers, Kelly (Louisville Baptist Association)

Carruthers, Robert ()

Metro East Association

Salem South Association

Louisville

Sandy Creek Association

Carswell, John (Central Baptist Association) Fellowship

Carter, Jack (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Grace Temple Ministries

Carter, Nathan (Chicago Metro Baptist Association) Immanuel

Carter, William (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

River Terrace

Carthan, Gregory (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)Grace Community

Cartwright, Paul (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)Jesus is the Life

Carver, Charlie (Heartland Baptist Network)

Southtower Community

Cash, Mike (Franklin Baptist Association)

West Frankfort First

Castile, Christopher (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)Garden of Peace

Castro, Christian (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)Iglesia Evangelica Filadelfia

Caudill, Drake (Greater Wabash Baptist Association)Carmi First

Chambers, Rick (Gateway Baptist Association)

Chan, Mark (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Chen, Kensheen (Miscellaneous)

Choi, Hwa (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Choi, Ray (Miscellaneous)

Chung, Daniel (Miscellaneous)

Chung, Ho (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Chung, Ho (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Clark, Ted (Franklin Baptist Association)

Clark, Thomas (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Cleeton, Robert (Macoupin Baptist Association)

Closson, Ronald (Louisville Baptist Association)

Cloyd, Brent (DOM)

Coble, Bryan (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Cockrum, Harl (Goshen Trail Baptist Association)

Cockrum, Mark (Franklin Baptist Association)

Cole, Michael (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Collins, Michael (Metro East Baptist Association)

Collins, Tim (Greater Wabash Baptist Association)

Temple

Urban Voice Community

Apprenticeship ‐ Kensheen Chen

Immanuel Korean

Gracepoint Chicago

Church of the Beloved‐Near West

Mount Prospect Korean

Pyung Kang

Old Du Quoin

World Deliverance Christian

Mt Pleasant

Strong Tower

Greater Wabash Association

Sow Chicago

New Salem

Pleasant Valley Missionary

Dongola First

Mercy's Door

Liberty

Colon, Andrews (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)Willow Springs First

Colvin, David (Westfield Baptist Association)

Conde, Carlos (Lake County Baptist Association)

Conner, Ted (Williamson Baptist Association)

Cooper, Paul (Westfield Baptist Association)

Copeland, K (Miscellaneous)

Coram, Glenn (Union Baptist Association)

Corona, Rene (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Cortes, Julio (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Ashmore First

Iglesia El Camino

Creal Springs First

Marshall

New Zion

Immanuel

Iglesia Alfa y Omega

Iglesia Vida Nueva

Corzine, Jarad (Gateway Baptist Association) Unity

Covington, Anthony (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)Mt Joy

Cox, Kevin (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Cox, Virgil (Antioch Baptist Association)

Crain, Milton (Heartland Baptist Network)

Bethel

Mt Olivet

New Life

Crenshaw, Raenell (East Central Illinois Baptist Association)Christian Center of Hope

Crownover, Michael (Lake County Baptist Association)Mundelein First

Cruse, Adam (Heartland Baptist Network)

Cureton, Barnicio (Metro East Baptist Association)

Cutsinger, Chris (Williamson Baptist Association)

Dalton, Jeffrey (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Living Faith

Light of Christ

Center

Central

Damkoehler, Jason (East Central Illinois Baptist Association)Journey

Dang, Dung (North Central Baptist Association) Grace

Darden, Gerald (Heartland Baptist Network)

Darnell, Jerold (Metro East Baptist Association)

New Life

Spring Valley

Dates, Charlie (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Daugherty, Justin (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Progressive

Mulberry Grove First

Davis, Benjamin (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)St John Baptist Temple

Davis, Bob (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Davis, Brooke (Westfield Baptist Association)

Davis, Doug (Central Baptist Association)

Davis, Jonathan (Heartland Baptist Network)

Davis, Marvin (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Davis, Randolph (Gateway Baptist Association)

Coulterville First

Greenup First Southern

Arthur Southern

Delta

Anew Life Ministry Missionary

New Hope

de la O, Jonathan (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)Starting Point Community

De Leon, Daniel (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)Iglesia Cristiana El Camino

Deboe, Marion (Metro East Baptist Association)

DeClue, Gene (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Deitz, Robert (Goshen Trail Baptist Association)

del Rios, Marvin (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Delaney, Michael (Palestine Baptist Association)

New Mt Zion Missionary

Sorento Southern

Delafield

Iglesia Erie

Heartland

Delgado, Heriberto (Lake County Baptist Association)Iglesia Gran Comision

Denton, David (Gateway Baptist Association)

Deverick, Dale (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

DeWitt, J Andrew (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Dickerson, Robert (Williamson Baptist Association)

Diel, Virgil (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Diel, Virgil (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Dilliner, Nathan (Franklin Baptist Association)

Dillow, Carl (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

DiMauro, Nick (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Dirkans, James (Miscellaneous)

Dirkse, John (Miscellaneous)

Dixon, Mary (Metro East Baptist Association)

Dixon, Vesta (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Dobson, Andre (Gateway Baptist Association)

DOM, Interim ()

Donato, Danny (Metro East Baptist Association)

Dorsey, Rick ()

Dorsey, Rick (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Douglas, Bruce (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Downard, Jeff (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Downen, Virgil (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Drake, Eric (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Draper, Jason (Miscellaneous)

Draper, John (Lake County Baptist Association)

Driskell, Richard (Saline Baptist Association)

Duckworth, Charles (Union Baptist Association)

Duckworth, Victor (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Dunmyer, Dale (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Durham, Thomas (DOM)

Dutton, Thomas (Antioch Baptist Association)

Bethesda

Smithboro

Salem First

Marion First

Beech Grove

Grace Community

Ewing First

Immanuel Praise & Worship

Anna First

Good Shepherd

Harvest Bible Chapel

Zion Temple

Evening Star Missionary

Calvary

Lake County Association

Lighthouse Community

Chicago Metro Association

Beacon Hill Missionary

Walking in Grace

Winkle

Diamond Springs

Nine Mile

Bethany Road Bible

Winthrop Harbor First

New Burnside

Revelation Road

Mt Olive

Grand Tower First

Sinnissippi Association

Brownfield

Dye, Billy (Saline Baptist Association)

Eaton, Kent (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

McKinley Avenue

Du Quoin Second

Eavenson, L Wright (Three Rivers Baptist Association)Bethel

Eddington, Dan ()

Three Rivers Association

Edwards Jr, Jasper (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)Rose of Light

Eggley, Thomas L. (Heartland Baptist Network)

Elam, Richard (Metro East Baptist Association)

Elam, Rudy (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Eller, Roy (Macoupin Baptist Association)

Ellis, Byron (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Ellison, Scott (Miscellaneous)

Ellsworth, Marty (Miscellaneous)

Kincaid

Jerome Lane

Walshville

New Hope

Refreshing Springs

Morning Star

Emmaus Road

Elmore, Franklin (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)Practical Word Ministries

Embry, Matt (Gateway Baptist Association)

Embry, Matt (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Endsley, Robert (Metro East Baptist Association)

Evans, Brian (Miscellaneous)

Evans, Don (Salem South Baptist Association)

Evans, Olen (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Evaul, Robert (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Ewell, Harold (Saline Baptist Association)

Falgout, J (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Mosaic

Ignite

Smithton First

Church in the Loop

West Side Missionary

Brownstown First

Oconee

Land Street Missionary

Cobden First

Faulkenberry, Duane (Williamson Baptist Association)Bryan Street

Faulkner, David (Union Baptist Association)

Faulkner, Lanny (Central Baptist Association)

Felder, Trunell (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Felix, Dennis (Metro East Baptist Association)

Fellows, Ron (Greater Wabash Baptist Association)

Ferguson, Elvin (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

County Line Missionary

Atwood First

New Faith International

Prairie Du Rocher First

Crossville Missionary

New Seasons Chicago

Ferguson, William (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)Temple

Figueroa, Josue (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

File, Jerad (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

File, Loren (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Filkins, Tim (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Firasek, Tom (DOM)

Fisher, Bennie (Heartland Baptist Network)

Eden

Redeemer

Hagarstown

Momence First

Metro East Association

Eastview

Fitzjerrells, Benton (Salem South Baptist Association)Camp Ground

Flesch, Mitchell (Salem South Baptist Association)

Foeller, Tony (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Fogerson, Michael (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Fookes, Kenneth (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Ford, James (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Ford, Jerry ()

Forthman , Frank (Union Baptist Association)

Foxworth, Ben (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Franklin, Jay (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Park Avenue

Harvest Church of Southern IL

Chester First

East Fork

Christ Bible

Williamson Association

New Hope

Bethel

Bethany

Frazier, Michael (East Central Illinois Baptist Association)Tolono First

Freels, Stephen (Greater Wabash Baptist Association)Mt Carmel First

French, Jared (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Full, Donald (Heartland Baptist Network)

Fuller, Brian (Salem South Baptist Association)

Funkhouser, Chris (Gateway Baptist Association)

Gallion, Rob (Heartland Baptist Network)

Galloway, Kevin (Miscellaneous)

Gant, Bailey (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Gao, Stephen (Miscellaneous)

Garcia, Vincente (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Gardner, Joe (DOM)

Garland, Arthur (Macoupin Baptist Association)

Garrett, Michael (Williamson Baptist Association)

Gass, Rodney (Salem South Baptist Association)

Gee, Jeffrey (Williamson Baptist Association)

Bartonville

Havana Southern

Woodlawn First

Pathway

Petersburg First

Christ Church

South Shore Bible

Apprenticeship ‐ Stephen Wei Gao

Primera Iglesia de La Villita

Metro Peoria Association

Modesto

Indian Camp

New Life

Hurricane Memorial

Georgescu, Gabriel (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)Iglesia Biblica

Gervasi, Frank (Sinnissippi Baptist Association)

Gibson, Timothy (Metro East Baptist Association)

Gilbert, Tim (Westfield Baptist Association)

Gilleland, David (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Gilley, David (Williamson Baptist Association)

Goble, Rex (Westfield Baptist Association)

Goldman, Mark (Williamson Baptist Association)

Gomez, Steven (Miscellaneous)

Gomez, Steven (Miscellaneous)

Granger, Kendall (Metro East Baptist Association)

Graves, Gary (Saline Baptist Association)

Gray, Jacob (Goshen Trail Baptist Association)

Gray, Ronald (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Bethel

Winstanley

Enon Missionary

Coal City First

The Word in Marion

Clarksville

Herrin First

La Mision de Jesus

Mision Hispana

New Life Community

Ledford

Ten Mile

The Connection Community

Gray, Tom (Clear Creek Baptist Association) Fellowship

Greenfield, Nick (Metro East Baptist Association) Faith

Gregory, Richard (East Central Illinois Baptist Association)Pennsylvania Ave

Gregory, Tim (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Grider, Joel (Williamson Baptist Association)

Griffin, Jeremiah (North Central Baptist Association)

Sparta First

Springhill

Halsted Road

Griffin, Jeremiah (North Central Baptist Association)Living Stones Fellowship

Griffin, Kenneth (Saline Baptist Association)

Griswold, Matt (Miscellaneous)

Groce, Eric (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Gross, John (Bay Creek Baptist Association)

Guilford, George (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Haas, William (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Hackney, Joel (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Hafner, Randy (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Hagerman, Bob (Franklin Baptist Association)

Hahn, Paul (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Hahn, Wesley (Palestine Baptist Association)

New Salem

Connexion

Gospel Life Bible

Payson Southern

Ultimate Faith

Athensville

Flora First Southern

Lighthouse Fellowship

Horse Prairie

Tilden First

Shiloh

Haile, Doug (Greater Wabash Baptist Association)

Hall, David (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Hall, Jack (Saline Baptist Association)

Hall, Jerry (North Central Baptist Association)

Hall, Marcus (Franklin Baptist Association)

Hall, Michael (DOM)

Ten Post Oak

Grace Community Fellowship

Shawneetown First

Pelley Road Christian Fellowship

Forest

Kaskaskia Association

Hallas, Michael (Greater Wabash Baptist Association)North Side

Hamilton, Micah (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Hammer, Larry (Antioch Baptist Association)

Hamson, Jeremy (Salem South Baptist Association)

Harvard Hills

Sulphur Springs

Belle Rive Missionary

Hamson, Steve (Greater Wabash Baptist Association)Olive Branch Missionary

Han, Kwon (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Hanley, Leon (Miscellaneous)

Hanley, Lonnie (Miscellaneous)

Hannel, Don (Bay Creek Baptist Association)

Hanover, Gary (Macoupin Baptist Association)

Hardin, M (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Harlow, Brad (Williamson Baptist Association)

Harmon, Richard (Gateway Baptist Association)

The Lord's Church

Open Door

Paris Southern

Pleasant Hill First

Mt Olive First

Roland Manor

Carterville First

Mitchell First

Harner, Dean Fredrick (Westfield Baptist Association)Mt Zion

Harrell, John (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Harrington, Tyrone (Miscellaneous)

Harris, Brad (Olney Baptist Association)

Harris, Edwin (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Harris, Isaac (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Has, Jaranbayar (Miscellaneous)

Proviso Missionary

Greater Morning View

Clay City First

St Mark Missionary

Rehoboth Evangelistic

Apprenticeship ‐ Jack Has

Haskin Sr, Lawrence (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)Household of Faith Christian Assembly

Hayes, James (Macoupin Baptist Association)

Hayes, Randy (Salem South Baptist Association)

Hayes, Travis (Salem South Baptist Association)

St James

East Salem

Lebanon Missionary

Haymon, Mozell (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)Resurrection House of NW Indiana

Heard, Ron (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Helfrich, Steven (Gateway Baptist Association)

Calvary

The Bridge

Helton, Russell (Saline Baptist Association) College Heights

Hembree, Jeff (Olney Baptist Association)

Hemken, Jeff (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Henderson, Michael (Heartland Baptist Network)

Ingraham

Calvary

Springfield First

Henry, Luke (East Central Illinois Baptist Association)Cornerstone

Henson, Wes (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Herald, Bill (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Hernandez, Jose (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

The Ridge

Crystal Lake First

Iglesia Bethania

Hershey, Chad (Greater Wabash Baptist Association)Sims Missionary

Hickman, Allen (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Hicks, Leroy (Big Saline Baptist Association)

Hicks, Paul (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

New Alpha

Macedonia Missionary

Murdale

Higdon, Gerald (Quad Cities Area Baptist Association)Orion First

Higgerson, Michael (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Clarmin First

Higgs, Steve (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Hill, Bradley (Big Saline Baptist Association)

Hill, Edmund (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Hill, Justin (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Hill, Richard ()

Hodges, Alfonso (Central Baptist Association)

Hogue, Lemuel (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Holliday, Danny (Gateway Baptist Association)

Hollis, Rayden (Gateway Baptist Association)

Holsapple, Paul (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Hooks, Paul (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Hoskins, Jack (Quad Cities Area Baptist Association)

Hostettler, Garry (Olney Baptist Association)

Hottel, Ben (Union Baptist Association)

Hottensen, Chris (Franklin Baptist Association)

Hottenson, William (Franklin Baptist Association)

Houdek, Gary (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Hover, John (Lake County Baptist Association)

Howard, David (DOM)

Howard, John (Williamson Baptist Association)

Howard, Tommy (Salem South Baptist Association)

Howat, John (Williamson Baptist Association)

Howell, Mark (Metro East Baptist Association)

Howell, Phillip (Miscellaneous)

Hsu, Stephen (Miscellaneous)

Huddleston, Jay (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Huff, Chris (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Hufty, Thomas (Gateway Baptist Association)

Hughes, Donnie (Saline Baptist Association)

Hunt, Larry (Quad Cities Area Baptist Association)

Hunt, Stan (Gateway Baptist Association)

Hutchison, Dennis (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Hutton, David (DOM)

Hwang, Tae (Miscellaneous)

Inman, Guy (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Inman, Mark ()

Inman, Mark (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Inman, Mark (Miscellaneous)

Irvin, Mike (Palestine Baptist Association)

Ital, Keith (Saline Baptist Association)

Jackson, Aaron (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Jackson, Jerome (Metro East Baptist Association)

Jackson, Jerry (Union Baptist Association)

Jackson, Ron (Antioch Baptist Association)

Jacques, James (Miscellaneous)

Jaggers, Tracy (DOM)

Jahn, Alan (Sinnissippi Baptist Association)

Manito

Eddyville Missionary

Bayle City

Coalton

Macoupin Association

Shiloh Missionary

Morning Star Bible

Victory

Red Hill Church

Wamac Missionary

West Gate

Trail of Hope Cowboy

Bogota First

Hillerman Missionary

Sesser First

New Hope Missionary

Golf Road

Crossroads Community

Heartland Network

Marion Second

First Bonnie Missionary

Cana

Fairmont

Embassy

Church of the Beloved ‐ South Loop

Herrick

Grace

Maryville First

Pankeyville

Joy First

Crossroads Community

Pleasant Mound

East Central Illinois Association

Apprenticeship ‐ Tae Hwang

Shiloh

Fox Valley Association

Harvard First

Emmaus Genoa

Prairie Grove

North Williford

New Beginnings

Southern Mission

New Salem Missionary

Golconda First

United Baylis

Gateway Association

Trinity

Jakes, Paul (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

James, Jarvis (Metro East Baptist Association)

Jaques, Moises (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Jeong, Jaeuk (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Jimenez , Carlos (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Johnson, Belafae (Metro East Baptist Association)

Johnson, Dave (Miscellaneous)

Johnson, David (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Johnson, DeRienzia (Miscellaneous)

New Tabernacle of Faith

The Body of Christ

Iglesia Cristo El Redentor

Peniel Multi‐Ethnic

Cristo Es Rey

Purposed Church

Church of the Beloved ‐ Albany Park

Somonauk

Greater New Hope Missionary

Johnson, Donald (Quad Cities Area Baptist Association)Destiny

Johnson, Herbert (North Central Baptist Association)Freedom

Johnson, Johnathan (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)Holy Bible Missionary

Johnson, Larry (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Johnson, Luke (Louisville Baptist Association)

Johnson, Matthew (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Johnson, Matthew (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Galena Park

Meacham

Grace Hill

Sycamore

Johnson, Robert (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)Spiritual Awareness

Johnson, Scott (Saline Baptist Association)

Jones, Benjamin ()

Jones, Dean (Central Baptist Association)

Jones, Kendall (Franklin Baptist Association)

