Lives are being changed this week at All Nations Camp at Linden Valley Baptist Conference Center. More than 40 children have made professions of faith thus far at camp, said William Burton, ethnic church planting specialist and new churches team leader for the Tennessee Baptist Mission Board, shortly after the worship session on Thursday morning. Click the video below for an update from Burton.
Nearly 200 children are experiencing All Nations Camp this week at Linden Valley Baptist Conference Center — and God is clearly moving among them. There have been more than 30 professions of faith so far, said William Burton, ethnic church planting specialist and new churches team leader for the Tennessee Baptist Mission Board. Click on the video below for a special message from Burton.
All Nations Camp is under way at Linden Valley Baptist Conference Center — and the Lord is working in the hearts of the campers. Two children made professions of faith on the opening day of camp, and William Burton, ethnic church planting specialist and new churches team leader for the Tennessee Baptist Mission Board., is prayerfully expecting there to be many, many more to follow. Click on the video below
NEW ORLEANS — Several Tennessee Baptists were elected to serve on Southern Baptist Convention committees and entities during the annual meeting of the convention last week in New Orleans. The Committee on Committees chose two Tennessee Baptists to serve on the 2023 Committee on Nominations — Mark Puckett, First Baptist Church, Tullahoma, and Joan Cook, First Baptist Church, Joelton. Erin D. “Dani” Bryson, First Baptist Church, Dickson, was elected to
JEFFERSON CITY — Carson-Newman University students and staff teamed up with members of True Life Church, Jefferson City, and Blue Springs Baptist Church, Rutledge, on a recent mission trip to Honduras. The 14-member team helped spread the gospel and love of Christ May 6-13 through the areas of Rio Dulce, Tegucigalpa, Trujillo and Tocoa Colon. Carson-Newman University’s Uliset Alexander said the experience is one that will leave a lasting impression.
WEBER CITY, Va. — A Tennessee Baptist church on the Virginia side of the Tennessee state line discovered recently that good things happen when you “pray first and let God lead.” “Pray first” was the theme of a series of messages by pastor Justin Smith of First Baptist Church, Weber City, Va., near the end of February into early March. First Baptist, Weber City, is affiliated with the Tennessee Baptist
DALLAS — In the Old Testament, these words are found in Psalm 92:14-15a (CSB): “They will still bear fruit in old age, healthy and green, to declare, ‘The Lord is just.’ ” On June 25, Southern Baptists have the opportunity to honor righteous, unsung heroes of the faith — namely, retirement-aged Southern Baptist pastors, workers and their widows who served and abundantly blessed those in their care during their years
More than 20 children have made professions of faith this week during the first three days of All Nations Camp at Carson Springs Baptist Conference Center. “The Lord has been at work,” said William Burton, ethnic church planting specialist and new churches team leader for the Tennessee Baptist Mission Board. “We’re praying that God will continue to move in the hearts and lives of the (300-plus) campers that are registered
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Lives are being changed this week at All Nations Camp at Linden Valley Baptist Conference Center. More than 40 children have made professions of faith
Nearly 200 children are experiencing All Nations Camp this week at Linden Valley Baptist Conference Center — and God is clearly moving among them. There
All Nations Camp is under way at Linden Valley Baptist Conference Center — and the Lord is working in the hearts of the campers. Two
NEW ORLEANS — Several Tennessee Baptists were elected to serve on Southern Baptist Convention committees and entities during the annual meeting of the convention last
JEFFERSON CITY — Carson-Newman University students and staff teamed up with members of True Life Church, Jefferson City, and Blue Springs Baptist Church, Rutledge, on
WEBER CITY, Va. — A Tennessee Baptist church on the Virginia side of the Tennessee state line discovered recently that good things happen when you
DALLAS — In the Old Testament, these words are found in Psalm 92:14-15a (CSB): “They will still bear fruit in old age, healthy and green,
More than 20 children have made professions of faith this week during the first three days of All Nations Camp at Carson Springs Baptist Conference
PIGEON FORGE — The Robert F. Thomas Chapel, located in the heart of Dollywood theme park, holds about 225 guests. The quaint building also holds
PIGEON FORGE — The backdrop for Joey Buck’s mission field looks quite different from most others. It contains roller coasters, log flumes and funnel cakes.
