Disciplemaking is About Moving Your Feet
Disciplemaking is About Moving Your FeetDownload St. Andrews Baptist Church – not unlike many churches in our association – is striving to define and act on the difference between in-depth […]
Seven Ways I Am Finishing Strong
Seven Ways I Am Finishing StrongDownload Although my retirement is less than 100 days away and the association has already conducted a retirement celebration for me, I can promise you […]
An Important Conversation on Race Relations
Racial Reconcilation Conversation WEB Key leaders with relationships to CMBA, the South Carolina Baptist Convention, the Southern Baptist Convention and Duke Divinity School led a conversation on issues related to […]
One Ministry Plan Paused as Another Grows at FBC Winnsboro
February Story – FBC Winnsboro – Download First Baptist Winnsboro Pastor Craig Bailey says COVID was the “worst possible thing to hit us while trying to make strides in […]
One Priority Briefing for Congregational Leaders from George Bullard – Monday, November 23, 2020
A Family of Baptist Congregations in the Midlands of South Carolina Our One Priority: Starting and Strengthening Churches to Serve as Vital and Vibrant Missional Communities. One Priority Briefing, 11.23.20 […]
VLC Affirms Racial Reconciliation Statement, Conducts Year-End Business
CMBA’s Visionary Leadership Community (VLC) met Tuesday, Nov. 17, for its final session of the year at North Trenholm Baptist Church in Columbia to share updates and conduct business. Comprised […]
OPP 041: Andre Rogers & Brian Thomas on the Road to Racial Reconciliation
This week, we had an opportunity to sit down with Andre Rogers, Pastor at Concord Fellowship Baptist Church and Brian Thomas, Pastor at NorthStar Christian Center, to discuss the crucial need for education and action on the road to racial reconciliation.
Ant Frederick: “Serve and Build Trust” for Racial Reconciliation
Antony “Ant” Frederick is used to talking about race related issues. Growing up in Chester, he and his family were the only black members of a white church. The congregation […]