Jones, Ricky (Metro East Baptist Association)

Long Branch

Goshen Trail Association

Heyworth First

Cleburne

Son Light Missionary

Jones, Sylvester (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)New Directions Missionary

Jones, Willie (Quad Cities Area Baptist Association)

Joy, Brent (Bay Creek Baptist Association)

Jung, P J (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Peoples Missionary

Calvary

Blu

Kam, Thawngsian (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)Zomi Emmanuel Mission

Kapambwe, Edward (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)International Fellowship

Karius, Douglas (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Peru First

Kawonda, Maxime (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)Capernaum

Kean, Robert (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Keller, Paul (Franklin Baptist Association)

Bluffs

Resurrection

Kelley, Kenneth (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)Metropolitan

Kelly, Jon (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Chicago West Bible

Kendrick, Rickey (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)First New Bethlehem

Kern, Terry (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Kerner, Chad (Westfield Baptist Association)

Kerr, Bob (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Bethel

Faith Southern

Franklin

Fairview Heights First Ketcham, Scott (Miscellaneous)

Kerr, Jim (Metro East Baptist Association)

Murrayville

Killingsworth, Clark (East Central Illinois Baptist Association)College Avenue

Kim, Andrew (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Kim, Chris (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Kim, Il Myung (Lake County Baptist Association)

Kim, Young (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Kinder, Justin (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

King, Alan (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Schaumburg

Bethel SBC

Abba Korean

Northfield Korean

Main Street

Faith

King, Isaac (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

King, Jerry (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Kirby, Robert (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Kirby, Tony (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Kirgan, Eric (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Kirk, Bruce (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Kirov, George (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Kleiboeker, Michael (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Knierim, Kevin (Louisville Baptist Association)

Kobari, Yugo (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Kotter, David (Big Saline Baptist Association)

Krol, Joseph (Central Baptist Association)

Kurrelmeyer, Paul (Metro East Baptist Association)

Kyles, Joseph (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Labate, Michael (North Central Baptist Association)

Lacombe, Jean (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Lafferty, Edward (Antioch Baptist Association)

Lamp, Martin (Greater Wabash Baptist Association)

Lara, Francisco (Miscellaneous)

Largent, John (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Larrison, John (Union Baptist Association)

Laughhunn, Tony (Heartland Baptist Network)

Lawson, Joe ()

Lawson, Joe ()

Lee, Joseph (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Lee, Jun (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Lee, Mark (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Lee, Noah (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Lemon, Rob (Gateway Baptist Association)

Lewis, Henry (Metro East Baptist Association)

Lewis, Tim (Gateway Baptist Association)

Li, Hui (East Central Illinois Baptist Association)

Lim, John (Lake County Baptist Association)

Linder, Larry (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Lipe, Curt (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Lipe, Roger (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Liu, John (Miscellaneous)

Hillview

Limestone

Tamms First

Tamms Community

Pleasant Hill

Alpha

Bulgarian

New Heart Fellowship

Jackson Township

Chicago Japanese Mission

Highview Missionary

Galilee

Red Bud First

Heirs of the Promise

Calvary

Gabaon

Elizabethtown First

Keenes Missionary

Familias de la Fe

Hopewell

Legacy

Roanoke

Louisville Association

Rehoboth Association

Lighthouse of Truth

Tyrannus

Beaucoup

Tremont

Holiday Shores

True Worship

Bethel

River of Life Church Champaign‐Urbana

New Life Korean

Soul Reviving Missionary

Faith

Odin

Chicago Golden Light Chinese

Livingston, Robert (Three Rivers Baptist Association)The Source

Lloyd, Al (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Lockwood, Todd (Saline Baptist Association)

Logsdon, Jeff (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Logwood, Sidney (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Lombe, Sylvain (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Loper, Jeff (Westfield Baptist Association)

Lorance, Cody (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Loskot, Frank (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Lott Sr, Wiliam (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Pilgrim Rest Missionary

Galatia First

Island City

Rock Hill

Gathering of the First Born

Toledo First

Trinity International

Reno Southern

Mt Sinai Missionary

Lovely, Ken (Macoupin Baptist Association)

Lowder, Jay (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Lowery, Gale (Goshen Trail Baptist Association)

Loyd, Lester (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Lusk, Don (Central Baptist Association)

MacIsaac, Charles (Miscellaneous)

Maldaner, RT (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Malone, Richard (Saline Baptist Association)

Mancha, John (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Mangek, Eric (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Manley, Dave (Metro East Baptist Association)

Manley, Steven (Metro East Baptist Association)

Marsh, Chris (Goshen Trail Baptist Association)

Marsh, Chris (Goshen Trail Baptist Association)

Marshall, Roger (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Martin, Dominique (Miscellaneous)

Martinez, Sergio (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Mathis, Rob (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Mathis, Terry (DOM)

Matthews, Cory (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

New Beginnings

Pinckneyville First

Antioch

First Mount Sinai

Sullivan Southern

The Journey Metro East

City of Joy

Scott Street

Higher Ground

Crossroads Community Dekalb

New Baden First

East Carondelet First

Ditney Ridge

Hickory Hill Missionary

Effingham First

Freedom Hope

Iglesia Misionera North Avenue

Oak Grove

Union Association

Faith

Matthews, Theodore (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)Empowerment

Mattingly, John (Sinnissippi Baptist Association)

Max, Ted (East Central Illinois Baptist Association)

Mays, Richard (Salem South Baptist Association)

McAfee, Raymond (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

McAllister, Gene (Louisville Baptist Association)

McDaniel, Dwight (Palestine Baptist Association)

New Hope of Como

Vale

Pleasant View Missionary

Thebes First

Bloom Southern Missionary

Highland Avenue

McDaniel, Jerry (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)Cornelia Avenue

McDonald, Jonathon (Westfield Baptist Association)Casey First

McElroy, Gerald (Macoupin Baptist Association)

McElroy, Randy (Louisville Baptist Association)

Pleasant Dale

Wabash

McFadden, Donald (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)St Joseph Missionary

McGhee, Manfret (Metro East Baptist Association)

McGlaun, J Allen (Metro East Baptist Association)

McIntyre, Timothy (Metro East Baptist Association)

McKenzie, Chris (Big Saline Baptist Association)

Straightway

Prince of Peace Ministries

Calvary

Saline Ridge Missionary

McKiddy, William (Greater Wabash Baptist Association)Elm River

McKnight, Robert (Williamson Baptist Association)

New Beginnings

McQueen, Van (Louisville Baptist Association) Watson

McWethy, Brian (Sinnissippi Baptist Association)

Melton, Alex (Gateway Baptist Association)

Mendenhall, Matt (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Mendizabal, Isidro (Miscellaneous)

Mendizabal, Isidro (Miscellaneous)

Mendoza, Victor (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Meyer, Mike (Sinnissippi Baptist Association)

Mick, Ronnie (Salem South Baptist Association)

Grace Fellowship Amboy‐Sublette

Heartland

Smith Grove

Iglesia El Mesias

Iglesia Nazaret

Iglesia Emanuel

Savanna Bible

East Hickory Hill Missionary

Miller, Bill (Goshen Trail Baptist Association)

Miller, David (Saline Baptist Association)

Miller, Davy (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Miller, James (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Miller, Johnny (Miscellaneous)

Miller, Larry (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Miller, Leon (Miscellaneous)

Miller, Michael (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Miller, Michael (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Minor, Mark (Franklin Baptist Association)

Mitchell, Bert (Franklin Baptist Association)

Molen, Darrell (Macoupin Baptist Association)

Monda, Joshua (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Monroe, Alan (Goshen Trail Baptist Association)

Monroney, Jeff (Palestine Baptist Association)

Blooming Grove

Harco

Sandy Creek

Marquette Heights First

Mt Vernon

Fairman

Mount Ebenezer

New Hope

Trinity

Whittington

West City

Bunker Hill

Washington First

New Prospect

Prior Grove

Montgomery, Jerry (Salem South Baptist Association)Casey Avenue

Moore, J Wesley (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)Tabernacle

Moore, Jason (Franklin Baptist Association)

Moran, Giovanni (Miscellaneous)

Morecraft, Ruston (DOM)

Morgan, Michael (Macoupin Baptist Association)

Morgan, Randy (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Morris, Tyree (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Morrow, Darren (Central Baptist Association)

Morrow, Edward (Metro East Baptist Association)

Moyers, Joe (Franklin Baptist Association)

Mulvaney, Ron (Louisville Baptist Association)

Munden, Michael (Olney Baptist Association)

Munoz, Tony (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Munton, Douglas (Metro East Baptist Association)

Myers, Zeb (Palestine Baptist Association)

Nale, Clint (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Nance, Dennis (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Nave, Michael (Williamson Baptist Association)

Nave, Randy (Palestine Baptist Association)

Neal, Keith (Salem South Baptist Association)

Neiconi, Adrian (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Neill, Steven (Metro East Baptist Association)

Nelson, Philip ()

Nelson, Philip (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Newman, Alan (Franklin Baptist Association)

Newton, Joel (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Nichols, Scott (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Nichols, Scott (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Nolen, David (Williamson Baptist Association)

Nolin, Christopher (Sinnissippi Baptist Association)

Freedom Missionary

Iglesia Luz Y Verdad

Saline Association

Paradise Southern

McClure

Koinonia Christian

Summit Avenue

Hope Ministry Midwest

Christopher First

Farina First Southern

Olney Southern

Iglesia Latina

O'Fallon First

Hidalgo

Ullin First

Makanda

Cornerstone

Olive Branch

Opdyke

Romanian of Metropolitan Chicago

Westview

Nine Mile Association

Lakeland

Faith Missionary

Woodland

Crossroads Community

Crossroads Community Dekalb

Lake Creek

Emmanuel

Norment, Danny (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)Mount Nebo ‐ Inactive

Norris, Travis (Metro East Baptist Association)

New Bethel Missionary

Norton, Dennis (East Central Illinois Baptist Association)Gibson City First

Nunez, Jose (Miscellaneous)

Nyberg, Steve (Saline Baptist Association)

Oakley, Marvin (Miscellaneous)

Odom, Jeff (Saline Baptist Association)

Oh, Chan (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Ohl, Steven (Heartland Baptist Network)

Olinger, Ashley (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

O'Neal, Gary (Union Baptist Association)

Orndorff, Arthur (Westfield Baptist Association)

Orozco, Francisco (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Orr, Roy Dale (Saline Baptist Association)

Otuwa, David (Miscellaneous)

Iglesia El Buen Samaritano

Herod Springs

Freedom

North America

New Lords Church

Greenview First

Central City

Cypress First

Martinsville First

Iglesia Betel

Raleigh

Apprenticeship ‐ David Otuwa

Overstreet, David (Quad Cities Area Baptist Association)Faith Fellowship

Oware‐Baning, Kwaku (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)Truth Foundation Ministries

Ozee, Chad (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Page, Jamie (Miscellaneous)

Paige, Kenneth (Metro East Baptist Association)

Parikh, Bob (Miscellaneous)

Park, David (Miscellaneous)

Park, Jong K (Lake County Baptist Association)

Parker, Jarrod (Miscellaneous)

Parker, Jerry (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Parks, Cliff (Miscellaneous)

Parr, LaRue (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Parsley, Harold (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Parsons, Josh (Heartland Baptist Network)

Pastor, Interim (Antioch Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Antioch Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Central Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Central Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Central Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Journey Church of Kankakee County

The Church in Dekalb

Summit Avenue

Transformation

Gracepoint Chicago Hyde Park

Southwest

The Word

Cornerstone Ministries

Heaven's View

Big Creek

Tinley Park First

Western Oaks

Antioch Missionary

Peter's Creek

Argenta

Calvary

Forsyth

Hungarian

Hope Christian

Ridge House of Praise

Pastor, Interim (Chicago Metro Baptist Association) Vernon

Pastor, Interim (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Love of Christ Missionary

Jackson Chapel

Church of the Beloved‐Wicker Park

Armitage

Brainard Avenue

East Cape

Friendship

Galilee

Pastor, Interim (East Central Illinois Baptist Association)Redeemer

Pastor, Interim (East Central Illinois Baptist Association)Le Roy First

Pastor, Interim (East Central Illinois Baptist Association)Weldon

Pastor, Interim (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Franklin Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Gateway Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Gateway Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Gateway Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Goshen Trail Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Goshen Trail Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Goshen Trail Baptist Association)

Twin Oaks

New Hope

Meadowdale First

Thompsonville First

New Life Christian Fellowship

Calvary

Bethalto First

Macedonia

Union Missionary

Kingdom

Pastor, Interim (Greater Wabash Baptist Association)Albion First

Pastor, Interim (Greater Wabash Baptist Association)Arrington Prairie

Pastor, Interim (Greater Wabash Baptist Association)Pleasant Hill The Brick Missionary

Pastor, Interim (Greater Wabash Baptist Association)Stewart Street

Pastor, Interim (Greater Wabash Baptist Association)Wayne City

Pastor, Interim (Greater Wabash Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Heartland Baptist Network)

Pastor, Interim (Heartland Baptist Network)

Pastor, Interim (Heartland Baptist Network)

Pastor, Interim (Heartland Baptist Network)

Pastor, Interim (Heartland Baptist Network)

Pastor, Interim (Heartland Baptist Network)

Pastor, Interim (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Lake County Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Macoupin Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Macoupin Baptist Association)

Ellis Mound

Edinburg First

New Horizons Southern

Iglesia Principe de Paz

Mt Zion Southern

Springfield Southern

New Lebanon

Zion Hill

Glenridge First

Restoration Missionary

Grace Southern

Plainview

Pastor, Interim (Macoupin Baptist Association) Raymond

Pastor, Interim (Metro East Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Metro East Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Metro East Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Metro East Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Miscellaneous)

Pastor, Interim (Miscellaneous)

Pastor, Interim (Miscellaneous)

Pastor, Interim (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (North Central Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (North Central Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Palestine Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Palestine Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Palestine Baptist Association)

Millstadt

Calvary East St Louis

Sterling

Waterloo First

South Pekin

Lighthouse

North Side

Iglesia Peniel

Taylorville Southern

West Side

Ava Missionary

Cutler First

Steeleville

Bible Community

South Beloit First

Duncanville Missionary

Lawrenceville First

Newton Southern

Pastor, Interim (Palestine Baptist Association)

New Hope

Pastor, Interim (Quad Cities Area Baptist Association)First Congregational

Pastor, Interim (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Salem South Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Salem South Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Salem South Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Salem South Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Salem South Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Salem South Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Saline Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Saline Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Saline Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Saline Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Sinnissippi Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Sinnissippi Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Westfield Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Westfield Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Westfield Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Williamson Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Williamson Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Williamson Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Williamson Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Williamson Baptist Association)

Pastor, Interim (Williamson Baptist Association)

Pate, Gary (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Patterson, John (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Woburn

Antioch Missionary

Bethel

Bethlehem

Blaze Chapel

Bluford First

Kell

Junction First

Muddy First

Ridgway First

Wasson Missionary

Charity Southern

New Hope

Otterville Southern

Grace Fellowship Ashton

Maranatha

Fellowship

Emmanuel

Emmanuel

Westfield

Friendship

Mullen

Adams Street

Davis Prairie

Energy First

Herrin Second

Shiloh

Marion Third

Concord

Parkview

Payton, Andrew (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)True Christian Fellowship

Pearce, Rick (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Sandoval

Pennington, Jon (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)Chicagoland Community

Perez, Marvin (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Peterman, David (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Peters, Jonathan (Metro East Baptist Association)

Peterson, Darin (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Philbrick, Matthew (Westfield Baptist Association)

Philpot, Ron (Quad Cities Area Baptist Association)

Iglesia El Calvario

Manteno First

Columbia First

New Beginnings Christian Fellowship

University

Northcrest Calvary

Pidgley, Josh (East Central Illinois Baptist Association)Vale

Pierce, Tony (Miscellaneous)

Pittman, Brad (Sinnissippi Baptist Association)

Pittman, Jody (Saline Baptist Association)

Plumer, Jason (Macoupin Baptist Association)

Plummer, Michael (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Heaven's View

Grace Fellowship Davis Junction

Bankston Fork

Litchfield First

Fillmore

Plunkett, Randy (Saline Baptist Association)

Post, Andrew (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Eldorado First

Crosspointe

Postlewaite, William (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)Agape Missionary

Pratt, Greg (Miscellaneous)

Praytor, Nate (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Price, Bryan (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Prowell, Andrew (Metro East Baptist Association)

Pullen, Eddie (Gateway Baptist Association)

Pullman, Jeff (Miscellaneous)

Pye, Leonard (Gateway Baptist Association)

Quibell, Tyson (Miscellaneous)

Rah, Soe (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Rahtjen, Jim (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Rains, Tom ()

Rains, Tom (Bay Creek Baptist Association)

Collinsville First

Gospel Grace

Love Fellowship

Fifteenth Street

Mosaic

Akin Missionary

Faith

Resonate Humboldt Park

Karen

River of Life

Bay Creek Association

Quincy First Southern

Ramirez, Faustino (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)Nuevo Pacto

Ramos, Mario (Franklin Baptist Association)

Royalton First

Randall, Anthony (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)Twelve Gates

Randle, Marcus (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Rangel, Tony (Gateway Baptist Association)

Rankin Jr, Tom (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Raquel, Ruben (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Ready, Derek (Greater Wabash Baptist Association)

Reed, Dennis (Goshen Trail Baptist Association)

Reed, Ron (Saline Baptist Association)

Reich, Brian (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Reid, Gregory (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Reid, Robin (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Reid, Roger (Metro East Baptist Association)

Rengel, Lance (Lake County Baptist Association)

Renken, Sonny (Gateway Baptist Association)

Reynolds, Jimmy (Williamson Baptist Association)

Reynolds, Justin (Macoupin Baptist Association)

Rhoades, Ted (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Rhodus, Timothy (Macoupin Baptist Association)

Rice, Steve (Gateway Baptist Association)

Resurrection House

Crosspoint

Wisetown

McHenry First

Jasper

Norris City First Southern

Liberty

Wood Dale First

Youngblood

Mt Pleasant

Dupo First

Wilderness Gathering

North Alton

Coal Bank Springs

Charity

Cornerstone

Cross

Christway

Richardson , Robert (Clear Creek Baptist Association)Mill Creek

Richardson, Jack (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Lockard Chapel

Richardson, Joseph (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)St James Community

Ritz, Benjamin (Gateway Baptist Association)

Rivera , Daniel (Sinnissippi Baptist Association)

Robbins, Anthony (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Roberts, Mike (Gateway Baptist Association)

