Green Mountain Baptist Association

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Physical Address:
30 Jones Brothers Way
Suite B
Barre, VT 05641-9601
[Map to Association Office]

Phone: (802) 476-2026
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Associational Missionary: Rev. Terry W. Dorsett (wife, Kay)

Associational Statistics (Past Year)

These numbers are the totals from all of our churches.

Total Members		1495
Resident Members		1307
Total Baptisms		115
Other Additions		87
Sunday Morning Worship Attendance		1880
Total Sunday School Enrollment		1469
Sunday School Average Attendance		1165
Total Missions Expenditures		427960

Other Associational Staff

Johnnie and Lahoma Loar, Mission Mobilization Coordinators
Dewey and Kathie Aiken, Retreat Center Coordinators
Jerry Frey, Church Starter Strategist for Southern VT
[More Information on our missionaries]

About the Associational Missionary and Staff

Terry W. Dorsett grew up in the mid west and migrated to the south where he attended Liberty University and Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary. He and his family moved to Vermont in 1993 to serve one of the small rural congregations in the state. After a productive time of ministry in that church, he accepted the call to become the associational missionary.

Dewey and Kathie Aiken obeyed God's call as MSC missionaries to Vermont in January 2003. Years of missions involvement and management careers in North Carolina prepared them to serve as associational retreat center managers in Vermont. They also assist Washington Baptist Church as church strengtheners, lead GMBA in disaster relief and coordinate partnership efforts with North Carolina.

About the Association

The Association was formed in October 1982 to help Baptist churches facilitate the evangelization of Vermont. Merwyn Borders, a church planter and the first director of the association, started many churches in the association. Those new church starts were joined by several existing Baptist churches that were looking for a new way to do missions and evangelism. Together, the new and the old combine to help each other reach a state that is both rich in tradition and progressive in its approach to life.