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Pressley names 2025 Registration Committee

March 25, 2025 By Baptist Press

CHARLOTTE, North Carolina (BP) – SBC President Clint Pressley announced Friday, March 21, that Jonathan Coleman will chair the Registration Committee for the 2025 SBC Annual Meeting in Dallas in June. Coleman, pastor of Harvey Baptist Church in Stephenville, Texas, was a member of the committee in 2024.

The registration committee is called “to supervise the registration of messengers, to oversee the operations of the registration desk, and to rule upon any questions which may arise in registration concerning the credentials of messengers” per SBC Bylaw 8.

“I am thankful for the leadership of Chairman Jonathan Coleman,” Pressley told Baptist Press. “I am confident that this committee, representative of Southern Baptists across our convention, will serve our messengers well in Dallas.”

Joining Coleman on the committee are:

  • Scott Allred, FBC Jonesboro, Georgia
  • Justin Anderson, Pine Grove Baptist Church, Mississippi
  • Jess Archer, Riverland Hills Baptist, South Carolina
  • Victoria Awbrey, Tremont Baptist, Illinois
  • Jaye Biles, Sunnyvale FBC, Texas
  • Nathan Brooks, Glorieta Baptist, North Carolina
  • John Cofer, Liberty Baptist, Mississippi
  • Jonathan Coleman, Harvey Baptist, Texas
  • Gerald Farley, Hoffmantown Baptist, New Mexico
  • Bryce Geiger, FBC Snyder, Oklahoma
  • Jonathan Greer, Franklin Creek, Mississippi
  • John Harms, First Southern Baptist, Kansas-Nebraska
  • Melody Hawks, Hope in the Valley Baptist, California
  • Luke Holmes, Immanuel Baptist, Oklahoma
  • Amber Mathis, Christ Fellowship Baptist, South Carolina
  • Lee Merck, Dauphin Way Baptist, Alabama
  • John Pendleton, Bardstown Baptist, Kentucky
  • Will Standridge, First Baptist, Alabama
  • Kristen Svaida, FBC Justin, Texas
  • Rio Taylor, FBC Grayson, Kentucky
  • Kyle Tucker, City on a Hill, New England
  • Becky Tuner, Houston’s First, Texas
  • Eric Woods, First Southern Baptist, Arizona
  • Stacey Wren, FBC Zachary, Louisiana

 

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