SBTC committee to review constitution and bylaws

GRAPEVINE—The Southern Baptists of Texas Convention Executive Board has authorized forming a committee to review the convention’s constitution and bylaws. The last update was in 2020.

Committee members were appointed by Executive Board Chairman Steven Gaither and include board members and non-board members: Denny Autrey (chairman), Deron Biles, Dalia Gonzales, Jason Gray, James Jordan, Amy Joslin, Aaron Kahler, Averri LeMalle, and Spencer Plumlee. SBTC Executive Director Nathan Lorick and Executive Director Emeritus Jim Richards will be non-voting, ex officio committee members.

The committee will review the documents in their entirety to ensure the convention’s polity and affiliation requirements are clearly stated, particularly as they relate to the office and title of pastor.

“The Executive Board remains committed to keeping our governing documents rooted in biblical conviction and marked by clarity. I am thankful for the committee members who willingly offer their time and wisdom to serve our convention, guiding us forward in unity and faithfulness,” said Gaither.

The committee will recommend amendments to the Executive Board. Proposed amendments will be published 90 days before being voted on by the messengers at the 2026 Annual Meeting. Constitutional amendments require an affirmative vote at two consecutive annual meetings before becoming effective.

“Processes like this are both necessary and beneficial to the health of any ministry organization,” said Lorick. “I look forward to the committee’s work and the recommendations the Executive Board will ultimately present to the messengers.”

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