CP: Reaching Central Asians in Europe
Your support through the Cooperative Program gives missionaries like Dan the opportunity to have Gospel conversations with people who may otherwise never hear about Jesus.
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
CP: Planting Hispanic churches in Toronto
Your support through the Cooperative Program allows missionaries like the Fasolinos to reach and plant churches for specific people groups throughout North America and the world.
CP: Building collegiate ministries in Buenos Aires
Your support through the Cooperative Program gives missionaries like the Wangs the resources they need to make a difference in the lives of individual students in Buenos Aires.
CP: Revitalizing churches in Florida
Your support through the Cooperative Program helps revitalize struggling churches.
CP: Planting churches in Pittsburgh
Your support through the Cooperative Program advances vital mission work such as church planting in Pittsburgh.
CP: Reaching the nations right here in the U.S.
Your support through the Cooperative Program provides for missionaries like the Stevensons who are reaching the nations right here in the United States.
Vision 2025 amended, adopted by messengers
After two amendments, messengers to the 2021 SBC Annual Meeting adopted Vision 2025, a strategic initiative aimed at reaching every person in the world with the Gospel, by vote of acclamation Tuesday, June 15.
Greear extols Gospel-centered unity and evangelism in final SBC address
Saying they faced a defining moment, the “most important crossroads” in a generation, departing SBC President J.D. Greear challenged Southern Baptists to hear the concerns of the entire body while unifying around the one true Gospel and the Great Commission.
WRAP-UP: SBC elects Litton, takes control of EC investigation
The convention’s 15,726 messengers – the most since 1995 – took action to protect victims and hold leaders accountable even when it meant overturning the decisions of convention committees – especially the Executive Committee.