Robins, Ezell (Lake County Baptist Association)

Emmanuel

Iglesia Hispana

Marshall Creek

Grace Fellowship

Pleasant Grove Missionary

Robinson, Adron (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)Hillcrest

Robinson, Christopher (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)Broadview Missionary

Robinson, Kent (Miscellaneous)

Iola Missionary

Robinson, Ray (Macoupin Baptist Association)

Robinson, Shayne (Miscellaneous)

Robles , Julián (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Bethlehem

Redeemer

Iglesia Getsemani

Rodriguez, Alfredo (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)Iglesia Cristo Rompe Las Cadenas

Rodriguez, Edgar (Miscellaneous)

Rodriguez, Jorge (Miscellaneous)

Rogers, David (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Rogers, Freddie (Miscellaneous)

Rogers, Mike (Macoupin Baptist Association)

Ross, Jeff (Gateway Baptist Association)

Rossow, Rodney (DOM)

Ruble, Dustin (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Ruggles, Steven (DOM)

Russo, Frank (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Sabou, Sorin (Lake County Baptist Association)

Sadler, Paul (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Saffo, Reginald (Miscellaneous)

Sanchez, Manuel (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Sanchez, Marco (Gateway Baptist Association)

Sanders, Greg (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Sanders, Richard (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Sanders, Vaughn (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Sanford, Don (Gateway Baptist Association)

Sarbu, Puiu (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Sasse, Bruce (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Saucier, Stephen (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Schaaff, Ronald (Macoupin Baptist Association)

Schmidt, Tom (Miscellaneous)

Schneider, Robert (Gateway Baptist Association)

Schultz, George (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Schultz, Ken (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Seaford, Stephen (Williamson Baptist Association)

Seaton, David (Gateway Baptist Association)

Sedabres, Chris (Gateway Baptist Association)

New City Fellowship

Grace Family

Patoka First

Destiny

Litchfield Southern

Cottonwood Family

Quad Cities Area Association

Vera

North Central Association

Cornerstone Community

El Roi Romanian

United Missionary

United Faith Missionary

Iglesia Camino Al Cielo

Iglesia Maranatha

Pocahontas First

Larkin Avenue

Bolingbrook First

Greater St James

Emmanuel Romanian

Columbus Southern

Sunfield

Nilwood

Cross of Christ

Calvary

Fieldon First

Crosswinds Church

Goreville First

Collinsville Community

Granite City Second

Sedgwick, Jon (Quad Cities Area Baptist Association)New Hope

Sedgwick, Jon (Quad Cities Area Baptist Association)

Sefried, Robert (Goshen Trail Baptist Association)

The Avenue Church

Hopewell Missionary

Seidel, Dennis (Greater Wabash Baptist Association)Northside Missionary

Sellers, Tim (Sandy Creek Baptist Association) Sandridge

Seyden, Ben (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Shacklee, Larry (Franklin Baptist Association)

Shannon, Gregg (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Jackson Creek Fellowship

Zeigler First

Mt Carmel

Shannon, James (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)Peoples Community

Sharp, Donald (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Sharp, Ken (Williamson Baptist Association)

Sharp, Mike (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Sharp, Scott (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Faith Tabernacle

Fairview

Caledonia Community

Nashville First

Shelton, John (Macoupin Baptist Association)

Shelton, Larry (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Mt Zion

Emmanuel

Shepherd, Michael (Three Rivers Baptist Association)Jackson Creek Fellowship

Shin, William (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Shirley, Ralph (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Shook, Troy (Greater Wabash Baptist Association)

Shouse, Jeff (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Shultz, Marvin (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Sielbeck, Chris (Union Baptist Association)

Siere, David (Union Baptist Association)

Simmons, Barry (Metro East Baptist Association)

Simmons, Reginald (Gateway Baptist Association)

Simmons, Sammy (Franklin Baptist Association)

Sinclair, Dale (Heartland Baptist Network)

Siprian, Isaac (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Slagle, David (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Sloan, Aaron (Goshen Trail Baptist Association)

Slobodian, Nicholas (Miscellaneous)

Slone, Scott (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Smith, David (Greater Wabash Baptist Association)

Smith, Duane (Metro East Baptist Association)

Smith, Jay (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Central Grace

Original Wings of Faith Missionary

Mt Zion Missionary

Ramsey First

Road to Freedom

Grace

Brookport First

New Visions World Ministries

Genesis

Immanuel

Tallula

Elk Grove Village First

Walkerville

Dahlgren

Russian Ukranian

Elkville

Grayville First

Mascoutah First

Bethel

Smith, Kenyatta (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)Another Chance

Smith, Mark (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Smith, Michael (Saline Baptist Association)

Smith, Robbey (Williamson Baptist Association)

Smith, Sherman (Gateway Baptist Association)

Smith, Tim (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Smith, Tracy (Central Baptist Association)

Smitherman, Jim (Gateway Baptist Association)

Snell, Matt (Union Baptist Association)

Solari, Dane (Macoupin Baptist Association)

Song, In Sul (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Song, James (Metro East Baptist Association)

Sparks, Jared (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Stacy, Ramon (Williamson Baptist Association)

Community Worship

Gaskins City Missionary

Redemption

Pleasant Ridge

Orchard Valley

Mt Zion First

New Douglas

Dixon Springs

Trinity

Hope Korean Community

Fellowship

Christ Church

The Cross Community

Stalsberg, Rodney (Quad Cities Area Baptist Association)Colona First Southern

Stanford, Gary (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Starner, Curtis (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Starr, David (Louisville Baptist Association)

Staton, Mark (Antioch Baptist Association)

Stearns, Tom (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Steely, Joshua (Gateway Baptist Association)

Stevens, Kenny (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Stevenson, Sean (Miscellaneous)

Taylor Springs First

Erven Avenue

Community Southern

Calvary Missionary

Matthews

Pontoon

East Union

Elmwood Park Community

Stowers, Clarence (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)Mars Hill

Stowers, Joshua (Williamson Baptist Association)

LivingStone Community

Strong, Robert (Metro East Baptist Association)

Stuller, Nathan (Miscellaneous)

Sumi, Shekuto (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Sutton, David (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Sweitzer, Justin (Palestine Baptist Association)

Sze, Bryant (Miscellaneous)

Tabor, Ronnie (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Tackett, Raymond (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Tam, Benjamin (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Tate, Lance (Salem South Baptist Association)

Taylor, Derrick (Macoupin Baptist Association)

Taylor, Dewayne (Saline Baptist Association)

Taylor, James (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Taylor, John (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Taylor, Philip (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Teal, Roger (Franklin Baptist Association)

Tears, Claude (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Terbush, Kenneth (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Thiele, Ryan (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Thomas, James (Gateway Baptist Association)

Thompson, David (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Meadow Heights

Sojourn

Evanston

Bread of Life

Oblong First

Church of the Beloved

Temple

New Harmony

Chinese NW Suburb

Pleasant Grove

Net Community

Dorrisville

New Triedstone Missionary

Universal

Rome

Grace Fellowship

First Corinthians

Elmridge Southern Missionary

Mt Moriah

Whitelaw Avenue

Harbor

Thompson, James (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)Reborn Community

Thompson, John (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Thorn, Joseph (Miscellaneous)

Tibbetts, Heath (North Central Baptist Association)

Tieman, Pat (East Central Illinois Baptist Association)

Toler, Carroll (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

First Mt Calvary Missionary

Redeemer Fellowship

Machesney Park First

Bement

Alto Pass First

Tomberlin, Bennie (Greater Wabash Baptist Association)Fairfield First

Towell, Ben (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Travis, Bob (Miscellaneous)

Morton First

Asian Church of DuPage

Traywick, Bradford (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)Christ Transformed Lives

Troeger, Kip (Heartland Baptist Network)

Trotter, Aaron (Salem South Baptist Association)

Trotter, Adam (Salem South Baptist Association)

Trotter, Calvin (Salem South Baptist Association)

Trotter, Jerry (Salem South Baptist Association)

Riverton First

New Hope

Harmony Missionary

South Side

Long Prairie

Trowbridge, Nathaniel (Greater Wabash Baptist Association)Samaria Missionary

Truman, Ivan (Miscellaneous)

Tucker, LeRoy (Louisville Baptist Association)

Turner, Kempton (Miscellaneous)

Twikala, Mukuna (Heartland Baptist Network)

Tyler, Roger (Heartland Baptist Network)

Tyler, Scott (Metro East Baptist Association)

Uhles, Bill (Franklin Baptist Association)

Grace Community

Strasburg

City of Joy Fellowship

Congolese of Springfield

Pasfield Southern

New Athens First

Valier Second

Vagle, Matt (East Central Illinois Baptist Association)Vale

Valerius, Lee (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Van Bebber, David (Heartland Baptist Network)

Roe's Dale

Meadowbrook

Van Dyke, Tim (Olney Baptist Association)

Verhines, Don (Salem South Baptist Association)

Vermillion, Daryl (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Vestal, Phil (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Villagran, Uriel (Metro East Baptist Association)

Vinson, Allen (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Vinson, Jason (Metro East Baptist Association)

Volkening, Nicholas (East Central Illinois Baptist Association)

Wagner, Joe (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Wah, Eh Say (North Central Baptist Association)

Wakefield, Richard (Franklin Baptist Association)

Hoosier Prairie

Summersville

Beardstown First Southern

Fellowship Bible

Iglesia Agape

Maple Grove

Charis Fellowship

New City

Du Quoin First

Karen of Rockford

Caldwell

Walker, Roosevelt (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)New Memorial Missionary

Walkington, James (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)Wilmington

Wallace, Keith (Palestine Baptist Association)

Waller, Cliff (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Walls, Buddy (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Walters, Terry (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Wampler, Greg (DOM)

Wang, Zhenjun (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Ward, Robert (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Wareing, Paul (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Watkins, Autry (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Island Grove

Dutch Ridge Missionary

Mound City First

Celebration Community

Palestine Association

Hinsdale Chinese Christian

Calvary

Mounds First

Transformation

Watkins, Mike (East Central Illinois Baptist Association)Vale

Weaver, Bill (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Weaver, Mike (Franklin Baptist Association)

Weaver, Mike (Saline Baptist Association)

Weaver, Odis (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Weaver, Robert (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Webb, David (Saline Baptist Association)

Webb, Earl (Franklin Baptist Association)

Webb, Jason (Salem South Baptist Association)

Webb, Michael (Metro East Baptist Association)

Webster, Jesse (Goshen Trail Baptist Association)

Wehrmeier, Josh (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Weiner, Art (Lake County Baptist Association)

West, Dean (Union Baptist Association)

West, Gary ()

West, Gary (Franklin Baptist Association)

West, John (Franklin Baptist Association)

West, Randy (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Westbrook, Paul (Gateway Baptist Association)

Wheeler, Dick (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

White, Claude L (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

White, Daniel (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

White, Phillip (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Altamont First

Parrish

Union Grove

Friendship

Unity

Ozark

Pleasant Hill

Pleasant Hill

Pleasant Valley

Sugar Camp

De Soto First

Sanctuary Messianic

Karnak First

Franklin Association

North Benton

Rend

Shiloh

Metro Community

New Hope

Grace

New Bethel

Dowell First

White, Randie (East Central Illinois Baptist Association)Farmer City First

Whitford, Bill (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Calumet City First

Whittaker, Lloyd (Franklin Baptist Association)

Whittymore, Mike (Metro East Baptist Association)

Wickiser, Wilson (Metro East Baptist Association)

Wilcoski, Matt (Miscellaneous)

Wilcoski, Matt (Miscellaneous)

Williams, Chad ()

Williams, Chad (Heartland Baptist Network)

Calvary

Redemption Community

Swansea

Cornerstone IWU

Cornerstone

Central Association

Rochester First

Williams, Charles (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)Unity Fellowship

Williams, Charles (Metro East Baptist Association)

Williams, Darryl (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Williams, James (Saline Baptist Association)

Williams, Jeffrey (Metro East Baptist Association)

Williams, Jessie (Macoupin Baptist Association)

Williams, Kevin (Miscellaneous)

Williams, Perry (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Pilgrim Missionary

Anna Heights

New Castle

New Christian Fellowship

First Community

Wheaton Second

Jonesboro First

Williams, Reginald (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)University Park First

Williams, Seth (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Williams, Stephen (Union Baptist Association)

Williams, Toby ()

Williams, Toby (Antioch Baptist Association)

Williford, James (Central Baptist Association)

Wilson, Daniel (Gateway Baptist Association)

Wilson, Jimmy (Union Baptist Association)

Wilson, Kenneth (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Wilson, Luke (Franklin Baptist Association)

Wilson, Travis (Union Baptist Association)

Wilton, Ralph (Salem South Baptist Association)

Windes, Robert (Olney Baptist Association)

Winkleman, Chris (Saline Baptist Association)

Winkler, Brock (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Winkler, Keith (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Wisely, Chester (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Wodtka, Doug (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Ransom City

Simpson Missionary

Antioch Association

Homberg

Lincoln Southern

Grace

Oak Grove

S I Country

West Frankfort Third

Vienna First

Old Union Missionary

Freedom

Harrisburg First

The Journey

Laramie Street

Grace Fellowship

Overcup

Woodford, Matthew (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)Springbrook Community

Woodman, Cliff (Macoupin Baptist Association)

Emmanuel

Woodruff, David (Greater Wabash Baptist Association)Mill Shoals

Woodrum, Ron (Central Baptist Association)

Woods, Jim (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Woods, Lewis (DOM)

Woods, Lewis (West Central Baptist Association)

Woods, Ronald (Metro East Baptist Association)

Tri‐Valley

Calvary

West Central Association

Calvary

Towerview

Workman, Jayson (Three Rivers Baptist Association)Jackson Creek Fellowship

Wright, David (Union Baptist Association)

Wright, Kevin (Miscellaneous)

Wyatt, Caliph (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Yeo Sr, John (Union Baptist Association)

Yi, John (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Joppa Missionary

August Gate Metro East

Monroe

Mt Zion Missionary

The Community in Maywood

Yoon, Hyunwoo (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

York, David (Union Baptist Association)

York, Jerome (Bay Creek Baptist Association)

York, Joshua (Salem South Baptist Association)

York, Trad (Union Baptist Association)

Young, John (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Young, Richard (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Younger , Eartis (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Yu, Hong (Lake County Baptist Association)

Zbinden, Joe (Franklin Baptist Association)

Hanbit Korean

Weaver Creek

Nebo

Mt Vernon Second

Waldo Missionary

Jackson Creek Fellowship

New Christian Life Ministries

Pilgrim Valley Missionary

First Korean of Waukegan

Steel City

Other Ordained Ministers and Church Staff

Information taken from 2019 Annual Church Profiles and other available records. Report changes, omissions and other errors to Operations, Illinois Baptist State Association, PO Box 19247, Springfield,IL 62794-9247.

A = Associate Pastor

M=Music

Y=Youth Director

E=Religious Education Director

R=Recreation Director

B=Business Director

Name

Abbott, D R ‐ A

Short Name

Manteno First (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Abernathy, Levert ‐ E Alpha (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Adames, Ismael ‐ E Iglesia Sendero de Vida (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Adames, Sara ‐ M

Iglesia Sendero de Vida (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Adams, Brenda ‐ Y United Baylis (Miscellaneous)

Adams, Leslie ‐ M

Adams, Noah ‐ A, Y

Adams, Walter ‐ A

Adger, Donta ‐ M

Union Missionary (Goshen Trail Baptist Association)

Calvary (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Household of Faith Christian Assembly (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Centennial Missionary (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Adkins, Chester ‐ Y Agape Missionary (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Ahn, Mary ‐ E Agape Korean (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Alas, Vanessa ‐ Y Armitage (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Aldridge, Pat ‐ A Redeemer Fellowship (Miscellaneous)

Allardin, Leta ‐ M New Salem (Goshen Trail Baptist Association)

Allen, Gary ‐ M Temple (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Allen, Laura ‐ M Meadowridge (Lake County Baptist Association)

Allen, Rick ‐ M Dixon Springs (Union Baptist Association)

Allsman, Scott ‐ M New Hope (Gateway Baptist Association)

Altman, Kelly ‐ Y New Hope (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Anderson, Doug ‐ Y Friendship (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Anderson, Karen ‐ B

Household of Faith Christian Assembly (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Anderson, Pam ‐ R New Antioch Missionary (Metro East Baptist Association)

Anderson, Pat ‐ Y Kingdom (Goshen Trail Baptist Association)

Anderson, Sedric ‐ A New Antioch Missionary (Metro East Baptist Association)

Anderson, Steve ‐ M

Anderson, Vincent ‐ Y

Andrews, Darling ‐ M

Anselment, Paige ‐ Y

Karnak First (Union Baptist Association)

Household of Faith Christian Assembly (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Faith (Metro East Baptist Association)

Grayville First (Greater Wabash Baptist Association)

Apple, John ‐ M Springbrook Community (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Armstrong, Bob ‐ A

Bolingbrook First (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Armstrong, Erik ‐ Y Manteno First (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Arnold, Craig ‐ E

Askew, Drew ‐ Y

Assel, Matt ‐ M

Atherton, Patena ‐ M

Atkins, Jamair ‐ Y

Atwell, David ‐ B, M

Aultman, Travis ‐ M

Auten, Melissa ‐ M

Awbrey, Michael ‐ A

Ayala, Jorge ‐ E

Ayala, Martha ‐ B

Bacon, Judy ‐ M

Bae, Sung Min ‐ Y

Emmanuel (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Bethel (Gateway Baptist Association)

Maryville First (Gateway Baptist Association)

Ullin First (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Jesus is the Life (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Waldo Missionary (Union Baptist Association)

Metro Community (Gateway Baptist Association)

Meadowbrook First (Gateway Baptist Association)

Tremont (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Iglesia Maranatha (Gateway Baptist Association)

Nuevo Pacto (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Grace (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

First Korean of Waukegan (Lake County Baptist Association)

Baggett, Tyler ‐ Y Lincoln Avenue (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Bailey, Eliza ‐ M, R Twelve Gates (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Bailey, Julie ‐ M, R, Y Maple Grove (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Bailey, Peter ‐ M Christ Church (Miscellaneous)

Bailie, Beth ‐ M

Schram City (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Baker, David ‐ A Net Community (Macoupin Baptist Association)

Baker, Della ‐ M

Clifton (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Baker, Joann ‐ Y

Baker, Joyce ‐ M

Centennial Missionary (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Bement (East Central Illinois Baptist Association)

