By Elket Rodriguez, CBF Global Migration Advocate Nearly 43,000 people in the Rio Grande Valley have stopped receiving SNAP benefits since November 2025. But did 43,000 people stop being hungry?…
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Dear Pastor, “We’ve never done this before.” How often have we pastors heard this reasoning as we try to lead churches into new waters? When you heard about CBF Advocacy’s 2026 focus…
Contacto de prensa Aaron Weaver, aweaver@cbf.net Hoy, un tribunal federal de apelación confirmó el interdicto preliminar que protege a las iglesias de CBF de acciones desenfrenadas de control migratorio. El…
Media Contact Aaron Weaver, aweaver@cbf.net Lea en español aquí. Today a federal appeals court upheld a preliminary injunction that protects CBF churches from unbridled immigration enforcement activity. CBF Executive Coordinator…
By Ellen Sechrest, CBF Director of Mission Engagement As the new school year begins, we want to offer some suggested readings, ways to meet new friends that may be new…
By Elket Rodriguez How might God be calling us to be where Jesus would be in this moment? The current immigration landscape has left many pastors asking a simple but…
By Aaron Weaver JACKSONVILLE, Fla.—Bacardi Jackson, executive director of the ACLU of Florida, urged Cooperative Baptists to pair faith with sustained action during the CBF Advocacy Breakfast on June 18…
By David Stippick, Pastor of Community at Peace of Christ Church, is a lifelong resident of Georgetown, Texas On April 9, the State Board of Education of Texas voted 9-5…
By CBF Communications DECATUR, Ga. — The Cooperative Baptist Fellowship has named Brooke Holloway Blake as the 2026 Suzii Paynter March Advocacy Fellow and Gabby Price as the inaugural Emmanuel…
By Stephen Cook, Senior Pastor at Second Baptist Church, Memphis, Tenn. Relationships matter. There is no denying that relationships that cross different lines of denominations, political parties, theological perspectives and…