Lives transformed at JAM
“Will you send me my granddaughter’s decision card from JAM Camp? I want to frame it and give it to her when she is baptized in a few weeks!” This is an exciting text sent by a Grandma with a huge heart for her grandkids who have been bringing them to JAM (Jesus, Arts and Music Camp) and Super JAM since they were old enough to come.
From the Executive Director
Mile Markers Challenge 2025
The 2019 emphasis in our Mile Markers 2025 vision has been pointing us toward Evangelism and Revitalization. I mentioned last month that hardly a week goes by that I do not hear stories of people coming to Christ and following Him in believers’ baptism. We rejoice in those stories.
Articles
Why TEAM?
Recently, I was asked about my ministry journey that has stretched from Ohio, South Florida, planting in Montana, and revitalizing in Indiana. The question, “What elements were needed for these ministries to flourish?”, caused me to pause and think about the common thread that ran through each of these. Immediately obvious to me was the concept of TEAM.
Many are the plans in the mind of a man
The Beast, a 7,359-foot wooden coaster at King’s Island in Mason, OH, might just be the greatest roller coaster of all time. As a teen,
Women find endless joy at Transformed
Women from all across Indiana came together to celebrate Jesus and be challenged by the Word at this year’s Transformed Women’s Conference. Transformed took place
SCBI
Welcome new senior pastors!
Stephen Carter, Englewood Baptist Church, Bedford
Around The State
Pastor John Newland shares about God at work at Fall Creek Church
We have been promoting “Who’sYour1?” since the beginning of the year. Pretty soon after we started that promotion, we decided we needed to designate some
SBC
FBI honors Baptist ministry for human-trafficking work
WASHINGTON, D.C. (BP) — Earlier this month FBI Director Christopher Wray presented the Baptist Friendship House of New Orleans with its distinguished 2018 Director’s Community