Around 170 women serving in churches across Kentucky gathered over the weekend for Cultivate, a women’s ministry leadership conference. This year’s theme: Called to Serve.
When Christian Naylor told his church that he was prepared to lead a class to train men about preaching, little did he realize how soon that class would pay Kingdom dividends.
Baptist Nursing Fellowship, a national organization that focuses on missions and sharing the gospel, recently held its annual Summit and concluded that meeting with a Harvest Health Fair at Walnut Street Baptist Church in Louisville.
Diana Anderson, executive director of Pathway of Hope, felt there needed to be an avenue connecting her pregnancy resource center clients to local churches. Second Baptist Church in Greenville, Kentucky, and Melissa Bivins stepped up.
“I do always argue you have a ministry to women,” said Kelly King during an episode of Leadership Lessons with Todd Gray, executive director-treasurer of
“It’s a good day to be in Richmond,” Monica Kelsey told a crowd who gathered to bless a newly installed Safe Haven Baby Box on Tuesday (Aug. 13). “Today we offer women a 100% anonymous option … .”
Rose Hill Baptist Church in Ashland, Kentucky, has found a novel way to invest in the community it serves. Learn more.
Despite once averaging around 10 people each Sunday, Oak Grove Baptist Church in Kentucky has been revitalized, and their pastor, Brent Lee, attributes any recent success to the power of prayer and faithfulness.
Three days of gospel saturation at a youth camp last week paved the way for a big day on Sunday at Farmington Baptist Church in Farmington, Kentucky.
At Hillvue Heights Church, sharing the gospel “is a way of life,” says lead pastor Steve Ayers of the Bowling Green, Kentucky, church. That has resulted in the church baptizing 703 people this year.
