PDF file of our Starting Point material

WELCOME TO
We are excited to have you participate in
our STARTING POINT class. This class
has been designed to give you a better
picture of who we are as a church.
We want to explain to you the beliefs,
practices, direction and values of BBC.
As a Church family, we want to be a part of
this journey God has you on as He grows
and develops you in the faith. Thanks for
being here.
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T H E B I LT M O R E FA M I LY
Over 100 years ago a small group of people
organized Fern Hill Baptist Church on land close
to the Biltmore Estate. The church later moved its
meeting place to Summit Street in Biltmore and
changed its name to Biltmore Baptist Church.
After years at a location on Hendersonville
Road, we relocated to our present site in April
2000, celebrating our first service here on Easter
Sunday. Since then several expansions have
taken place, including added space for children
and students, increased parking spaces and
Worship Center seating, and the addition of
athletic fields.
Dr. Bruce Frank was called to Biltmore in 2008
as our Lead Pastor. He came from Houston, TX
with his wife Lori and their two sons, Tyler and
Conner. Pastor Bruce has a strong conviction
about the Word of God, combined with a burden
for lost people. His messages are heard in eight
states on The Vertical Life on WMIT 106.9 each
Sunday morning.
Biltmore has repeatedly been recognized as
one of the top 100 fastest growing churches in
America. Biltmore Baptist now averages over 6,000
worshippers each weekend on three campuses.
Biltmore became a multi-site church in 2012 with
the opening of an East Campus to serve the East
Asheville/Buncombe area, and launched another
campus in Franklin, NC, at the Smoky Mountain
Center for Performing Arts in August 2013. In
addition, Biltmore has a church plant, Journey
Church, located in Morganton, NC, as well as two
college venues – one at WCU in Cullowhee and
another at UNC-Asheville. Throughout the year,
BBC volunteers serve and minister to 22 local
mission partners across WNC and numerous
foreign mission partners. Our foreign mission focus
is currently centered on continuing commitments
in Kenya and Guatemala. We are praying about
and researching another possible campus launch
for 2015.
exists
TO GLORIFY GOD
by
DEVELOPING DISCIPLES WHO
DISCIPLESHIP
Then Jesus came to them and said, “All authority in heaven and on
earth has been given to me. Therefore go and make disciples of all
nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son
and of the Holy Spirit.”
Matthew 28:18-19
3
MY WORSHIP
corporate & private
Why Do We Reach Up
through Worship?
We believe that God desires for us to worship
Him and is worthy of it. (John 4:23-24)
God commands it.
Ascribe to the Lord, O families of nations, ascribe
to the Lord glory and strength. (Psalm 96:7-8a)
It will bring the worshipper into a life-changing
and dynamic experience with the living God.
(Hebrews 10:24-25)
“God’s Son ferverently worshipped in spirit and
truth brings down His glory at church.”
Biltmore’s Style of Worship
Vertically directed and culturally relevant
Sing to the Lord a new song;
sing to the Lord, all the earth.
Psalm 96:1
• Built on the Word of God 2 Timothy 3:16 – 4:2
• Built on Prayer
1 Thessalonians 5:16 –18
• Built on Music
Psalm 81:1– 4
Biltmore music seeks to honor and please God first.
We use contemporary worship styles but also
value and incorporate the depth that hymns bring
to worship.
Corporate Worship
Sunday (Arden Campus)
Worship:.......................................................... 9:15 & 11 am
Worship Center
AMP Children’s Worship:....................... 9:15 & 11 am
The Backlot
Sunday (East Campus)
Worship:..........................................................................11 am
Worship Center
AMP Children’s Worship:.......................................11 am
Library
Sunday (Franklin Campus)
Worship:..........................................................................11 am
Worship Center at SMCPA
AMP Children’s Worship:.......................................11 am
The Factory
Thursday (Arden Campus)
Vertical (College & Young Singles)..................... 7 pm
Student Center
College Campus Venues (Fall & Spring Semesters)
WCU................................................Wednesdays at 8 pm
UNCA....................................................... Sundays at 6 pm
My Private Worship
and Time with God
1. What is a Quiet Time?
A quiet time is my daily time alone with God to get
to know Him better through prayer and reading
the Word of God. It is my time of private worship.
