Mission Board providing free security training for Georgia Baptist churches
“Next week I’ll be visiting six churches throughout the state to talk about security.”
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GBC annual meeting to focus on encouragement, resourcing
“I want to focus on how we can impact the culture with the gospel.”
Breakouts offer specialized training for life and ministry
Sessions were offered in 18 categories during four time slots all over the campus of FBC Jonesboro.
1st of 2 GO Georgia events this weekend, walk-ups welcome
“If you don’t subdue that garden, the weeds will take over.”
Number 1 Reason for 2019 VBS Success Across Georgia
“When the training numbers are up, the number of professions of faith go up.”
NOBTS presidential nominee to be GO Georgia session leader
“It is our firm conviction that Dr. Dew embodies the DNA of New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary.”
Upcoming protection seminars to train churches in finances, safety, religious freedom issues
DULUTH — Churches wanting to be clear on the latest regulations to impact their financial procedures, shore up their security plan, or take pre-emptive steps to protect their religious liberty can do so at Georgia Baptist-sponsored seminars in the coming weeks. The Church Protection Seminar will be held May 4 from 9 a.m.-noon at Peace […]
‘Story’ to be the theme of GO Georgia 2019
Each location will provide specialized training on more than 100 topics …
Rehoboth Baptist Church: using the past to address the present and future
“It’s a good place with good people trying to do the right thing.”
North Central Area associations train Central American pastors for long-term effectiveness
CUMMING — When Alan Morris first heard the suggestion from his friend Gary Bulley, the idea seemed so simple yet made so much sense. Toward the end of 2015, Bulley, pastor of Living Stones Church in Cumming, approached Morris, North Central Area Missions director, on a way to help churches in Latin America become more […]
New ministers “Discover Georgia Baptists”
“… exactly the welcome that new ministers in Georgia need.”