While you’re visiting the Ministry Fair area, be sure to check out the Meet & Greet Stage — sponsored by EverBless—for a comfortable place to chat and connect, or come during designated times throughout the meeting to hear from various special guests.
LIVING the good news
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Join us for a powerful time of worship, prayer, fellowship, teaching, and service in the beautiful city of Brisbane, Australia. Experience the one-of-a-kind opportunity to gather with Baptist sisters and brothers from around the world and learn how God is at work in and through our global Baptist family.
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MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 11
MAIN SESSION #1: “FREEDOM IN CHURCH” FBC-Alexandria Sanctuary
Music: FBC-Alexandria’s Adult, Youth, and Children’s Choirs
6:45 p.m. Prelude
7:00 p.m. Special Music
FBC-Alexandria Choirs
Welcome Wayne Faison
Special Music
FBC-Alexandria Choirs
Message: “Freedom in Church” Robert Stephens
Special Music
FBC-Alexandria Choirs
Prayer Carter Tan
Voting Introduction Becky McKinney
8:15 p.m. Closing Becky McKinney
BOOK CLUBS THROUGHOUT THE MEETING!
If you signed up for a book club meeting, don’t forget to attend at the following times:
Tuesday, November 12 at 7:30 a.m. - Room 341
All My Knotted-Up Life: A Memoir by Beth Moore (facilitator: Sylvia Hobgood)
Tuesday, November 12 at 9:00 p.m. - Room 341
Jesus and the Powers by N.T. Wright and Michael F. Bird (facilitator: Adam Tyler)
Wednesday, November 13 at 7:30 a.m. - Room 341
The Exvangelicals by Sarah McCammon (facilitator: Maria Lynn)
TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 12
Registration Open 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Ministry Fair Open 8:00 – 4:45 p.m.
MAIN SESSION #2: “FREEDOM IN COMMUNITY” FBC-Alexandria Sanctuary
Presiding: Becky McKinney
Music: Columbia Church Praise Team, Falls Church, VA
8:45 a.m. Prelude
9:00 a.m.
Welcome and Call to Order
Becky McKinney
Report of Committee on Program Stephen Gray
Special Music Columbia Church Praise Band
Theme Interpretation
Message: “Freedom in Community” Miriam Swanson
Special Music Columbia Church Praise Band
Prayer Austin Williams
Intermission
Business Session:
• Report of the Clerk Nathan Taylor
• Report of Committee on Mark Mofield Boards & Committees
• Nominations for the Committee
Becky McKinney on Boards & Committees
• Report of the Treasurer
David Washburn
• Report of Virginia Baptist Executive Board Brooke Blake
NOTE: items in BLUE will be livestreamed. Access livestream coverage through the Whova app or at meeting.bgav.org.
• Report of BGAV Task Force on Brooke Blake Women in Ministry
• Resolutions of Appreciation Wayne Faison
• Executive Director’s Report Wayne Faison
• 2025 Budget Presentation David Washburn
• Miscellaneous Business Prayer Lucianne Warren
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 12
12:00 p.m. Lunch (on-site options available)
Special Lunch Gatherings
• Next Gen Track Chapel
• Uptick Luncheon Room 343
2:30 p.m. Breakout Sessions (see pages 38–40)
3:45 p.m. Breakout Sessions (see pages 41–42)
4:45 p.m. Dinner
Special Dinner Gatherings
• BGAV Massed Choir Rehearsal and Dinner Room 350A-B
• African-American Fellowship of Virginia Off site Glory Days, 3141 Duke Street, Alexandria, VA 22314
TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 12
MAIN SESSION #3: “FREEDOM IN CHRIST” FBC-Alexandria Sanctuary
Music: Commonwealth Worship
6:45 p.m. Prelude
7:00 p.m. Welcome Vernon Gordon, Lora Gravatt, and Jordan Allen
Congregational Worship Commonwealth Worship
Message Elijah Brown
Congregational Worship Commonwealth Worship
Interactive Prayer Moment Commonwealth Worship
Congregational Worship Commonwealth Worship
Giving Moment: Tim Brown Offering for Southwest Virginia Missions
Prayer Danielle Bridgeforth and Commonwealth Prayer Team
9:00 p.m. Closing Becky McKinney and Jordan Allen
NOTE: items in BLUE will be livestreamed. Access livestream coverage through the Whova app or at meeting.bgav.org.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 13
Registration Open 8:00 – 10:30 a.m.
