Church leaders and members enjoyed all these and more during the 2022 GARBC Conference June 27–30 in Grand Rapids.
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Online meetings with GARBC administrative leaders are helping pastors better understand the purpose and ministry of the GARBC.
Faith Baptist Church welcomed David Strope, GARBC interim national representative, to speak June 19.
Pleasant Hill Baptist Church welcomed David Strope, GARBC interim national representative, to speak June 12.
Celebrating the end of the school year, Fellowship Baptist Church partnered with an elementary school half a block away to host an event for families.
At Vermillion Baptist Church, pastor’s wife Elizabeth Bird teaches culinary arts classes for children, a ministry that is “not for profit but for passion,” she says.
“Training the Next Generation of Pastors” was the theme for the Conference on the Church for God’s Glory May 23.
On May 20, 2022, the Southern Baptist Convention released the report of an independent investigation by Guidepost Solutions. Guidepost investigated allegations of sexual abuse within the SBC by pastors, lay leaders, denomination officials, and the SBC Executive Committee’s handling of these allegations.
In Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada, Filipino Gracetoration Christian Fellowship held a dedication service celebrating the start of this church.
Orchard Baptist Church knows that like-minded churches that partner together become stronger and healthier.
The California Association of Regular Baptist Churches met for its Annual Bible Conference May 9–11 at Orchard Baptist Church.
ANKENY, Iowa—During its commencement ceremony May 6, Faith Baptist Bible College and Theological Seminary awarded an honorary doctor of divinity degree to David Strope, interim national representative of the GARBC….
Camp Manitoumi welcomed Eric Lloyd as the camp’s first ever program director.
On the evening of May 1, churches of the Hebron Association of Regular Baptist Churches gathered at First Baptist Church for their annual meeting.
The GARBC announces the resignation of David Gunn as director of Regular Baptist Press. David has accepted an invitation from Baptist Bible Seminary (Clarks Summit, Pa.) to serve as a professor of systematic theology.
Church workers throughout the Northeast Fellowship gained ministry skills and inspiration at Serve Boldly, the fellowship’s annual conference to train those who serve in church ministry.
Pastors and friends of Regular Baptist churches joined David Strope, interim national representative, for lunch meetings during T4G, the Together for the Gospel conference.
Six churches from the southeast region of the Iowa Association of Regular Baptist Churches combined for a worship service on Good Friday.
Ohio Women for Missions is praising God for a great day and good attendance at its spring meeting.
David Strope interviews keynote speakers Nicolas and Venessa Ellen on their life and ministry, and the topics on which they will be speaking at this year’s GARBC conference.
Calvary Baptist Church hosted a Good Friday service with three other congregations.
Let the love of Christ be fresh in your heart and mind. Allow Christ’s great redemptive work at Calvary to constrain you. Move to worship in heartful, affective adoration. Live for Him, Who loved you and gave Himself for you.
Harold Albert, who served in ministry for seven decades and was known to many as “Bud,” died March 30. He was 89.
Church leaders of the Ohio Association of Regular Baptist Churches gained wisdom and encouragement in ministry reproduction at Church Solutions Conferences.
For its annual conference, the Iowa Association of Regular Baptist Churches headed to camp.
Greetings in the name of our wonderful Lord Jesus! Today I sit in the GARBC national representative’s office in Arlington Heights, Illinois. Just outside that office are lithographs of Robert Ketcham, H. O. Van Gilder, Joe Stowell, and others. And I wonder, What am I doing here?
Listen as interim GARBC National Representative David Strope talk about “A Call to Arms: Ministry Together.”
Get a chance to hang out with pastors and friends of the GARBC from across the country at this national event.
Our interim national representative, David Strope, will continue holding online meetings for pastors this year.
Generate approved $30,000 in grants for Damascus Road Baptist Church, Cockeysville, Maryland.
Chaplaincy activity continues to build, with applications coming in and applications pending board selection.
We are happy to report that several Regular Baptist International partners are planning to attend this summer’s GARBC Conference in Grand Rapids.
“Drinking from a fire hose” is an apt description of the last days of January for me.
Some speak of the “dog days of summer,” but if you live in the central plains of the Midwest, as I do, I think the phrase might better be stated, “the dog days of winter.”
Listen as interim GARBC National Representative David Strope describes how we are moving forward as a Fellowship.
Every new year brings natural occasions of reflection and resolution.
The fact that the Son of God was conceived by the Holy Spirit, was born of a virgin, and took on human flesh is beyond the scope of our understanding. Yet these truths remains the bedrock foundation of the gospel message: Jesus Christ is truly God and truly man.
