Baptist and Reflector FRANKLIN — As the son of Tennessee Baptist pastor Hiram LeMay, Mark LeMay grew up watching his dad take care of the churches he served across the state. LeMay later attended Belmont University and became a minister himself, serving in ministerial roles including Antioch First Baptist Church; Valley View Baptist Church, Nashville; Parkway Baptist Church, Goodlettsville; and First Baptist Church, Tullahoma. For the past 20 years, LeMay

Brentwood Baptist Church NASHVILLE — The Church at Lockeland Springs (a regional campus of Brentwood Baptist Church) planted a Community Grove in East Nashville on Nov. 21. Due to this year’s tornado, many trees around the church’s campus were damaged or removed. The Community Grove will replace the lost trees and exist to be a place of rest and solace for the surrounding community.

By Scott Barkley National correspondent, Baptist Press HENDERSONVILLE — Noah Iacob lived for only a week two years ago. But his story is one interwoven with others’ as part of a revival taking place at Long Hollow Baptist Church. Noah’s underdeveloped lungs became too much for his body to overcome. But after his death, his mother Jessie realized she needed the healing power of Christ in her life and, after

The King’s Academy SEYMOUR — The board of trustees of Harrison-Chilhowee Baptist Academy, doing business as The King’s Academy since 1993, invites resumes and recommendations for candidates to serve as president and headmaster of the boarding and day school located in Seymour. The 140-year-old academy has been affiliated with the Tennessee Baptist Convention since 1932. Bryan Delius, a Sevierville attorney and vice chair of the board of trustees will chair