CP Stories: Victor and Ludmila Moura, Massachusetts
Missionaries Victor and Ludmila Moura left their comfortable life in Brazil to plant a church and share the gospel with the Brazilian population in Boston, Massachusetts.
CP Stories: Derick & Kayla Sherfey, Colorado
NAMB missionaries Derick and Kayla Sherfey serve the Denver, Colorado area where they have planted a church in a region with people from 40 nations and who speak 60 different languages.
Welcome to the BRN Family: David Domalski
During his time as a NAMB journeyman, God revealed to David how deeply passionate he is for the local church and for college students - especially in Pittsburgh.
CP Stories: Steve and Toni Chambers, New York City
Missionaries Steve and Toni Chambers serve in the largest city in the United States - New York City - in the hopes of seeing those there come to know Christ.
CP Stories: Shahid and Maroofa Kamal, Vancouver
Shahid and Maroofa Kamal are church planting missionaries among the 300,000 South Asian people of Greater Vancouver, British Columbia.
CP Stories: Guillermo and Claudia Hernandez, Miami
Missionaries, Guillermo and Claudia Hernandez, moved to South Florida to minister to the Hispanic population there, after investing much of their lives and ministry in Central America.
CP Stories: Ryan and Kierstin Ivy, Las Vegas
NAMB missionaries, Ryan and Kierstin Ivy, moved to "Sin City" to plant a church and see lives changed by the gospel.
CP Stories: Gerald and Symara Waters, Philadelphia
NAMB missionaries, Gerald and Symara Waters, planted a church in one of the most culturally and religiously diverse communities in Philadelphia for the sake of the gospel.
Partnerships, Gospel focus highlighted in NAMB Anaheim presentation and report
North American Mission Board President Kevin Ezell highlighted the 'beauty' of partnership between NAMB, Send Relief and the IMB during his report at the 2022 SBC Annual Meeting.
Send Relief offers $4 million to fund EC sexual abuse response, survivor care fund
Compassion ministry arm of the SBC, Send Relief, commits $3 million to SATF recommendations and $1 million to establish a survivor care fund.