Eyes opened through south Georgia food ministries
“In total, 9,110 pounds of food, including fresh produce, were given away.”
Mission Georgia
Thousands receiving food through Noonday Association relief effort
“They understand we care about them and this isn’t just something we’re doing.”
The Real Life Center, making a real difference
“It’s life-changing when you see your value in Christ.”
FaithBridge Foster Care gives Georgia Baptists training for a growing crisis
“Pray about it. See if the Lord will lead you.”
Gains, losses noted in report on human trafficking
The United States joined 33 other countries in Tier 1…
Georgia Baptists prepare for July hunger focus with Project: Well Fed
“…it’s important to work together to support these ministries.”
Documentary of Cedartown pastor wins one film festival, entered in others
“The Lord impressed on my heart to take care of two growing needs…”
First Statesboro holds ‘virtual VBS’ in response to coronavirus limitations
“…a challenge also means an opportunity.”
Georgia Baptist Mission Board releases statement on racial injustice
DULUTH – On June 5, 2020, the Georgia Baptist Mission Board released a statement regarding racial injustice in the nation, but also focused on Georgia. The statement was originally posted on the Georgia Baptist Mission Board website. It follows the statement released on May 30, 2020, by the Southern Baptist Convention. Georgia Baptist Mission Board […]
Georgia Baptists join to send masks to hospitals
Staff of First Baptist Church in Blakely deliver masks to LifeBrite Community Hospital. Standing left to right in their Mission Georgia shirts are Senior Pastor Lyle Brackin, Student Pastor Bradley Crews, and Worship Pastor Jeremy Jordan. FIRST BLAKELY/Special DULUTH — Right now 3,600 medical masks are in the process of being sent to hospitals in […]
Needing some smoked meats? Brother Q delivers.
“Smoking meats to give away gave me a way to minister…”
Called to Care places churches in position to impact foster needs across 20 counties
“Seeing those numbers really drove home the need for us to get involved.”