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Schedule for 2005 Pastors’ Conference

October 20, 2005 By The Pathway

Schedule for 2005 Pastors’ Conference

By Staff

October 18, 2005

JEFFERSON CITY – The Missouri Baptist Pastors’ Conference will be Oct. 24 from 8:45 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at Second Baptist Church, Springfield, on the theme of “Non-Negotiables: The Essentials of Ministry.”

Steven J. Lawson, senior pastor of Christ Fellowship Church, a Southern Baptist congregation in Mobile, Ala., will be the featured teacher. Lawson will deliver four messages.

“Dr. Lawson is passionate, relevant and historic,” said Monty Dunn, president of the Pastors’ Conference. “By that I mean he’s in touch with the legacy of faith that we’ve inherited. He’s very engaging in the pulpit. He’s not a dry, dusty theologian.”

Tom White, executive director, Voice of the Martyrs, Bartlesville, Okla., will preach two messages. White, who was imprisoned in 1979 for distributing Christian literature in Cuba when his small plane went down, will teach on how suffering for Christ is non-negotiable.

Doug Richey, who is preparing to become the new pastor of Pisgah Baptist Church in Excelsior Springs on Nov. 13, will kick off the afternoon session by preaching on the supremacy of sanctification.

Dunn, pastor, Pleasant View Baptist Church, Highlandville, is bi-vocational.

 

 

Monday Morning Session

8:45     Congregational Praise

8:55     Introductions……………………………. Monty Dunn

           Welcome……………………………… David Clippard

           Invocation

9:00     Special Music — The Dunn Family

9:05     Non-Negotiable #1……………………. Steve Lawson

The Supremacy of the Savior

I Timothy 1:12-16

9:45     Congregational Praise

9:50     Special Music…………………. Voice of the Martyrs

9:55     Non-Negotiable #2………………………. Tom White

The Supremacy of Suffering – Part I

II Timothy 1:8-12

10:30   Conference Offering…………………….. Vic Borden

10:35   Congregational Praise

10:40   Special Music…………………….. The Dunn Family

10:50   Non-Negotiable #3……………………. Steve Lawson

The Supremacy of the Sovereign

I Timothy 1:17

11:30   Benediction

           Lunch Break (until 12:30 p.m.)

Monday Afternoon Session

12:30   Pre-Session Music

12:50   Congregational Praise

12:55   Invocation

1:00     Special Music…………………….. The Dunn Family

1:05     Non-Negotiable #4……………………. Doug Richey

The Supremacy of Sanctification

I Timothy 4:12

1:35     Congregational Praise

1:40     Special Music…………………….. The Dunn Family

1:45     Non-Negotiable #5 …………………… Steve Lawson

The Supremacy of Scripture

II Timothy 4:1-5

2:25     Conference Offering………………… Joseph Braden

2:30     Congregational Praise

2:40     Special Music…………………. Voice of the Martyrs

2:45     Non-Negotiable #6………………………. Tom White

The Supremacy of Suffering – Part II

II Timothy 3:10-13

3:20     Election of Pastors’

           ?Conference Officers………………… Monty Dunn

3:25     Congregational Praise

3:35     Special Music………………………………. Joe Crider and the Second Baptist Ensemble

3:40     Non-Negotiable #7……………………. Steve Lawson

The Supremacy of Standing Firm

II Timothy 4:6-8

4:20     Introduction of New Officers………… Monty Dunn

4:30     Benediction

2005 Pastors’ Conference Officers

President – Monty Dunn

President-Elect – Vic Borden

Treasurer – Joseph Braden

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