By David and Julie Brown  In 2 Chronicles 5 we read the story of King Solomon and the dedication of the temple. As always, Solomon wants to do things in a big way. He invites all of the musicians and singers in the nation of Israel to come and celebrate the opening of the temple. … Continue reading →

By CBF field personnel in Northeast United States This year we celebrate 21 years as field personnel with the Cooperative Baptist Fellowhsip, called to  minister among Persian Speaking Peoples Worldwide (Afghan, Iranian and Tajik). Currently we are based in the Northeast U.S., and reach out to Persian speakers in Baltimore, Delaware, New York City, Pennsylvania and Northern Virginia/D.C. … Continue reading →

By Marc and Kim Wyatt A family of 9 refugees from Afghanistan moved into their own home today. Volunteers from Heritage Baptist Church in Wake Forest and St. John’s Baptist Church, Raleigh joined us for the big move. And a big move it was. When we arrived at Welcome House to gather the family and … Continue reading →

By Joel and Tiffne Whitley Take a moment and look around, what you will probably see are people engaged on their phone or tablet. Tiffne on the other hand saw an opportunity to “unplug” and engaged women from around the world in another way. She saw the opportunity to use God’s word to touch the lives of women in … Continue reading →

CBF field personnel and Florida church partner to reach remote island nation By Greg Warner At an IHOP restaurant in Tampa, Fla., a waitress finishes her shift and heads home, where she stashes the day’s cash tips in a safe place. Each week she deposits the money in her bank and writes an equivalent check … Continue reading →

By Lita and Rick Sample The San Francisco Bay Area is a beautiful area – in more ways than one. It is a pocket of mountains, ocean and most beautifully, diverse people. There are around 150 languages spoken in the Bay Area, and with the many languages come many religions. These great number of people … Continue reading →