Baptist Bible College - Sojourner Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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Director of Missions is Rev. Jack Bridges. Rev. Bridges organized and pastored for 14 years the Freeway Baptist Church in Houston, Texas, before moving to the missions office. As Director, Rev. Bridges is Chairman of the Missions Committee, supervises the Missions Office, is head of the Missions Department of Baptist Bible College, and is responsible for administering the work of the Fellowship, assisting the missionaries and promoting the work among the churches in every way possible. Associated with Rev. Bridges in directing the Missions Department of our Fellowship are: Don Brown, Assistant to the Director, Carl Boonstra, Associate Director, Len Chavis, Associate Director, and Art Sims, Associate Director. rev. jack bridges The Missions Office is the service agency of the Fellowship. Service to the churches and missionaries is our only business. Our services to the churches include processing gifts, answering correspondence, arranging conferences, scheduling speakers, providing promotional material, and reporting the progress of the work around the world. The bookkeeping department handles gifts of the churches to the missionaries, the Baptist Bible College, the Tribune and other Fellowship related projects. Last year this department processed over S4,000,000.00. Services to the missionaries are varied and include countless details of administrative responsibilities in their behalf. MISSION FIELDS REPRESENTED BY THE B.B.F.l. Continued on Page 58 Alaska Costa Rica Hong Kong Lebanon Pakistan Venezuela Argentina England India Mexico Peru Vietnam Australia Ethiopia Indonesia Navajo Indians Philippines Virgin Islands Belgium Formosa Jamaica New Guinea Puerto Rico Zaire lCongol Brazil France Japan New Zealand Singapore Canada Germany Kenya Nicaragua Spain Chile Hawaii Korea Norway Uruguay