. Minutes of the ... annual session of the Brunswick Baptist Association .... l Board 23 Ordained Ministers Not Serving as Pastors 25 Messengers to Association 26 Historical Events 29 In Memoriam 31 Proceedings of One Hundred First Annual Meeting 33 REPORTS (Association): Director of Missions 36 Associational Clerk 38 Executive Board Meeting 39 Budget 44 1999-2000 Yearly Financial Report 47 Coastal Baptist Study Center 52 Contribution from Churches 53 Missions Development and Missions Ministry 54 Discipleship 55 Christian Life/Public Affairs 56 Media/Library 57 Backyard Bible Club 57 Resolutio
. Minutes of the ... annual session of the Brunswick Baptist Association .... l Board 23 Ordained Ministers Not Serving as Pastors 25 Messengers to Association 26 Historical Events 29 In Memoriam 31 Proceedings of One Hundred First Annual Meeting 33 REPORTS (Association): Director of Missions 36 Associational Clerk 38 Executive Board Meeting 39 Budget 44 1999-2000 Yearly Financial Report 47 Coastal Baptist Study Center 52 Contribution from Churches 53 Missions Development and Missions Ministry 54 Discipleship 55 Christian Life/Public Affairs 56 Media/Library 57 Backyard Bible Club 57 Resolutions Committee 59 History Committee 57 WMU , 58 REPORTS: Biblical Recorder 63 Childrens Homes 60 Baptist Retirement Homes of 62 Christian Action League 65 Baptist Colleges and Universities 66 Baptist Foundation 67 Baptist Hospitals 68 Baptist State Convention 71 Historical Tables 73 Statistical Charts 77 Map of Brunswick Baptist Association Center of Book Resolution on Incorporation and Adoption of Constitution and Bylaws 94 Constitution and Bylaws 95. -mi- History of Jennies Branch Baptist Church Jennies Branch Baptist Church was organized in 1895 with 14 charter mem-bers. The original church structure was located in an area south of Shallotte neara stream called Jennies Branch, which crossed what is now Hale Swamp Road,and toward the western end of Goose Creek Road. The first buildings were heat-ed by a wood stove, fired and cared for by the members. The first pastor was L. Hewett. In 1933, the church decided to move the building to a more central location inthe community, one mile east of the present location. This was done in 1934. The church grew and additional classrooms were added in 1940. In 1942, thesanctuary, a frame building, was made about 10 feet longer, adding a steeple andfront porch. More classrooms were added in 1949. From its inception, the church experienced steady numerical growth. From its14 charter members in 1895, the chu
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