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Four Marks of a Kingdom-Centric Church Plant
By Jeff Christopherson Rewiring our long-established hardwiring can be an exasperating procedure. Our spiritual muscle memory has been dedicated to the objective of growing the...
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California Church Plant Baptizes 84 in 18 Months
New Song Parkside already making plans to reproduce By Mark Kelly SAN DIEGO, Calif. – While everyone else at New Song Parkside Church stood to...
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Disaster Relief
Baptist Relief volunteers still serving after St. Louis flood
By Tobin Perry This waterlogged scene from Eureka, Mo., was a familiar site throughout Missouri after torrential rains fell between Christmas and New Year’s Day....
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Planter Wives
Long Road to Boston Leads to Ministry for Church Planters’ Wives
By Sara Shelton BOSTON – “Being the wife of a church planter can be difficult. These women are living away from their families and their...
Read MoreStories of Thanksgiving
By Kay Bennett The ministries of Baptist Friendship House (BFH) have existed in New Orleans since 1944 and provide services for the homeless, human trafficking...
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Collegiate Ministry
Church Planting in College Towns: From Ames, to Iowa City, to the End for the Earth
Mark Vance and Brian Frye In the last few decades a building angst has grown around reaching college students with the gospel. Church leaders have...
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Marriage and Family
Church plant shares gospel by meeting needs in Oregon
By Tobin Perry CORVALLIS, Ore. – For professing Christians, washing the feet of another person has a specific spiritual connotation, reminding believers of Jesus’ example...
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Gospel Conversations
Spanish 3 Circles: Life Conversation Guide available
By Meredith Yackel ALPHARETTA, Ga., – The Life On Mission resource suite concept, first introduced at the Southern Baptist Convention in Baltimore with a 3...
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Chaplaincy
Chaplains—on mission to the out of reach
By Doug Carver “The Chaplaincy is the ‘mystery ministry’ of the church.” That’s how a pastor once described chaplaincy. People in general, even chaplains on...
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Driven by love in LDS dominant Utah(2)
By Jim Burton HERRIMAN, Utah—You’ve looked out the front window of your home and seen them coming. Two young males wearing white shirts and black...
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The Next Generation
Practical advantages – Church planting and gospel advance in military communities
By Jonathan Ransom Mission In the military everyone is evaluated by their mission readiness and capability. This evaluation happens at both collective unit and...
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Disaster Relief
Southern Baptists to highlight SBDR volunteers on Nov. 1
By Tobin Perry OSO, Wash. – When disasters strike, communities change in an instant. Pastor Gary Ray saw that firsthand a year and a half...
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Disaster Relief
Students, SBDR volunteers help save affordable housing complex
By Laura Sikes SUMMERTON, S.C. – Southern Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers (SBDR) working in Summerton, S.C., last week helped save the area’s only affordable housing...
Read MoreWorld Series spotlights cities with significant mission fields
By Tobin Perry KANSAS CITY, Mo. – At first glance the two cities appear as different as they could possibly be. New York City is...
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Send Relief
David Melber: A heritage of service
The incoming vice president of NAMB’s newly-formed Send Relief mercy and compassion ministry shares how service has been an integral part of his life and...
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Send Relief
SBDR responding to historic Carolina floods
By Joe Conway ALPHARETTA, Ga. – Millennial floodwaters, sparked by upper-atmospheric rain bands from Hurricane Joaquin, covered much of Columbia, Charleston and other cities and...
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