Legacy Workshop
Everyone wants to have a life with meaning and impact. Part of that meaningful life is to live in the memory of family, friends, and even ministry partners. Generous giving with eternal impact can indeed create a legacy for families…
Everyone wants to have a life with meaning and impact. Part of that meaningful life is to live in the memory of family, friends, and even ministry partners. Generous giving with eternal impact can indeed create a legacy for families…
Everyone wants to have a life with meaning and impact. Part of that meaningful life is to live in the memory of family, friends, and even ministry partners. Generous giving with eternal impact can indeed create a legacy for families…
Located in the rural area of Rome, Pa., Windham Summit Bible Church has a heart for ‘becoming disciples by apprenticing Jesus’ and sharing his love with their surrounding communities. Please join us in welcoming Windham Summit Bible Church to the BRN family!
The First Baptist Church of Ulysses, located in Ulysses, Pa., is a historic Main Street church that was first founded in 1833. The church recently reopened as a replant in 2021 and, just this year, joined the BRN family!
The Baptist Resource Network's Elizabeth Benge shares the top five resources and opportunities for July 2023.
Years of discipleship lead to a week, June 19-23, of collaboration and the next generation hearing the gospel through a summer sports camp at Mason Dixon Baptist Church in New Freedom, Pa.
In honor of Father's Day, Pastor Joe Velarde, senior pastor at Riverbend Community Church in Allentown, Pa., shares about the men in his life God has used to influence and impact him.
The National African American Fellowship (NAAF) gathered for a time of encouragement and fellowship at the 2023 SBC Annual Meeting and Pastors' Conference.
More than 12,000 registered messengers dealt with a number of key issues at the 2023 SBC Annual Meeting, June 13-14, in New Orleans, Louisiana.
In a late-night session entitled, “Simple Steps to Unity: Walking Together Toward a Better Future,” a chorus of Southern Baptist Convention voices, including five SBC presidents, boldly promoted and prayed for racial reconciliation and unity.