Ministry Fair Open 8:00 – 10:30 a.m.
MAIN SESSION #4: “FREE INDEED!” FBC-Alexandria Sanctuary
Presiding: Becky McKinney
Music: BGAV Massed Choir - Alan Miller, Director
8:45 a.m. Prelude
9:00 a.m. Welcome and Call to Order Becky McKinney
Business Session:
• 2025 Budget Approval David Washburn
• Report of Committee on Resolutions Pam Moyer
• Election of Mission Council Nominees Becky McKinney
• Election of Executive Board Nominees Rachel Pierce
• Election of Executive Board Chair Rachel Pierce
• Recognition of Standing Becky McKinney Committee Chairs
• Recognition of Retiring Becky McKinney Mission Council Members
• Recognition of Retiring Wayne Faison Executive Board Members
• Election of BGAV President
• Election of BGAV First Vice President
• Election of BGAV Second Vice President
• Election of BGAV Clerk
• Recognition and Prayer for Leadership Wayne Faison
Intermission
Special Music
Memorial Service:
BGAV Massed Choir
• Introduction Holly Nichols
• Scripture
• Memorial Video
• Prayer Bryon LePere
Special Music
BGAV Massed Choir
Message: “Free Indeed!” Wayne Faison
Invitation to BGAV 2025 Annual Meeting Stephen Gray
Closing Thoughts Wayne Faison
Benediction
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Whether you are discerning your calling, preparing for pastoral leadership, or pursuing related professional goals, at Baylor’s Truett Seminary you will find a place where your unique gifts and calling matter. We are more than an institution where you can pursue theological education — we are a community of men and women dedicated to gospel work and witness and to one another.
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GUEST SPEAKERS
ELIJAH BROWN
GENERAL SECRETARY AND CEO, BAPTIST WORLD ALLIANCE
Rev. Dr. Elijah M. Brown is the General Secretary and CEO of the Baptist World Alliance (BWA). Founded in 1905, the BWA is a Christian World Communion that draws upon 400 years of shared Baptist history with 253 member bodies in 130 countries and territories representing over 51 million baptized believers and 176,000 churches.
As General Secretary and CEO, Rev. Dr. Brown has the overall leadership responsibilities for the BWA and is its chief representative within the Baptist family and to governments, global organizations and institutions, and other Christian World Communions and faith traditions.
Elected as the ninth General Secretary and the youngest in the history of the BWA, Rev. Dr. Brown brings strategic and visionary leadership as the principal leader to the Baptist movement as well as a ministry passion for the vision of the BWA to “network the Baptist family to impact the world for Christ.”
WAYNE FAISON
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, BGAV
SENIOR PASTOR, EAST END BAPTIST CHURCH, SUFFOLK, VA
Rev. Dr. Wayne Faison is the executive director of the Baptist General Association of Virginia. He was elected to the position by the messengers to the 199th BGAV Annual Meeting in November 2022. Dr. Faison previously had served on the staff for 21 years, contributing especially in the areas of African-American church development, evangelism, and church planting. At the time of his election as executive director, he was the leader of the Growth/ Venture Team as well as the national coordinating officer for the BGAV’s Ascent Team.
A native of Florida, Dr. Faison and his wife, Carmen, were easily and enthusiastically welcomed into the life and work of Virginia Baptists and have found a home among them. He serves as senior pastor of the East End Baptist Church in Suffolk. Prior to going into the Gospel ministry, he worked in the banking field. He holds a Doctor of Ministry degree as well as a Master of Divinity degree from The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. He also earned a “mini-MBA” from the University of Richmond.
ROBERT STEPHENS
SENIOR PASTOR, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, ALEXANDRIA, VA
Robert is the Senior Pastor at First Baptist Church of Alexandria, Virginia. Through a Divine intervention, Robert stepped into his first ministerial position at the age of 19. He currently has two decades of pastoral experience utilizing his gifts of teaching, leadership, and discernment. These gifts provide him with the ability to help people walk in obedience with the redemptive work of God. Robert is passionate about personally sharing the good news of Christ with people and he believes that every Christ follower should be actively sharing this news with others as well.
Robert holds a B.S. in Animal Science from Tarleton State University, a Master of Divinity in Theology from Logsdon Seminary at Hardin Simmons University, and a Doctor of Ministry in Biblical Studies from Liberty University. In addition, he currently serves as a Chaplain (MAJ) in the United States Army Reserves with the Office of the Chief of Chaplains working in the Proponency Assistant Directorate.