2. Why have a Quiet Time?
• You were created to have fellowship with
God. (Genesis 1:27, 2:7, 3:8)
• Jesus, through His death, made it possible
for us to have a relationship with God.
• Jesus made it a priority to spend time with
the Father.
• You cannot be a healthy Christian without
spending time with God. (Matthew 4:4)
3. How Do I Begin?
Choose a specific…..
TIME. If possible, have your quiet time in the
morning before your day begins. Night time is
better than not at all.
PLACE. Choose a place where there are the
least amount of distractions. Keep it special.
RESOURCE. Choose a Bible that best fits
your ability to understand what the writer is
communicating. Have a notebook and pen for
journaling.
How Do I Get Started?
“Fifteen Minutes with God”
Relax (1 minute)
Be still and be quiet! Slow down! Prepare your
heart. Take a few deep breaths and wait on God.
Read (5 minutes)
Begin reading where you left off the day before.
Read until you feel God has told you something.
Then stop and think about it.
Reflect (3 minutes)
Think about what the passage means to your life.
Write down your thoughts.
Write (2 minutes)
Write a personal application statement that is
practical.
Talk to God (4 minutes)
Conclude your quiet time by talking to God about
what He has shown you and making requests
from your prayer list.
DEVELOPING COMMUNITY
WHY?
HOW DO I GET CONNECTED?
You were not designed to walk through life alone.
Whatever you are going through, life is better when
you are connected with others. One of the best
ways to get involved in a new church is to connect
with a group of people who are in a similar lifestage and who often share common experiences.
A. You will have an opportunity to sign up for a
Connect Group at the conclusion of this class.
“The Christian life is not a solo sport it’s a team sport.”
Connect/home Groups…
At Biltmore, groups of people gather weekly
to grow spiritually, be encouraged, develop
friendships and experience life together. The
smaller groups that meet on Sunday mornings
are called Connect Groups. (Schedules for each
campus are noted below.) Other groups meet in
homes throughout the community at various times
and days, and are known as Home Groups.
Regardless of when or where they meet, each
group welcomes new participants.
• Arden Campus Connect Groups meet on
Sunday mornings at 8:00, 9:15, and 10:45 am.
Home Groups meet Monday-Thursday evenings.
• East Campus Connect Groups meet Sunday
mornings at 9:30 am. Home Groups meet on
Tuesday evenings.
•
Franklin Campus Home Groups meet in
Franklin and Sylva at various times/locations
throughout the week.
(See page 7 for more information concerning
schedules for kids and students.)
B. Greeters at the Information Center in the
Lobby on Sunday mornings can help you find
a Connect Group.
C. Contact the pastor of the ministry you are
interested in. (see Who Should I Contact on
pages 15-16)
D. Online –visit www.biltmorebaptist.org, select a
campus and then select the ministry area you
are interested in.
ADDITIONAL WAYS TO DEVELOP
COMMUNITY AT BILTMORE
1.
God’s 1300 Prayer Ministry groups (small
groups that meet at various locations/times
throughout the week to pray for Biltmore staff,
ministries, missionaries, etc.)
2.
Wednesdays @ Biltmore – Equipping/growth
classes (two semesters/year; catalogs of
classes being offered are available in January
and August)
• Men’s/Women’s Groups (meet on
the Arden Campus according to the
Buncombe County School schedule)
• Man-to-Man meets Wednesdays at 7 am
& 6:15 pm
• Woman-to-Woman meets Wednesdays
at 9:30 am & 6:15 pm
• MOPS (Mothers of Preschoolers) –
Visit www.biltmorebaptist.org/MOPS for
meeting times & dates.
HOW CHILDREN & STUDENTS CONNECT
Preschool Ministry
Newborn and preschool ministry is provided
during Sunday Worship Services on all campuses,
and on the Arden Campus during Wednesdays
@ Biltmore.
