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"Covenant People" song from CBFNC state meeting

Here is a link to "Covenant People," the song written by Ashworth & Richardson for the North Carolina Meeting at the 2010 CBF National General Assembly.

Baptist leaders applaud work of President Obama's Advisory Council

Religious leaders representing the Baptist denominations and groups that comprise the Baptist Joint Committee have joined to applaud the work of a 25-member advisory council created by President Barack Obama to help the administration partner more effectively with private groups — including religious ones — that provide social services.  

In a letter to President Obama that was endorsed by Larry Hovis, Baptist Joint Committee Executive Director J. Brent Walker expressed appreciation for the president's leadership in reforming the White House faith-based office and urged him to implement the recommendations of the Council.

Join the Collegiate Ministry ENewsletter mailing

This is a brand-new monthly email about collegiate ministry happenings from Wanda Kidd.

Listen to CBFNC's General Assembly Audio Files

We have eight sessions of the General Assembly available for download. Speakers include Bo Prosser, Brent Walker, Bill Leonard, Curtis Freeman, Eddie Hammett, Tony Cartledge and Rob Nash.

A gift from First Winston-Salem - General Assembly video

Look at this wonderful video of CBFNC's recent General Assembly. Carlos Mir, a talented videographer from First Baptist Winston-Salem's congregation, created the video using pictures from Doug Broadway.

 

CBF field personnel safe, disaster response mounting for Haiti quake

In the aftermath of the devastating 7.0 earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship is preparing its response, and you can be part of it.

Nancy and Steve James, CBF field personnel co-appointed with American Baptist Churches USA, are safe. They were in the U.S. attending a conference and will return to Haiti this week.  

Offering for Global Missions

Goal: $6.1 million. Give so all may hear. Give so all may live.


Did you know that $9.60 supports one of CBF's field personnel for one hour, $230.40 supports one of CBF's field personnel for one day, and $1,612.80 supports one of CBF's field personnel for one week?


To read more about how your gifts change lives around the world, visit www.thefellowship.info/ogm.

     
Upcoming Events
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Ensuring a Missional Focus Through Programming - August 10 at 2pm ET

Free teleconference

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Missional Deacon Ministry That Impacts and Influences - August 17 at 2pm ET

Free teleconference

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New Church Start Academy

August 19-21, Clemmons, NC

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Discipling Busy Adults - August 19 at 2pm ET

Free teleconference

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Making Church Work in a Rapidly Changing World - August 30 at 10am ET

Free teleconference

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Youth White Water Rafting Retreat

September 4-6, 2010

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Big Tent Christianity

 September 8-9 in Raleigh, NC

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Youth Fall Beach Retreat

September 24-26, 2010

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Fellowship on the Move

October 3 at FBC, Hendersonville, NC

Hopeful Imagination

October 22-24 at FBC, Wilmington, NC

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Fellowship on the Move

October 25 at FBC, Burnsville, NC

2011 CBFNC Youth Ski Retreat

January 21-23, 2011
January 28-30, 2011
Winterplace Ski Resort in Beckley, WV

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CBFNC Children's Choir Festival - February 5, 2011

FBC, High Point
9:30am - 2pm

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CBFNC Youth Choir Festival - March 18-19, 2011

FBC, Greensboro
7pm Friday - 2:30pm Saturday

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What is the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship of North Carolina?
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Each of the words in our name - Cooperative Baptist Fellowship of North Carolina - is important to our identity. But perhaps Fellowship holds the greatest insight into who we are as an organization. We are a fellowship of churches and individuals who voluntarily cooperate to do together what we could never accomplish alone, for the Kingdom of God. We bring together people of shared interests, activities, beliefs and experience. We provide companionship along our shared journey to be the presence of Christ in the world. We serve each other as equals. We share a commitment to the Lordship of Jesus Christ, sensitivity to the Holy Spirit in our midst, and a reverence for God's Word. Our oneness is expressed through a devotion to historic Baptist principles of faith and practice. This devotion calls us to join together in responding to Jesus' call to go into all the world to share God's love (Matthew 28:19-20). We are bringing Baptists of North Carolina together for Christ-centered ministry!

Learn more about who we are.

  

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