N.C. worship leader shows heart for orphans September 28, 2012 by Don Graham, IMB | |
Gripped by James 1:27, Matt Papa started an orphanage in India. Papa, 28, is part of OneLife, an Internantional Mission Board initiative that develops student advocates in support of global causes. READ MORE |
'My Hope' movement set to change lives October 1, 2012 by Shawn Hendricks, BR Managing Editor | |
Will North Carolina be a key swing state that could have a major impact on the nation's future? Those organizing My Hope with Billy Graham seem to think so, but they are not talking about politics. |
DOM's recovery called a miracle September 27, 2012 by Shawn Hendricks, BR Managing Editor | |
Most of the medical professionals who helped save Barry Nealy's life thought he was a "dead man." Less than a year later, the director of missions for the Three Forks Baptist Association is thankful for recovery. READ MORE |
N.C. Baptist finds relief in helping others September 26, 2012 by Carol Layton, NCBAM | ||
Bob Wilder from Trinity Baptist Church in Trinity typifies many North Carolina Baptist seniors reaching out to others in the name of Jesus. READ MORE |
OTHER BR NEWS |
CP ends year 3% above budget
Report: Marriage cuts child poverty by 80 percent
30 million Christians aren't registered/don't vote
ERLC pres. search committee goes online
Pregame prayers defended by Univ. of Tenn.
Pastor compensation slightly ahead of inflation
Congregation presses on through persecution
K. Allan Blume BR Editor | High Hopes for 'My Hope' Without question Billy Graham has been one of the most influential people in the history of the Christian church. While some of the impact of his life has been measured and reported, I believe there is much that is immeasurable. He has been a voice of profound proclamation of the gospel around the world. Others have been uniquely influential in the spread of the gospel, but there is not one who compares to the influence, integrity, passion and consistency of Billy Graham. Several generations have been profoundly blessed to know him and partner with him in the work of the Kingdom. While he has physical limitations in his advanced years, by the grace of God we are blessed that he is still with us. God is not finished with him yet. Next year, as Graham celebrates his 95th birthday, the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association will launch a unique nationwide effort to proclaim the gospel in our homes. Using modern technology, we will be able to invite neighbors into our homes and share the gospel through messages provided by Graham and his team under the banner "My Hope with Billy Graham." Is this God’s last call to America? I don’t know, but I do know that God will use "My Hope" to bring thousands – perhaps millions – to Christ. Read the full story written by the Recorder’s Managing Editor, Shawn Hendricks. Please forward this email, tweet the story and post the story on Facebook. Spread the word. This is a work of God! We need to pray and give ourselves completely to "My Hope." I’m glad to report that the leadership of your N.C. Baptist State Convention is on board. I’m excited to see what God will do! Email me: [email protected] |