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Church Staff and Leaders
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| Rev. Dr. Gregory T. Headen |
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| Rev. Santes Beatty |
Youth Pastor |
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| Paulette Douglas |
Administrator Assistant |
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Circle Leaders |
Genesis Baptist Church
Youth Pastor
Pastor Santes Beatty is a native of Raeford, NC and is the son of Bishop Larry Beatty, Sr. and the late Min. Sarah Beatty. He gave his life to the Lord at the tender age of 12 in Freedom Chapel AME Zion Church, but walked away from the Lord as a teenager and young adult. Although he let go of God, thankfully the Lord never let go of him. By the grace of God he rededicated his life to the Lord at the age of 22. He attended Guilford College in Greensboro where he received a B. S. in Sociology with concentrations in Psychology and Peace and Conflict Studies. Before graduating he accepted a position at his alma mater where he progressed from being Bonner Scholars Coordinator to the first Director of African American Affairs and the youngest administrator the college has ever known. His office later expanded where he also became the Director of Multicultural Services and later, the first coordinator of the Multicultural Leadership Scholars Program.
In 2001 he responded to his call into ministry, was licensed to preach and later in March of 2003 was ordained by the Rowan Baptist Association. Currently he serves full-time as the Youth Pastor at Genesis Baptist Church, under the leadership of his senior Pastor, Dr. Gregory T. Headen. A few years ago the Rowan Baptist Association appointed him as their official Youth Minister where he now
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provides training, workshops and develops programs for almost 100 churches, their pastors, youth and youth workers under the leadership of Moderator, Dr. Johnny R. Freeman. Beatty also serves on the Triad Youth Network, which works to bring together and build up youth ministry leaders across racial lines from all over the Triad. He was also invited recently to serve as Co-Chair for Youth Initiatives within the Pulpit Forum, which is consortium of mostly African American ministers and faith communities within the Greensboro area. Beatty is a well sought after speaker for youth revivals and conferences and is known for his creative way of sharing the Word of God through visual illustrations that are exciting, challenging and relevant to young people and their families.
He is the founder of Crossover Consulting, which serves many area colleges regarding issues of diversity and race relations and is in the process of co-authoring his first book, which will be a resource for pastors, parents and youth workers.
In the fall, he plans to continue his education by pursuing a Masters of Arts in Youth Ministry Leadership at Huntington University.
Beatty gives credit for his accomplishments to his Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, and honors his wife Nicole, daughter Tesia, son Josiah, his family by blood, by faith, and the strong, broad shoulders he stands on of those who came before him.
Youth Ministry |
Rev. Abraham Frazier |
Family Focus |

C. Marlow Hinton, PHD, PMP
Christian Living
Rev. Dr. Marlow Hinton serves as Associate Minister at Genesis Baptist Church in Greensboro, NC where he preaches, assists the pastor, sings in the choir and teaches Sunday School. He leads the Enrichment for Christian Living Circle which includes Sunday School, Bible Study, New Members and Discipleship Training, Black History, and Leadership Training. He has developed and has taught workshops on the Power of Prayer, and on such powerful subjects as Increasing Faith, Facing Temptation, Worry, Fear, Doubt, Being a Better Witness, and others from a biblical perspective.
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Rev. Hinton is currently employed by NC A&T State University as Director of Research Computing and Campus Labs where he oversees the research supercomputers and all 31 campus labs. He also teaches Computer Science in the School of Engineering. He is married to the former Wanda Waddell and they have two daughters, Jamila and Nikki, and two grandsons, Bryant and Javier. They have been married for over 30 years.
Dr. Hinton is a very active volunteer in the community and has served as Chairman of the Board for the Greensboro Urban Ministry and the Cropwalk Hunger Relief campaign for 3 years. He also served on the Board of Cities-In-School Dropout Prevention Program. He also started a computer based SAT Training program for inner-city youth and was an area Torchbearer for the 1996 Olympics as a Community Hero. |
Rev. Niels Chapman 
Beyond the Walls
Rev. Niels Chapman, Jr., ordained as a minister in 2005 through the Rowan Baptist Association, serves as the OUTREACH...Beyond Church Walls minister of Genesis Baptist Church of Greensboro North Carolina where he preaches, teaches Sunday school and sings with the Brothers of Praise choir. He is the leader of the Outreach Circle of Ministry that includes: Recovery Ministry, Nursing Home, NNRP (Northeast Neighborhood Recreation Project), Adopt-A School, RAN (Reach Another Neighbor), Prison Ministry, Missionary and Evangelism. He has designed and presented many multimedia presentations and workshops on Evangelism, Christian Technology for the 21st Century, and Christian Leadership. He has organized and establishes the Annual OUTREACH Revivals and the National Night Out Community event and a variety of church conferences at Genesis Baptist Church. His ministry reaches beyond the wall of Genesis and is shared with both youth and adults who seek his advice and knowledge in the area of Evangelism.
