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SBC messengers to address key motions proposed at 2022 annual meeting

  • June 12, 2023
  • Trennis Henderson
  • Conferences, Latest News, Louisiana, SBC 2023
Messengers to the 2022 SBC Annual Meeting cast their votes during one of several business sessions.
(Photo by Sam Evans/The Baptist Paper)

SBC messengers to address key motions proposed at 2022 annual meeting

This week’s Southern Baptist Convention Annual Meeting will be filled with pivotal business items ranging from sexual abuse reform efforts to appeals of the SBC Executive Committee disfellowshipping churches with women serving as pastors.

SBC President Bart Barber noted in a recent video update that convention leaders “have tried to pay attention to the ongoing requests from … messengers to make sure that we give time for messengers to be able to conduct the business that they want to do.”

Among dozens of motions introduced at last year’s annual meeting, action on several of the motions will be reported back to messengers during multiple business sessions. For a quick refresher on motions to be addressed this week, check out this overview of proposed and pending motions from SBC 2002: Complete list of motions proposed at SBC Annual Meeting and status updates – The Baptist Paper

Remember to follow SBC 2023 – The Baptist Paper for the latest updates on all things SBC this week in New Orleans.

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