Lil’ AMP Preschool Worship is at 11 am on
Sundays on all campuses. Children will enjoy
Bible stories, crafts, music time, puppets and
teaching.
Connect Groups for preschoolers are available
at 9:15 am and 10:45 am on the Arden Campus,
9:30 am on the East Campus, and 11:00 am on
the Franklin Campus. Connect Groups are a highenergy praise and worship time and are designed
to prepare your children for worship when they
graduate to kindergarten.
Kid’s Ministry
Kindergarten through 4th Grades
We’re all about helping children and families
grow in their walk with Jesus Christ. We want
your children to know that following Christ is
an exciting and important decision; one that
will forever change their lives. Our children’s
Connect Groups activities are designed around
a classroom setting where they will be taught
Biblical concepts at a level appropriate for their
age, as well as participate in worship, teaching
and discussion designed just for them. Children
attend Connect Groups one hour and AMP
Children’s Worship during the other hour.
Sundays
(Arden)
Connect Group......................................................9:15 am
AMP Children’s Worship.................................9:15 am
Connect Group.......................................................... 11 am
AMP Children’s Worship..................................... 11 am
(East)
Connect Group......................................................9:30 am
AMP................................................................................. 11 am
(Franklin)
AMP................................................................................. 11 am
Wednesdays
(Arden) AWANA (Sept – May)..........................6:15 pm
2s and 3s– Puggles in Praise Island
4s and 5s– Cubbies in Praise Island
K–2nd grade – Sparks in the Backlot
3rd -5th grade– T&T in Zone
Student Ministry
(Arden)
Our preteen ministry (grades 5 & 6) is custom
designed to prepare you and your child for the
teenage years. We have mirrored worship and
large group discussions (Route 56) on Sundays
at 9:15 and 10:45 am so students can worship
with parents one hour and connect with fellow
students the other. Route 56 also has small
groups that meet each Wednesday at 6:15 pm at
the backstage of the Student Center.
For Middle and High School students, BBC
Students Live – consisting of worship, video,
Bible Study and a short message – meet on
Sunday mornings; Middle School at 9:15 am and
High School at 10:45 am. Every Wednesday at
6 pm students have Bible study and small group
discussions. Once a month (check website for
schedule) we have Collide, a special event for
students to bring their friends and experience a
night of worship with a great message brought by
some of the best personalities in the nation.
(East)
Student Connect Groups meet at 9:30 am on
Sundays. This is the best place to have your
students (5th -12th grade) meet others and
deepen their relationship with Christ. Small,
adult led, grade & gender specific classes; a
great mix of student led worship and Christ
centered relationships.
(Franklin)
Student Connect Groups meet weekly on
Mondays at 6:30 pm in various homes. On the
first Monday of each month at 6:30 pm students
will meet for corporate worship at The Factory.
Check www.biltmorebaptist.org/bbcstudents or
www.facebook.com/studentsbbc for upcoming dates and
detailed information.
Ministry and missions are the fruit of our consuming passion to
glorify God as we seek to fulfill the Great Commission.
God made you to make a difference in your world. He has gifted every believer with talents, experiences,
resources and spiritual gifts in order to be a blessing to others.
Ephesians 2:10; 1 Peter 4:10
Two ways we serve the Lord are through:
1.Ministry through the local church
2.Ministry through outreach, both locally and globally
MINISTRY THROUGH THE LOCAL CHURCH
There are thousands of volunteer opportunities
each week at Biltmore. They come in all shapes,
skill levels and time commitments. (Ex. - greeters,
musicians, webcast, teachers, coaches, hospital,
children’s ministry, prison ministry, etc.) Each
Biltmore member is asked to participate by
contributing their time to one ministry.
To serve:
• Fill out the Personal Action Plan tonight
• A staff member will call soon to provide
additonal information.
• Participate in training to do your ministry well or
use PLACE to discover your gifts.