Baker, Margaret ‐ M Hamilton First (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Ballesteros, Elizabeth ‐ E Light and Grace (Lake County Baptist Association)

Baltimore, Kenneth ‐ B

Bancroft, Con ‐ M

Banister, Lora ‐ B

Banks, Linda ‐ R

Bannister , Amanda ‐ M

Barendt, Janice ‐ M

Barker, Jimmy ‐ M

Barksdale, Michelle ‐ Y

Barnett, Don ‐ M

Barnett, Isaiah ‐ M

Barnhill, Dan ‐ M

Barrett, Wallace ‐ M, Y

Peoples Missionary (Quad Cities Area Baptist Association)

Opdyke (Salem South Baptist Association)

Somonauk (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Herod Springs (Saline Baptist Association)

Brownstown First (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Calvary (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Coalton (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Westview (Metro East Baptist Association)

Matthews (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

University (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Elmridge Southern Missionary (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Litchfield First (Macoupin Baptist Association)

Barron, Maria ‐ R Iglesia Betel (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Barros, Leonardo ‐ M Armitage (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Bartmer, Sharon ‐ Y Lighthouse Church of Antioch (Lake County Baptist Association)

Barton, Brett ‐ M Mercy's Door (Metro East Baptist Association)

Barton, Debbie ‐ M Nebo (Bay Creek Baptist Association)

Bass, Laura ‐ B, E Mount Ebenezer (Miscellaneous)

Beamon, Yolanda ‐ E, YIn the Upper Room Ministries (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Beaty, Caleb ‐ A Charis Community (Miscellaneous)

Beck, Gary ‐ M

Watson (Louisville Baptist Association)

Beck, Jessica ‐ Y New Beginnings (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Beehn, Gary ‐ M

Beesley, Carol ‐ M

Pleasant View Missionary (Salem South Baptist Association)

Argenta (Central Baptist Association)

Belcher, Sherry ‐ MMt Zion Missionary (Union Baptist Association)

Bell, Jon ‐ A

Salem First (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Bell, Kayla ‐ M Northside Missionary (Greater Wabash Baptist Association)

Bell, Timotheus ‐ A, Y

Bello, Rosa ‐ B

Belt, Melissa ‐ M

Benard, Clarence ‐ M

World Deliverance Christian (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Iglesia Getsemani (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Liberty (Saline Baptist Association)

Faith Missionary (Franklin Baptist Association)

Bennett, Brian ‐ MMt Pleasant (Macoupin Baptist Association)

Bennett, Mitch ‐ M Emmaus Road (Miscellaneous)

Bennett, Raymond ‐ A, M, YNew Directions Missionary (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Benson, Ken  ‐ E Greater Morning View (Miscellaneous)

Berry, Bethany ‐ Y

New Hope (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Bertels, Robert ‐ A Cottonwood Family (Gateway Baptist Association)

Bigham, Donna ‐ M, Y Baker Street (Salem South Baptist Association)

Billingsley, Caleb ‐ M

Redeemer (East Central Illinois Baptist Association)

Billingsley, Mike ‐ E Rushville First Southern (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Billingsley, Tandra ‐ E

Centennial Missionary (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Bilyew, Kyle ‐ M Highland Avenue (Palestine Baptist Association)

Bishop, Kay ‐ M

Old Du Quoin (Franklin Baptist Association)

Bitterman, Richard ‐ Y Meadow Heights (Metro East Baptist Association)

Blackman, Vicki ‐ B

Dorrisville (Saline Baptist Association)

Blanchard, Gordon ‐ B New Song Ministries (Lake County Baptist Association)

Bledsoe, Josh ‐ M

Calvary (East Central Illinois Baptist Association)

Blumenstock, Michael ‐ M Cana (Williamson Baptist Association)

Bock, Nate ‐ B

Bodine, Barbara ‐ M

Boehm, Sherri ‐ R

Maryville First (Gateway Baptist Association)

Antioch Missionary (Salem South Baptist Association)

Charity (Macoupin Baptist Association)

Boles, Sadie ‐ BSt John Baptist Temple (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Bond, Brian ‐ M

Bonner, Stevyn ‐ B

Calvary (Gateway Baptist Association)

World Deliverance Christian (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Bordewick, Sarah ‐ YMt Zion First (Central Baptist Association)

Boston, Patricia ‐ A

Boston, Starria ‐ B

Ridge House of Praise (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Ridge House of Praise (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Bounds, Louise ‐ Y Baker Street (Salem South Baptist Association)

Bowen, Andrew ‐ M

Boyles, Melinda ‐ M

Braddock, Holly ‐ M

Bradley, Daniel ‐ Y

Bramlet, Charles ‐ M

Branch, Jackie ‐ Y

Brandenburg, Marilyn  ‐ M

Braswell, Gregory ‐ M

Breeze, Shirley ‐ M

Bethel (Gateway Baptist Association)

Bethel (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

West 22nd Street (Gateway Baptist Association)

Ten Mile (Goshen Trail Baptist Association)

Union Grove (Saline Baptist Association)

Dowell First (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Macedonia (Westfield Baptist Association)

Waterloo First (Metro East Baptist Association)

Harmony Missionary (Salem South Baptist Association)

Brewer, Aaron ‐ M Westview (Metro East Baptist Association)

Brewer, Blake ‐ A, Y

Calvary (East Central Illinois Baptist Association)

Brickert, Dave ‐ M Parkview (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Briggs, Ian ‐ Y

Vale (East Central Illinois Baptist Association)

Brinkman, Dedra ‐ B West Gate (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Brockmeier, Mike ‐ Y

Calvary (Gateway Baptist Association)

Brogdon, Sandy ‐ Y Emmanuel (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Brooks, Cheryl ‐ B

The Bridge (Gateway Baptist Association)

Brooks, Donald ‐ A Twelve Gates (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Brooks, Jesse ‐ Y

Broscious, Jonathan ‐ A

Brown, Annita ‐ E, M

Flora First Southern (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

New Hope (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Lincoln Wood (North Central Baptist Association)

Brown, Ceasar ‐ A Beacon Hill Missionary (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Brown, Cheryl ‐ B, R, Y True Fellowship Missionary (Miscellaneous)

Brown, Franklin ‐ M Sullivan Southern (Central Baptist Association)

Brown, Keith ‐ A Perfecting Faith Ministry (Metro East Baptist Association)

Brown, Larry ‐ M Peoples Community (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Browning, Chris ‐ Y Bethany (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Browning, Stacy ‐ M Bethany (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Bruer, Robin ‐ M Beech Grove (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Bryan, Gail ‐ M New Beginnings (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Bryan, Matt ‐ Y Belle Rive Missionary (Salem South Baptist Association)

Buchett, Audrey ‐ Y Vernon (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Buffkins, Jeanette ‐ E

First New Mt Olive Missionary (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Bullock, Jeremiah ‐ A Orion First (Quad Cities Area Baptist Association)

Burca, Emil ‐ M

Romanian of Metropolitan Chicago (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Burzynski, Jamie ‐ M Ten Mile (Goshen Trail Baptist Association)

Busby, Holly ‐ Y Sow Chicago (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Butler, Ron ‐ M Raymond (Macoupin Baptist Association)

Buttrum, Lonnie ‐ Y Casey Avenue (Salem South Baptist Association)

Byrd, Nyghel ‐ M Rock Hill (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Byrd, Paul ‐ R Maryville First (Gateway Baptist Association)

Byrd, Samuel ‐ A New Christian Fellowship (Metro East Baptist Association)

Cadwell, Sue ‐ B

Caffey, Vernetta ‐ E

Calio, Julie ‐ M

Sandridge (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Greater St James (Gateway Baptist Association)

Mattoon First Southern (Westfield Baptist Association)

Campbell, Charles ‐ A, M Delta (Heartland Baptist Network)

Campbell, Ethel ‐ A

Carbajal Jr, Alex ‐ M

Cariker, Mike ‐ A, R

Carlock Jr, Tom ‐ M

Mount Nebo ‐ Inactive (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Iglesia Erie (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

O'Fallon First (Metro East Baptist Association)

Panther Creek New Beginning (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Carr, Jacob ‐ A Bethel (Gateway Baptist Association)

Carrell, Elaine ‐ M Akin Missionary (Miscellaneous)

Carroll, Becky ‐ M Youngblood (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Carswell, John ‐ M Fellowship (Central Baptist Association)

Carter, Catherine ‐ E

River Terrace (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Carter, Dale ‐ M Winkle (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Carter, Kevon ‐ M New Faith International (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Carter, Shirley ‐ E, R, Y True Christian Fellowship (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Cartwright, Tanya  ‐ A Jesus is the Life (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Carver, Tami ‐ M Southtower Community (Heartland Baptist Network)

Casey, Ryan ‐ Y Immanuel (Franklin Baptist Association)

Cashmere, Barb ‐ E Westview (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Castile, Christopher ‐ R Garden of Peace (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Castile, Erica ‐ B Garden of Peace (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Castile, Portia ‐ E Garden of Peace (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Caston, Barbara ‐ M Good Hope Missionary (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Castro, Cesar ‐ M

Iglesia Evangelica Filadelfia (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Cates, Lee ‐ Y West Side Missionary (Salem South Baptist Association)

Cearlock, Vivian ‐ B, R

Celis, Joel ‐ M

Kincaid (Heartland Baptist Network)

Eden (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Cesaire, Wesly ‐ E Gabaon (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Chambliss, Tim ‐ M Freedom Missionary (Franklin Baptist Association)

Chaney, Gary ‐ M Pontoon (Gateway Baptist Association)

Chang, Joseph ‐ A Tyrannus (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Chavez, Heather ‐ M, Y Wamac Missionary (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Cheek, Michael ‐ Y

Pinckneyville First (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Cheshire, Tom ‐ A Delta (Heartland Baptist Network)

Chike, Zach ‐ Y City of Joy Fellowship (Miscellaneous)

Chino, Placido ‐ M Iglesia Getsemani (Sinnissippi Baptist Association)

Cho, Sung Eun ‐ M First Korean of Waukegan (Lake County Baptist Association)

Chung, Stephen ‐ Y Schaumburg (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Churchill, Tim ‐ M The Journey (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Cichy, John ‐ Y Sycamore (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Clapp, Joey ‐ A Morning Star (Miscellaneous)

Clark, Charisse ‐ Y

Good Hope Missionary (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Clark, Edward ‐ B, E Good Hope Missionary (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Clatfelter, Hal ‐ MMt Olive (Palestine Baptist Association)

Claud, Andy  ‐ A Christ Church (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Clemons, Matthew ‐ M Greater Morning View (Miscellaneous)

Cline, Aaron ‐ M Iola Missionary (Miscellaneous)

Cline, Mary ‐ R Iola Missionary (Miscellaneous)

Closson, Rebeca ‐ Y Strong Tower (Louisville Baptist Association)

Closson, Ronald ‐ Y Strong Tower (Louisville Baptist Association)

Closson, Ryan ‐ M Strong Tower (Louisville Baptist Association)

Coble, Marci ‐ M

Colberg, Joy ‐ M

Cole, Jonathan ‐ M

Coleman, Terry ‐ A

Collier, Karen ‐ R

Collins, Jim ‐ M

Collins, John ‐ A

Collins, Marilyn ‐ Y

Sow Chicago (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Maranatha (Sinnissippi Baptist Association)

Columbia First (Metro East Baptist Association)

South Shore Bible (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

New Hope (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Northcrest Calvary (Quad Cities Area Baptist Association)

Heartland (Gateway Baptist Association)

First Mount Sinai (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Columbus, Sam ‐ A Bluffs (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Combs, Keith ‐ M

First Community (Macoupin Baptist Association)

Commean, Cheryl ‐ M New Hope Missionary (Franklin Baptist Association)

Conaway, Dean ‐ Y Summit Avenue (Central Baptist Association)

Conerly, David ‐ A

Conley, Bruce ‐ M

Conley, Robert ‐ M

Metro Community (Gateway Baptist Association)

Sterling (Metro East Baptist Association)

Eastview (Metro East Baptist Association)

Cook, Eddie ‐ Y Pasfield Southern (Heartland Baptist Network)

Cook, Jack ‐ A

Galena Park (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Cook, Johnell ‐ M Highland Southern (Gateway Baptist Association)

Cook, Ron ‐ M Liberty (Franklin Baptist Association)

Cooksey, Andrew ‐ Y Thompsonville First (Franklin Baptist Association)

Cookson, Ryan ‐ A Charis Community (Miscellaneous)

Cooney, Ahron ‐ R, Y Chatham (Heartland Baptist Network)

Cooper, Carolyn ‐ E New Antioch Missionary (Metro East Baptist Association)

Cooper, Eric ‐ M Cross (Macoupin Baptist Association)

Cordero, Jonathan ‐ M Iglesia Misionera North Avenue (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Corona, Abdi ‐ Y Iglesia Peniel (Miscellaneous)

Cortes, Joel ‐ A, E Iglesia Vida Nueva (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Cotton, Deanna ‐ M, R, Y Holy Bible Missionary (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Cotton, Terry ‐ A Prince of Peace Ministries (Metro East Baptist Association)

Covell, Ashley ‐ M, Y Emmanuel (Sinnissippi Baptist Association)

Cowan, Rich ‐ E, M Calvary (Metro East Baptist Association)

Cowling, Bryan ‐ M Ditney Ridge (Goshen Trail Baptist Association)

Cowsert, Shawna ‐ B McKinley Avenue (Saline Baptist Association)

Coy, Davis ‐ Y Pennsylvania Ave (East Central Illinois Baptist Association)

Crabtree, Stephanie ‐ Y Hillview (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Crain, Pam ‐ Y Energy First (Williamson Baptist Association)

Crain, Paul ‐ Y Energy First (Williamson Baptist Association)

Crecelius, Michael ‐ MMt Pleasant (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Criner, Gaylia ‐ R Diamond Springs (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Crocker, Albert ‐ M

Meadowbrook (Heartland Baptist Network)

Croffert, Jackie ‐ R Son Light Missionary (Metro East Baptist Association)

Crowley, Robert ‐ Y Alpha (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Cunningham, Deborah ‐ M

North Alton (Gateway Baptist Association)

Curry, Mose ‐ BIn the Upper Room Ministries (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Cuttrell, Nancy ‐ M

Dalrymple, Obie ‐ E

Macedonia Missionary (Big Saline Baptist Association)

O'Fallon First (Metro East Baptist Association)

Damotte, Jennifer ‐ E, M Morton First (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Dang, Duc ‐ Y Grace (North Central Baptist Association)

Daniels, Ron ‐ M

Darnell, Larry ‐ M

Darr, Zachary ‐ Y

Belle Rive Missionary (Salem South Baptist Association)

North America (Saline Baptist Association)

Heartland (Gateway Baptist Association)

Davidson, Brad ‐ M, Y Eldorado First (Saline Baptist Association)

Davis, Bonita ‐ M

Golconda First (Antioch Baptist Association)

Davis, Carrie ‐ B Red Hill Church (Gateway Baptist Association)

Davis, David ‐ MMt Vernon Second (Salem South Baptist Association)

Davis, George ‐ B, M New Salem Missionary (Union Baptist Association)

Davis, Imagene ‐ A New Christian Fellowship (Metro East Baptist Association)

Davis, James ‐ A, E New Christian Fellowship (Metro East Baptist Association)

Davis, Karon ‐ Y

Davis, Laura ‐ B

Ashmore First (Westfield Baptist Association)

Connexion (Miscellaneous)

Davis, Mark ‐ A, Y Murdale (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Davis, Mark ‐ B, E Woodland (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Davis, Michael ‐ M Resurrection House (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Davis, Michelle ‐ Y Ellis Grove First (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Davis, Reginald ‐ Y Bread of Life (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Davis, Steven ‐ E Red Hill Church (Gateway Baptist Association)

Dawkins, Paul ‐ A The Church in Dekalb (Miscellaneous)

Dawson, Tom ‐ E O'Fallon First (Metro East Baptist Association)

De La Mora, Jose ‐ M

Iglesia Emanuel (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Dean, Kevin ‐ B, M Summit Avenue (Metro East Baptist Association)

Decker, Dawn ‐ M Argenta (Central Baptist Association)

DeFrees, Renay ‐ Y Eastview (Heartland Baptist Network)

del Rios, Luz ‐ M

Iglesia Erie (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

DeLeon, Eddie ‐ M Iglesia Cristiana El Camino (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Dempsey, Max ‐ M Machesney Park First (North Central Baptist Association)

Denham, Josh ‐ M, Y West Gate (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Denton, Lori ‐ Y Bethesda (Gateway Baptist Association)

Desler, Kimberly ‐ Y Bethel (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Deterding, Jeff ‐ A Red Bud First (Metro East Baptist Association)

Dewalt, Charles ‐ M Fifteenth Street (Metro East Baptist Association)

DeWinter, Mary ‐ M Gibson City First (East Central Illinois Baptist Association)

Dice, Josh ‐ M Salem First (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Dick, Lee ‐ A Christway (Gateway Baptist Association)

Dillingham, Russell ‐ M

Dirden, Melissa ‐ M

Dirkans, Delores ‐ R

Dixon, Pauline ‐ B

Dixon, Steve ‐ E

East Cape (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

New Hope (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Good Shepherd (Miscellaneous)

New Directions Missionary (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Zion Temple (Metro East Baptist Association)

Dixon‐Henderson, Caruana ‐ MEvening Star Missionary (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Dobson, Adrian ‐ Y

Dodson, Marsha ‐ M

Doerr, Alberta ‐ M

Donsbach, Carol ‐ R

Dorsey, Cheryl ‐ A

Dorsey, Rick ‐ E

Dothager, Julie ‐ R

Doudera, Tony ‐ M

Douglas, Monroe ‐ M

Douglas, William ‐ Y

Dowdy, Glenda ‐ M

Doyle, Heidi ‐ Y

Drew, Rob ‐ M

Drone, Bailey ‐ M

Drury, Timothy ‐ A, Y

Calvary (Gateway Baptist Association)

Old Union Missionary (Salem South Baptist Association)

Shawneetown First (Saline Baptist Association)

New Hope (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Beacon Hill Missionary (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Beacon Hill Missionary (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Pleasant Mound (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Bethlehem (Salem South Baptist Association)

Cypress First (Union Baptist Association)

Redemption (Williamson Baptist Association)

Tamms First (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Pleasant Hill First (Bay Creek Baptist Association)

Keenes Missionary (Greater Wabash Baptist Association)

