Read up on what’s happening in the CBF corner of the blogosphere. Below you will find links to and snippets from recent blog posts of five CBF field personnel, a CBF church starter and a Student.Go intern.

Take a minute and have a look:

CBF field personnel Matt and Michelle Norman have a blog post up on baptism and their experiences recently attending two baptism services at two different churches. The Normans—who have been serving in Spain for four months—write:

It doesn’t really matter where a baptism takes place, one thing that always strikes me is the feeling of fellowship and family that accompanies. I hope that the same is true at your church. I am always reminded of how special it is to have such a large family.

Abby Pratt is a Student.Go intern serving in Uganda alongside CBF field personnel Missy Ward. In this post, Pratt writes about her work:

At this moment I felt a new and radical sense of solidarity. Not only do CBF field personnel, Student.Go interns, divinity school students, ministers, and UNICEF employees have a vision for homes in which women and children no longer suffer and endure violence as a result of poverty, war, and corruption but teenage boys in Uganda do too. Can you imagine the insight, motivation, and passion of these young people?

What does your garden grow? Alicia and Jeff Lee, CBF field personnel serving in Skopje, Macedonia, ask this question over at their blog. Via the Lees:

As we encounter the needs of those around us, for basic necessities like food, we are looking forward to sharing the harvest and helping families start their own “urban gardens” to provide nutritious food for their families.

CBF field personnel Nell Green shared regarding hospitality and cultural appropriateness during Eid, an important religious holiday celebrated by Muslims around the world:

Susan Rogers, pastor of The Well in Jacksonville Fla., and a CBF church starter, weighs in on the raging millennial/future of the church debate. Over at the CBF Church Starts and Faith Sharing mission community, Rogers asks:

If the goal of new churches is to make disciples, then how will this reality impact how these new churches take shape?

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