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CONTENTS - November 1993

TEXAS BAPTISTS COMMITTED OFFICERS
DR. BILL BRUSTER, CHAIR
DR. CHARLES WADE, PAST CHAIR
REV. MARTUS MILEY, TREASURER
DR. DAVID R. CURRIE, COORDINATOR
and Newsletter Editor

TEXAS BAPTISTS COMMITTED EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
John Baugh, Houston
Linda Bell, Dallas
Bill Bruster, Abilene, Chair
Kyle Childress, Nacogdoches
David Courtade, Fort Worth
Beverly Crowe Tipton, Waco
Jerry Dailey, San Antonio
Randy Fields, San Antonio
Betsy Goss, San Angelo
Gracie Hatfield Hilton, Arlington
Ben Loring, Amarillo
George Mason, Dallas
Ken Massey, Waco
Martus Miley, Houston
Winfred Moore, Waco
Billy Ray Parmer, Valley Mills
Noah Rodriguez, San Antonio
Charles Wade, Arlington
NEW BGCT OFFICERS
MISSION STATEMENT OF TEXAS BAPTISTS COMMITTED

BGCT Stays Mainstream
. . . . . convention . . . rejected attempts to reduce funding to Baylor

Dateline of the SBC Woman's Missionary Union by Mauriece V. Johnston
. . . . . Will conflict from within cause us to crumble . . .? NO!

Excerpts from Jerold McBride's News Conference
. . . . . Texas Baptist Convention is not a farm team of the SBC

Excerpts from Richard Jackson Breakfast Speech
. . . . . we as Baptists have a heritage . . . worth having and . . . worth holding

Future for Texas Baptists Committed, The
. . . . . Five thoughts on the future direction of TBC

Respect and Cooperation - A Word from TBC Chairman Bill Bruster
. . . . . remember to respect everyone and build bridges of cooperation

Texas Baptists Declare Independence, Must Deal with Commitment to Missions
. . . . . Texas Baptists . . . recognize “real” Baptist polity