Red Hill Church (Gateway Baptist Association)

Bethalto First (Gateway Baptist Association)

Dulany, Eleanor ‐ Y

Dunaway, Raleigh ‐ M

Dunn, Nanette ‐ M

Dupree, Eric ‐ A

Durston, Larry ‐ M

Easter, Clifford ‐ Y

Edwards, Carolyn ‐ M

Edwards, Deloris ‐ M

Edwards, Vera ‐ A

Ellerson, Glenda ‐ E

Elliott, Jill ‐ Y

Ellis, Larry ‐ M

Elmore, Arnetha ‐ B

Emerson, Tammie ‐ M

Long Prairie (Salem South Baptist Association)

Shiloh (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Shiloh (Palestine Baptist Association)

The Journey (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

New Hope (Macoupin Baptist Association)

Metropolis First (Union Baptist Association)

Diamond Springs (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Patoka First (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

New Christian Fellowship (Metro East Baptist Association)

Bread of Life (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Herrin Second (Williamson Baptist Association)

Camp Ground (Salem South Baptist Association)

Practical Word Ministries (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Western Oaks (Heartland Baptist Network)

Endsley, James ‐ ADu Quoin First (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Ervin, Richard ‐ E

Esteban, Jeffrey  ‐ Y

Etienne, Darde ‐ B

Evans, Frederick ‐ Y

Evening Star Missionary (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Family Bible (Lake County Baptist Association)

Cornelia Avenue (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Pilgrim Missionary (Metro East Baptist Association)

Evans, Karen ‐ MMt Moriah (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Evans, Vera ‐ E

Ewou, Eugene ‐ B

Eyster, John ‐ R

Falloon, Justin ‐ A, M

Farthing, Gary ‐ M

Shiloh Missionary (Central Baptist Association)

Race of the Elect of Christ (Quad Cities Area Baptist Association)

Machesney Park First (North Central Baptist Association)

Bethalto First (Gateway Baptist Association)

Stonefort Missionary (Saline Baptist Association)

Fathauer, Jeffrey ‐ Y Woodland (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Faulkner, Gerald ‐ E

Bethalto First (Gateway Baptist Association)

Felder, Alexis ‐ A New Faith International (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Fellows, Renee ‐ M Crossville Missionary (Greater Wabash Baptist Association)

Fenton, Clarence ‐ M Plainview (Macoupin Baptist Association)

Figueroa, Rosa ‐ R Eden (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Figueroa, Rosie ‐ R International Fellowship (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Finley, Jill ‐ R Bethel (Gateway Baptist Association)

Finn, James ‐ A Springfield First (Heartland Baptist Network)

Fishbaugh, Ike ‐ Y Shiloh (Palestine Baptist Association)

Fishburn, Jason ‐ A Unity (Gateway Baptist Association)

Fisher, David ‐ A, Y New Hope of Como (Sinnissippi Baptist Association)

Fisher, Debra ‐ M Agape Missionary (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Fisher, Sherry ‐ M, Y Tamaroa First (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Fitzgerald, Chris ‐ Y Harco (Saline Baptist Association)

Fitzgerald, Clarence ‐ M Mounds First (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Fitzgerald, Leon ‐ M Harco (Saline Baptist Association)

Flagg, Darryl ‐ A Vernon (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Fleming, Andrea ‐ M Central (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Fleming, Bill ‐ B, M Atwood First (Central Baptist Association)

Flota, Art ‐ R

Flota, Sharon ‐ R

Lebanon Missionary (Salem South Baptist Association)

Lebanon Missionary (Salem South Baptist Association)

Flowers, Robert ‐ Y Lighthouse Fellowship (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Flynn, Chris ‐ B Delta (Heartland Baptist Network)

Foiles, Bill ‐ M Woodson (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Foiles, Janet ‐ Y Woodson (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Ford, Alice ‐ M Hillview (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Ford, Dale ‐ M

Forde, Barb ‐ B

Forn, Cynthia ‐ E

Bethel (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Redeemer (East Central Illinois Baptist Association)

New Faith International (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Fortner, Joanne ‐ E Heaven's View (Miscellaneous)

Foster, Pablo ‐ R, Y

Foster, Scott ‐ Y

Foutch, Dan ‐ A

Fowler, Ernie ‐ A

Fowler, Shelley ‐ M

Fox, Joshua ‐ M

Fraizer, Ray ‐ E

New Tabernacle of Faith (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Elkville (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

New Hope of Como (Sinnissippi Baptist Association)

Pankeyville (Saline Baptist Association)

Ina Missionary (Franklin Baptist Association)

New Beginnings (Union Baptist Association)

Love Fellowship (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Friend, Debbie ‐ YMt Zion Southern (Heartland Baptist Network)

Fritz, Dennis  ‐ R Northside (Sinnissippi Baptist Association)

Frost, Brian ‐ B

Frost, Robert ‐ M

Fuller, Lora ‐ B

Fulton, JR & Missy ‐ Y

Sycamore (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Winthrop Harbor First (Lake County Baptist Association)

Maryville First (Gateway Baptist Association)

Marshall Creek (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Funkhouser, Randy ‐ M Grayville First (Greater Wabash Baptist Association)

Furlong, Zach ‐ E Cornerstone (Williamson Baptist Association)

Gaines, Donna ‐ Y Whitelaw Avenue (Gateway Baptist Association)

Gallagher, Greg ‐ B Lighthouse Fellowship (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Garavaglia, Susan ‐ M Beaucoup (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Garcia, Gerson ‐ Y

Iglesia Evangelica Filadelfia (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Garcia, Ruth ‐ M Primera Iglesia de La Villita (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Garcia , Tomas  ‐ Y

Iglesia Maranatha (Gateway Baptist Association)

Garland, Kimberly ‐ M Modesto (Macoupin Baptist Association)

Garmane, Clinton ‐ M

Garrett, Chad ‐ Y

Valier Second (Franklin Baptist Association)

Macedonia (Goshen Trail Baptist Association)

Garrett, Jason ‐ MMt Zion First (Central Baptist Association)

Garrett, Joyce ‐ M Macedonia (Goshen Trail Baptist Association)

Garrett, Kimberly ‐ E University Park First (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Gates, Phillip ‐ A Tri‐Valley (Central Baptist Association)

Gee, Jeffrey ‐ Y Hurricane Memorial (Williamson Baptist Association)

Gentry, Beau ‐ A Charis Community (Miscellaneous)

Georgescu, Susana ‐ M

Iglesia Biblica (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Gifford, Stephen ‐ A Transformation (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Gilley, Cheryl ‐ E, M The Word in Marion (Williamson Baptist Association)

Giraldo, Marie ‐ E Iglesia Renacer (Lake County Baptist Association)

Glass, Arlie ‐ M Pleasant Grove Missionary (Lake County Baptist Association)

Goble, Jacob ‐ Y Casey First (Westfield Baptist Association)

Godar, Renee ‐ M River of Life (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Goddard, Debra ‐ YMt Zion Missionary (Union Baptist Association)

Goins, Mark ‐ M City of Joy Fellowship (Miscellaneous)

Golden, Aaron ‐ R New Hope (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Golden, Lucas ‐ A, M New Hope (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Gonzales, Rhodora ‐ M Family Bible (Lake County Baptist Association)

Gonzalez, Miguel ‐ M Cristo Es Rey (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Gonzalez‐Lotfe, Tufic ‐ Y Iglesia Emanuel (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Gordon, Henry ‐ A Wheaton Second (Miscellaneous)

Gordon, Patrick ‐ A, Y West Frankfort Second (Miscellaneous)

Gosa, John ‐ M Monroe (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Gott, April ‐ Y Raleigh (Saline Baptist Association)

Gower, Eugene & Kari ‐ Y

Gowler, Larry  ‐ A

Grady, Kurt ‐ E

Grady, Michael ‐ M

Graham, Judy ‐ Y

Granda, Chris ‐ M

Granger, Wyvetta ‐ Y

Graves, Krysta ‐ Y

Green, Rochelle ‐ M

Gregg, Christopher ‐ M

Gregory, Stephen  ‐ M

Griffin, Gina ‐ Y

Griffin, Rebecca ‐ M

Griffin, Robert  ‐ A

Griffin, Tancy ‐ M

Griffin, Tancy ‐ M

Griffith, Marion ‐ A

West Union First (Palestine Baptist Association)

Old Union Missionary (Salem South Baptist Association)

Mascoutah First (Metro East Baptist Association)

Mount Nebo ‐ Inactive (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Eddyville Missionary (Big Saline Baptist Association)

Summit Avenue (Central Baptist Association)

New Life Community (Metro East Baptist Association)

Ledford (Saline Baptist Association)

Pilgrim Rest Missionary (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Logan Street (Salem South Baptist Association)

Norris City First Southern (Goshen Trail Baptist Association)

Long Branch (Saline Baptist Association)

Pleasant Ridge (Gateway Baptist Association)

Destiny (Quad Cities Area Baptist Association)

Halsted Road (North Central Baptist Association)

Living Stones Fellowship (North Central Baptist Association)

Columbus Southern (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Griffy, Lina ‐ M Wabash (Louisville Baptist Association)

Griggs, David ‐ M Grand Tower First (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Griswold, Nicole ‐ Y Elm Street (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Groce, Jennifer ‐ B Gospel Life Bible (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Grunau, Caleb ‐ A Redeemer (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Guadarrama, Jose ‐ M

Iglesia Bethania (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Gueno, Karen ‐ M Agape Bible Fellowship (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Guinn, Lois ‐ B

Haile, Dustin ‐ A

Halcom, Melissa ‐ M, Y

Hall, Jean ‐ Y

Hall, Jordan ‐ M

Hall, Joyce ‐ M

Hall, Tammy  ‐ M

Hall, Tim ‐ Y

Hallas, Sara ‐ M

Halliday, Dan ‐ M

Hamiel, Brian ‐ E

Hamiel, Mackenzie  ‐ M

Hamilton, Tommy ‐ A

Hamilton, Troy  ‐ M

Hammond, James ‐ A, Y

Hamson, Joshua ‐ R

Hand, Jessica ‐ M

Hankins, James ‐ B

Hankins, Rachel ‐ R

Hannaford, Andy ‐ Y

Hannel, Lisa ‐ M

Schram City (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Woodlawn First (Salem South Baptist Association)

Saline Ridge Missionary (Big Saline Baptist Association)

Peoples Missionary (Quad Cities Area Baptist Association)

Christopher First (Franklin Baptist Association)

South Shore Bible (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Grace Community Fellowship (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Maryville First (Gateway Baptist Association)

North Side (Greater Wabash Baptist Association)

Jackson Grove (Franklin Baptist Association)

Victory (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Victory (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Edinburg First (Heartland Baptist Network)

Wheaton Second (Miscellaneous)

Living Faith (Heartland Baptist Network)

Summersville (Salem South Baptist Association)

First Congregational (Quad Cities Area Baptist Association)

Stonefort Missionary (Saline Baptist Association)

New Salem Missionary (Union Baptist Association)

Carmi First (Greater Wabash Baptist Association)

Pleasant Hill First (Bay Creek Baptist Association)

Hanover, Carolyn ‐ MMt Olive First (Macoupin Baptist Association)

Hansen, Darin ‐ A

Hanson, John ‐ Y

Harbaugh, Lisa ‐ B

Harding, Gary ‐ A

Hargett, Michael ‐ M

Hargis, Steve ‐ M

New Hope (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Logan Street (Salem South Baptist Association)

Litchfield First (Macoupin Baptist Association)

Pleasant Dale (Macoupin Baptist Association)

Pleasant Hill (Franklin Baptist Association)

Roland Manor (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Hargrove, Jace ‐ Y

Harmon, Carol ‐ M

Harner, Gary ‐ A

Harner, Shirley ‐

Life Church Eastland (Union Baptist Association)

Mitchell First (Gateway Baptist Association)

Bethel (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

MMt Zion (Westfield Baptist Association)

Harp, Melanie ‐ M

Harrawood, Linda ‐ M

Harrell, Jason ‐ A, Y

Harris, Brad ‐ Y

Harris, Brenda ‐ M

Harris, Calista ‐ Y

Harris, Debra ‐ M

Harris, Denton ‐ M

Harris, Kevin ‐ Y

Harris, Scott ‐ Y

Harrison, Craig ‐ M

Harrison, Demond ‐ M

Hartline, Matthew ‐ A, Y

Harvel, Vickie ‐ M

Haskin, Sylvia ‐ M

Haymon, Cynthia ‐ A

Haymon, Mozell ‐ E

Haynes, Susie ‐ Y

Hazlerig, Charlotte ‐ R

Hurricane Memorial (Williamson Baptist Association)

Gaskins City Missionary (Saline Baptist Association)

Wheaton Second (Miscellaneous)

Clay City First (Olney Baptist Association)

Oblong First (Palestine Baptist Association)

Lighthouse Community (Metro East Baptist Association)

Clay City First (Olney Baptist Association)

Bread of Life (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Unity (Gateway Baptist Association)

Harvest Church of Southern IL (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Walking in Grace (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Garden of Peace (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Cobden First (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Hoosier Prairie (Olney Baptist Association)

Household of Faith Christian Assembly (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Resurrection House of NW Indiana (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Resurrection House of NW Indiana (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Pleasant Hill (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Twin Oaks (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Healy, Jerod ‐ B, E Macedonia (Goshen Trail Baptist Association)

Heaton, Brendon ‐ M

Heimer, Lynda ‐ M

Helfrich, Thomas ‐ E

Helmich, Stacey ‐ B

Henderson, Colleen ‐ B

Henderson, Mark ‐ E

Hendrix, Floyd ‐ Y

Henry, Vernon ‐ A

Henry‐Payne, Jenny ‐ Y

Hensiek, David ‐ M

Henson, Courtney ‐ Y

Henson, Debbie ‐ M

Hernandez, Ariel ‐ M

Maryville First (Gateway Baptist Association)

Bunker Hill (Macoupin Baptist Association)

The Bridge (Gateway Baptist Association)

Lincoln Avenue (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Meadow Heights (Metro East Baptist Association)

Calvary (Bay Creek Baptist Association)

Cutler First (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Agape Bible Fellowship (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Coal City First (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Casey First (Westfield Baptist Association)

The Ridge (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

The Ridge (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Iglesia Betel (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Hernandez, Barb ‐ M Sanctuary Messianic (Lake County Baptist Association)

Hernandez, Edgar ‐ A Harvard First (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Hernandez, Maria ‐ R

Hicks, Darin ‐ M, Y

Hicks, Katie ‐ M

Higgerson, Carolyn ‐ M

Higgerson, Michael ‐ Y

Higgs, David ‐ A, E, M

Iglesia Bethania (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Nine Mile (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Nine Mile (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Clarmin First (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Clarmin First (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Dorrisville (Saline Baptist Association)

Higgs, William ‐ M Lakeland (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Hill, Charles ‐ R Proviso Missionary (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Hill, D ‐ A, M, Y Herrin First (Williamson Baptist Association)

Hill, Justin ‐ Y

Hill, Kerry ‐ M

Coalton (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Reynoldsville (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Hill, Nancy ‐ M Grace (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Hillebrand, Louis ‐ M

Seven Mile (Union Baptist Association)

Hindrichs, Samuel ‐ Y

Steeleville (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Hise, George ‐ M Ridgway First (Saline Baptist Association)

Hobbs, Lincoln & Whitney ‐ YDitney Ridge (Goshen Trail Baptist Association)

Hodges, Margaret ‐ Y Shiloh Missionary (Central Baptist Association)

Hoffman, Barry ‐ E Ellis Grove First (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Hogendobler, Judy ‐ Y Shiloh (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Hogendobler, Michael ‐ R Shiloh (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Hogue, Bill ‐ M Park Avenue (Salem South Baptist Association)

Hogue, Lemuel ‐ E Morning Star Bible (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Holliday, Andrew ‐ B Monroe (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Hollis, Dorothy ‐ AIn the Upper Room Ministries (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Holloway, R ‐ A, R, Y Dorrisville (Saline Baptist Association)

Holman, Justin ‐ M Whittington (Franklin Baptist Association)

Holman, Rodney ‐ A, M Flora First Southern (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Holmes, Linda ‐ R Heaven's View (Miscellaneous)

Holshouser, Sondra ‐ B Anna Heights (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Hoots, Kyung ‐ E Fellowship (Metro East Baptist Association)

Hoots, Sandy ‐ M Bloomfield (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Horner, Norman ‐ MDe Soto First (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Horton, Agnes ‐ M Glenridge First (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Horton, Shonte ‐ B Harmony Community (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Horton, Tina ‐ M Marshall Creek (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Hoskins, Chanikka ‐ Y Christ Transformed Lives (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Houchins, Rhonda ‐ M

Calvary (Bay Creek Baptist Association)

Houdek, Diane ‐ M Golf Road (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Houlihan, Lori ‐ R Parkview (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Howard, Cole ‐ M

Cornerstone (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Howard, David ‐ A Anna First (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Howard, Greg ‐ A Sandridge (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Howe, Tina ‐ M Royalton First (Franklin Baptist Association)

Howell, Harold ‐ M

Sims Missionary (Greater Wabash Baptist Association)

Howell, Josh ‐ E Grace Fellowship (Franklin Baptist Association)

Howell, Mark ‐ Y

Howell, Sean ‐ M

Hubbard, Randy ‐ Y

Hubbard, Sara ‐ M

Hubert, Brian ‐ A, E

Hudson, Debra ‐ M

Hudspeth, Cody ‐ A, Y

Huff, Rosemary ‐ M

Huffstutler, Lowell ‐ B

Hughes, Roy ‐ A

Hume, John ‐ A, M

Hunsaker, John ‐ Y

Hunt, Jim ‐ M

Hurtado, Luis ‐ Y

Hutchinson, Lisa ‐ M

Ifland, Clint ‐ Y

Ikora, Nelly ‐ R

Ilbery, Gina ‐ M

Inman, Alice ‐ M

Fairmont (Metro East Baptist Association)

Rend (Franklin Baptist Association)

Smithboro (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Smithboro (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Delta (Heartland Baptist Network)

Universal (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Towerview (Metro East Baptist Association)

Bethlehem (Macoupin Baptist Association)

Blooming Grove (Goshen Trail Baptist Association)

Harco (Saline Baptist Association)

Lincoln Avenue (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Red Bud First (Metro East Baptist Association)

Pleasant Dale (Macoupin Baptist Association)

