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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The Executive Committee will meet October 8th at the Association Office at 6:00 pm
The Benton-Tippah Annual Fall Meeting will be October 15th at Flat Rock Baptist Church. Beginning at 7:00 pm. Rev. Andrew Chesteen will be the guest speaker. This meeting is for ALL church members and messengers.
The Men's Ministry Rally will be at Pine Grove (B) on October 22nd at 7:00 pm. A meal will be provided
Dumas Baptist Church will hold Revival Services October 21-24 at 6:30 each evening. There will be a potluck meal on the 21st at 5:00 pm. Rev. James Lewis will be the featured speaker and Marc Lewis will be the worship leader.
West Ripley Baptsit Church will have a Fall Festival October 27th from 2-6 pm with a soup, chili and sandwich meal at 4:30: pm. There will be a skeet shoot, hayride, carriage ride, archery, bouncy houses, crossbow and balloon artist. Everyone is invited.
News From The Baptist Press
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SWBTS: Bingham 'speechless' at call to lead, serve
Nearly five months into his assignment as interim president at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Jeffrey Bingham is settling into his new role and preparing for his first meeting of the full trustee board.<br>
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Repentance vital in Christian homes, ERLC speakers say
Repentance should mark Christian parenting, participants were told Oct. 12 at the Southern Baptist Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission's fifth annual national conference.<br>
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'Pour out Your Holy Spirit on … Trump,' Brunson prays
Just a day after his release from incarceration in Turkey, freed American pastor Andrew Brunson prayed for President Donald Trump in an Oct. 13 meeting in the White House Oval Office.<br>
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Hurricane Michael: Baptists putting pieces together
Despite the carnage, many churches in Panama City and beyond held Sunday (Oct. 14) morning services just four days after Michael made landfall. Mike Claunch, pastor of St. Andrew Baptist Church, reminded his congregation, "Michael came as a surprise to us, but it wasn't a surprise to God."
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Pipeline event: Recruiting about people, not tasks
Pipeline conference speakers expounded on Ephesians 4, 1 Peter 4, and other Scripture passages to show how churches can develop a recruiting culture that goes deeper than just filling a role for next Sunday's service.<br>
