CONGRATULATIONS
to the
Ed Moseley Scholarship Recipients
Ed Moseley
Treasurer and a long-time volunteer laborer for the Lord at the CCBA
Paige J., Gracey West Union Baptist Church
Anteneshia S., Hillcrest Baptist Church
Jeronis M., Means Avenue Baptist Church
Gregory R., Kelly Baptist Church
David L., First Baptist Church, Hopkinsville
through generous gifts to the Ed Moseley Scholarship it was made possible to give a total of 5 - $500 scholarships
Gifts may be given at any time to support the Ed Moseley College scholarship fund
John & Kathleen Christian Offering
Association-wide Goal $10,000
The Baptist Association: each church on the forward edge of the Great Commission and churches working together for even greater IMPACT.
It's not too late to contribute to this offering that supports local, state and foreign missions. Thank you for your faithful support of CCBA and the John & Kathleen Christian Offering.
CCBA Shares God's Love at the Fair
On July 4 through 10th CCBA sponsored an Evangelistic booth at the Western kentucky State Fair. The CCBA WMU partnered with the Evangelism team and many churches. We were able to give away candy, provide children's games, water, balloons, 3 - $20 gift cards to Ryan's Steakhouse, 2 - $2- gift cards to Dairy Queen, $20 gift cards to Hibbett Sports, Pizza Hut and one $100 gift certificate to Aldi's. We also gave "The Inivtation" CDs, several cases of Bibles, over 5,000 Gospel tracts and were involved in 100's of one-to-one witnessing encounters. There were several people who wanted follow-up visits. This was by far our best year at the fair with the most participation from our churches. Representatives from First Baptist, Hopkinsville, First Baptist, Oak Grove, Crofton, Eastview, Kelly, Lafayette, Henderson memorial, Salem, Living Hope, and Olivet Baptist churches all helped get the Gospel to people at the fair!
ATTENTION CHURCH CLERKS/ CHURCH SECRETARIES
Annual Church Profile Information and Annual meeting packets are available to pick-up at the CCBA office.
This information MUST be turned back into our office by
September 7th
VBS PRAISE REPORTS
Kelly - Enrolled 55 children with an average attendance of 47 kids and 43 adults; collected $236.00 for Crossings B.C, Utah and made 39 lap covers for covingon's Nursing Home.
Living Hope - Enrolled 135 with an average attendance of 107 with 2 professions of Faith. A mission offering of $383.00 was collected.
New Barren Springs - enrolled 101 and had 5 professions of Faith! A mission offering of $750 was collected for Sonrise Children's Services.
New Palestine - enrolled 82 with an average attendance of 61. An offering of $148.00 was collected during the week.