Georgia Baptists who want to be involved in Acts 1:8 outreach will have three opportunities for international missions ministry without leaving the state.
Kimberly and Hillary leave their apartment, walk a few blocks to a subway and then emerge a few miles away. They walk down a half-dozen blocks and enter a storefront where others begin to gather for an evening of playing board games.
Year-to-date contributions to Southern Baptist national and international missions and ministries received by the SBC Executive Committee are 7.01 percent below the same time frame last year, according to SBC Executive Committee President and Chief Executive Officer Frank Page.
Hillary Smit from Albany and Kimberly Prescott from Wrens are representative of hundreds of other Georgia Baptist collegians who become the face of Christianity for those they meet during their missions experiences.
The day, January 22, is approaching when America acknowledges the Supreme Court's 1973 controversial landmark Roe v. Wade decision to legalize abortion on demand in the United States.
The old building on the patch of land where Shiloh Church Road and Penfield Road meet had surely seen better days, thought Pastor Norman Waldrip as he stood in the dusty parking lot last March.
Loving in a Divided Culture By Tommy Fountain, Sr. Associational missionary, Mulberry Baptist Association Published January 12, 2012
Acts 10:1-48
Bible Studies for Life, Jan 22
Giving in a Greedy Culture By Tommy Fountain, Sr. Associational missionary, Mulberry Baptist Association Published January 12, 2012
Dt. 15:7-11; 24:10-15, 17-18
Bible Studies for Life, Jan 29
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The Open Door By J. Robert White, Executive Director GBC Published January 12, 2012
The December 28th edition of USA TODAY, Section D, carried an article by Craig Wilson titled: "The future ain't what it used to be...or is it?" I found his remarks thought-provoking as we enter a brand new year. Here is what he said,
A large church in Florida invited me to preach a revival. The pastor said, "For the last revival I did a great deal of preparing. For this revival I decided to do no preparing. I wanted to compare the difference."