This Week in the BRN Family 07.16.26
Students live on mission at BRN churches; VBS continues throughout our two-state region; and churches partner for worship gatherings - it's a great week in the BRN Family!
Students live on mission at BRN churches; VBS continues throughout our two-state region; and churches partner for worship gatherings - it's a great week in the BRN Family!
BRN churches utilize evangelism grants for summer outreach events and creative gospel-centered gatherings - it's an exciting week in the BRN Family!
On June 12, Keystone North Church in Harleysville, Pa., hosted an outreach event called "Party in the Park." Through this event, the church was able to engage in intentional conversations with community members and share the gospel.
Through "Power Up," Reclamation Church Monroeville's annual VBS program, nearly 137 children heard the gospel and learned how to grow in their walk with Jesus.
Victory in the Valley is an annual Christian music festival in Redbank Valley that is put on by local churches, including Grace Baptist Church. This year, the festival saw its largest turn out with 1,400 people!
Grove Community Church in Selinsgrove, Pa., utilized a BRN Evangelism Grant to host a block party for their community, where they engaged in gospel conversations and provided local families with a night of fun.
More than 500 volunteers from across Pennsylvania, South Jersey and beyond participated in Serve Lehigh Valley, the third installation of the BRN’s ServePASJ Initiative, June 26-27.
June 26-27, 2026, more than 500 volunteers from Pennsylvania, South Jersey, and beyond traveled to the Lehigh Valley region of PA to serve alongside five local churches.
There were many testimonies that came out of Serve Leigh Valley! From volunteers sharing about their serving experiences to local pastors telling about how God moved in their community - there were many exciting moments during Serve!
"The Great Awakening" produced by Sight & Sound Films, is an inspiring depiction of the faith journey and ministry of Rev. George Whitefield and its intersection with the life of Benjamin Franklin.