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African and Caribbean pastors collaborate to engage diasporas in SBC life

NASHVILLE (BP) -- Ethiopian church planter Fisseha Tesfaye expresses excitement about the newly formed African and Caribbean Church Collective of the Southern Baptist Convention.

FIRST-PERSON: A faithful example

If there’s ever been a time in Southern Baptist life when we’ve needed an example of how to move forward in cooperation, it’s now.

Relationships drive Champion Forest’s support of urban churches

HOUSTON (BP) – Relationships drive Senior Pastor Jarrett Stephens of Houston’s multisite Champion Forest Baptist Church. Through his friendship with Detroit Pastor Torion Bridges, Stephens partners with a handful of pastors spreading the Gospel with few resources.

FIRST-PERSON: One pastor’s plan for cooperative ministry

When the search committee for FBC Mayfield contacted me in December of 2010, one of my first requests was for a copy of the church budget.

Southern Baptists unite to serve diaspora peoples in U.S.

The call to reach all nations, people, languages and tribes with the Gospel has always united Southern Baptists. Today that call includes reaching other nations that come to North American soil.

‘Hiding Place Hollow’ for stateside missionaries on track for 10 homes

NORTHWEST ARKANSAS (BP) -- Hiding Place Hollow was born out of a vision that God had given to Mike and Susan Phillips to help provide quality homes for missionaries who were home on furlough. The couple felt God was leading them to build 10 homes and that He would provide everything they needed, completely debt free.  

FIRST-PERSON: Cooperation and autonomy

BRENTWOOD, Tenn. (BP) – I’ve been a Southern Baptist church member for 54 years, and I was on the cradle roll six years before that. I know all about Mission Friends, RAs and even the WMU and GAs. (I went to GA camp in college as a lifeguard, and I attended WMU meetings as a […]

Baptist associations on the rise despite their predicted demise

NASHVILLE (BP) -- Southern Wisconsin has seen God move over the past 18 years. In 2005, the Southern Wisconsin Baptist Association, headquartered in Madison, had 13 churches. Today it has 36, thanks to church planting and new affiliations.

Cooperation Group holds first meeting, begins research process

NASHVILLE (BP) – The use of subgroups will factor prominently in the process of studying Southern Baptist documents and processes as well as gathering insights from the local, state and national levels of the Convention for a report on defining cooperation, said the chairman of the group commissioned for that assignment.

Revive Church wants to revive its community

ARVADA, Colo. (BP) – Foothills Community Church changing its name to Revive Church signaled a plan within a plan.