He and April were married in 2010 and they have three children, Allie (10), Kate (8), and Julia who is (6). They met in college and before starting a family, April was a veterinarian technician and dog trainer. The Stephens family enjoys RV traveling, visiting sights in our Nation’s Capital, family game nights and spending time together. They relocated from central Texas in 2023 to join the First Baptist family.
One of Robert’s favorite verses of scripture comes from Acts 20:24 However, I consider my life worth nothing to me; my only aim is to finish the race and complete the task the Lord Jesus has given me—the task of testifying to the good news of God’s grace.
MIRIAM SWANSON
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, FUSION USA
Miriam has been equipping local churches to love, reach and disciple university students through the Fusion Movement for over a decade. She moved from the UK in 2019 and is now pioneering Fusion USA from her home in Florida where she lives with her husband Ben, and two small children. She travels to speak and train the church internationally, is passionate about mission and raising younger leaders, and adores this wild new adventure of being a mum.
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As Christians, our faith teaches us everyone is created in God’s image and commands us to love one another As Americans, we value our system of government and the good that can be accomplished in our constitutional democracy. Today, we are concerned about a persistent threat to both our religious communities and our democracy Christian nationalism.
Christian nationalism seeks to merge Christian and American identities, distorting both the Christian faith and America’s constitutional democracy. Christian nationalism demands Christianity be privileged by the State and implies that to be a good American, one must be Christian. It often overlaps with and provides cover for white supremacy and racial subjugation We reject this damaging political ideology and invite our Christian brothers and sisters to join us in opposing this threat to our faith and to our nation
Join thousands of Christians: Read and sign the full statement at ChristiansAgainstChristianNationalism.org
PROGRAM PERSONNEL
• Jordan Allen, Worship Director, Gateway Community Church, South Riding, VA
• Brooke Blake, Chair, BGAV Executive Board; Associate Pastor of Youth and Media, Memorial Baptist Church, Arlington, VA
• Danielle Bridgeforth, Member of the BGAV Mission Council; Senior Pastor, First Baptist Church of Clarendon, Arlington, VA
• Elijah Brown, General Secretary and CEO, Baptist World Alliance
• Tim Brown, Member of the BGAV Mission Council; Senior Pastor, Highlands Fellowship, Abingdon, VA
• Columbia Church Praise Team, Falls Church, VA
• Commonwealth Worship
• Wayne Faison, Executive Director, BGAV/Ascent, Henrico, VA; Senior Pastor, East End Baptist Church, Suffolk, VA
• First Baptist Church Choirs, Alexandria, VA
• Vernon Gordon, Senior Pastor, The Life Church RVA, Richmond, VA
• Lora Gravatt, Member of the BGAV Executive Board; Pastor for Discipleship, Columbia Church, Falls Church, VA
• Stephen Gray, Chair, Committee on Program; Associate Pastor, Westwood Baptist Church, Springfield, VA
• Bryon LePere, Senior Pastor, Gayton Baptist Church, Richmond, VA
• Gary Long, Chief Marketing Officer, BGAV/Ascent, Henrico, VA
• Becky McKinney, BGAV President; Member of Chatham Heights Baptist Church, Martinsville, VA
• Alan Miller, Pastor, Orange Baptist Church, Orange, VA
• Mark Mofield, Chair, Committee on Boards and Committees; Senior Pastor, Melrose Baptist Church, Roanoke, VA
• Pam Moyer, Chair, Committee on Resolutions; Senior Pastor, The United Baptist Church, Annandale, VA
• Holly Nichols, Chair, Committee on Memorial; Church Treasurer, North Fork Baptist Church, Purcellville, VA
• Rachel Pierce, Member of the BGAV Executive Board; Member of First Baptist Church, Ashland, VA
• Lisa Rodriguez-Watson, National Director, Missio Alliance
• TaNikka Sheppard, General Secretary, North American Baptist Fellowship
• Minho Song, Adjunct Professor, Tyndale Seminary; Senior Pastor, Young Nak Korean Presbyterian Church, Toronto
• Robert Stephens, Senior Pastor, First Baptist Church, Alexandria, VA
• Miriam Swanson, Executive Director, Fusion USA
• Carter Tan, Member of the BGAV Mission Council; Associate Pastor, Grace Chinese Baptist Church, Manakin-Sabot, VA
• Nathan Taylor, BGAV Clerk; Executive Director, Virginia Baptist Historical Society Member of River Road Church, Baptist, Richmond, VA
• Austin Williams, Member of the BGAV Mission Council; Senior Pastor, Mulberry Grove Baptist Church, Buckingham, VA
• David Washburn, Treasurer, BGAV, Henrico, VA; Member of Second Baptist Church, Richmond, VA
• Lucianne Warren, President of Woman’s Missionary Union of Virginia; Member of Grace Hills Baptist Church, Appomattox, VA
S A TOGETHER
BREAKOUT SESSIONS
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11 (4:00 - 5:15 p.m.)