Rev. Chapman has served as the full-time president of the Local 5287 UAW (United Auto Workers) for Thomas Built Buses in High Point NC. He is also a member of the American Society of Quality (ASQ) where he has worked in the Quality field for 16 years. He currently holds a green belt in the Six Sigma training program. His leadership has awarded him the opportunity to speak at conventions throughout the United States. He is a graduate of the United Way African American Initiative which serves to help educate and assist in placing African Americans on the boards of community and private foundations.
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Rev. Chapman serves the community in a variety of leadership roles that include president of the Northeast Project that provides services in community recreation for the youth on Second Saturdays, gifts for children during the holidays and food for families. He is also a member of the grant approval board of Building Stronger Neighborhoods under the guidelines of the Moses Cone Grant Foundation. He currently serves on the board of directors for Alcohol and Drug Services (ADS).
Rev. Chapman currently serves as PTA president of Bessemer Elementary School. Under his leadership the membership has double and the PTA has received grant funding to help enhance opportunities for the students and their families.
Rev. Chapman is also an avid sports fan who loves to use athletics as a means to reach children and adults. He was a former All-Conference football player at Elon University. He loves to teach football and uses football to build character in our youth.
Rev. Chapman is a native of St. Thomas, United States Virgin Islands, is a graduate of Guilford College of Greensboro in the area of Criminal Justice with a concentration in Psychology. He is currently seeking his Masters of Business Administration (MBA) from Strayer University.
Rev. Chapman is married the phenomenal woman, Lena Murrill-Chapman and has the world's sweetest daughter, Mattania (Gift from God) aka Mattie and a handsome son by marriage, Bryant Murrill.
He gives God the praise for the opportunity to share his blessing with others.
Without Jesus...I am lost!
Matthew 25: 31-46 |

Rev. Carla M. Thompson
serves as one of the Associate Minister at Genesis Baptist Church. A native of Siler City NC, she received her license to preach the gospel on August 19, 2001. Rev. Thompson is the leader of our Worship Circle. This circle includes various ministries such as Choirs, Musicians, Sound Team, Host/Hostess, ushers, Liturgical Dance, Drama, Speech Choir, Worship Coordinators, Special Events and Intercessory Prayer.
Currently, Rev. Thompson is agraduate of Shaw University with a degree in Sociology with a concentration in Psychology. After her graduation in the spring of 2007 she is furtheingr her education by obtaining a Masters of Divinity in Pastoral Counseling / Church Administration.
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Rev. Thompson is currently employed by Guilford County Schools and an active member of the North Carolina Association of Educators.
She is the mother of two sons, Ashton and Dakarai.
Rev. Thompson believes:
Humankind is created to have dominion (rulership) over the earth. One of the primary vehicles through which this is accomplished is worship. By our confession of sins, the yielding of our lives in worship and by the submission of our agendas to God's supreme lordship through worship, we receive the graced and power to rule in this life.
Worship
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Linwood M. Carver
Associate Minister
Rev. Carver’s calling is in the ministry of men.
Linwood is a 1980 graduate of North Carolina A& T State University with a major in Political Science and Marketing minor. Linwood will be enrolling in Shaw Divinity School in January of 2006, in the Masters of Divinity program. He has been employed with the local newspaper since 1979.Currently working in the Advertising Dept.
His prior service includes: Deacon, Chair of Public Relations Ministry. Currently, he continues to serves on the Public Relations Ministry, The Brothers of Praise Choir, Inspirational Choir, Security Team, Sound Room Team, Layman League, member of The Brotherhood and sweeper if needed. He also serves as a member of the Executive Board of Urban Ministry. |
He was licensed to peach the gospel February 15, 2003 after many years of running from his call.
He is the husband of Miguel, the father one daughter, Mallory and has one granddaughter, Gabrielle.
Rev. Carver believes that that we worship a purposeful God. Every creation has purpose; therefore every person is here for purpose. Jesus redeemed us because we can now be free to fulfill our purpose in Gods plan, without condemnation by our adversary.
Brethren, I count not myself to have apprehended: but this one thing I do, forgetting those things which are behind, and reaching forth unto those things which are before,
I press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus
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