KBC Executive Director Paul Chitwood spoke Feb. 27 at the Kentucky Baptist Evangelism Conference held at Porter Memorial Baptist Church in Lexington. His sermon, “Hope for Hell,” was based on Mark 1:23-28. Click on the embedded player above to hear the sermon. Click here if your device does not display the player to download the […]
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Kentucky Baptist pastors, church staff members and their spouses who are new to their churches are invited to attend “Get Acquainted Day” at the Kentucky Baptist Building on Tuesday, March 20. Get Acquainted Day is designed to help build relationships and welcome new church staff members—especially those who have not served in Kentucky before—to ministry
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Kentucky Baptist Convention Executive Director Paul Chitwood and President Adam Greenway spoke at a rally Feb. 21 calling for state senators to oppose a bill designed to bring up to seven casinos to Kentucky. The rally, organized by former KBC President Hershael York, was held Feb. 21, 2012 in the Kentucky state capitol building rotunda.
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A training conference to help prepare ministers for interim pastorates will be held March 27-28 at the Kentucky Baptist Building. The Transitional Interim Pastor Training Workshop is designed for experienced ministers interested in helping guide churches through times of transition, said Karl Babb, leader of the Kentucky Baptist Convention’s Leadership Development Team. “Guiding a church
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Dr. Paul Chitwood, executive director of the Kentucky Baptist Convention, gives a video update from the site of a Kentucky Changers project in Louisville’s Shawnee neighborhood and encourages Kentucky Baptists to find ways they can do more for Christ.
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It’s been a very busy year for our disaster relief ministry. September finds Kentucky Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers heading out to serve in New York, Maryland and North Carolina, as well as serving on the other side of the world in Japan. The northern coast of Japan was stuck by a devastating earthquake and tsunami
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