Spark 2021 premieres in August
The Spark Conference, which first premiered in August 2020 and reached over 33,000 total views on the Spark website, will return Aug. 12, 2021.
Letter from IMB President Paul Chitwood: Lottie Moon Christmas Offering for International Missions
It’s been a difficult year and, we’d all agree, it still is. That’s as true for our Southern Baptist overseas missionaries as it is for the rest of us. Some serve in countries that are returning to martial law lockdowns after having endured them for months on end earlier this year.
Pandemic heightens need to engage local communities
The ministry of CWJC/CMJC is designed to equip participants for life and employment through such training as high school equivalency diploma preparation, English as a Second Language classes, computer skills, and job readiness skills, coupled with Bible study and personal mentoring.
IMB missionaries and staff give more than $800,000 to LMCO
IMB missionaries and staff pledged $802,700 to the Lottie Moon Christmas Offering through an internal campaign that began Sept. 23 and ended Nov. 30.
Who is Lottie Moon?
We've heard of the Lottie Moon Week of Prayer and Christmas Offering for International Missions, but who is Lottie?
ERLC Yearly Update
The past year has seen the ERLC have to adapt, like all SBC entities to the new circumstances of a global pandemic. However, ERLC's mission of advancing the gospel of Christ in the public square continues unabated, even as it takes new forms.
Virtual preview events allow ministries to gear up for VBS 2021
This is the first time LifeWay will host all-digital VBS Previews. Each live event will include more than 20 breakout sessions and will offer training for both English VBS and Spanish EBV resources.
Is God’s answer to our prayers the best?
Even when God’s answers don’t meet your expectations, in time, have you learned that they always exceed your expectations?
Some churches return to online-only worship as COVID-19 surges in U.S.
A surge in new COVID-19 cases has at least a few churches returning to online-only worship as many churches continue meeting onsite.
Half of pastors see negative economic impact for church
According to a new survey from Nashville-based LifeWay Research, almost half of U.S. Protestant pastors (48 percent) say the current economy is negatively impacting their church, including 5 percent who say the impact is very negative.