MINISTRY THROUGH MISSIONS
“…and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and
Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.”
Acts 1:8
The gospel of Christ is a global gospel and each church has a role
in spreading it from across the street to around the world.
Biltmore’s strategy includes:
You
Every follower of Christ has
an opportunity and calling to
influence people for Christ (2
Corinthians 5:20). This includes
many ways such as lifestyle,
inviting others to church or a
special event, prayer, sharing
the gospel, etc.
Local Partners
We have many ministry partners
in our local communities who
offer opportunities to serve
meals to the homeless, sort
baby clothes, use administrative
skills, help needy families with
minor construction
repairs,
or work with orphans. Some
of
our
ministry
partners
include:
Western
Carolina
Rescue
Ministry, Asheville
Pregnancy Support Services,
Athletes Outreach Ministry,
Celebrate Recovery, Craggy
Correctional Center, Operation
Christmas Child, Military Care,
Bethany Christian Services,
Crossfire,
Disaster
Relief,
Black Mountain Home for
Children, Truth Action, ABCCM,
Youth for Christ and SPAN.
Periodically throughout the
year, strategic LOVE LOUD
service projects are coordinated
through Connect Groups with
local mission partners and in
our communities.
National and
Global Partners
Short-term mission trips are
planned throughout the year
to work with our national and
international missionaries and
mission partners. A five year
strategy has been adopted
to focus our efforts in areas
of great lostness and church
planting.
Our international focus is
Guatemala and Kenya, where we
have ongoing commitments that
include: church plants; training
facilities and opportunities for
pastors; help in providing for the
needs of orphans and destitute
children;
child
prostitution
rescue and training for the
girls; securing clean water and
providing agricultural assistance
and periodic medical and
dental clinics.
For more information go to
biltmorebaptist.org/missions
WHO WE ARE AS A CHURCH
The ministry structure and philosophy helps us focus
on the main things.
We exist primarily to be an instrument of the
Holy Spirit in order for Him to bring people into
a saving relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ
and then develop them into a growing disciple
(“follower”) of Christ. We attempt to evaluate
all our ministries through this perspective. The
continual assessment of “why we do what we
do” is what gives us direction and allows us to be
focused.
Ministry Structure
Our structure is built around the purpose of
equipping the saints for ministry (Ephesians 4:1116). God has blessed you with unique gifts and
abilities, and desires for you to be used for His
glory and honor. Our goal is to help you find that
PLACE of ministry and equip you to minister for
others’ good and God’s glory.
Our Church Government
In accordance with Colossians 1:18, Christ is the
Head of the Church.
And he is the head of the body, the church; he
is the beginning and the firstborn from among
the dead, so that in everything he might have
the supremacy.
Biltmore Baptist is a Pastor-led/staff-led, teamfacilitated, deacon-served church. (1 Peter 5:1-2;
1 Timothy 3; Acts 6)
We are a Southern Baptist Convention (SBC)
church. Every SBC church chooses its own
pastor, owns its own buildings and assets, and
determines its own programs.
STEWARDSHIP OF RESOURCES
“Honor the Lord with your wealth, with the firstfruits of all your crops;”
Proverbs 3:9
Giving helps me express my thankfulness to God.
God proves Himself faithful when I give.
“How can I repay the LORD for all his
goodness to me?”
Now this I say, he who sows sparingly will also
reap sparingly, and he who sows bountifully will
also reap bountifully. Each one must do just as
he has purposed in his heart, not grudgingly
or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful
giver. And God is able to make all grace abound
to you, so that always having all sufficiency in
everything, you may have an abundance for
every good deed;
Psalm 116:12
Giving strengthens my faith and blesses me.
“Trust in the LORD with all your heart and
lean not on your own understanding.”
Proverbs 3:5
“A generous man will himself be blessed.”