Primera Iglesia de La Villita (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Harvard First (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Jackson Creek Fellowship (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Universal (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Pleasant Grove (Salem South Baptist Association)

Harvard First (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Jackson, Andra ‐ A Anew Life Ministry Missionary (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Jackson, Angel ‐ Y

Jackson, Autumn ‐ M

Jackson, Blake ‐ E

Open Door (Miscellaneous)

Simpson Missionary (Union Baptist Association)

Life Church Eastland (Union Baptist Association)

Jackson, Eddie ‐ ASt Joseph Missionary (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Jackson, Mike ‐ M

Jackson, Sylvia ‐ M

Jacques, James ‐ Y

Jakes, Paul ‐ M

James, Regina ‐ B

Jarrett, Celeste ‐ A

Jarvis, Juanita ‐ M

Jeanty, Josh ‐ M

Jeffers, Sarah ‐ M

Jefferson, Kirsten ‐ M

Jenkins, Contrell ‐ M

Jenkins, David ‐ M

Fillmore (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Shiloh Missionary (Central Baptist Association)

United Baylis (Miscellaneous)

New Tabernacle of Faith (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

The Body of Christ (Metro East Baptist Association)

Wheaton Second (Miscellaneous)

Grace (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Gabaon (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

East Union (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Pleasant Hill (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Harmony Community (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Net Community (Macoupin Baptist Association)

Jennings, Diretha ‐ ESt John Baptist Temple (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Jennings, Steven ‐ M

Effingham First (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Jeschke, Sherry ‐ M Dowell First (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Jin, Doo Young Dion ‐ A Unity Korean (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Johnson, Amanda ‐ Y

Northside Missionary (Greater Wabash Baptist Association)

Johnson, Angelique ‐ M Destiny (Quad Cities Area Baptist Association)

Johnson, Crystal ‐ Y Dongola First (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Johnson, David ‐ M Hopewell Missionary (Goshen Trail Baptist Association)

Johnson, Debbie ‐ B Island Grove (Palestine Baptist Association)

Johnson, Dennis ‐ M Paris Southern (Miscellaneous)

Johnson, Edviena ‐ M Alpha (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Johnson, Grant ‐ R Meacham (Louisville Baptist Association)

Johnson, Jacob ‐ A Temple (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Johnson, Jamey ‐ M East Salem (Salem South Baptist Association)

Johnson, Jason ‐ M Dupo First (Metro East Baptist Association)

Johnson, Jennifer ‐ Y Beardstown First Southern (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Johnson, Johnathan ‐ B, E Holy Bible Missionary (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Johnson, Kimberly ‐ M Long Branch (Saline Baptist Association)

Johnson, Linda ‐ Y Mound City First (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Johnson, M C ‐ A New Life Community (Metro East Baptist Association)

Johnson, Robin ‐ Y Rock Hill (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Johnson, Shanika ‐ M Galena Park (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Johnson, Sheila ‐ M True Fellowship Missionary (Miscellaneous)

Johnson, Wes ‐ Y

Johnston, Adrienne ‐ Y

Dongola First (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Eastview (Metro East Baptist Association)

Johnston, Ken ‐ M Westfield (Westfield Baptist Association)

Joiner, Dorothy ‐ Y

Joiner, Matt ‐ A

Jones, Annie ‐ E

First New Mt Olive Missionary (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Harvest Bible Chapel (Miscellaneous)

Pilgrim Missionary (Metro East Baptist Association)

Jones, Benjamin ‐ E Ten Mile (Goshen Trail Baptist Association)

Jones, Clifton ‐ E Tabernacle (Central Baptist Association)

Jones, David ‐ M, Y Bethel (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Jones, Dewayne ‐ M

Jones, Diane ‐ A

Jones, Jana ‐ R

Rose of Light (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Wheaton Second (Miscellaneous)

Pleasant Grove (Salem South Baptist Association)

Jones, Kenneth ‐ A Pleasant Grove Missionary (Lake County Baptist Association)

Jones, Mark ‐ M

Jones, Mark ‐ A

O'Fallon First (Metro East Baptist Association)

Uptown (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Jones, Marlene ‐ M Franklin (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Jones, Nick ‐ B Herrin First (Williamson Baptist Association)

Jones, Olivia ‐ E

Peoples Missionary (Quad Cities Area Baptist Association)

Jones, Steve ‐ M Lincoln Southern (Central Baptist Association)

Jones , Joy  ‐ YIn the Upper Room Ministries (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Jordan, Donna ‐ M Zif (Olney Baptist Association)

Jordan, Heather ‐ M Families of Faith (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Joseph, Jean ‐ R Gabaon (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Journey, Randi ‐ M Steel City (Franklin Baptist Association)

Kain, Jason ‐ M

Fieldon First (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Kannmacher, Cindy ‐ R Island Grove (Palestine Baptist Association)

Kato, Wynton ‐ M

Kawazoe, Kota ‐ E

World Deliverance Christian (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Restoration Missionary (Lake County Baptist Association)

Kean, Tawnda ‐ M Bluffs (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Keegan, Lenora ‐ Y Smith Grove (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Keel, Thomas ‐ MSt John Baptist Temple (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Keele, Dustin ‐ M Cornerstone (Williamson Baptist Association)

Keller, Matt ‐ A, Y The Word in Marion (Williamson Baptist Association)

Kelly, Solomon ‐ B Destiny (Miscellaneous)

Kerley, Jimmy ‐ M Thompsonville First (Franklin Baptist Association)

Kern, Kyle ‐ M Dongola First (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Kern, Terry ‐ M Bethel (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Kerner, Deanna ‐ Y Faith Southern (Westfield Baptist Association)

Kessinger, Nick ‐ Y

Keune, Ralph ‐ M

Crossroads Community (Gateway Baptist Association)

Holiday Shores (Gateway Baptist Association)

Khan, Mahmoud ‐ M University Park First (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Kilbey, Cheyenne ‐ M

River Terrace (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Killingsworth, Clark ‐ A Journey (East Central Illinois Baptist Association)

Kim, Hyun Min ‐ Y The Lord's Church (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Kim, Hyung ‐ A Agape Korean (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Kim, James ‐ Y Northfield Korean (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Kim, Ji Hae ‐ Y New Life Korean (Lake County Baptist Association)

Kim, Phil ‐ Y Central Grace (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Kim, Yeo ‐ M Restoration Missionary (Lake County Baptist Association)

Kimbrell, Alicia ‐ B Bethel (Gateway Baptist Association)

Kimmel, Joe ‐ M Hickory Hill Missionary (Goshen Trail Baptist Association)

King, Jean ‐ Y Cypress First (Union Baptist Association)

King, Jerry ‐ M Limestone (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

King, Toya ‐ R Twelve Gates (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Kinsey, Bill ‐ M Albion First (Greater Wabash Baptist Association)

Kirkwood, Jeff & Tracie ‐ Y Trinity (Macoupin Baptist Association)

Kizer, Byron ‐ M Zion Temple (Metro East Baptist Association)

Kleinschmidt, John ‐ A Delta (Heartland Baptist Network)

Klundt, Rita ‐ Y Liberty (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Knight, Danny ‐ E Woodson (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Kobari, Keiko ‐ M Chicago Japanese Mission (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Kobek, Dee ‐ M Tinley Park First (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Koch, Randy ‐ M Trail of Hope Cowboy (Quad Cities Area Baptist Association)

Kohl, Gary ‐ A, M Pelley Road Christian Fellowship (North Central Baptist Association)

Koorts, Emile ‐ M Fellowship Bible (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Korte, Kent ‐ M

Kotter, Niki ‐ Y

Kramer, Michael ‐ E

New Hope (Union Baptist Association)

Highview Missionary (Big Saline Baptist Association)

Immanuel (Franklin Baptist Association)

Kriebel, Nathan ‐ M Smith Grove (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Kunath, Bunny ‐ Y

Kunath, John ‐ M

Kurtz, Don ‐ R

Laidley, Deborah ‐ R

Sulphur Springs (Antioch Baptist Association)

Sulphur Springs (Antioch Baptist Association)

Sanctuary Messianic (Lake County Baptist Association)

Fairmont (Metro East Baptist Association)

Laird, Michelle  ‐ Y Island City (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Lamb, Bill ‐ M

Lambert, Greg ‐ M

Lancaster, Brenda ‐ M

Freedom (Olney Baptist Association)

New Beginnings (Williamson Baptist Association)

Greater St James (Gateway Baptist Association)

Lancaster, Michael David ‐ MReborn Community (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Lane, Christian ‐ Y Elizabethtown First (Antioch Baptist Association)

Largent, Lanny ‐ M

Wisetown (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Larry, Jim ‐ MMt Pleasant (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Lasswell, Timothy ‐ MMt Carmel First (Greater Wabash Baptist Association)

Lawhead, Pat ‐ M Prairie Grove (Palestine Baptist Association)

Lawrence, Kevin ‐ M Herrin Second (Williamson Baptist Association)

Lay, Eh ‐ M Karen of Rockford (North Central Baptist Association)

Layman, Bob ‐ M Mill Creek (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Lee, Bradley ‐ M North Side (Miscellaneous)

Lee, Chang K ‐ M New Life Korean (Lake County Baptist Association)

Lee, Chang Ku ‐ Y Unity Korean (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Lee, Charles ‐ A Restoration Missionary (Lake County Baptist Association)

Lee, Junghoon ‐ E Schaumburg (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Lee, Ki Chan ‐ M

Lee, Patsy ‐ M

Central Grace (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Cave in Rock First (Antioch Baptist Association)

Lee, Stephen ‐ A, M Woodland (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Leininger, Skip ‐ A

Leman, Teri ‐ M

LeSure, Larry ‐ Y

O'Fallon First (Metro East Baptist Association)

Crystal Lake First (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Walking in Grace (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Lewis, Andrew ‐ Y Ramsey First (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Lewis, Cameron ‐ Y Cross (Macoupin Baptist Association)

Lewis, Corey ‐ A

Centennial Missionary (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Liddell, C J ‐ YSt James (Macoupin Baptist Association)

Liddell, Joseph ‐ MSt James (Macoupin Baptist Association)

Lietz, Kody ‐ Y

Lim, Chong ‐ A

Lim, Sung Ho ‐ E, M

Linder, Carolyn ‐ E

Lindsay, Chad ‐ M, Y

Linnell, David ‐ M

Net Community (Macoupin Baptist Association)

Fellowship (Metro East Baptist Association)

Unity Korean (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Soul Reviving Missionary (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Cornerstone Ministries (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Fairview Heights First (Metro East Baptist Association)

Lipe, Aaron ‐ M Faith (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Lisanby, Kevin ‐ M

Liberty (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Little, Rodney ‐ M Sandridge (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Livesay, David ‐ M Galilee (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Llewellyn, Clark ‐ A

Lockwood, Rebekah ‐ Y

Logeman, Roy ‐ M

Long, Jason ‐ Y

Lopez, Frank ‐ M

Families of Faith (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Galatia First (Saline Baptist Association)

Hillerman Missionary (Union Baptist Association)

Grace Fellowship Ashton (Sinnissippi Baptist Association)

Iglesia Camino Al Cielo (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Lord, Craig ‐ A

The Source (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Lovett, Johnnie ‐ ESt Mark Missionary (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Lowder, Christy ‐ M

Pinckneyville First (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Lowe, Gloria ‐ B Beacon Hill Missionary (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Lowry, Debra ‐ R, Y Halsted Road (North Central Baptist Association)

Loyd, Lester ‐ M

Loyd, Roshanne ‐ B

Lumpkins, Meg ‐ M

Lundell, Pern ‐ M

First Mount Sinai (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

First Mount Sinai (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

East Hickory Hill Missionary (Salem South Baptist Association)

Friendship (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Lyles, Arthur ‐ Y Christ Bible (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Lynn, Zane ‐ A, M Island City (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Maas, Dan ‐ Y Mosaic (Gateway Baptist Association)

Mabus, Eryka ‐ Y Calvary (Bay Creek Baptist Association)

Macpherson, Mary ‐ M Brownfield (Antioch Baptist Association)

Magsig, Brian ‐ M

Antioch (Goshen Trail Baptist Association)

Makabu, Andre ‐ B Capernaum (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Malone, Mike ‐ B Marion First (Williamson Baptist Association)

Manley, Linda ‐ Y East Carondelet First (Metro East Baptist Association)

Mansiatina, Henriette  ‐ M Gathering of the First Born (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Manuel, Zach ‐ Y Highland Avenue (Palestine Baptist Association)

Marcrum, Levoy ‐ B Grace Hill (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Marlow, Travis ‐ Y Summersville (Salem South Baptist Association)

Martin, Dennis ‐ R Clay City First (Olney Baptist Association)

Martin, Ron ‐ R Grace (Gateway Baptist Association)

Martin , Robert  ‐ M

Delafield (Goshen Trail Baptist Association)

Martinez, Jorge ‐ B Iglesia Bethania (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Marvin, John ‐ E

Mason, Howard ‐ R

Mawhorr, Mike ‐ M

Mayberry, Todd ‐ B

Victory Rock Fellowship (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Northcrest Calvary (Quad Cities Area Baptist Association)

Charis Fellowship (Metro East Baptist Association)

Grace Fellowship (Franklin Baptist Association)

Mazur, Rob ‐ Y Momence First (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Mbemba, Precilia ‐ M

McAllister, Joe ‐ R

McAnally, Matt ‐ Y

McAnulty, Will ‐ Y

McBriton, Ladoris ‐ Y

McCain, Cathy ‐ M

McCarroll, Bobby ‐ E

McCasland, Lois ‐ M

McClendon, Lynda ‐ A, Y

McClenning, Matthew ‐ M

Capernaum (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Liberty (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Rushville First Southern (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Dow Southern (Gateway Baptist Association)

Zion Temple (Metro East Baptist Association)

Thebes First (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

South Shore Bible (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Pocahontas First (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Harmony Community (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Coal City First (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

McCollum, Gary ‐ M Charity Southern (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

McConachie, Michael ‐ Y

McConnell, Tobiah ‐ B

Beaucoup (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Armitage (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

McCrite, Danny ‐ M Sandy Creek (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

McDaniel, Robert ‐ R Mill Creek (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

McFadden, Melvin ‐ MSt Joseph Missionary (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

McFadden, Sharon ‐ ESt Joseph Missionary (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

McFarland, Daniel ‐ R, Y

McFarland, Gayla ‐ M

Anna Heights (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Pleasant Valley Missionary (Franklin Baptist Association)

McFarland, Greg ‐ Y Pleasant Valley Missionary (Franklin Baptist Association)

Mcgarvey, Phil ‐ A, M Pennsylvania Ave (East Central Illinois Baptist Association)

McGill, David ‐ M

McGlaun, Donna ‐ Y

McGowan, Alfred ‐ A

McGuire, Bryson ‐ Y

McIlrath, James ‐ M

McKee, Sue ‐ M

McKenna, DeAnna ‐ M

McKinney, Amy ‐ Y

McNeely, Robert ‐ B

McNeill, Rick ‐ M

McSparin, Jerry ‐ M

McSparran, Jere ‐ A

McWade, Chance ‐ Y

McWethy, Brian ‐ B, E

Meglei, Michael ‐ B

Mejias, Miguel ‐ M

Fellowship (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Prince of Peace Ministries (Metro East Baptist Association)

Rock Hill (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

O'Fallon First (Metro East Baptist Association)

Lebanon Missionary (Salem South Baptist Association)

North Alton (Gateway Baptist Association)

New Hope of Como (Sinnissippi Baptist Association)

Pleasant Hill (Salem South Baptist Association)

New Hope (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Carterville First (Williamson Baptist Association)

Indian Camp (Williamson Baptist Association)

Greenup First Southern (Westfield Baptist Association)

Colona First Southern (Quad Cities Area Baptist Association)

Grace Fellowship Amboy‐Sublette (Sinnissippi Baptist Association)

Romanian of Metropolitan Chicago (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Iglesia Gran Comision (Lake County Baptist Association)

Mellott, Canna ‐ M New Hope (Salem South Baptist Association)

Mendez, Victor ‐ M

Iglesia Maranatha (Gateway Baptist Association)

Merritt, Christopher ‐ B Tabernacle (Central Baptist Association)

Mertz, Jason ‐ A Redemption Community (Metro East Baptist Association)

Merwin, Joe ‐ Y Panther Creek New Beginning (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Metcalf, John ‐ M Dahlgren (Goshen Trail Baptist Association)

Metler, Mike ‐ Y

Cornerstone Community (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Meyers, Christie ‐ R Clifton (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Michael, Glen ‐ M

Kell (Salem South Baptist Association)

Michel, Luis ‐ E Iglesia Peniel (Miscellaneous)

Milburn, Cheryl ‐ B

Redemption (Williamson Baptist Association)

Millenbine, Kyleen ‐ M New Prospect (Goshen Trail Baptist Association)

Miller, Anne ‐ Y

Tamms First (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Miller, Brad ‐ M Arrington Prairie (Greater Wabash Baptist Association)

Miller, Daniel ‐ A

Miller, Dirk ‐ A

Miller, Jay ‐ A

Miller, Johnny ‐ Y

Miller, Karen ‐ B

Miller, Laura  ‐ Y

Miller, Leon ‐ A, M

Miller, Rhonda ‐ M

Miller, Richard ‐ E

Miller, Terry ‐ M

Min Sik, Yoo ‐ M

Mitchell, Gayla ‐ Y

Mitchell, Valeria ‐ Y

Mize, Cyrall ‐ B, Y

Montijo, Michael ‐ M

Moore, Becki ‐ M

Moore, Geraldine ‐ A, E

Moore, Kelena ‐ M

Mootry, Bonnie ‐ M

Moran, Giovanni ‐ E

Morgan, Lenna ‐ M

Red Bud First (Metro East Baptist Association)

Cornerstone (East Central Illinois Baptist Association)

Victory (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Tamms First (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Sesser First (Franklin Baptist Association)

Wayne City (Greater Wabash Baptist Association)

Mount Ebenezer (Miscellaneous)

Valier First (Franklin Baptist Association)

Ullin First (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Sesser First (Franklin Baptist Association)

Fellowship (Metro East Baptist Association)

Zeigler First (Franklin Baptist Association)

Walnut Grove (Big Saline Baptist Association)

Mount Nebo ‐ Inactive (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Transformation (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Odin (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Rose of Light (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Emmanuel (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Hillcrest (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Iglesia Luz Y Verdad (Miscellaneous)

Coulterville First (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Morris, Phillip ‐ M County Line Missionary (Union Baptist Association)

