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NAMB trustees celebrate progress, elect new officers at Alpharetta meeting
ALPHARETTA, Ga. — North American Mission Board (NAMB) trustees gathered in Alpharetta from May 4-5 for two days of meetings marked by reports of significant...
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Church planter featured on Send Network’s ‘Terminal’ podcast celebrates miraculous milestone
He shouldn’t be here. He knows that. His wife knows that. And pretty much every one of the 400 or so people who gathered recently for a special Sunday celebration know that too. Five years have now passed since Richard Pope did a stubbornly faithful thing and planted Canvas...
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SCBaptist, NAMB announce SendSC partnership to support church planting in South Carolina
Editor’s Note: This article first appeared on the SCBaptist website here. COLUMBIA, S.C. — The South Carolina Baptist Convention (SCBaptist) and the North American Mission...
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Church planting ‘Class of 2025’ marks highest number of new plants since 2016
BOSTON – A barber’s chair became an avenue for life change when church planting missionary Jacob Ambrose embraced an unexpected opportunity to obey the calling...
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Baptism Sunday: Southern Baptist Churches Fill the Tank, Celebrate New Life
All of heaven rejoices when one sinner repents. On Sunday, April 12, churches across North America joined in that celebration, filling their baptismal tanks and...
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Who Was Your Annie Armstrong/Ray Haught
For as long as I live, I will never forget my mom’s little black book. It was just a little spiral notebook about the size...
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From Exhaustion to Renewal: A Church Planter Finds Strength at a Refresh Retreat
When Josh Elliff and his family moved to northern Colorado to plant a church, he knew the assignment would be difficult. As a fourth-generation pastor,...
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Who Was Your Annie Armstrong/Kevin Ezell
We called her Ms. Finny. Her real name was Linny Fenton, and she taught me one of the most important lessons I’ve ever learned. Ms....
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Annie Armstrong Easter Offering
Lesson in obedience leads to a $10K Annie Armstrong offering at FBC Artemus
Editor’s Note: This story first appeared here in Kentucky Today. ARTEMUS, Ky. (KT) – Pastor Ralph Halcomb’s obedience became a powerful example for First Baptist Church...
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Who Was Your Annie Armstrong/Tyler Martin
Back when we were in college, my wife Ashley’s nickname was “Strong Independent Woman.” Our friends used to joke about it because it always seemed like Ashley...
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Church Planting Emphasis Sunday: More new churches needed to counter the secular tide
ALPHARETTA, Ga. – Oscar Ortiz was not worried that his new church was still young, still growing. He and his congregation knew that their neighboring...
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Church Planting
Send Network Orientation prepares 170 church planting missionaries to take the gospel to North America
ALPHARETTA, Ga. – Among 170 church planters who attended Send Network’s most recent orientation held March 3-5, the missionaries represented 30 states and provinces throughout...
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WEEK OF PRAYER: Story of church replant includes uniting local couple in faith and marriage
MARRERO, Louisiana –– In almost every way possible, Leon and Javon Every of Marrero, Louisiana, looked like the heads of a traditional household. Childhood sweethearts...
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WEEK OF PRAYER: Compassion ministry helps church planting family ‘go big’ in Puerto Rico
RÍO GRANDE, Puerto Rico –– No one would’ve guessed that “Go big or go home” was an Ortiz family truism. After all, when God called...
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Annie Armstrong Easter Offering
Who Was Your Annie Armstrong/Jorge Santiago
Her name is Rebeca. When I first met her, I liked her a lot, which isn’t all that amazing—she was very beautiful—and she liked me too, which is amazing. That’s because back...
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WEEK OF PRAYER: Church planter brings renewal to New Orleans neighborhood
MARRERO, La. –– They didn’t know how much longer they had left. But they knew it wasn’t long. “It was bad,” Linda Morrow says. “We...
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