Steve Payne

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  "Crossover will be a catalyst for other things to come," said Steve Payne, Crossover coordinator for the San Antonio Baptist Association."Today made churches realize what they can do in the future.They can do door-to-door evangelism and block parties on their own time schedules.It will really open up a lot of avenues and opportunities.The churches can say, 'Hey, we did it once for Crossover, we can do it again on our own.'"
  
  Payne said 55 San Antonio SBC churches participated in Crossover 2007.

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  "Crossover will be a catalyst for other things to come," said Steve Payne, Crossover coordinator for the San Antonio Baptist Association.

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  "Crossover will be a catalyst for other things to come," said Steve Payne, Crossover coordinator for the San Antonio Baptist Association."Today made churches realize what they can do in the future.They can do door-to-door evangelism and block parties on their own time schedules.It will really open up a lot of avenues and opportunities.The churches can say, 'Hey, we did it once for Crossover, we can do it again on our own.'"
  
  Payne said 55 San Antonio SBC churches participated in Crossover 2007.

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  SABA Crossover Coordinator, Steve Payne, (210) 525-9954

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  "The last I heard, we had 24 professions of faith," Steve Payne, Crossover coordinator for the association, told Baptist Press.
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  Payne said about 140 volunteers from the association and from Intentional Community Evangelism (ICE) teams from states such as Arizona, Georgia and Kansas joined in the effort.
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  In addition to the 24 who professed Christ, Payne said he hopes the event sparked something that will lead others to make decisions in the future.
  
  Several people have asked the association if there will be a similar event next year because they enjoyed it so much.
  
  "Even the park employees wanted to know that because they said it was a neat way for the churches to reach out to the community," Payne said."They were very well pleased with that."
  
  And Payne saw some progress within the association as some of the churches got to know each other better.
  
  "I think it drew together the Asian churches," he said."A lot of times they feel left out there by themselves, but they got to know each other better.I think working with Hispanic churches also they realized the importance of our Hispanic churches and different ethnic groups.They're talking about the possibility of maybe doing one next year, making this an annual thing.They felt excited about it, I think they felt it was well worth doing, and I think it's just a way of sharing the Lord with the community."
  
  The San Antonio association has about 250 churches, Payne said, and many of them are Hispanic.Some congregations have five to 10 members, and others have 5,000 to 10,000 members, he said.

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  "The last I heard, we had 24 professions of faith," Steve Payne, Crossover coordinator for the association, told Baptist Press.
  ...
  Payne said about 140 volunteers from the association and from Intentional Community Evangelism (ICE) teams from states such as Arizona, Georgia and Kansas joined in the effort.
  ...
  In addition to the 24 who professed Christ, Payne said he hopes the event sparked something that will lead others to make decisions in the future.
  
  Several people have asked the association if there will be a similar event next year because they enjoyed it so much.
  
  "Even the park employees wanted to know that because they said it was a neat way for the churches to reach out to the community," Payne said."They were very well pleased with that."
  
  And Payne saw some progress within the association as some of the churches got to know each other better.
  
  "I think it drew together the Asian churches," he said."A lot of times they feel left out there by themselves, but they got to know each other better.I think working with Hispanic churches also they realized the importance of our Hispanic churches and different ethnic groups.They're talking about the possibility of maybe doing one next year, making this an annual thing.They felt excited about it, I think they felt it was well worth doing, and I think it's just a way of sharing the Lord with the community."
  
  The San Antonio association has about 250 churches, Payne said, and many of them are Hispanic.Some congregations have five to 10 members, and others have 5,000 to 10,000 members, he said.

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  Tutors this year included: Camilla Blunden, Jo Fleming, Ewa Czajor, Tim Mackay, Jennie Vaskess, Margo Mitchell, Janet Shaw, Josie Lolicato and Steve Payne.
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  Tutors included: Jo Fleming, Marcella O'Hare, Catherine Beall, Joan Murray, Gill Shaw, Josie Lolicato, Brigid Kitchin, Tim Mackay, Steve Payne, Michael White and Jean Arthur.
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  Canberra Youth Theatre moved to the Gorman House Community Arts Centre this year and Tim Mackay and Steve Payne were co-directors of the company.
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  CYTC produced Under Milkwood by Dylan Thomas, directed by Tim Mackay and Steve Payne and End Game by Samuel Beckett, directed by Robert Rogers.

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  There have also been several house fires caused by lightning, said Steve Payne, former co-director of the ecumenical San Antonio Disaster Relief Ministries.A seasoned disaster responder, Payne also works with the Texas Baptist Men.
  
  "It's the week before Thanksgiving and we just don't expect that kind of rain," he said."I mean, what's the winter going to be like?"
  
  The most vulnerable people live in areas along the creek beds, he said.
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  Meanwhile Payne - and other responders - anxiously watched weather forecasts showing more rain and tornadoes touching down.

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  "This (warehouse) would make us ready at all times," said Steve Payne, co-director of the San Antonio Baptist Associations Disaster Relief Ministries."We have all the disaster resources, we just need an easier way to distribute them.With a warehouse, all the units would be in one place and ready to go."
  
  Payne added that this warehouse would be open to other disaster relief organizations."We want to support the many ministries around here," said Payne.

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  "This (warehouse) would make us ready at all times," said Steve Payne, co-director of the San Antonio Baptist Associations Disaster Relief Ministries."We have all the disaster resources, we just need an easier way to distribute them.With a warehouse, all the units would be in one place and ready to go."
  
  Payne added that this warehouse would be open to other disaster relief organizations."We want to support the many ministries around here," said Payne.

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