Morrow, Edward ‐ M

Morrow, Jamie ‐ M

Morse, Brandon ‐ M

Morse, Heather ‐ Y

Moseley, Donna ‐ M

Hope Ministry Midwest (Metro East Baptist Association)

Riverton First (Heartland Baptist Network)

Bankston Fork (Saline Baptist Association)

Bankston Fork (Saline Baptist Association)

Herod Springs (Saline Baptist Association)

Mosson, Dana ‐ M, Y Samaria Missionary (Greater Wabash Baptist Association)

Mott, Donna ‐ Y

Mountz, Steve ‐ Y

Ozark (Saline Baptist Association)

Winthrop Harbor First (Lake County Baptist Association)

Moutray, Dawn ‐ R Albion First (Greater Wabash Baptist Association)

Mukawa, Elie ‐ R Capernaum (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Mullinax, Randy ‐ Y Casey Avenue (Salem South Baptist Association)

Mulvaney, Jeremy ‐ Y

Altamont First (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Munbi, Cedrick ‐ A Gathering of the First Born (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Muniz, Jerry ‐ M

Brookport First (Union Baptist Association)

Munoz, Elishael ‐ M Grace Hill (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Murley, Brian ‐ Y

Goreville First (Williamson Baptist Association)

Murrow, Andy ‐ M Grace Fellowship (Franklin Baptist Association)

Mwadi, Papy ‐ E Capernaum (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Myers, Tom ‐ M Springfield Southern (Heartland Baptist Network)

Myles, Kenny ‐ B First Community (Macoupin Baptist Association)

Neal, Bryan ‐ E Halsted Road (North Central Baptist Association)

Nelson, Michael ‐ Y Effingham First (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Neuhaus, Sarah ‐ B Heartland (Gateway Baptist Association)

Nevels, Chanise ‐ M Jesus is the Life (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Newberry, Jeremy ‐ M

Crosswinds Church (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Newman, Alan ‐ Y Faith Missionary (Franklin Baptist Association)

Newman, Marilyn ‐ E, Y Summit Avenue (Metro East Baptist Association)

Newton, William ‐ Y Joppa Missionary (Union Baptist Association)

Nichols, Barry ‐ A, M West Frankfort First (Franklin Baptist Association)

Nichols, Isaiah ‐ M Crossroads Community (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Nichols, Victoria ‐ B Crossroads Community (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Nickles, Pierre ‐ A, Y Garden of Peace (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Nicoski, Jeremy ‐ M Redeemer Fellowship (Miscellaneous)

Noble, Larry ‐ Y Arthur Southern (Central Baptist Association)

Norment, Ratina ‐ A Mount Nebo ‐ Inactive (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Norris, Erin ‐ M Ingraham (Olney Baptist Association)

Norris, Lynn ‐ B Panther Creek New Beginning (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Norris, Marc ‐ A, B Bloomfield (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Noyola, Rene ‐ Y Iglesia Betel (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Oakley, Joyce ‐ M Freedom (Miscellaneous)

Odle, John ‐ M Immanuel (Franklin Baptist Association)

Oh, Paul ‐ Y New Lords Church (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Ohl, Debi ‐ M Greenview First (Heartland Baptist Network)

Oliger, Jon ‐ B Sugar Camp (Goshen Trail Baptist Association)

Oliva, Efrain ‐ Y Iglesia Misionera North Avenue (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Orejel, Gabriel ‐ M Iglesia Renacer (Lake County Baptist Association)

Oreskovich, Barb ‐ M Oconee (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Oreskovich, Neal ‐ E Oconee (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Ortiz, Maria ‐ E Iglesia Erie (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Ortolaza, Angel ‐ A Iglesia Erie (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Osuji, Clifford ‐ Y Cornelia Avenue (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Otuwa, David ‐ A Church of the Beloved‐Wicker Park (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Outlan, Kay ‐ M

Immanuel Praise & Worship (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Ovalle, Oralia ‐ M Iglesia El Mesias (Miscellaneous)

Overstreet, David ‐ M Faith Fellowship (Quad Cities Area Baptist Association)

Overstreet, Melinda ‐ E Faith Fellowship (Quad Cities Area Baptist Association)

Owens, Jeff ‐ Y

Panther Creek New Beginning (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Owens, Scott ‐ M Petersburg First (Heartland Baptist Network)

Owens, Scott & Angie ‐ Y Petersburg First (Heartland Baptist Network)

Owens, Shana ‐ Y New Bethel Missionary (Metro East Baptist Association)

Owens, Willard ‐ M Southern Mission (Metro East Baptist Association)

Pace, Donald ‐ A Northcrest Calvary (Quad Cities Area Baptist Association)

Paige, JoAnn ‐ Y Summit Avenue (Metro East Baptist Association)

Pankey, Bob ‐ A Whittington (Franklin Baptist Association)

Parikh, Bob ‐ B, E Transformation (Miscellaneous)

Parikh, Kara ‐ M

Parikh, Nathan ‐ A, M

Transformation (Miscellaneous)

Transformation (Miscellaneous)

Park, Ryan ‐ Y Colona First Southern (Quad Cities Area Baptist Association)

Parker, Cynthia ‐ B Original Wings of Faith Missionary (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Parkinson, Heather ‐ M New Horizons Southern (Heartland Baptist Network)

Parkinson, Stephen ‐ A, M New Horizons Southern (Heartland Baptist Network)

Parkman, James ‐ A Agape Missionary (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Parks, Cheryl ‐ B Heaven's View (Miscellaneous)

Parks, Kristin ‐ M College Heights (Saline Baptist Association)

Parks, Wyland ‐ A New Zion (Miscellaneous)

Pascual, Cristino ‐ A Family Bible (Lake County Baptist Association)

Patrick, Janice ‐ R Harco (Saline Baptist Association)

Patrick, Rick ‐ A Calvary (Gateway Baptist Association)

Patterson, Jill ‐ Y Parkview (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Patton, Ben ‐ M Twin Oaks (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Paul, Erika ‐ M The Bridge (Gateway Baptist Association)

Paul, Richard ‐ M Hagarstown (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Payne, Ronald ‐ A Christian Center of Hope (East Central Illinois Baptist Association)

Pearce, Rick ‐ Y Sandoval (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Pearson, Julie ‐ E Ridge House of Praise (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Pegg, Mike ‐ M Jerome Lane (Metro East Baptist Association)

Pennington, Alana ‐ M Chicagoland Community (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Pennington Newberry, Juanita ‐ MGrace (Union Baptist Association)

Perry, Darryl ‐ MSt Mark Missionary (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Peterson, Diane ‐ M Heyworth First (Central Baptist Association)

Peterson Sr, Leon ‐ A Fifteenth Street (Metro East Baptist Association)

Pettersen , Sam  ‐ Y Springbrook Community (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Pettis, Ella ‐ E Faith Tabernacle (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Phelps, Dwayne ‐ M McArthur Drive (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Phelps, Matthew ‐ Y The Bridge (Gateway Baptist Association)

Philip, Elroy ‐ B Perfecting Faith Ministry (Metro East Baptist Association)

Philpot, Ron ‐ B, E Northcrest Calvary (Quad Cities Area Baptist Association)

Pie, Shalesse ‐ M Heaven's View (Miscellaneous)

Pittenger, Jason ‐ A The Church in Dekalb (Miscellaneous)

Pittman, Brad ‐ E, M, Y Grace Fellowship Davis Junction (Sinnissippi Baptist Association)

Plackett, Susan ‐ Y

Tolono First (East Central Illinois Baptist Association)

Plott, Allen ‐ M Big Creek (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Poe, Fielding ‐ E, Y Winstanley (Metro East Baptist Association)

Pollock, Jill ‐ B Christ Church (Miscellaneous)

Pop, Dinu ‐ A

Portell, Mary Lou ‐ M

Romanian of Metropolitan Chicago (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Roe's Dale (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Pospischil, Joe ‐ A Families of Faith (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Pottorff, Mark ‐ A, B Metro Community (Gateway Baptist Association)

Powell, Gregory ‐ R, Y New Faith International (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Powell, Willie ‐ E Proviso Missionary (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Power, Luiza ‐ M

Presswood, Madison ‐ Y

Higher Ground (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Marion First (Williamson Baptist Association)

Price, Brad  ‐ Y Jackson Grove (Franklin Baptist Association)

Price, Henry ‐ B Vernon (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Price, Norma ‐ M Love Fellowship (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Prickett, Gregg ‐ M Ransom City (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Pritchard, James ‐ M

Pritts, Greg ‐ Y

Pritts, Wendy ‐ Y

Altamont First (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Prior Grove (Palestine Baptist Association)

Prior Grove (Palestine Baptist Association)

Propst, Angela ‐ M Clarksville (Westfield Baptist Association)

Pye, Shirley ‐ M Faith (Gateway Baptist Association)

Quarton, Michael ‐ R Emmanuel (Macoupin Baptist Association)

Quevedo, Noe ‐ M, Y Light and Grace (Lake County Baptist Association)

Ragan, Nathan ‐ M Living Faith (Heartland Baptist Network)

Ragsdale, Kevan ‐ M Immanuel (Union Baptist Association)

Rainey, Patty ‐ M Wisetown (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Ralls, Amy ‐ M Lighthouse Community (Metro East Baptist Association)

Ralls, Nathan ‐ M Cornerstone (Williamson Baptist Association)

Ralls, Sarah  ‐ M

Cornerstone (Williamson Baptist Association)

Ramirez, Maria ‐ B Iglesia Gran Comision (Lake County Baptist Association)

Ramirez, Noe ‐ M

Nuevo Pacto (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Ramos, Abel ‐ M Iglesia Luz Y Verdad (Miscellaneous)

Ramos, Mario ‐ A Royalton First (Franklin Baptist Association)

Randle, Mattie ‐ E Resurrection House (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Raney, Cathie ‐ M Steeleville (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Ray, Andrea ‐ M

Ray, Brian ‐ Y

Blaze Chapel (Salem South Baptist Association)

Ditney Ridge (Goshen Trail Baptist Association)

Ray, Lisa ‐ YMt Zion (Westfield Baptist Association)

Ray, Pamela ‐ M, Y

Raynaud, Deana ‐ B

Ready, Derek ‐ B

Reason, Princess ‐ B

Reedy, Chris ‐ M

Reeves , Clayton  ‐ M

Rendleman, Ronald ‐ M

Renken, TJ ‐ M

Repp, Seth ‐ Y

Reynolds, Jacinda ‐ Y

Rhineheart, Elizabeth ‐ M

Rhoades, Shannon ‐ B

Rhyne, Jim ‐ M

New Harmony (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Fairview Heights First (Metro East Baptist Association)

Jasper (Greater Wabash Baptist Association)

Morning Star Bible (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Rome (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Sugar Camp (Goshen Trail Baptist Association)

Alto Pass First (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Otterville Southern (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Greenup First Southern (Westfield Baptist Association)

Charity (Macoupin Baptist Association)

Carmi First (Greater Wabash Baptist Association)

Logan Street (Salem South Baptist Association)

Crossroads Community (Lake County Baptist Association)

Ribble, Benjamin ‐ M Cross Hettick ()

Rice, Judy ‐ M

Rice, Sandra ‐ M, Y

Christway (Gateway Baptist Association)

Eternity (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Richardson, Anthony ‐ ASt James Community (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Richardson, Yadira ‐ B

Zion Temple (Metro East Baptist Association)

Richerson, Lexie ‐ M

Riggs, Randy ‐ Y

Rister, Jennifer ‐ M

Roberson, Nancy ‐ M

Antioch Missionary (Antioch Baptist Association)

Lincoln Southern (Central Baptist Association)

Blooming Grove (Goshen Trail Baptist Association)

Peru First (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Roberts, Brad  ‐ A Harbor (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Roberts, Mike ‐ Y Grace Fellowship (Gateway Baptist Association)

Robinson, Danielle ‐ Y

Robinson, James ‐ M

Ullin First (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Meadow Heights (Metro East Baptist Association)

Robinson, Toby ‐ R West Frankfort First (Franklin Baptist Association)

Robinson, Toby ‐ Y West Frankfort First (Franklin Baptist Association)

Rodriguez, Dawn ‐ M The Church in Dekalb (Miscellaneous)

Rodriguez, Samuel ‐ M

Iglesia Peniel (Miscellaneous)

Roesch, Dorothy ‐ MMc Leansboro First (Goshen Trail Baptist Association)

Rogers, Mike ‐ Y Litchfield Southern (Macoupin Baptist Association)

Rone, Angie ‐ Y

Carrier Mills First (Saline Baptist Association)

Rone, Shannon ‐ R, Y Carrier Mills First (Saline Baptist Association)

Rones, Steve ‐ A The Church in Dekalb (Miscellaneous)

Rose, Cleo ‐ Y Cave in Rock First (Antioch Baptist Association)

Rose, Dee ‐ M Jonesboro First (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Ross, Antuan ‐ A

Original Wings of Faith Missionary (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Ross, Elaine ‐ M Makanda (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Rossow, Rodney ‐ A Colona First Southern (Quad Cities Area Baptist Association)

Rothe, Adam  ‐ M Emmanuel (Macoupin Baptist Association)

Rounds, Megan ‐ Y Rend (Franklin Baptist Association)

Royer, Denise ‐ Y

Rudgen, Ruth ‐ E

Ruffin, Doris ‐ Y

Russo, Barbara ‐ M

Saffo, Rashad ‐ A, B

Sailer, Chase ‐ Y

Salzman, Greg ‐ B

Samuels, Donna ‐ B

Sanchez, Alberto ‐ Y

Sanders, Mary ‐ M

Sanders, Nola ‐ M

Sanderson, Clayton ‐ M

Sandoval, Kimberly ‐ Y

Sapp, Brett ‐ A

Sapp, Gregory ‐ M

Sasse, Cheri ‐ M

Saunders, Pauline ‐ B

Sawyer, Kiara ‐ M

Schaefer, W Holden ‐ Y

Schlunaker, Sheila ‐ M

Schmanke, Jacob ‐ Y

Schmutzler, Keith ‐ Y

Schnaare, Laura ‐ M

New Hope (Gateway Baptist Association)

Vernon (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Beacon Hill Missionary (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Cornerstone Community (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

United Faith Missionary (Miscellaneous)

Ditney Ridge (Goshen Trail Baptist Association)

New Life Bilingual (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

New Bethel Missionary (Metro East Baptist Association)

Orchard Valley (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Pleasant Hill (Salem South Baptist Association)

New Bethel (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Brainard Avenue (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Iglesia Vida Nueva (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Redemption (Williamson Baptist Association)

Calvary (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Columbus Southern (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

New Faith International (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Ewing First (Franklin Baptist Association)

Red Hill Church (Gateway Baptist Association)

Bethel (East Central Illinois Baptist Association)

Redeemer Fellowship (Miscellaneous)

Emmanuel (Central Baptist Association)

Grace Fellowship (Gateway Baptist Association)

Schuab, Matthew ‐ YDu Quoin First (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Schubert, Rod ‐ M

Schultz, Ken ‐ Y

Schultz, Robyn ‐ Y

Schumacher, Michael ‐ B

Carlyle First (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Crosswinds Church (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Fieldon First (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Maranatha (Sinnissippi Baptist Association)

Scott, Chris ‐ Y

Scott, Chris ‐ M

Scott, Rob ‐ M

Scrivner, Gary ‐ M

Sears, Lanita ‐ M

Sedabres, Chris ‐ Y

See, Robert ‐ A

Sellers, Gale ‐ M

Calvary (Metro East Baptist Association)

Marshall (Westfield Baptist Association)

Findlay First Southern (Central Baptist Association)

Long Prairie (Salem South Baptist Association)

Olive Branch (Palestine Baptist Association)

Granite City Second (Gateway Baptist Association)

Heaven's View (Miscellaneous)

Calvary (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Sellers, Tim ‐ Y Cornerstone (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Sexton, Shawn ‐ Y

West Side Missionary (Salem South Baptist Association)

Shannon, Evelyn ‐ B Peoples Community (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Shannon, Jaclyn ‐ MMt Zion Missionary (Greater Wabash Baptist Association)

Sharp, Mitchell ‐ Y Keenes Missionary (Greater Wabash Baptist Association)

Sharp, Scott ‐ M

Shaw, John ‐ A

Shelton, Greg ‐ A

Shelton, Rosa ‐ B

Sheridan, Angela ‐ M

Nashville First (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Bethel (Gateway Baptist Association)

Whittington (Franklin Baptist Association)

Rose of Light (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Bluford First (Salem South Baptist Association)

Sherrod, Renee ‐ B The Word (Miscellaneous)

Sherwin, Marci ‐ M Panther Fork Missionary (Salem South Baptist Association)

Shields, Brianna ‐ M Grace Fellowship Amboy‐Sublette (Sinnissippi Baptist Association)

Shirley, Ralph ‐ E Original Wings of Faith Missionary (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Shirley, Tanisha ‐ M, Y Original Wings of Faith Missionary (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Short, Debora ‐ Y New Prospect (Goshen Trail Baptist Association)

Shouse, Stephanie ‐ M

Showalter, Nancy ‐ M

Showalter , Gary ‐ M

Ramsey First (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Sorento Southern (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

New Baden First (Metro East Baptist Association)

Shreve, Kerry ‐ Y Ellis Mound (Greater Wabash Baptist Association)

Shultz, DJ ‐ M Chatham (Heartland Baptist Network)

Shumate, Makeda ‐ E

World Deliverance Christian (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Siebert, Dennis ‐ Y Central City (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Sigler, Shanna ‐ Y Greater Morning View (Miscellaneous)

Simala, Joseph ‐ A

Simkomba, Anani ‐ M

New Song Ministries (Lake County Baptist Association)

Race of the Elect of Christ (Quad Cities Area Baptist Association)

Simmon, Ida ‐ R Vernon (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Simmons, Vickie ‐ M

Meacham (Louisville Baptist Association)

Simon, Yolonda ‐ E Rock Hill (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Skaer, Daryl ‐ Y

Slack, Tami ‐ B

Slay, Sue ‐ R

Slayton, Doris ‐ E

Waterloo First (Metro East Baptist Association)

University Park First (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Highview Missionary (Big Saline Baptist Association)

First Mount Sinai (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Slominsky, Richard ‐ M Spring Valley (Metro East Baptist Association)

Slone, Chris ‐ M Sunfield (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Slusher, Beverly ‐ M

Smith, Connie ‐ B

Ledford (Saline Baptist Association)