Proverbs 22:9
2 Corinthians 9:6–8
Giving is an investment in heaven.
should I give? Initially the church that you
“Do not store up for yourselves treasures Where
attend.
on earth, where moth and rust destroy, and
“Bring the whole tithe into the storehouse,
where thieves break in and steal.
that there may be food in my
But store up for yourselves
house. Test me in this,” says
treasures in heaven, where
the LORD Almighty, “and see
if I will not throw open
moth and rust do not
the floodgates of heaven
destroy, and where thieves
and pour out so much
WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
do not break in and steal.”
blessing that you will not
Matthew 6:19-20
have room enough for it.”
What should I give?
“Honor the LORD with your
wealth, with the first fruits of
all your crops”
Proverbs 3:9
“Tithe” means “a tenth part”
or 10% of all I earn.
Malachi 3:10
Offering
Offering envelopes are mailed quarterly to all Biltmore members.
We encourage you to use them as you give, or you may give securely online at www.biltmorebaptist.org/give.
WHAT WE BELIEVE ABOUT...
1. God
God is the Creator and Ruler of the universe. He
has eternally existed in three personalities: The
Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. These three
are co-equal and are one God.
Genesis 1:1, 26, 27; 3:22; Psalm 90:2; Matthew
28:19; I Peter 1:2; II Corinthians 13:14
2. Jesus Christ
Jesus Christ is the Son of God. He is co-equal
with the Father. Jesus lived a sinless human life
and offered Himself as the perfect sacrifice for the
sins of all people by dying on a cross. He arose
from the dead after three days to demonstrate
His power over sin and death. He ascended to
Heaven’s glory and will return again someday to
earth to reign as King of kings and Lord of lords.
Matthew 1:22-23; Isaiah 9:6; John 1:1-5, 14:1030; Hebrews 4:14-15; I Corinthians 15:3-4;
Romans 1:3-4; Acts 1:9-11; I Timothy 6:14-15;
Titus 2:13
3. The Holy Spirit
We believe in the total deity of the Holy Spirit and
that His ministry is to glorify the Lord Jesus Christ.
John 16:14
The Holy Spirit regenerates the sinner upon belief
in Christ, baptizing the believer into the body of
which Christ is the head. The Holy Spirit indwells,
guides, instructs, fills, comforts and empowers the
believer for godly living. The Holy Spirit convicts
the world of sin, of God’s righteousness and of
coming judgment.
While we believe that the Scriptures do not teach
that certain gifts have ceased, they indicate that
use of the gifts vary according to the need that
each gift meets. Biltmore Baptist Church does
not encourage the use of “sign gifts.” Instead,
we seek to emphasize the more excellent way of
love as well as zeal for the more edifying gifts.
John 16:8, 13:15; Titus 3:5; Ephesians 1:22,
4:11-12; Romans 8:9-17, 12:4-8; 1 Corinthians
3:16, 12:4-5, 12:11-13, 12:19; Galatians 5:25;
Hebrews 4:1-4; 2 Corinthians 12:12
4. The Bible
The Bible is God’s Word to us. It was written by
human authors, under the supernatural guidance
of the Holy Spirit. It is the supreme source of
truth for Christian beliefs and living. Because it is
inspired by God, it is the truth without any mixture
of error.
II Timothy 3:16; II Peter 1:20-21; II Timothy 1:13;
Psalm 119:105, 160; Psalm 12:6; Proverbs 30:5
5. Salvation
Salvation is God’s free gift to us, but we must
receive it. We can never make up for our sin by
self-improvement or good words. Only by trusting
in Jesus Christ as God’s offer of forgiveness can
anyone be saved from sin’s penalty. When we turn
from our self-ruled life and turn to Jesus in faith
we are saved. Eternal life begins the moment one
receives Jesus Christ into his life by faith.
Romans 6:23; Ephesians 2:8-9; John 14:6; John
1:12; Titus 3:5; Galatians 3:26; Romans 5:1
Mark 13:11; John 14:26; John 16:13; Romans
5:5; 1 Corinthians 3:16; John 16:8-11
For more detailed theological statements see www.biltmorebaptist.org/beliefs
ORDINANCES WE CELEBRATE
Baptism
The Lord’s Supper
Why every believer should be baptized...
