SOURCE: NCCF - Raeford First B/c, Robeson BIA

NAME: Mansfield, Jack

DATA: photo

DATA: photograph

NAME: Mansfield, Jack

SOURCE: 75th Anniversary Booklet, Raeford BaptistChurch (NCCF)

REV. JACK MANSFIELD

RevivalIs SetOct.19I Revival servic~I ducted at ImmanuelChurch October 19 - 26Rev. Jack Mansfield of Rae-ford being guest speaker.Services will begin at 7:30 p.]

,m., and a nursery for babies'will be provided, accordingPastor Charles L. Tanner.Mansfield is currently serv-

ing as pastor of the First Bap-tist Church in Raeford. He is agraduate of Mercer Universityand Southeastern Baptist Theo-logical Seminary at Wake For-est. He has served as pastor inchurches in Clinton, Tabor City,and Miami, Fla.The public is being invited to

attend the services.

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The Rev. Jack H. Mansfield, pastor of the First ~t Church,Raeford, will be the visiting evangelist during revival services at NewHope Baptist Church, March 3D-April 5, 7:30 p.m. each evening. Anative of Georgia, Mansfield was graduated from Mercer University,Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, and the School ofPastoral Care, Baptist Hospital, Winston-Salem. In 1966 he went ona preaching mission to Jamaica, sponsored by the Foreign MissionBoard of the Southern Baptist Convention. He has held pastorates inMiami, the state of Georgia, and this state. In addition to hispastoral duties his abilities have been used well in manyresponsibilities of the denomination. He is no stranger to ColumbusCounty, having served the Tabor City Baptist Chapel before going toRaeford.

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Rev. Jack Mansfield

Raeford pastorto speakat Beaver Creek ).The Rev. Jack Mansfield,

pastor of the First Baptist churchof Raeford, will be the guestpreacher at revival services nextweek at Beaver Creek Baptistchurch, Rt. 2, Cameron.The revival will begin Sunday

and will continue through thefollowing Friday with servicesnightly at 7:30 o'clock.Specialmusic will be presented

. at each service. IThe Rev. Donald Vinson,

pastor, invites the public to at-tend.--_._Salisbury PostSanford Herald

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April 18-22-Easter Revival Set For FirstBaptist Church, Southern PinesA series of Easter Revival

services will be held at the FirstBaptist Church in SouthernPines beginning Wednesdaynight, April 18 and continuingthrough Sunday evening, April22,The visiting preacher will be

the Rev. Jack Mansfield, pastorof the First Baptist Church inRaeford.Rev. Mansfield is already ac-

claimed for his excellent workin biblical preaching, 'youthrevivals, and Lay Evangelism.Last summer, Mr. Mansfieldspent two weeks on an Evan-gelism Mission in Jamaica andHaiti, West Indies.Special Guests, Music, and

themes of each service:Wednesday, April 18, 7:30

p.m., Special Music: "ThePioneers" Gospel Singers-StacyCarter, Ivan Sowers, BruceGoodwin, Matt Thompkins.Sermon Theme: "What Does ItMean To Be 'Saved'?"Thursday, April 19, 7:30 p.m.

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REV. JACKMANSFIELD

Special Music: The YouthChoir, First Baptist, Raeford."The Four Freshmen"-JonicePeele, Pam Piestrak, DebbieDunlap, Susan Wicker. SermonTheme: "The Danger of Losing I

the Spirit of Christ."Friday, April 20, 7:30 p.m,

(Good Friday): Special Music:Our own Adult Choir will singanthems confessing the Passionand Cross of Christ. SermonTheme: "The Cross of Christ:His and Ours".Easter Sunday Morning,

April 22, 11:00 a.m.: Specialmusic: Our own Adult andJunior Choirs will bring specialEaster anthems. Sermontheme: "Christ's Resurrection:Heart of the Gospel".Easter Sunday evening, April

22, 7:30 p.m.: Special Music:Gerald Culler's "Kodesh-Elo-him" Group. Sermon Theme:"Becoming All that Christ canMake of You".Mr. Mansfield has been

Pastor of First Baptist, Rae-ford, since 1968. Prior to hispresent church, he was pastorof Immanuel Baptist, Clinton,N.C., (1960-1964),and of LittleRiver Baptist, Miami, Florida,(1964-1968). He received hiseducational background fromCartersville, Georgia HighSchool (1951); Mercer Univer-sity (A.B. 1955); and Southeas-tern Baptist Theological Semin-ary (B.D. 1960). He alsoreceived training degrees fromThe Bowman Gray School ofPastoral Care (1963) and TheBilly Graham Schoolof Evange-lism (1972). He is married toBobbie Jean Ingram, and theyhave three children: Gwyn, age12;Wendy Jo, age 11; and Kevinage 8.--~---

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~yJUL~l 7-85~~~~~;~a;;t.b17To LeaveSouthsideThe Rev. Jack Mansfield, pastor

of Mooresville's:sou:tf®..[~ Baptist~ for the past five years:=-nasresigned, effective Aug. 11.Mansfield, 53, is going to Georgia,

where he will work towardestablishing a church, he told hiscongregation Sunday followingmorning worship.He will be working with the Middle

Cherokee Baptist Association andthe George Baptist Convention inhelping them begin a SouthernBaptist Church in the Cartersville-Acworth area.This section, called Red Top

Mountain-Altoona, is where largenumbers of people have relocatedafter having migrated from theAtlanta area.Mansfield said his wife will teach

at Cassville Middle School in BartowCounty.In announcing his resignation at

Southside, Mansfield's commentsincluded: "Missions have alwayshad a special place in my heart andthis opportunity to help begin a newwork is where I find my interest and

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concern to be the greatest at thepresent time. Though the work ishard and often challenging, there isno greater sense of accomplishmentthan being in on the beginning of anew witness for our Lord, knowingthrough the years what that newwork can do."I covet your prayers in this new

endeavor and also your un-derstanding of my position in thismatter. We shall pray for the suc-cess of your continued work here."Mansfield and his wife are parents

of three children, two of whom aremarried. The third child still is inschool.Southside has grown dramatically

during Mansfield's pastorage. Itnow has a membership of 1,113.Mansfield was instrumental in

Southside establishing a mission onLake Norman that has grownrapidly and now is constituted asPeninsula Baptist Church.