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All churches in 20 Virginia associations complete ACP

NewsJim White  |  February 6, 2010

Virginia Baptist leaders are acknowledging the 20 district associations affiliated with the Baptist General Association of Virginia in which all churches completed the 2009 Annual Church Profile (ACP). Leaders also have praised the contact persons who collected the information.

Each year through the ACP, Virginia Baptist churches submit important data, including information about church leadership, membership, finances, baptisms, Sunday school, discipleship, missions and Vacation Bible School.

ACP data helps local churches and the Virginia Baptist Mission Board to identify trends, set priorities and allocate resources.

The following associations had 100 percent of churches complete the 2009 ACP:

  • Accomack-Northampton, Betty Roberts
  • Blackwater, Nancy Greene
  • Blue Ridge, Hattie Mae Love
  • Clinch Valley, Sue Arnold
  • Concord, Carolyn Carter
  • Dan River, Dot Carr
  • East River, Kay Hazelwood
  • Franklin County Missionary, Brenda Tyree
  • Goshen, Joy Dickens
  • Henry County, Betty Crotty
  • Highlands, Becky Plott
  • James River, Phyllis Tyler
  • Lebanon, Lisa Sizemore
  • Mid-Tidewater, Lillian Cox
  • New Lebanon, Rick Meade
  • Rappahannock, Allen Fisher
  • Southside, Jean Fowlkes
  • Staunton River, Jeanette Walker
  • Strawberry, Esther Woodford
  • Wise, Vonda Kidd

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