‘It just hurts to see:’ responding with prayer amidst the Ukraine crisis
A fellow believer shares ties to Ukraine, while BRN pastor, Denis Sichkar, shares how we can locally support and pray for Ukraine and its people.
50 Stories of Transformation: ‘Born and raised’
New BRN church health consultant for south central Pennsylvania returns to his roots to mentor pastors and care for churches.
Restored Church loves its neighbors by becoming a safe haven for fire victims
After a devastating fire left more than 120 Wilkes-Barre residents homeless, Restored Church committed to providing shelter and resources for some of the victims.
BRN Evangelism Grant provides Bibles and Christmas gifts for Harrisburg community
Covenant Community Church in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, uses BRN Evangelism Grant to host Christmas party for children in their community and provide Bibles and gifts for their families.
5O STORIES OF TRANSFORMATION: From Point A to Point B: Atheist to Believer
In Story #42, Stuart Redcay, associate pastor of family ministries at Big Woods Bible Church in Lock Haven, Pennsylvania, shares his testimony of how God took him from a vocal atheist to a devote Christ follower!
50 STORIES OF TRANSFORMATION: A Presidential Opportunity
Bryan McClelland, pastor of First Southern Baptist Church, Williamsport, recently was elected president of the Baptist Resource Network's Executive Board and is excited about serving BRN churches, effective January 2022.
PA campus ministers serve on Baptist Collegiate Network (BCNet)
Collegiate Ministers Brian Musser and Eric Reiber serve on the Baptist Collegiate Ministry Network (BCNet), a national network of committees composed of state, campus, and local church Southern Baptist leaders who resource student ministries on campus and in local churches throughout North America.
50 STORIES OF TRANSFORMATION: Out of the pandemic and into the water
It was just like any other year at Cross Creek Community Church. Baptism season was on the horizon, and it was time to start reaching out to those who desired to proclaim their faith in Jesus Christ publicly. Then the pandemic happened. As Cross Creek Community reopened its doors recently, 25 people, including several who attended the church's livestream, were baptized.