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Bro. Billy Compton
(Pastor of MHBC from August, 2018 - Present)
Dr.
Billy
Compton
(Bro.
Billy)
has
lived
and
served
as
pastor
of
Baptist
churches
in
Kentucky
his
entire
ministry.
He
began
with
the
church
in
the
community
where
he
grew
up
in
Hart
County,
Kentucky,
at
the
Hardyville
Union
Church
also
where
he
graduated
from
Hart
Memorial
High
School.
He
graduated
from
Campbellsville
University
with
an
English/Bible
major
and
minor
and
The
Southern
Baptist
Theological
Seminary
with
a
Master
of
Divinity.
Then,
he
completed
his
formal
education
with
a
Doctor
of
Ministry
from
the
Fuller
Theological
Seminary
in
Pasadena,
California
with
a
concentration of studies in Church Growth.
Dr.
Compton
has
served
in
two
different
positions
with
the
Kentucky
Baptist
Convention:
1989-1992
as
Associate
Evangelism
Director,
and
2008-2012
as
Executive
Associate for Cooperative Program and Resources.
He
was
pastor
of
First
Baptist
Church,
Mt.
Washington
at
two
different
times
(1992-96
and
2012-2017)
and
served
as
the
President
of
the
Kentucky
Baptist
Convention
in
1995.
Other
churches
where
he
has
enjoyed
a
meaningful
ministry
is
with
the
Calvary
Baptist
Church
in
Glasgow,
the
Living
Hope
Baptist
Church
in
Bowling
Green,
and
the
Severns
Valley Baptist Church in Elizabethtown.
He
and
his
wife,
Sue
Ann,
have
two
children
and
four
grandchildren.
Margo,
their
daughter,
is
married
to
David
Atcher.
She
teaches
Spanish
at
South
Oldham
Middle
School,
and
David
is
the
Worship
Pastor
for
the
Westport
Road
Baptist
Church
in
Louisville.
They
have
Bailey,
a
nine-year-old
daughter,
and
Anna
Kate,
age
six.
Will,
their
son,
is
a
math
teacher
at
Red
Cross
Elementary School in Glasgow; he has two sons: William, age 12, and Wade, age 9.
Sue
Ann
serves
alongside
Bro.
Billy
in
his
pastoral
ministry.
She
supports
the
family
and
loves
the
work
of
the
church.
She
has
served
in
various
areas
of
ministry
with
her
spiritual
gifts
of
communications
and
hospitality.
She
teaches
Introductory
and
Research
Writing
Courses
in
the
English
Department
at
the
University
of
Louisville.
She
earned
an
undergraduate
degree
from
Western
Kentucky
University
with
an
English/History major and a Master of English from U of L.
Bro.
Billy
became
the
Interim
Pastor
of
Muldraugh
Hill
Baptist
Church
on
January
21,
2018
after
the
resignation
of
Bro.
Steve
Skaggs
on
September
4,
2017.
The
Pastor
Search
“Pulpit”
Committee
later
made
a
recommendation
to
call
Bro.
Billy
as
the
next
pastor.
The
vote
was
taken
by
ballot
in
a
Special
Called
Business
Meeting
on
July
22,
2018
during
the
Morning
Worship
Service.
There
was
an
overwhelming
99.2%
(120
yes;
1
no)
affirmative
“yes”
vote
to
call
Bro.
Billy
Compton
as
the
next
pastor
of
Muldraugh
Hill
Baptist
Church!
Bro.
Billy
accepted
the
call
after
the
announcement
of
the
vote
was
made.
Bro.
Billy
and
Sue
Ann
expressed
their
desire
to
move
their
membership
to
Muldraugh
Hill
Baptist
Church.
The
congregation
filed
by
after
the
service
to
welcome
them
as
members
and
to
congratulate/welcome
Bro.
Billy
as
the
new
Pastor.
See
Pictures
Bro. Billy was officially installed in a special ceremony during the Morning Worship
Service on August 5, 2018. David England, Chairman of the Pastor Search “Pulpit”
Committee (click for details) made an introduction of the process and referenced the
passage of scripture from 1 Timothy 3:1-7. Bro. Rusty Ellison, Transitional Pastor of
Campbellsville Baptist Church and friend of Bro. Billy’s, delivered a special message,
detailing their special friendship over the years. Bro. Billy, Bro. Rusty, and the
congregation sang in acapella, “I Stand Amazed in the Presence”. Mark Carney,
Chairman of the Deacons, performed the installation by delivering the “Charge to the
Pastor and the Church”. Other active deacons present were: Larry Bright, Josh Veatch,
Sam Graham, and Jim Sabo, Jr. Trent Pyles was unable to attend. Bro. Billy then
delivered the message, “Why Am I Here?” from Acts 10. (Pictures to be posted later)
History of Muldraugh Hill Baptist Church