Building Bridges to Help Transition Next Gen through Important Life and Faith Stages in the Church CHAPEL
This session will focus on how to build bridges that help transition Next Gen through important life and faith stages in the church.
Led by Miriam Swanson (Fusion US), Doyna Illmer (Columbia, Falls Church), and Brandon Shook (Fusion US)
The People, The Process, the Pulpit: How to Hire and Keep a Pastor ROOM 302
Empty pulpits abound; churches without pastors struggle to discern the best path forward. Join the faculty of Leland Seminary in exploring how congregations must move in unity through the hiring process and into the caring process of calling and keeping a pastor.
Led by Ken Pruitt, John McNeil, and Andrey Shirin
Disaster Response and Hands-On Ministry in Your Community ROOM 343
Participants will explore the principles of Disaster Response with a focus on how Impact Missions engages with local communities and how a church can develop a partnership with the key responders in their community and apply Disaster Response principles to local church ministry.
Led by Glenn Maddox and Kristen Curtis
High-Speed Broadband Ubiquity ROOM 325
Learn how the Church can play a leading role in delivering high speed internet access to the local community. Particularly in rural areas, a church can provide the physical location, assets, and local relationships to deliver this connectivity to everyone.
Led by Tom York
TRACKS DENOTED BY:
Pastoral Wellness Track Next Gen Track Disaster Response and Church Security Track
Free in Christ: An Introduction to Biblical Justice ROOM 351
God’s love frees us to do justice and extend mercy. At times, the authentic, tangible promotion of realistic freedom for others in accordance with God’s love can put believers at odds with what is favorable in the eyes of the world. Leland Seminary invites you to learn the tangible love that motivates the Institute for Justice Formation and beckons us to promote God’s justice in this world.
Led by Sam Feemster
Religious Liberty: Our Virginia Baptist Heritage and Future
The liberty for everyone to practice their faith – or no faith at all – free from governmental interference is a core freedom for both Baptists and Americans more generally. Where did that freedom come from, and what impact does it have on us today?
Led by Shelton Miles, BGAV Religious Liberty Committee
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12 (2:30 - 3:30 p.m.)
Executive Board and Budget Dialogue SANCTUARY
Do you have questions about any of the business being conducted this year or about the 2025 budget? Messengers and guests alike are welcome to attend this session to ask questions and discuss business-related items with BGAV leadership.
Led by David Washburn and BGAV Executive Board
What’s at Stake for Young Leaders in Religious Liberty? ROOM 343
Religious liberty is one of the core Baptist principles, and it has consistently proven relevant to the concerns of our constantly changing world. How can we, as rising generations of leaders in Baptist life, understand and engage with issues of religious liberty – and why is it so important?
Led by Adam Tyler, BGAV Religious Liberty Committee
Developing a Culture of Leadership Who Provide Permission and Support to Next Gen CHAPEL
This session will help ministries develop a culture of leadership who provide permission and support to Next Gen.
Led by Miriam Swanson (Fusion US), James Wilson (Freedom Life, Norfolk), and Lora Gravatt (Columbia, Falls Church)
TRACKS DENOTED BY:
Pastoral Wellness Track
Next Gen Track
Disaster Response and Church Security Track
Why Stay ROOM 320
So many of us are feeling stretched thin as we try to address the complexities of our communities, the rapidly-changing cultural landscape, and the daily demands of the pastorate. This 60-minute interactive breakout session offers a glimpse at how to examine the joys and difficulties of our ministry journeys and to look forward with curiosity and discovery regarding seasons of ministry ahead.
