Most churches find financial stability in 2021
Around half of U.S. Protestant pastors say the current economy isn’t really having an impact on their congregation, according to a Lifeway Research study.
Happy Thanksgiving!
On behalf of the entire Baptist Resource Network team, Executive Director Barry Whitworth extends gratitude to the Lord for the church leaders and members across Pennsylvania and South Jersey.
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.
CP: Reaching people in Cincinnati
Your support through the Cooperative Program helps church planters like the Kirklands reach even more people in their community for Jesus through the planting of new churches.
5O STORIES OF TRANSFORMATION: Out of the Mess: An account of personal and congregational transformation
Pastor James Hogan of Faithbridge Community Church not only shares about the incredible transformation God has done in his church, but in his own life!
CP: Serving widows in Malawi
Your support through the Cooperative Program provides the training and resources that missionaries like Matt and Catherine Allison need to serve on the field and minister to the helpless and hopeless.
November 2021 Top Five
Elizabeth Benge shares the Top 5 resources and opportunities for November 2021.
50 STORIES OF TRANSFORMATION: Lessons Well Learned from Years of Service
Stan Smith, former associate director of the Baptist Resource Network, has witnessed the growth of the network. He shares some of the lessons he's learned along the way.
Scattered yet together, Pittsburgh church grows in community
Community may refer to a neighborhood. But in actuality, it means a whole lot more.
Almost all churches and most churchgoers are now gathering in person
More U.S. Protestant churches are gathering in person since the COVID-19 pandemic began, and pastors say most churchgoers have returned as well.