By Marv Knox Carrie Jarrell-Tuning followed God’s prompting and Google’s pointing to become the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship’s first Black female church starter. She had been sensing God’s guidance to leave...
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This week on the CBF Podcast Conversation, we are honored to host Dr. David Gushee, a Distinguished University Professor of Christian Ethics and Director of the Center for Theology and...
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By Aaron Weaver DECATUR, Ga. — As the country observes Jan. 9 as a National Day of Mourning in honor of former President Jimmy Carter, Cooperative Baptist leaders reflect on…
Tomorrow has been designated a National Day of Mourning for President Jimmy Carter and our Fellowship is releasing several pieces to encourage our reflection on President Carter’s life and legacy…
By Jeff Huett DECATUR, Ga. – An estate gift has provided an early retirement incentive program for eligible Cooperative Baptist Fellowship field personnel and is making retirement possible for some,…
By Rick Sample It gets cold here in northern California, especially in the winter months. While visiting with an Afghan refugee family, I learned that all three of their children…
By Shelah Acker Each year we try to hold a camp for the youth and young adults from the Center of Hope in Kampala. This camp has traditionally been called...
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By Marv Knox When First Baptist Church in Memphis, Tenn., faced a staffing crisis, it turned to one of its own, Holly Hatton, to provide one year of ministry to…
By Mike, CBF field personnel At the beginning of summer, we hosted 34 students and faculty from Baylor University’s Church Music program. They came, they sang, they learned and they…
Less than a week ago Hurricane Helene made landfall and began its devastating path through Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia and West Virginia. Congregations and individuals across...
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