The Virtual Training Institute is a resource of the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC). These courses are open to all ministry leaders and will cover multiple areas of child safety in the local church.
The Cooperative Program is Southern Baptists’ unified plan of giving through which cooperating Southern Baptist churches give a percentage of their undesignated receipts in support of their respective state convention and the Southern Baptist Convention missions and ministries. View /…
The Cooperative Program is Southern Baptists’ unified plan of giving through which cooperating Southern Baptist churches give a percentage of their undesignated receipts in support of their respective state convention and the Southern Baptist Convention missions and ministries. View /…
SBC Serve Sunday is a specific day for Southern Baptist churches and members to focus on community service, often tied to Send Relief initiatives, encouraging tangible acts of compassion like disaster relief (SBDR), feeding programs, or local outreach to share…
SBC Serve Sunday is a specific day for Southern Baptist churches and members to focus on community service, often tied to Send Relief initiatives, encouraging tangible acts of compassion like disaster relief (SBDR), feeding programs, or local outreach to share…
Southern Baptist Disaster Relief continues their efforts to respond to Hurricane Melissa damage in Jamaica by extending volunteer pool to other partner SBDR states. Service opportunities now available for SBDR teams January-March.
In honor of the Cooperative Program's 100 years of Gospel impact, Barry Whitworth, executive director of the Baptist Resource Network, urges churches and individuals to consider giving an extra $100 monthly, quarterly, or one-time to their church gift.
Transition is the last act of leadership. As a result, leaders should be as intentional about preparing for transition as they are about casting vision, raising resources to accomplish that vision, or developing leaders who can carry that vision out.
Jessica Mathisen, a former elementary school teacher and a foster, adoptive and biological mother, shares three ways foster parents can teach their kids that God loves them when settling into a new home.
