‘Thank you,’ Greear tells black church assembly
“God has given us a privilege to serve, to stand together, to come together around the Gospel being above all.”
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5th annual African-American Day brings encouragement, feedback on getting the ‘win’
“When we become one body in reaching the lost, good things happen.”
Georgia African American Fellowship elects new president, executive director
Wilson included notes on the rising number of African American involvement in Southern Baptist leadership…
Brewton-Parker raising funds to name dorm, commons area after early-1900s African American benefactor
Crawley’s donation was remarkable in an era of economic difficulty…
NAAF pres. urges ‘reconciliation’ among Moore, critics
By David Roach LAUREL, MD (BP) — The president of a network of some 4,000 predominantly African American Southern Baptist churches has issued an open letter urging reconciliation between Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission President Russell Moore and those threatening to withhold Cooperative Program money over his actions. Byron Day, president of the National African American […]
African American Day enhanced by Connect Church Praise Band
… the church has had significant growth and baptized 110 new converts.
Black History – a worthy study for all of us
I have read the Bible and prayed for understanding so that I might know the pain and suffering and oppression and rejection…
African-American pastors learn about Mission Board resources in special day
A healthy turnout of pastors, staff, and some church members characterized the first annual African-American Day at the Georgia Baptist Missions and Ministry Center. The March 10 event focused on fellowship and networking among not just state missionaries but the guests themselves. A crowd nearing the 60 total registrants spent the day visiting departments to […]
African-American Fellowship to be considered for seat on Executive Committee
Georgia Baptists’ growing African-American Fellowship gained an historic victory during the annual Convention meeting Nov. 10.