American soldiers in Iraq are not just safeguarding freedom for others. They are also finding it for themselves. See how God is using Southern Baptist chaplains to change lives in one of the most difficult environments on earth. This video was a part of the NAMB presentation at the SBC Annual Meeting in Louisville, Ky., June 24.
NAMB honors top Annie-giving churches More than 350 representatives of small to large Southern Baptist churches were honored for their 2008 gifts to the Annie Armstrong Easter Offering for North American Missions during a June 23 luncheon at the SBC annual meeting in Louisville, Ky. More >
Hammond celebrates missionaries,
shares GPS potential for SBC
In a night that featured God’s transforming work in the lives of people ministered to by North American Mission Board missionaries and chaplains, NAMB president Geoff Hammond called upon Southern Baptists to see North America as a mission field in dire need of a savior. More >
Hammond shares GPS at Hispanic gathering
Several hundred Hispanic pastors, missionaries and leaders gathered at the annual National Hispanic Celebration June 21 to celebrate church planting and evangelization -- and chart new directions. More >
Army’s top chaplain address annual SBC chaplain luncheon
Gen. Douglas Carver, chief of chaplains for the U.S. Army, thanked Southern Baptists for the 1,300 SBC military chaplains who minister to some three million American troops in service around the world during the annual chaplain luncheon on June 22, preceding the Southern Baptist Convention annual meeting in Louisville. More >
Crossover draws 3,000 volunteers for 95 projects
The Good News raced across Louisville like a thoroughbred at Churchill Downs June 20 when 3,000 Southern Baptist volunteers braved 95-degree temperatures for Crossover '09, an evangelistic effort prior to each year's Southern Baptist Convention annual meeting. More >
