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Resolutions must be submitted before MBC annual meeting

August 13, 2021 By Staff

MBC resolutions due by Aug. 26

BRANSON – Resolutions for this year’s MBC Annual Meeting must be submitted in writing to the Committee on Resolutions at least sixty 60 days prior to the first session of the annual meeting, which means the deadline of August 26 is fast approaching.

The annual meeting is October 25-26 at the Branson Convention Center. Persons submitting resolutions must certify that they are messengers. The author of any resolution may address the Committee on Resolutions during its deliberations. No person may submit more than three resolutions per year, according to MBC Bylaw 6, H.

When submitting resolutions, messengers are to include the following information: title of resolution, date submitted, messenger’s name, address, phone number, email address, church represented, church address, church phone, and church email.

Resolutions should be sent either by email to pjeffries@mobaptist.org or by mail to Resolutions Committee, Missouri Baptist Convention, 400 East High Street, Jefferson City, MO 65101-3215.

Authors of resolutions have the option to video conference with the committee if they cannot attend the hearing session in person.

For more information, contact Pam Jeffries at pjeffries@mobaptist.org.

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