Today, I rise to recognize Pastor Scott Morrison. He serves as discipleship pastor at the First Baptist Church of Vidalia, Georgia. Pastor Morrison has a legacy of leadership with over 25 years of experience. In 2001, he became the minister of students, making discipleship a priority for the youth of the church. Several of his students entered the ministry and later became missionaries themselves. Pastor Scott embodies the Scripture through his work at First Baptist Church, helping others every day. During the COVID-19 pandemic, he started a nonprofit effort at Vidalia High School called Whisper to address rising mental health concerns. His efforts have increased student well-being across the region, as it has expanded to other schools. His dedication to bettering the lives of young people in his community sets an example for us all. Pastor Scott is married to Mindy, and they have two sons and a daughter. I thank Pastor Scott Morrison for his community leadership and service to others over the past 25 years. He is and will be a critical part of the Vidalia community for years to come.
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