It’s good to be reminded of what our work is really all about. Here’s the baptism testimony of a young man who came to Christ, in part through the ministry of Baptist Campus Ministry at Kentucky State University. The Point Community Church is a Kentucky Baptist Conventon church that is part of Franklin Baptist Association.
Entries from January 27th, 2012
It’s All About Seeing People Come to Christ!
January 27th, 2012 · No Comments · All Posts, Great Commission, Kentucky ministries, Kentucky missions
Tags:Baptist Campus Ministry·BCM·Bible·Christ·Christian·church·college ministries·college students·faith·God·Jesus·KBC·Kentucky Baptist Convention·Kentucky State University·new believer·new Christian
Training, Tools for Africa Church Planting Offered
January 25th, 2012 · No Comments · All Posts, Church Planting, Great Commission, International missions
Is God is calling your church to serve in sub-Saharan Africa? Do you want to join other churches in learning how to be effective servants in this region? If so, you are invited to the Kentucky Baptist Convention’s Go! Africa Base Camp event, March 9-10 at the Kentucky Baptist Building in Louisville. Base Camp is [...]
Tags:Christ·Christian·Christianity·church·church planting·Cooperative Program·CP·evangelism·Go Africa·Go Africa! Base Camp·God·Gospel·Great Commission·indigenous churches·Jesus·KBC·Kentucky Baptist Convention·Malawi·missionaries·missions·Mozambique·Partnership Missions·people groups·Zambesi Cluster·Zambia·Zimbabwe
I Appeal to Kentucky Baptists for the Sake of Onesimus
January 24th, 2012 · No Comments · Cooperative Program, Great Commission, Kentucky Baptist Convention, Kentucky ministries, Kentucky missions, More for Christ
The apostle Paul made an impact on an escaped criminal’s life by the name of Onesimus. Paul then urged Philemon to accept Onesimus as a Brother in Christ and to come alongside him upon his return home. The apostle wrote: “I appeal to you for my son Onesimus, who became my son while I was in [...]
Tags:Cooperative Program·Eliza Broadus Offering for State Missions·Kentucky Baptist Convention·Malachi Dads·R-6 Mentoring Program·Rubies For Life
Pastor’s Widow Starts Ministry to Internationals
January 24th, 2012 · No Comments · All Posts, Kentucky ministries, Kentucky missions
Here’s a great feature story about a Kentucky missionary. By the way, the story was written by another Kentucky missionary, Shirley Cox, a Mission Service Corps missionary. Pastor’s Widow Starts Ministry to Internationals GEORGETOWN –While some Kentuckians perhaps were viewing the influx of Hispanics with a wary eye in the 1990s, Garnett Jones placed a [...]
Tags:Hispanic ministry·Kentucky Baptist Convention·Mission Services Corps·missionaries·missionary·MSC·pastor's wife
I’m Not Trained, But I Did Stay at a Holiday Inn Express Last Night
January 19th, 2012 · 2 Comments · All Posts, Disaster Relief
Believers often ask in Disaster Relief, “Why do I have to go through training to serve as a disaster relief volunteer? Why can’t I just go help people?” Preparation is important in any area of ministry as it enables us to be more effective as we seek to be used by God to reach or [...]
Tags:Cooperative Program·CP·disaster relief·disaster victims·KBC·Kentucky Baptist Convention·Kentucky Baptist Disaster Relief·ministry·missions·SBC·Southern Baptist Convention
Congregations Become Inspired Planters
January 13th, 2012 · No Comments · All Posts, Church Planting
Church planting is one of the most sacrificial things a church can do to fulfill the Great Commission. As congregations give up very tangible assets — budget, people, resources — in order to equip the establishment of a new church they send an important message about what is truly important. Here’s a great story about [...]
Tags:church planting·church start·Coral Hill Baptist Church·KBC·Kentucky Baptist Convention·Larry Baker·Missions Growth Team·NAMB·new church·North American Mission Board·Oakland Baptist Church
Haiti: Two Years Later
January 10th, 2012 · No Comments · Cooperative Program, Disaster Relief, Haiti
Thursday, January 12 marks the second anniversary of the earthquake that rocked the tiny island home of Haiti. The 7.0 magnitude earthquake left over a million people homeless and 230,000 dead as the violent vibrations crumbled a nation. Southern Baptist volunteers rushed to Haiti to provide medical care, clean water, food, and spiritual hope. Homes [...]
Tags:Buckets of Hope·Christ·Christian·church·church planting·church plants·construction·demolition·disaster·disaster relief·disaster response·earthquake·evangelism·God·Haiti·Jesus·KBC·Kentucky Baptist Convention·mission teams·mission trips·professions of faith·Rebuild Haiti·relief aid·volunteers
Pregnancy Care Centers Save Lives, Change Lives
January 6th, 2012 · No Comments · All Posts, Kentucky ministries
Kentucky Baptists are reaching out in all kinds of ways to share God’s love. Check out this great story about how crisis pregnancy centers are reaching out to women and families to help them find hope and healing: Pregnancy Care Centers Save Lives, Change Lives PIKEVILLE – When Lisa Welch* began volunteering at the Appalachian [...]
Tags:A Loving Choice·abortion·Appalachian Pregnancy Care Center·baby·Christ·Christian·church·crisis pregnancy·God·God's love·Jesus·KBC·Kentucky·Kentucky Baptist Convention·life·ministry·pregnancy·pregnancy care·pro-life·Sanctity of Human LIfe Sunday·sanctity of life
Use this Prayer Calendar for Kentucky Missionaries
January 2nd, 2012 · No Comments · All Posts, Kentucky missions
Make a resolution this year to pray regularly for Kentucky missionaries! Please download this interSEED calendar as a helpful tool to help you remember to pray for them on their birthdays. You can also watch this page or the Kentucky Baptist Convention’s Facebook page and Twitter feed to find out when each month’s page is [...]
Tags:Christ·Christian·church·God·interSeed·Jesus·KBC·Kentucky·Kentucky Baptist Convention·missionaries·missionary birthdays·missions·pray·prayer·prayer calendar
