A group of Arkansas Baptist church planters recently spent a few days, March 20-23, in Alpharetta, Georgia, attending Send Network Orientation. It was the North
By Brandon Elrod, staff writer for Send Relief. ALPHARETTA, Ga. – Wars, natural disasters and famines have been displacing tens of millions of people around
Kevin and Casey Kilgore decided in 2021 to sell everything they had, purchase an RV and travel North America to encourage church planting missionaries who have been sent out by the North American Mission Board (NAMB). Together with their four kids, they’ve visited more than 125 church planters in 27 of NAMB’s send cities.
By Brandon Elrod, who writes for the North American Mission Board. NAMB photo. ALPHARETTA, Ga. – Southern Baptists and the North American Mission Board (NAMB) had a
A new partnership between the Arkansas Baptist State Convention (ABSC) and the North American Mission Board (NAMB) will provide additional resources to start churches in high need areas throughout Arkansas.
Editor’s Note: This article was originally published by Baptist Press and written by Mike Ebert. CHICAGO—Southern Baptists gave a record $68.9 million to the Annie
As surveyors continue assessing the damage done by the historic flooding that has deluged eastern Kentucky, Southern Baptists have begun planning their response.
Honoring Armstrong’s life means honoring the missions heritage of Southern Baptists and the contributions of Southern Baptist women.
A Disaster Assistance & Response Team (DART) of Southern Baptist Disaster Relief (SBDR) and volunteers returned from Poland last week to survey ways volunteers from the United States might engage and serve Ukrainian refugees fleeing the invasion of their homeland.
Amer and Vicki Safadi weren’t sure at first that Cincinnati was where God wanted them to plant a church.
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