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Resolutions, nominees for Louisiana posts being sought

July 8, 2016

ALEXANDRIA – Louisiana Baptists are invited to submit names of nominees for service on state convention boards and committees and to submit resolutions for possible consideration for the 2016 Louisiana Baptist Convention.

The Louisiana Baptist Committee on Committees is beginning its work to nominate persons to serve on various state convention committees.

Currently, 17 nominees are needed for service on committees on Credentials, Moral and Social Concerns, Nominations, Order of Business and Resolutions. Committee on Committees Chair is Jake Roudkovski, Bogue Falaya, Folsom.

In addition, the Louisiana Baptist Committee on Nominations is beginning its work to fill vacancies on state boards.

At this point, 17 nominees are needed to serve on the Convention’s Executive Board and as trustees of Louisiana College, the Louisiana Baptist Children’s Home and Family Ministries, the Baptist Message, and the Baptist Foundation. The Committee on Nominations chair is Philip Robertson, Philadelphia, Deville.

As in previous years, persons should submit names of nominees and the committee or board for which they are being nominated. Submissions should include information on the nominee’s church membership and current employment. Nominations should be submitted no later than August 17.

Nominees for committees should be sent to Jake Roudkovski, 14278 Highway 1077, Folsom, LA 70437or jaker@nobts.edu. Nominees for boards should be sent to Philip Robertson, 317 Philadelphia Road, Pineville, LA 71360 or pastor@pbcministry.com.

Also, persons interested in submitting resolutions for this fall’s state convention are asked to submit their statements by August 22. The first meeting of the Resolutions Committee is Sept. 20.

Resolutions must be submitted to the Committee for review and consideration no more than ninety (90) days, but no later than fifteen (15) days, prior to the LBC annual meeting.

Early submissions allow the LBC Resolutions Committee to begin its work to determine which resolutions to present to the Convention.  Resolutions should be typewritten, titled and dated. They should be accompanied by a letter from a church qualified to send a messenger to the annual meeting of the Louisiana Baptist Convention certifying that the person submitting the resolution is a member in good standing and should include complete contact information for both the person submitting it, and his or her church.  No person may submit more than three resolutions per year.

The Resolutions Committee chair is Jeff Meyers, Greenwell Springs, Denham Springs. Persons should mail proposed resolutions to the Resolutions Committee through the LBC Office of Public Affairs.

They may be mailed to P. O. Box 311, Alexandria, LA 71309, faxed to (318)449-4287, or e-mailed to OPA@Louisiana.Baptists.org.

If you need assistance with the wording of a resolution, you may also contact by phone or email LBC Public Affairs Officer Will Hall at 318.448.3402 or email him at OPA@LouisianaBaptists.org.

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