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Mark Satterfield is a Nashville native. Before assuming his role at First Baptist Hendersonville in September 2010, he served at LifeWay Christian Resources in the Adult Training & Events area. His focus was planning, training, and consulting churches in marriage and family ministry across the country. Mark also served on the research and development team at LifeWay for the Young Adult Initiative now known as Threads. Mark is a graduate of Union University and is currently enrolled at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary where he is working towards a Masters degree in divinity with a focus in Leadership. Mark and his wife Christine have one son, Eli Jett.

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Biography
Shadrach Meshach Lockridge was born March 7, 1913 in Robertson County Texas the oldest of eight children and the son of a Baptist minister. A graduate of Bishop College in Marshall, Texas, he worked for two years as a high school English teacher. In 1940 in Dallas, he felt led to preach. In 1941 he married Virgil Mae Thomas but they never had any children.

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Wintley Phipps (born 1955) was born in Trinidad and Tobago. Phipps is an ordained Seventh-day Adventist minister, world-renowned vocal artist, and innovative initiator of special projects such as the US Dream Academy. He also founded Songs of Freedom Publishing Company and Coral Records Recording Company. Mr. Phipps has been the featured speaker and performer at many notable occasions around the world. He has performed for American Presidents Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan, George H.W. Bush, Bill Clinton, and George W. Bush at several National Prayer Breakfast events and other distinguished celebrations. He performed for: the 1984 and 1988 National Democratic Conventions, Mother Teresa of Calcutta, and President Nelson Mandela.

Father (Dick Hoyt) and son (Rick Hoyt) have joined many marathons, triathlons and other athletic competitions. But, what makes them really different from others is that Rick suffers from cerebral palsy - a condition involving permanent tightening of the muscles caused by damage to the brain during the time of birth. Rick was disabled at birth by a loss of oxygen to his brain because his umbilical cord was wrapped around his neck. When Rick came to the world in 1962, doctors told his parents that they have no hope for Rick. But Dick and his wife, Judy, did not give up. The couple brought their son back home. Dick said, “Those doctors who asked us to give up hope are not alive any more, but I would like them to be able to see Rick now. This year, 2009, Dick Hoyt and Rick Hoyt are going to be 69 and 49 years old.