Nashville, TN—The Academy for Spiritual Formation announces it will host a Bilingual (Spanish + English) Two-Year Academy in 2020. This is the first Bilingual Academy since 2011 and is part of The Academy’s vision to form ecumenical Christian communities that embrace the multicultural, multiethnic, interfaith landscape of the 21st century. Church leaders, both clergy and lay, … Continue reading
Nashville, TN—La Academia de Formación Espiritual anuncia que organizará una Academia bilingüe (español + inglés) de dos años en el 2020. Esta es la primera Academia bilingüe desde 2011 y es parte de la visión de la Academia de formar comunidades de diferentes confesiones cristianas que incluyan el paisaje multicultural, multiétnico e interreligioso del siglo … Continue reading
By Paul Baxley For three years, the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship has participated in a powerful journey alongside two historically black denominations and a historically black college in the lead-up to the 400th anniversary of black enslavement in the United States. The culmination of that three-year journey came Tuesday when Kasey Jones, CBF associate coordinator of … Continue reading
August 28, 2019 DECATUR, Ga.—CBF Disaster Response is monitoring the forecast path of Tropical Storm Dorian. Also affecting the northwestern Bahamas, Dorian is currently expected to develop into a Category 4 hurricane prior to making landfall on Florida’s east coast on Tuesday. Potential impact may extend from central/north Florida up through the coastal Carolinas. We … Continue reading
August 28, 2019 DECATUR, Ga. – The CBF Foundation (CBFF) Board of Directors of has released the profile for the organization’s next president/chief legacy gifts officer and is actively seeking names and resumes of potential candidates. While a separate 501(c)(3) organization from the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship, the CBF Foundation manages endowments for CBF Global and … Continue reading
By Marv Knox Greetings from the U.S.-Mexico border, where a Fellowship Southwest team recently crossed back and forth—meeting both refugees and those who serve them; listening to their stories; and thinking and dreaming and praying about how we can help them. Our hearts are full of grief, glory and gratitude as we process all we … Continue reading
Breathe deeply. Summer is coming to a close. For some of us, the deep breaths remind us that we have survived the holy chaos of kids out of school, camps, VBS, and trips disguised as vacations. For others of us, the deep breaths center us as we look ahead to the sprint of the program … Continue reading