Led by Lisa Rodriguez-Watson, David Nishizaki, and Sarah Schepens
God’s Call to Healthy Marriages for Ministry Leaders ROOM 302
Serving as a minister and maintaining a healthy marriage can be a tricky dance with smashed toes and/or absolute nirvana. Navigating this critical relationship while serving in kingdom work is a high calling that takes work. When done well, it can be remarkably freeing.
Led by Dave Peppler
Emotional Intelligence as Faithful Discipleship ROOM 303
Faithfully following Jesus is to experience the deep joy and real challenge of doing life together. In this dialogue-driven session, we will explore practices of Emotional Intelligence that foster healthy, meaningful relationships and empower us to navigate interpersonal conflict with integrity and hope.
Led by Sara Hubble and Casey Ogden
Pastoral Wellness Includes Centering Discipleship ROOM
350A
The expectation on pastoral calling often leads to burnout and comes at a cost to the pastor’s family and loved ones. In this session, we will dive into how centering discipleship in your church and ministries leads not only to flourishing for your church, but wholeness for you as the pastor. Centering discipleship makes all attendants in your church disciples who live into Jesus’ Great Commission while creating margins for pastors to lead more focused and whole lives.
Led by Eun Strawser
Faith-Based Partnership – Federal and State Resources for Your Church ROOM 301
Participants will learn about how churches can be a good neighbor before a disaster, so they are able to respond when a disaster occurs. They will also learn about the nonprofit security grant – a federal grant available to churches and other nonprofit organizations to help them identify security threats in their facility and address those threats.
Led by Lisa Anderson
2024 Hurricane Season Update and How Your Church Can Serve ROOM 351
Participants will receive an update on how BGAV has been responding to the 2024 Hurricane season and how they can prepare to serve as we move from relief into long-term recovery.
Led by Glenn Maddox and Kristen Curtis
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12 (3:45 - 4:45 p.m.)
A Time with the Task Force on Women in Ministry: The Report and Next Steps ROOM 343
This session will provide updates on the task force’s work.
Led by BGAV Women in Ministry Task Force
Adapting and Applying Practices to Know and Serve Next Gen in Your Unique Ministry Context CHAPEL
This session will explore concrete next steps to adapt and apply practices to know and serve Next Gen in your unique ministry context.
Led by Miriam Swanson (Fusion US) and Welford Orrock (Kairos Initiative, BGAV)
Becoming an Emotionally Healthier Pastor ROOM 303
In this interactive session, participants will come away with a better understanding of one’s own feelings and needs in order to foster a healthier relationship with oneself, with others, and with God.
Led by Michael Cheuk
Faith Community Partnerships in Your Community and Across Virginia ROOM 301
In disaster response, the rule of thumb is that “every disaster is local,” so any response must begin with local partnerships. Participants will learn about the faith-based partnerships that have developed in Fairfax County and how churches can connect directly to responding agencies so they can be part of the solution. Participants will learn about the networks they have access to as BGAV churches and the Virginia Emergency Management Association’s Faith-Based Caucus.
Led by Courtney Arroyo, Michael Whiteaker, and Kimberly Ligon
Pastoral Wellness Track
Next Gen Track
Disaster Response and Church Security Track
2024 Hurricane Season Update and How Your Church Can Serve ROOM 351
Participants will receive an update on how BGAV has been responding to the 2024 Hurricane season and how they can prepare to serve as we move from relief into long-term recovery.
Led by Glenn Maddox and Kristen Curtis
Pastor as Person: The Proper Care and Feeding of a Pastor ROOM 302
As church ministries and congregations continue to face unimaginable changes, pastors continue to face prevailing challenges, unreal expectations, loneliness, and burnout. Join the Leland faculty in exploring the proper self-care of pastors, long term plans for support, and disciplines that create soul care and a true experience of sabbath.
Led by Daniel Dapaah, Abbie Tolbert, and John Lee
SPECIAL EVENTS
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11
BGAV Tailgate
FBCA PARKING LOT
12:00 P.M.
Virginia Baptist Pastor’s Conference
SANCTUARY
4:00 P.M.
Nicaragua Partnership Impact Missions Presentation and Dinner
ROOM 350A-B
4:00 P.M.
Next Gen Track Dinner CHAPEL
5:30 P.M.
Korean Fellowship Dinner ROOM 301
5:30 P.M.
Virginia Baptist Women in Ministry Dinner ROOM 302
5:30 P.M.
Leland Seminary Dinner ROOM 320
5:30 P.M.
African-American Fellowship
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