Jesus never asked His disciples to remember His
birth. He did, however, instruct them to remember
His death and resurrection.
1.Jesus commanded it.
Matthew 28:19; John 14:21
2.Baptism is an act of obedience.
Mark 1:9; Acts 2:41; 8:38
3.It’s a picture of what Jesus did for us when
He died on the cross, was buried, and rose
again.
Romans 6:4
4.Baptism is a public testimony of your faith
and presents a picture of the change from
your past to your new life in Jesus.
Acts 2:41
Why baptism is by immersion in water...
The word for baptism in Greek is “baptisma,”
which translated means “to immerse.”
Baptism is the complete submersion of the person
in the water.
At Biltmore it’s a membership requirement that
every member must have been baptized the way
Jesus demonstrated, even though many of us
were “confirmed” as children.
• Object lesson of great Spiritual Truth.
• Bread represents the Body of Christ.
• Juice represents the Blood of Christ.
• It is a Reminder. 1 Corinthians 11:23-24
• It is a Symbol. 1 Corinthians 11:25
• It is for Believers only. 1 Corinthians 11:27-29
BECOMING A CHRIST FOLLOWER
There’s a lot of confusion in our world today about the true
meaning of Christianity. Even in our churches, opinions vary on how
to obtain salvation. The Bible is very clear on how to get to heaven.
God Wants You to Know…
“I write these things to you who believe in the
name of the Son of God so that you may know
that you have eternal life.”
1 John 5:13
…that He loves you.
Because of His love for all people, He sent His
only son to die on the cross.
John 3:16; Ephesians 2:4-6
…that you’re a sinner.
All of us are sinners in that we disobey God. Sin
is choosing to go your way versus God’s way.
Isaiah 53:6; Romans 3:10
…that sin separates you from God.
Sin separates you from having fellowship or a
relationship with God. God is holy.
Isaiah 59:2; Romans 3:23
…that you can’t save yourself.
People often think that good works will get them
to heaven. There is nothing you can do to earn
God’s salvation. It is a gift from God.
Ephesians 2:8-9; Titus 3:5; Romans 4:4-5
…that God sent His Son to bridge the gap of
separation.
Jesus’ death allows us access to God. God did for
you in Jesus what you could not do for yourself.
Romans 5:8; 2 Corinthians 5:21
…that you receive Jesus Christ through faith.
Faith is trusting in Jesus Christ and what He has
done for you already, rather than trusting in your
own efforts. Faith is complete reliance on Christ
and allowing Him to live His life through you.
Faith also involves repentance and willingness to
turn from our sin.
John 14:6; Acts 16:31; Romans 10:9-10
WHO I SHOULD CONTACT ABOUT...
Main Church Office Number..............................................................................................................828-687-1111
Fax Number........................................................................................................................................ 828-687-1014
Accounting Office
DeeAnne Lancaster.......................................................1190....................................dlancaster@biltmorebaptist.org
Beverly Pressley............................................................1124..................................... bpressley@biltmorebaptist.org
Amy Maddox.................................................................1179......................................amaddox@biltmorebaptist.org
Lori Breland...................................................................1168........................................lbreland@biltmorebaptist.org
Robin Briand..................................................................1108......................................... rbriand@biltmorebaptist.org
Administration Office
Scott Crawford...............................................................1224.....................................scrawford@biltmorebaptist.org
Bobbie Thorpe...............................................................1224........................................ bthorpe@biltmorebaptist.org
Lauren Robling..............................................................1114.........................................lrobling@biltmorebaptist.org
Baptism
Carolyn Fuqua...............................................................1129..........................................cfuqua@biltmorebaptist.org
Cathy Peek....................................................................1227...........................................cpeek@biltmorebaptist.org
Bookstore
Dottie Setran.................................................................1175........................................ dsetran@biltmorebaptist.org
Building Usage
Lauren Robling..............................................................1114.........................................lrobling@biltmorebaptist.org
Child Dedication
Dawn Keel.....................................................................1118............................................dkeel@biltmorebaptist.org
Children’s Ministry
Bill Keel.........................................................................1191............................................bkeel@biltmorebaptist.org
Carla Duncan................................................................1191.......................................cduncan@biltmorebaptist.org
College Ministry (18-24)
Jeremy Woods...............................................................1144......................................... jwoods@biltmorebaptist.org
