SBC president Frank Page has named two South Carolinians as members of the Resolutions Committee who will serve during the June 10-11 Southern Baptist Convention annual meeting in Indianapolis.
Page, pastor of First Baptist Church in Taylors, appointed Darrell Orman of Florida as committee chairman. Orman is pastor of First Baptist Church in Stuart.
Page’s other appointees include Tony Beam, vice president for student services and Christian worldview at North Greenville University in Tigerville, and a member of Northwood Baptist Church in Greer and Charles Strickland, senior pastor of Whitefield Baptist Church in Belton.
Proposed resolutions may be submitted as early as April 15 but no later than 15 days prior to the SBC annual meeting, giving the Resolutions Committee a two-week period in which to consider submissions. Resolutions may no longer be submitted during the annual meeting.
Proposed resolutions must be accompanied by a letter from a church qualified to send a messenger to the SBC annual meeting certifying that the individual submitting the resolution is a member in good standing.
Proposed resolutions preferably should be submitted by e-mail or mailed to the Resolutions Committee in care of the SBC Executive Committee. The drafts must be typewritten, titled, dated and include complete contact information for the person and his or her church.