Sam Polson has been senior pastor of West Park Baptist Church in Knoxville, Tennessee since 1986. He received a Bachelor’s degree and Master’s degree from Bob Jones University. While in college, he sensed fulfillment and a calling to the ministry of the Gospel as he ministered God’s love and Word in underprivileged neighborhoods. Sam’s passion is teaching the Word of God.

Sam Polson has been senior pastor of West Park Baptist Church in Knoxville, Tennessee since 1986. He received a Bachelor’s degree and Master’s degree from Bob Jones University. While in college, he sensed fulfillment and a calling to the ministry of the Gospel as he ministered God’s love and Word in underprivileged neighborhoods. Sam’s passion is teaching the Word of God.

Mark Rae is a graduate of Dallas Theological Seminary and Grace School of Theology. He spent half of his career in sales and marketing with the rest of his time spent in church and para-church ministry. Currently, Mark Rae is Vice President of Community Development with Grace School of Theology and is Executive Director of Grace Center for Spiritual Development.

Mark Rae is a graduate of Dallas Theological Seminary and Grace School of Theology. He spent half of his career in sales and marketing with the rest of his time spent in church and para-church ministry. Currently, Mark Rae is Vice President of Community Development with Grace School of Theology and is Executive Director of Grace Center for Spiritual Development.

Mark Rae is a graduate of Dallas Theological Seminary and Grace School of Theology. He spent half of his career in sales and marketing with the rest of his time spent in church and para-church ministry. Currently, Mark Rae is Vice President of Community Development with Grace School of Theology and is Executive Director of Grace Center for Spiritual Development.

Mark Rae is a graduate of Dallas Theological Seminary and Grace School of Theology. He spent half of his career in sales and marketing with the rest of his time spent in church and para-church ministry. Currently, Mark Rae is Vice President of Community Development with Grace School of Theology and is Executive Director of Grace Center for Spiritual Development.

Mark Rae is a graduate of Dallas Theological Seminary and Grace School of Theology. He spent half of his career in sales and marketing with the rest of his time spent in church and para-church ministry. Currently, Mark Rae is Vice President of Community Development with Grace School of Theology and is Executive Director of Grace Center for Spiritual Development.

Mark Rae is a graduate of Dallas Theological Seminary and Grace School of Theology. He spent half of his career in sales and marketing with the rest of his time spent in church and para-church ministry. Currently, Mark Rae is Vice President of Community Development with Grace School of Theology and is Executive Director of Grace Center for Spiritual Development.

Lorne Sanny joined The Navigators, a world-wide Christian ministry, while attending the Bible Institute of Los Angeles. Sanny served as president and general director of the ministry for 30 years. Following his tenure with the Navigators, Lorne Sanny continued to be a mentor to Christian businessmen and was an active participant in his local church until his death in 2005. He was 84.

Lorne Sanny joined The Navigators, a world-wide Christian ministry, while attending the Bible Institute of Los Angeles. Sanny served as president and general director of the ministry for 30 years. Following his tenure with the Navigators, Lorne Sanny continued to be a mentor to Christian businessmen and was an active participant in his local church until his death in 2005. He was 84.

Lorne Sanny joined The Navigators, a world-wide Christian ministry, while attending the Bible Institute of Los Angeles. Sanny served as president and general director of the ministry for 30 years. Following his tenure with the Navigators, Lorne Sanny continued to be a mentor to Christian businessmen and was an active participant in his local church until his death in 2005. He was 84.

Lorne Sanny joined The Navigators, a world-wide Christian ministry, while attending the Bible Institute of Los Angeles. Sanny served as president and general director of the ministry for 30 years. Following his tenure with the Navigators, Lorne Sanny continued to be a mentor to Christian businessmen and was an active participant in his local church until his death in 2005. He was 84.

Lorne Sanny joined The Navigators, a world-wide Christian ministry, while attending the Bible Institute of Los Angeles. Sanny served as president and general director of the ministry for 30 years. Following his tenure with the Navigators, Lorne Sanny continued to be a mentor to Christian businessmen and was an active participant in his local church until his death in 2005. He was 84.

Lorne Sanny joined The Navigators, a world-wide Christian ministry, while attending the Bible Institute of Los Angeles. Sanny served as president and general director of the ministry for 30 years. Following his tenure with the Navigators, Lorne Sanny continued to be a mentor to Christian businessmen and was an active participant in his local church until his death in 2005. He was 84.
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Lou Baldwin is founder and Pastor Emeritus of the Crossroads Baptist Church in Bailey's Crossroads, Virginia, where he pastored for 30 years. His personal burden resulted in the inception of the Conference on Evangelizing Black America (COEBA) in 1994. As founder of this movement, Dr. Baldwin pilots an international effort to plant New Testament Baptist churches in black communities. His heart for church planting has taken him throughout North and Central America, Europe and the Caribbean. Dr. Baldwin continues to be active in Bible conference ministry.

Lou Baldwin is founder and Pastor Emeritus of the Crossroads Baptist Church in Bailey's Crossroads, Virginia, where he pastored for 30 years. His personal burden resulted in the inception of the Conference on Evangelizing Black America (COEBA) in 1994. As founder of this movement, Dr. Baldwin pilots an international effort to plant New Testament Baptist churches in black communities. His heart for church planting has taken him throughout North and Central America, Europe and the Caribbean. Dr. Baldwin continues to be active in Bible conference ministry.

Lou Baldwin is founder and Pastor Emeritus of the Crossroads Baptist Church in Bailey's Crossroads, Virginia, where he pastored for 30 years. His personal burden resulted in the inception of the Conference on Evangelizing Black America (COEBA) in 1994. As founder of this movement, Dr. Baldwin pilots an international effort to plant New Testament Baptist churches in black communities. His heart for church planting has taken him throughout North and Central America, Europe and the Caribbean. Dr. Baldwin continues to be active in Bible conference ministry.

Lou Baldwin is founder and Pastor Emeritus of the Crossroads Baptist Church in Bailey's Crossroads, Virginia, where he pastored for 30 years. His personal burden resulted in the inception of the Conference on Evangelizing Black America (COEBA) in 1994. As founder of this movement, Dr. Baldwin pilots an international effort to plant New Testament Baptist churches in black communities. His heart for church planting has taken him throughout North and Central America, Europe and the Caribbean. Dr. Baldwin continues to be active in Bible conference ministry.

Lou Baldwin is founder and Pastor Emeritus of the Crossroads Baptist Church in Bailey's Crossroads, Virginia, where he pastored for 30 years. His personal burden resulted in the inception of the Conference on Evangelizing Black America (COEBA) in 1994. As founder of this movement, Dr. Baldwin pilots an international effort to plant New Testament Baptist churches in black communities. His heart for church planting has taken him throughout North and Central America, Europe and the Caribbean. Dr. Baldwin continues to be active in Bible conference ministry.

Lou Baldwin is founder and Pastor Emeritus of the Crossroads Baptist Church in Bailey's Crossroads, Virginia, where he pastored for 30 years. His personal burden resulted in the inception of the Conference on Evangelizing Black America (COEBA) in 1994. As founder of this movement, Dr. Baldwin pilots an international effort to plant New Testament Baptist churches in black communities. His heart for church planting has taken him throughout North and Central America, Europe and the Caribbean. Dr. Baldwin continues to be active in Bible conference ministry.