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The Baptist Foundation of South Carolina Board of Trustees has elected Barry B. Edwards as its seventh President and Chief Executive Officer. Mr. Edwards, who succeeds Weldon Fallaw, began his service on Monday, February 22.
Mr. Edwards comes to the Foundation with lifetime Baptist connections. As a young Royal Ambassador, he achieved the rank of Ambassador Plenipotentiary and was a state RA officer. He graduated from Howard College (now Samford University) in Birmingham, AL and married his Baptist college sweetheart, Alice. He worked for two Baptist institutions, Samford, his alma mater, as Director of Recruiting and East Tennessee Baptist Hospital in Knoxville, Tennessee, as Director of Human Resources.
"I believe President Barry Edwards has been groomed by God for 'such a time as this' in our Foundation's history. He brings a unique combination of experience, achievements, skills, and commitments that qualify him to lead our Foundation," said Fred Payne, Chairman of the Foundation Board.
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Welcome! The Baptist Foundation of South Carolina has been offering South Carolina Baptists an opportunity to support ministry needs to advance the Kingdom of Christ for almost 60 years. Through estate planning and planned giving services for individuals and investment and endowment management services for churches and other ministries, the Foundation is poised to support ministry needs both today and in future generations. Our vision is to see ALL experience Christian generosity!
The Baptist Foundation of South Carolina's statements of vision, mission, values, and beliefs embody the focus of the Foundation's ministry to support Kingdom Growth in South Carolina, our nation, and our world.
The Foundation is governed by a group of South Carolina Baptist men and women from all areas of our state. Board members are actively involved in the Foundation's work as well as in church and community activities in their home towns.
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. For most people, the largest gifts that they will ever be able to give to their church is from their estates. However, a very small percentage will leave a gift to their church in their estate plan. Why? The answer for many people is that they simply haven't thought about leaving a bequest to their church. Your church would benefit from a planned giving ministry and we have a simple and affordable planned giving SOLUTION that will provide great service and ministry to your members and benefits for your church. Interested? Click "The Solution" for more information.
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The Baptist Foundation of South Carolina provides Personal and Financial Records booklets free of charge to individuals that request them. These booklets provide individuals a resource for documenting important personal and financial information that will be invaluable to loved ones when the time comes that this information is needed.
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The Foundation offers diversified, yet simple funds in which churches, associations, and institutions can invest. These funds provide simple investment choices at very competitive rates of return. As an added bonus, the Foundation offers a Money Market fund which doesn't require funds to be tied up for a period of time like CDs. For more information on low-cost, competitive investments for churches and ministries, click here!
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