We are an association of forty-two Southern Baptist Churches teaming together to reach, teach, and minister to people with the gospel of Jesus Christ. Our office is located in Northeast Mississippi in Ripley.
We are open Monday-Thursday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., and closed on Friday. Please continue to browse our website for more detailed information. If our Association Missions Director or Ministry Assistant can assist you in any way please feel free to contact us.
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My Choices is offering t-shirts as a way to support their ministry. They are offering Christmas shirts For Unto Us A CHild Is Born in red or white. Sizes small- 3X, long sleeve $25.00 and short sleeve $20.00 Other options are available also. Call 662-832-0802 to order and for more information.
March 9, 2019 there will be Disaster Relief Training at Belden Baptist Church , 4121 McCullough Blvd, Belden MS. No pre-registration is required. Cost is $20.00 that covers cost of background check, ID Bdge and Disaster Relief hat. Courses offered : Basic Chainsaw, Chaplaincy, Childcare, Mass Feeding and Mud-Out. Training begins at 8:00 am. For more info contact the Men's Ministry at 601-292-3335
News From The Baptist Press
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FROM THE STATES: Ore., Fla., N.M. evangelism/missions news; 'Let's strike while the iron's hot'
Today's From the States features items from: Northwest Baptist Witness (Oregon); Florida Baptist Convention; Baptist New Mexican
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Christmas, nativity spotlight Baptist racial unity
One-month-old Luke Molette was the nativity centerpiece, an African American baby portraying Jesus in the arms of his mother as a white "Joseph" sat at their side, flocked by an interracial chorus. The scene was a picture of the cross-cultural relationship of two Nashville churches.
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Pastors' Conf.: MacDonald out, Andrew Brunson added
Chicago pastor James MacDonald has withdrawn from his speaking slot at the 2019 Southern Baptist Convention Pastors' Conference in Birmingham, Ala. Meanwhile, Andrew Brunson, the American pastor released in October from imprisonment in Turkey, was added last month to the lineup of speakers.
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Kelley to NOBTS grads: Let 'Yes' be your guide
The "one word" that brought students to seminary must now guide them as graduates, New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary Chancellor Chuck Kelley told them, Dec. 15, at NOBTS' Leavell Chapel.
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Market volatility called 'return to historic norms'
Market volatility has increased in recent weeks, but GuideStone analyst David S. Spika cautions retirement investors to focus on long-term investment objectives and avoid impulsive decisions, even as the news of the day can appear alarming.