College Assistant...........................................................1128......................................... singles@biltmorebaptist.org
Counseling Information
HOPE Network..............................................................1290......................................... kturner@biltmorebaptist.org
Jay Alvaro, Shelia Austin, Kim Turner, Steve Cassell, Janey Prevost
East Campus
James Myers.................................................................1145..........................................jmyers@biltmorebaptist.org
Matt Ware......................................................................1236..........................................mware@biltmorebaptist.org
Nate Neufang................................................................1140..................................... nneufang@biltmorebaptist.org
Amber Fore ..................................................................1294............................................afore@biltmorebaptist.org
Samantha Carnahan.....................................................1140....................................scarnahan@biltmorebaptist.org
Franklin Campus
Patrick Trawick..............................................................1123....................................... ptrawick@biltmorebaptist.org
Shane Schauer..............................................................1403......................................sschauer@biltmorebaptist.org
Janine Peak ..................................................................1133............................................jpeak@biltmorebaptist.org
Greeter Ministry
Kelly Williams................................................................1194...................................... kwilliams@biltmorebaptist.org
Home Schoot
Angie Bretz....................................................................1110.......................................... abretz@biltmorebaptist.org
Married Adults
Bill Cleminson................................................................1117.................................. bcleminson@biltmorebaptist.org
Ouida Ray.....................................................................1117............................................. oray@biltmorebaptist.org
Media Center (Library)
Dottie Setran.................................................................1175........................................ dsetran@biltmorebaptist.org
Media Ministry
Dave Duncan.................................................................1150.......................................dduncan@biltmorebaptist.org
Eric Alexander...............................................................1180...................................ealexander@biltmorebaptist.org
Zach Brady ...................................................................1226..........................................zbrady@biltmorebaptist.org
Membership
Kelly Williams................................................................1194...................................... kwilliams@biltmorebaptist.org
Men’s Ministry
Bill Cleminson................................................................1117.................................. bcleminson@biltmorebaptist.org
Ouida Ray.....................................................................1117............................................. oray@biltmorebaptist.org
Military Care
Christine Maloney..........................................................1143..................................... cmaloney@biltmorebaptist.org
Missions & Evangelism
Kelvin Moseley..............................................................1125..................................... kmoseley@biltmorebaptist.org
Christine Maloney..........................................................1143..................................... cmaloney@biltmorebaptist.org
Multi-Sites
Mike McKee .................................................................1173.......................................mmckee@biltmorebaptist.org
Nellie Brevard................................................................1173...................................... nbrevard@biltmorebaptist.org
Music Ministry (Biltmore Worship)
Carl Setterlind................................................................1193.................................... csetterlind@biltmorebaptist.org
Amanda Bullman...........................................................1193......................................abullman@biltmorebaptist.org
Jennifer James..............................................................1232.......................................... jjames@biltmorebaptist.org
Cynthia Howe................................................................1208.......................................... chowe@biltmorebaptist.org
Parking Ministry
Mike Breland.................................................................1130..................................... mbreland@biltmorebaptist.org
PLACE Ministry
Kelly Williams................................................................1194...................................... kwilliams@biltmorebaptist.org
Cathy Peek....................................................................1227...........................................cpeek@biltmorebaptist.org
Prayer Ministry/Requests
