This Week in the BRN Family 05.22.25
PA/SJ ethnic pastors gather and discuss Kingdom goals; churches host first-time events; and we celebrate new life in Christ through baptism - it's an exciting week in the BRN Family!
PA/SJ ethnic pastors gather and discuss Kingdom goals; churches host first-time events; and we celebrate new life in Christ through baptism - it's an exciting week in the BRN Family!
Leading up to Easter, Providence Church Coatesville organized multiple strategic outreach opportunities in order to show the love of Christ to those in their community and open the door for gospel conversations.
Through a BRN Evangelism Grant, Reclamation Church Greensburg was able to bless women connected to their church with a meal and a night out, where each woman was met with the gospel and a sister in Christ.
New Life campus ministry at Penn State University hosted a team of students from Virginia Tech to help with spring outreach happening on PSU's campus.
Jane Elliot, associate director of BCM at Drexel University, reflects on her past quarter of interacting with students and the various responses she witnessed to the gospel.
Pastors and state leaders gather in the PA capitol to pray; moms and women are honored for Mother's Day; and we celebrate new life through baptism and what's happening nationally and globally in college ministry - it's a great week in the BRN Family!
Brain Musser, Director of Baptist Campus Ministries at Drexel University, reflects on resources gathered and stories told about how God is moving on college campuses across the nation and world after attending two collegiate ministry conferences in Texas.
Baptist Resource Network Executive Director Barry Whitworth was one of 73 pastors, national SBC leaders, state convention leaders, and ethnic leaders who gathered May 13 in Memphis to sign a declaration supporting the celebration and perpetuation of the SBC's historic funding mechanism, the Cooperative Program.
As suggested by Pastor Kirkland of Zion Church in Clarion, Pa., "A Quiet Mind to Suffer With" is the story of Christ’s nearness to author John Andrew Bryant during his own suffering and mental health journey.