NEXT STEPS survey looks to honor 2025 graduates amidst National College Decision Day
Each year the NEXT STEPS survey grants BRN churches the opportunity to help their recent high school graduates and BRN collegiate missionaries.
Each year the NEXT STEPS survey grants BRN churches the opportunity to help their recent high school graduates and BRN collegiate missionaries.
BRN churches prepare for Spring outreach opportunities and Holy Week activities; we celebrate new life through baptism; and we rejoice with those celebrating ministry milestones - it's an exciting week in the BRN Family!
IMB missionary nurse Ginny Wheeler mentors young professionals in Eastern Europe, who are eager to meet human needs while learning to multiply the church and spread the Gospel.
This month's #RenewPASJ Good Read, "The Five Day Leader" by Lyle Wells is a practical guide written with ministry leaders in mind as it is designed to help leaders accelerate their impact, grow their ministry, transform their community, and lead with confidence.
Pastors and other leaders often feel responsible for providing countless benefits to those under their care. But what is it people actually need from those leading them? A new study reports 'hope' as what followers desire most.
Deacons gather and train at BRN Hub; churches host spring events; and we celebrate baptisms and ministry milestones - it's an exciting week in the BRN Family!
On April 4, PA/SJ WMU gathered for their Annual Meeting at Red Land Baptist Church in New Cumberland, Pa. During the meeting, guests explored the "Joy in Serving," heard from IMB Journeyman Alta Brandenberger, installed new officers, and prayed for those serving on the mission field.
IMB missionaries Jay and Ella Janill serve in Northern Africa, a region where many have heard of Christianity but do not truly know Jesus. The Janills seek to reach these unreached people with the goodness of the gospel.
Dr. Jeff Iorg, President and CEO of the Southern Baptist Convention Executive Committee, shares the power of Cooperation and how the Cooperative Program is so much more than a common funding mechanism for the SBC.