White Assumes FWBIM Ambassador Role

June 22, 2009

Free Will Baptist International Mission’s Director of Development Barry Simpson recently announced the addition of Earl White of West Virginia to IM’s 2010 Ambassador team. The Mission’s Ambassador program began in 2007. Ambassadors represent the Mission in local churches and district association meetings, promoting the World Missions Offering (WMO) and encouraging the use of coin banks. “I believe Earl will be an outstanding addition to our Ambassador team,” stated Barry.

Currently serving as assistant pastor of Nolan FWB Church, White has a long history of service to the denomination in the state of West Virginia. He spent 11 years on the West Virginia State Executive Board, 6 years on the West Virginia State Missions Board, as well as serving two years as assistant moderator and one year as moderator of the state association. White, as a 19-year-old, professed Christ as Savior on June 30, 1974. He was ordained as a deacon three years later and received his ordination to preach in 1986.

Earl is married to Debbie and the couple has two children: Adam and Ashley.