Stronger than steel: New church plant establishes roots in Pittsburgh
Steel City Church hopes to build upon Pittsburgh’s sturdy structure by sharing the Gospel and offering a hope stronger than steel.
BRN’s bridge to Bogota
Plans for a mission trip to Bogota, Colombia, by four BRN pastors were well underway when COVID-19 arrived. Even though their travel plans for this year were upended, God still provided a way for the pastors to have a presence in that city.
BRN Hub Staff invites churches to the Kingdom Vision Mini-Conference
BRN staff, Andy Weber, Barry Whitworth, Lori Zeppuhar and Elizabeth Benge, invite churches to the November 5 virtual mini-conference.
LifeWay agrees on terms of sale for Ridgecrest
LifeWay Christian Resources has reached an agreement to sell Ridgecrest Conference Center and Summer Camps to the Ridgecrest Foundation.
Boy Scouts bankruptcy could leave churches liable in future sex abuse claims
Churches who chartered or have ever hosted a Boy Scouts of America (BSA) troop should seek legal counsel now in case they are named in future sex abuse claims against the BSA.
Pastor, we appreciate you!
Baptist Resource Network Barry Whitworth expresses appreciation and encouragement to BRN pastors and their families.
25 ways to honor your pastor
This year has been a tough year for pastors and church leaders. Here are some ways to show your gratitude during this Pastor Appreciation Month.
Upcoming Event: IMB ‘Future of Missions’
God’s mission never changes. John’s vision, revealed in Revelation 7:9, remains our vision—a multitude from every language, people, tribe and nation knowing and worshiping our Lord Jesus Christ.
TRUSTEES: NAMB celebrates offering, passes reduced budget, looks to 2021
2020 was the greatest Annie Armstrong Offering in the history of the North American Mission Board.
Permanent resettlement not a reality for 99 percent of refugees
For some refugees, asylum seekers and internally displaced people, resettlement is as close as a lamp in the window of a neighboring house. For others, it is a light glimmering on the horizon. For most, the light of permanent resettlement is like chasing the setting sun.