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Keith Dixon

Associational Missionary: Rev. Keith Dixon
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Bachelor of Arts from Gardner-Webb University (1976);
Master of Divinity from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary (1979)

Keith joined our staff, coming from Flint Hill Baptist Church, Shelby, where he served as pastor since 1985. His wife, Mary Ruth, is Assistant Director of the Noel Program at Gardner-Web University. They have two sons: Jeremy is a recent graduate of UNC-CH with a B.S. degree in Biology. Jacob is a rising senior at Gardner-Webb University majoiring in Business Administration.

Keith held numerous positions within our Association prior to being called as our Associational Missionary. He has served in various capacities with Gardner-Webb University, Wingate University, Christian Service Organization, Boiling Springs YMCA, Crawley Hospital, and the Disaster Pastor Program. Also he has held positions with the Baptist State Convention of North Carolina.

Keith enjoys fishing and playing golf

GCCBA Staff

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