Carolyn Fuqua...............................................................1129..........................................cfuqua@biltmorebaptist.org
Cathy Peek....................................................................1227...........................................cpeek@biltmorebaptist.org
Preschool Activities
Mandy Brown................................................................1119........................................mbrown@biltmorebaptist.org
Denise Edwards............................................................1204.....................................dedwards@biltmorebaptist.org
Prison Ministry
Bill Cleminson ..............................................................1117.................................. bcleminson@biltmorebaptist.org
Ouida Ray.....................................................................1117............................................. oray@biltmorebaptist.org
School of Worship
Karen Ramsey...............................................................1199.......................................kramsey@biltmorebaptist.org
Susanna Kirksey...........................................................1210....................................... skirksey@biltmorebaptist.org
Senior Adults 40+
Sam McLamb................................................................1117...................................... smclamb@biltmorebaptist.org
Ouida Ray.....................................................................1117............................................. oray@biltmorebaptist.org
Student Ministry
Stuart Henslee...............................................................1151...................................... shenslee@biltmorebaptist.org
Neil White......................................................................1229.......................................... nwhite@biltmorebaptist.org
Ali White........................................................................1213.......................................... awhite@biltmorebaptist.org
Update Records
Amber Zoller..................................................................1192..........................................azoller@biltmorebaptist.org
Upward Sports
Neil White......................................................................1229.......................................... nwhite@biltmorebaptist.org
Kim Sherlin ...................................................................1112........................................ ksherlin@biltmorebaptist.org
Weddings
Kendra Cathey..............................................................1207........................................ kcathey@biltmorebaptist.org
Women’s Ministry
Kelly Williams................................................................1194...................................... kwilliams@biltmorebaptist.org
Young Marrieds
Marcus Hayes ..............................................................1217........................................mhayes@biltmorebaptist.org
Audra Gillespie .............................................................1177..................................... agillespie@biltmorebaptist.org
Young Singles (25-39)
Brian Word.......................................................................................................................bword@biltmorebaptist.org
Singles Assistant...........................................................1128......................................... singles@biltmorebaptist.org
PERSONAL ACTION PLAN
Your name (Mr.)_____________________________
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Your name (Ms.)_____________________________
REACH UP
Worship Time
ARDEN
9:15 am
11:00 am
EAST
FRANKLIN
11:00 am
ARDEN
11:00 am
9:15 am
11:00 am
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REACH IN
Connect Group _________________________________
ARDEN
8:00 am
9:15 am
10:45 am
Home Group
EAST
9:30 am
Home Group
FRANKLIN
Home Group
Please enroll my/our children in a
Connect Group appropriate for their ages.
FRANKLIN
EAST
11:00 am
11:00 am
Connect Group _________________________________
ARDEN
8:00 am
9:15 am
10:45 am
Home Group
9:30 am
Home Group
FRANKLIN
Home Group
Please enroll my/our children in a
Connect Group appropriate for their ages.
REACH OUT
Mark 1 as your first choice,
EAST
2 as your second.
(Not all opportunities are available at each campus.)
BBC Kids (Kindergarten-Grade 4)
Operations
BBC Kids (Kindergarten-Grade 4)
Operations
Biltmore Worship
Orphan/Foster Care
Biltmore Worship
Orphan/Foster Care
Celebration Orchestra
Parking Ministry
Celebration Orchestra
Parking Ministry
Coffee Counter
Pastoral Care
Coffee Counter
Pastoral Care
College Ministry
Praise Island (Preschool)
College Ministry
Praise Island (Preschool)
East Campus
Prayer Ministry
East Campus
Prayer Ministry
Prison Ministry
Greeter
Prison Ministry
Single Adults
Single Adults
Hospitality
Sports Ministry
Hospitality
Married Adults
Student Ministry (Grades 5-12)
Married Adults
Student Ministry (Grades 5-12)
Mature Adults
Technical
Mature Adults
Technical
Missions & Evangelism
The Bookstore/Library
Missions & Evangelism
The Bookstore/Library
Office Volunteer
Women’s Ministry
Office Volunteer
Women’s Ministry
Online Campus
Online Campus
Greeter
HOPE Network
Yes, I will honor the Lord in the Biblical
stewardship of my finances.
HOPE Network
Sports Ministry
Yes, I will honor the Lord in the Biblical
stewardship of my finances.
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