By Jeff Huett DECATUR, Ga. – A pastor with experience leading congregations in Virginia and North Carolina will become the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship’s new Congregational Stewardship Officer. Bradley Boberg, currently the pastor of Ox Hill Baptist Church in Chantily, Va., will join CBF’s development team to provide consultation, resources and support to CBF partner … Continue reading
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CBF announces new staff role, promotion in its Operations staff
By CBF Communications DECATUR, Ga. – Today the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship is announcing more details of a reorganization of its Operations staff that will bolster relationships with CBF state and regional organizations while nurturing staff-wide collaboration and prioritizing employee flourishing. The promotion of LaToya Cross to serve as CBF’s director of human resources and the … Continue reading
CBF anuncia una nueva función y un ascenso en su personal de Operaciones
Por CBF Communications DECATUR, Georgia – El Compañerismo Bautista Cooperativo anuncia más detalles de reorganización de su personal de Operaciones en vistas a reforzar las relaciones con las organizaciones estatales y regionales de CBF, a la vez que busca fomentar la colaboración de todo el personal y dar prioridad al florecimiento de los empleados. La … Continue reading
On Saturday’s Violence and the Call to be Bold Peacemakers
By Paul Baxley, CBF Executive Coordinator Saturday evening brought an act of horrific violence, as a gunman attempted to take the life of former President Donald Trump. On Sunday morning, believers gathered for worship in congregations across our Cooperative Baptist Fellowship family and far beyond. Prayers were offered for President Trump, for the family of … Continue reading
Sobre la violencia del sábado y el llamado a ser audaces pacificadores
Por Paul Baxley, Coordinador Ejecutivo de CBF El sábado por la noche se produjo un acto de horrible violencia cuando un hombre armado intentó acabar con la vida del expresidente Donald Trump. El domingo los creyentes se reunieron para el servicio dominical en congregaciones de toda nuestra familia del Compañerismo Bautista Cooperativo y mucho más … Continue reading
Dr. Aaron Weaver named Executive Director of Baptist History & Heritage Society, will continue full-time in CBF role
The following is a press release from the Baptist History & Heritage Society MACON, Ga. — Baptist communications leader and historian Dr. Aaron Weaver has been selected to serve as the part-time Executive Director of the Baptist History & Heritage Society (BHHS), an 84-year-old group devoted to helping Baptists discover, conserve, assess and share their … Continue reading
CBF Governing Board promotes Kasey Jones to Coordinator of Outreach and Growth
By Jeff Huett Decatur, GA. –Kasey Jones, who joined the staff in 2017 and has led CBF’s outreach and growth work since the Toward Bold Faithfulness restructuring in the fall of 2020, has been promoted to Coordinator of Outreach and Growth by a unanimous vote of CBF’s Governing Board. Jones launched this work from scratch … Continue reading
Junta de Gobierno de CBF asciende a Kasey Jones a Coordinadora de Alcance y Crecimiento
Por Jeff Huett Decatur, GA. –Kasey Jones, quien se unió al personal de CBF en 2017 y ha dirigido el trabajo de alcance y crecimiento desde la reestructuración de Hacia una Fidelidad Audaz en el otoño de 2020, ha sido promovida a Coordinadora de Alcance y Crecimiento por voto unánime de la Junta de Gobierno … Continue reading
CBF selects seasoned pastor as its next church development officer
By Jeff Huett Decatur, GA. –A Cooperative Baptist with more than 30 years of pastoral leadership has been named CBF’s next church development officer. David Turner is currently senior pastor of Central Baptist Church in Richmond, Va., where he has served since 2003. He will begin his new role on August 1. As church development … Continue reading
CBF Governing Board proposes flat budget for 2025
By Jeff Huett View budget in Spanish here. DECATUR, Ga.― Cooperative Baptists attending General Assembly next week in Greensboro, N.C., will vote on a budget proposal approved by the CBF Governing Board that shows a modest increase in expected gifts from individuals and congregations with spending essentially flat compared to the previous budget. “We continue to operate with very conservative revenue projections as … Continue reading