For those called to Go, IMB wants to send
For those wondering if the International Mission Board has a place for them to serve, working toward the Revelation 7:9 vision, the answer is probably yes!
CP Stories: Katee Sheppard, West Africa
African orality trainers travel the continent to lead orality workshops and equip believers on how to share the gospel verbally.
CP: Mobilizing Hispanics and Latinos to serve in South Asia
Your support of both CP and THE LOTTIE MOON CHRISTMAS OFFERING helps missionaries share the Gospel around the world and equip other believers to do the same.
Week of Prayer and Mission Study for International Missions and the Lottie Moon Christmas Offering
Since 1845, the IMB has partnered with churches to send missionaries to live and work among those around the world with little to no access to the gospel. One hundred percent of your generous gifts provide missionaries the services they…
Pray, go or give, urges Barry Whitworth
According to IMB, every day, more than 155,000 enter eternity with no hope. Every week, more than 1 million die lost. Moreover, there are over 7,000 unreached people groups and 4.5 BILLION unreached people. That's 58% of our current population! Accordingly, Baptist Resource Network Executive Director Barry Whitworth urges churches to pray, go and give to the Lottie Moon Christmas Offering.
Barry Whitworth explains how the SBC’s Cooperative Program works
Baptist Resource Network Executive Director Barry Whitworth shares how the SBC's Cooperative Program, the the financial fuel for reaching every person for Jesus Christ. brnunited.org/cp
Back to normal post-COVID? Not everywhere
IMB workers share descriptions of current conditions around the world.
Nationals see divine intervention amidst persistent persecution
God is at work and doing amazing things in and through persecuted nationals.
‘Together, we press toward the vision,’ Chitwood assures Southern Baptists
"God’s Kingdom has expanded during the pandemic and, because of Southern Baptists’ commitment to cooperation, your missionaries have remained on mission,” said IMB President Paul Chitwood.