It’s time to apply for CBF Fellows
If you’re about to make the transition between seminary and congregational ministry, you may want to consider applying for the CBF Fellows program. Fellows learn how to connect the academic to the practical.
FBC Greenwood’s Prayer Shawl ministry brings blessings
CBFSC Associate Coordinator Lane Riley has been the personal recipient of FBC Greenwood’s Prayer Shawl ministry.
Parking: Do you pull in or back in?
Rusty Brock did his own scientific study on parking—do drivers pull in or back in? What are the advantages and disadvantages of each method? And what does parking have to do with navigating life?
Palmetto Works’ Katrina Reaves recognized for spirit, leadership
Katrina Reeves received the Christian Action Council for her loving spirit and faithful leadership in community ministries serving children and their families
Kelly Strum is BWIM Woman Minister of Year
Kelly Strum is the director of Koinonia of Columbia, an assets-based community development corporation operated in cooperation with Eau Claire Baptist Church.
March is month of advocacy for women in ministry
Baptist Women in Ministry has changed from a February Month of Preaching to a March Month of Advocacy for women in ministry. This article by BWIM director Meredith Stone offers several suggestions for churches to consider during this month.
Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church joins CBFSC because of relationships
CBFSC is excited to announce that Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church in Rock Hill has decided to partner with CBFSC. This new partnership between Pleasant Ridge and CBFSC happened because of [...]
It’s time to cap interest rates in SC at 36%
The Cooperative Baptist Fellowship of South Carolina is a member of the SC Fair Lending Alliance. They received a CBFSC partner grant of $3,000 last year to fund the work [...]
Because presence matters
Churches are invited to participate in CBF’s Offering for Global Missions at any time during the year. But the week of March 12-17 has been set aside specifically as a Week of Prayer for the offering whose theme is Because Presence Matters. Many resources are available to help your church promote this much-needed offering.
Christen’s journey to help women in Senegal be self-sufficient
Christen Kinard spent some of her earliest years in Senegal where her parents, Nell and Butch Greene, were missionaries. She’s back in that country now looking for ways to help women become self-sufficient through her organization called The Off Ramp, a long-term covenant partner of CBFSC.