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Group seeks nominees for boards of BGAV partners

NewsJim White  |  February 11, 2012

RICHMOND, Va. — Nominees to serve on the governing boards of 20 organizations which partner with the Baptist General Association of Virginia are being sought by the BGAV’s committee on boards and committees.

In addition, the nominating committee is seeking suggestions for membership on the BGAV’s seven standing committees, which oversee various aspects of the state association’s work.

“Virginia Baptists are a rich and diverse body of believers,” said Emily Carlton of Alexandria, Va., who chairs the nominating committee. “Since 1823, we have empowered our leadership to make a difference in the Redeemer’s Kingdom. We need your help to continue.”

Carlton, a member of Downtown Baptist Church in Alexandria, said her committee needs input to “help us identify gifted individuals to serve in the coming year by sharing the names of those Virginia Baptists — both layperson and minister — whom you believe have the qualifications and commitment to advance the Redeemer’s Kingdom. … It’s a great day to be a Virginia Baptist. We look forward to hearing from you.”

Carlton said a nominating form is posted on the Virginia Baptist Mission Board’s website here.

The partner agencies include:

  • Associated Baptist Press
  • Averett University
  • Baptist Center for Ethics
  • Baptist Extension Board
  • Baptist Joint Committee for Religious Liberty
  • Baptist Ministers’ Relief Fund
  • Baptist Theological Seminary at Richmond
  • Bluefield College
  • Center for Baptist Heritage & Studies
  • Chaplain Service Prison Ministry of Virginia
  • Fork Union Military Academy
  • Hargrave Military Academy
  • HopeTree Family Services
  • John Leland Center for Theological Studies
  • Oak Hill Academy
  • Religious Herald
  • Virginia Baptist Foundation
  • Virginia Baptist Homes
  • Virginia Baptist Mission Board
  • Virginia Intermont College

Standing committees include:

  • Budget Committee
  • Christian Life Committee
  • Memorial Committee
  • Program Committee
  • Religious Liberty Committee
  • Resolutions Committee
  • Scholarship Committee

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