Gaskins City Missionary (Saline Baptist Association)

Smith, DuShawn ‐ MMt Vernon (Miscellaneous)

Smith, Gail ‐ Y

Smith, Jayar ‐ M

Smith, Kevin ‐ E

Smith, Lemuel ‐ M

Smith, Leslie ‐ R

Smith, Mark Anthony ‐ A

Reno Southern (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Uptown (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Thompsonville First (Franklin Baptist Association)

New Bethel Missionary (Metro East Baptist Association)

Pilgrim Missionary (Metro East Baptist Association)

University Park First (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Smith, Robin ‐ M

Smith, Shan ‐ Y

Smith, Sharon ‐ M

Smith, Tim ‐ M

Smith , James  ‐ Y

Sneed, David ‐ M

Sneed, Dorothea ‐ M

Snyder, Brent ‐ M

Snyder, Chris ‐ A

Elk Grove Village First (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Marshall (Westfield Baptist Association)

Shiloh (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Orchard Valley (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Crossville Missionary (Greater Wabash Baptist Association)

North Benton (Franklin Baptist Association)

Forest (Franklin Baptist Association)

Calvary (Gateway Baptist Association)

Harvest Church of Southern IL (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Snyder, John ‐ A, E Springfield First (Heartland Baptist Network)

Solares, Rigoberto ‐ B International Fellowship (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Solari, Caitlyn ‐ M

Sonderegger, Mike ‐ M

Sones, Johanna ‐ Y

Trinity (Macoupin Baptist Association)

Metro Community (Gateway Baptist Association)

Metro Community (Gateway Baptist Association)

Span, Mary ‐ ESt Joseph Missionary (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Sparks, Rosa ‐ M

Sparks, Scott ‐ A, Y

Vienna First (Union Baptist Association)

Vienna First (Union Baptist Association)

Spencer, Brett ‐ Y Franklin (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Spencer, Debbie ‐ YSt James Community (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Spencer, Misty ‐ R, Y Franklin (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Spencer, Sherry ‐ E, M

Momence First (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Spires, Cindy ‐ E, Y Tri‐Valley (Central Baptist Association)

Stacy, Ramon ‐ Y

Stafford, Joshua ‐ Y

Stairs, Robert ‐ M

Stallard, Leroy ‐ R

Stallard, Nancy ‐ M

Stanley, Barbara ‐ M

Stark, Lydia ‐ B

Starks, Titus ‐ M

Staton, Mark ‐ M

Stayton, Cindy ‐ M

Stearns, Lora ‐ A

Steffaniak, Gary ‐ A

Sterchi, Tyler ‐ A, E

Stern, Suzann ‐ E

Stevens, Craig ‐ M

Stiltz, Roger ‐ M

Stimpert, Craig ‐ A

Stone, Russell ‐ R, Y

Strong, Bonnie ‐ M

Stuckmann, John ‐ Y

Stutesman, Cathy ‐ Y

Sullens, Caron ‐ M

Summers, Brayden ‐ Y

Summers, Brian ‐ M

Summers, Diane ‐ M

Summers, Jeanne ‐ M

Sutton, Collette ‐ Y

Suver, Gavin ‐ Y

Suzuki, Michko ‐ R

The Cross Community (Williamson Baptist Association)

Fellowship (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Towerview (Metro East Baptist Association)

Freedom (Olney Baptist Association)

Odin (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Goreville First (Williamson Baptist Association)

Wasson Missionary (Saline Baptist Association)

New Zion (Miscellaneous)

Calvary Missionary (Antioch Baptist Association)

Charity (Macoupin Baptist Association)

Unity (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Metro Community (Gateway Baptist Association)

New Hope (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

First Congregational (Quad Cities Area Baptist Association)

Beardstown First Southern (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Manito (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Charis Community (Miscellaneous)

Panther Fork Missionary (Salem South Baptist Association)

Bible Community (North Central Baptist Association)

Living Stones Fellowship (North Central Baptist Association)

Island Grove (Palestine Baptist Association)

Immanuel Praise & Worship (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Calvary (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Marion First (Williamson Baptist Association)

Creal Springs First (Williamson Baptist Association)

West City (Franklin Baptist Association)

Faith Fellowship (Quad Cities Area Baptist Association)

Whittington (Franklin Baptist Association)

Chicago Japanese Mission (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Swope, David ‐ Y Broadview Missionary (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Taaka, Paul ‐ M

Casey Avenue (Salem South Baptist Association)

Tabb, Bill ‐ M Tri‐Valley (Central Baptist Association)

Tackett, Ryan ‐ Y Carterville First (Williamson Baptist Association)

Takacs, Brandon ‐ M Emmanuel (Gateway Baptist Association)

Takahashi, Lou ‐ E

Chicago Japanese Mission (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Tangman, Kent ‐ M New Lebanon (Heartland Baptist Network)

Tanner, Brian ‐ M

Tanner, Delores ‐ M

Tarpley, Scarlett ‐ R

Taylor, Ailee ‐ B

LivingStone Community (Williamson Baptist Association)

Springhill (Williamson Baptist Association)

Bethany (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Net Community (Macoupin Baptist Association)

Taylor, Cynthia ‐ M McClure (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Taylor, Earnest ‐ M

Taylor, John ‐ B

Taylor, Kenneth ‐ E

Broadview Missionary (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Universal (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Lincoln Southern (Central Baptist Association)

Taylor, Lillie ‐ A New Triedstone Missionary (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Taylor, Tommy ‐ M

Murdale (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Teal, Diana ‐ Y Grace Fellowship (Franklin Baptist Association)

Tecklenburg, Alex ‐ A, M, Y The Journey‐SI (Miscellaneous)

Terbrak, Mark ‐ E Oak Grove (Union Baptist Association)

Terra, Nicolas ‐ Y Capernaum (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Tessone, Craig ‐ M Elm Street (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Thaw, Bu Seh ‐ Y Karen of Rockford (North Central Baptist Association)

Thomas, Danny ‐ M

Calvary (Franklin Baptist Association)

Thomas, Glen ‐ M Kincaid (Heartland Baptist Network)

Thomas, Jimmy ‐ M Farina First Southern (Louisville Baptist Association)

Thomas, Kim ‐ B New Zion (Miscellaneous)

Thomas, Michael ‐ A Pleasant Hill First (Bay Creek Baptist Association)

Thomas, Phylicia ‐ Y New Hope Christian (Miscellaneous)

Thomas, Quentin ‐ M New Zion (Miscellaneous)

Thompson, Curtis ‐ B, E Reborn Community (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Thompson, Hope ‐ M Grace (North Central Baptist Association)

Thompson, Joe ‐ Y Harrisburg First (Saline Baptist Association)

Thompson, Victor ‐ A The Source (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Thornhill, Jerry ‐ M

Thornton, Ryan ‐ M

Thrash, Jason ‐ A

Thurman, Lilie ‐ A, E

Thurman, Terry ‐ M

Tibbetts, Nikki ‐ Y

Tillery, Ashby ‐ E

Tillman, Diane ‐ B

Timm, Jonathon ‐ Y

Timmins, Jan ‐ M

Tobert, Derrick ‐ M

Tolbert, Larry ‐ B

Tompkins, Martin ‐ Y

Townley, Cheryl ‐ M

Travis, Jennifer ‐ Y

Travis, Ryan  ‐ Y

Treece, Nathan ‐ B

Trembly, Lonnie ‐ Y

Treuthart, Toni ‐ M

Zeigler First (Franklin Baptist Association)

The Cross Community (Williamson Baptist Association)

Cornerstone (Williamson Baptist Association)

True Fellowship Missionary (Miscellaneous)

South Pekin (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Machesney Park First (North Central Baptist Association)

Marion Second (Williamson Baptist Association)

Calvary (Gateway Baptist Association)

Pleasant Grove (Salem South Baptist Association)

Whitelaw Avenue (Gateway Baptist Association)

Coal City First (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Broadview Missionary (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Fairview Heights First (Metro East Baptist Association)

New Hope (Palestine Baptist Association)

New Hope (Union Baptist Association)

New Hope (Union Baptist Association)

Harvest Church of Southern IL (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Columbia First (Metro East Baptist Association)

Taylorville Southern (Miscellaneous)

Treviño, Luis ‐ M

Tribley, Kevin ‐ Y

Turcios, Mariel ‐ Y

Turman, Dean ‐ B

Turner, Jamison ‐ Y

Iglesia Getsemani (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Northside (Sinnissippi Baptist Association)

Iglesia Gran Comision (Lake County Baptist Association)

Lincoln Wood (North Central Baptist Association)

New Visions World Ministries (Metro East Baptist Association)

Turner, Joseph ‐ BSt Joseph Missionary (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Upchurch, Pam ‐ M

Upshaw, James ‐ E

Urbanec, Andrew ‐ M

Golconda First (Antioch Baptist Association)

New Tabernacle of Faith (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Erven Avenue (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Vaca Diez, Juan Carlos ‐ M Anna Heights (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Vaile, Martin ‐ M Northside (Sinnissippi Baptist Association)

Valdez, Michelle ‐ M

Carrier Mills First (Saline Baptist Association)

Van Cox, Veno ‐ A Monroe (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Vance, Jim ‐ M

Weldon (East Central Illinois Baptist Association)

Vance, May ‐ R Weldon (East Central Illinois Baptist Association)

Vancol, Carl ‐ B

Gabaon (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

VanPelt, Daymont ‐ Y Hillcrest (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Varga, Judy ‐ M Overcup (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Vaughan, Jim & Anne ‐ Y North Side (Greater Wabash Baptist Association)

Vaughn, Larry ‐ M Hopewell (Rehoboth Baptist Association)

Vaughn, Virginia ‐ M Prior Grove (Palestine Baptist Association)

Veach, Steve ‐ M Martinsville First (Westfield Baptist Association)

Verdeyen, Cheryl ‐ M Faith Southern (Westfield Baptist Association)

Vergel, Jose ‐ B Iglesia Latina (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Verhines, Nancy ‐ M Summersville (Salem South Baptist Association)

Vieth, Christopher ‐ M Rochester First (Heartland Baptist Network)

Villagran, Nephtali ‐ M, Y Iglesia Agape (Metro East Baptist Association)

Villagran, Uriel ‐ E Iglesia Agape (Metro East Baptist Association)

Vital, Webster ‐ Y Gabaon (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Walker, Austin ‐ M Cobden First (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Walker, Brenda ‐ M

Practical Word Ministries (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Walker, Darwin ‐ M New Life Community (Metro East Baptist Association)

Walker, Ethyl ‐ B New Life Community (Metro East Baptist Association)

Walker, Roger ‐ M

Lovington First (Central Baptist Association)

Walkington, James ‐ M Wilmington (Sandy Creek Baptist Association)

Wall, Don ‐ B

Grayville First (Greater Wabash Baptist Association)

Wallace, Brandon ‐ Y Unity (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Wallace, Janet ‐ M

Pankeyville (Saline Baptist Association)

Wallace, Ken ‐ M Red Bud First (Metro East Baptist Association)

Wallace, Trent ‐ M

Walls, Debbie  ‐ M

Island Grove (Palestine Baptist Association)

Mound City First (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Walters, Mbu ‐ A New Tabernacle of Faith (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Wampler, Greg ‐ M

Ward, Amanda ‐ B

Flat Rock First Missionary (Palestine Baptist Association)

Crossroads Community (Gateway Baptist Association)

Ward, Danny ‐ M Marion Second (Williamson Baptist Association)

Ward, Robert  ‐ M Redemption (Williamson Baptist Association)

Wareing, Nancy ‐ Y

Mounds First (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Warren, Linda ‐ Y Bethel (Salem South Baptist Association)

Warren, Tirie ‐ Y

Washington, Chandra ‐ Y

Waters, Dale ‐ Y

Love Fellowship (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Resurrection House (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Payson Southern (Bay Creek Baptist Association)

Waters, Kim ‐ M Gospel Life Bible (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Watson, Mark ‐ M

Weaver, Michelle ‐ M

Webb, Barbara ‐ M

Webb, James ‐ A

Webb, Lori ‐ M

Crosspointe (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Unity (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

New Salem (Saline Baptist Association)

Greater St James (Gateway Baptist Association)

Pleasant Valley (Metro East Baptist Association)

Weber, Jerry ‐ B, E Chatham (Heartland Baptist Network)

Webster, Jesse  ‐ Y

Weinke, Austin ‐ Y

Wells, Chris ‐ Y

Wells, Les ‐ M

Sugar Camp (Goshen Trail Baptist Association)

Crossroads Community (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Metro Community (Gateway Baptist Association)

Zion Hill (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

West, Sherrie ‐ M Oak Grove (Union Baptist Association)

Whalen, Dan ‐ M

Wheaton, Judy ‐ M

Wheeler, Cara ‐ M

Bethel (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Pleasant Ridge (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

West Union First (Palestine Baptist Association)

Whisby, Shinita ‐ A Mount Nebo ‐ Inactive (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

White, Ben ‐ M

White, Frank ‐ A

White, Marjorie ‐ M

Eastview (Heartland Baptist Network)

Dowell First (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Farmer City First (East Central Illinois Baptist Association)

White, Phyllis ‐ M New Hope Christian (Miscellaneous)

White, Rebecca ‐ R Dowell First (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

White, Travis ‐ Y Tabernacle (Central Baptist Association)

Whitehead, T ‐ M Vernon (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Whitum, Doug ‐ M, Y Main Street (Three Rivers Baptist Association)

Wibbenmeyer, Mason ‐ Y Carlyle First (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Wickiser, David ‐ A Swansea (Metro East Baptist Association)

Wielgus, Mike ‐ R Unity (Gateway Baptist Association)

Wilborne, Nora ‐ A, M Good Shepherd (Miscellaneous)

Wiley, Debra ‐ M Bloom Southern Missionary (Louisville Baptist Association)

Wilkes, Earl ‐ M

Prince of Peace Ministries (Metro East Baptist Association)

Williams, Amy ‐ Y Greater St James (Gateway Baptist Association)

Williams, Beverly ‐ M

Laramie Street (Metro Peoria Baptist Association)

Williams, Bill ‐ M Rosiclare First (Antioch Baptist Association)

Williams, Darius ‐ M

Williams, Diana ‐ M

Williams, Freddie ‐ M

New Visions World Ministries (Metro East Baptist Association)

Faith Tabernacle (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Christ Transformed Lives (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Williams, James ‐ M University (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Williams, Janelle ‐ B

Williams, Jeffrey ‐ M

Alpha (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

New Christian Fellowship (Metro East Baptist Association)

Williams, Kevin ‐ E Wheaton Second (Miscellaneous)

Williams, LaDonna ‐ M

Christian Center of Hope (East Central Illinois Baptist Association)

Williams, Mona ‐ Y Monroe (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Williams, Nancy ‐ M

Williams, Paula ‐ M

Williams, Sharon ‐ B

Williams‐Cox, Jimi ‐ B

Willis, Jamison ‐ Y

Willis, Ryan ‐ Y

Shiloh (Williamson Baptist Association)

Raleigh (Saline Baptist Association)

New Tabernacle of Faith (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Harrisburg First (Saline Baptist Association)

Caledonia Community (Clear Creek Baptist Association)

Son Light Missionary (Metro East Baptist Association)

Willis, Wenifer ‐ B Son Light Missionary (Metro East Baptist Association)

Wills, Elaine ‐ B

Wilson, Andre ‐ E

Love Fellowship (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Pilgrim Rest Missionary (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Wilson, Christopher ‐ M, Y McKinley Avenue (Saline Baptist Association)

Wilson, Jim ‐ Y

Atwood First (Central Baptist Association)

Wilson, Jimmy ‐ Y

Wilson, Tamara ‐ Y

Wilton, Terra ‐ Y

Oak Grove (Union Baptist Association)

Fifteenth Street (Metro East Baptist Association)

Old Union Missionary (Salem South Baptist Association)

Wiltse, Ben ‐ M, Y New Hope (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Windhorst, Dale ‐ M

Joppa Missionary (Union Baptist Association)

Windings, John ‐ M Metropolis First (Union Baptist Association)

Wingerter, Robert ‐ M Ellis Grove First (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Wingfield, Mi ‐ M

The Lord's Church (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Winkleman, Laura ‐ M Harrisburg First (Saline Baptist Association)

Winter, Dale ‐ M Walnut Grove (Miscellaneous)

Winthrop, Jill ‐ M Elkville (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Wiseman, Jonathan ‐ Y New Hope (Palestine Baptist Association)

Witherspoon, Dauris ‐ M Ridge House of Praise (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Withrow, Landon ‐ M

Woodlawn First (Salem South Baptist Association)

Wolf, Wayne ‐ M East Carondelet First (Metro East Baptist Association)

Wolfe, David ‐ M Granite City Second (Gateway Baptist Association)

Wood, David ‐ B Junction First (Saline Baptist Association)

Woodruff, Mike ‐ E, M New Hope (Fox Valley Baptist Association)

Woodrum, Justin ‐ R Tri‐Valley (Central Baptist Association)

Woolsey, Everett ‐ B Winthrop Harbor First (Lake County Baptist Association)

Wright, Jenny ‐ B Elm Street (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Wright, Jeremy ‐ M Collinsville Community (Gateway Baptist Association)

Wright, Kenneth ‐ A Greater Morning View (Miscellaneous)

Wright, Kevin ‐ MDu Quoin First (Nine Mile Baptist Association)

Xovin, Jose ‐ A Iglesia El Mesias (Miscellaneous)

Xovin, Jose ‐ A, M Iglesia Nazaret (Miscellaneous)

Yeh, Michael ‐ A Church of the Beloved‐Near West (Miscellaneous)

Yocum, Tyler ‐ R New Hope (Kaskaskia Baptist Association)

Yoder, Delilah ‐ M Arthur Southern (Central Baptist Association)

Yoon, Hyunwoo ‐ E Schaumburg (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Yoon, Shannon ‐ M Bethel SBC (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Young, Ivory ‐ M Perfecting Faith Ministry (Metro East Baptist Association)

Youngblood, Alex ‐ M Liberty (Greater Wabash Baptist Association)

Younger , Eartis ‐ B, E Pilgrim Valley Missionary (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Younger Sr, Darion ‐ A, M, YPilgrim Valley Missionary (Chicago Metro Baptist Association)

Yu, Hong ‐ E First Korean of Waukegan (Lake County Baptist Association)

Zelten, Karen ‐ B University (Nine Mile Baptist Association)