September 27, 2017
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CBFNC Open House
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Join us on Sunday, October 1st, at our new office!
Take a look around the new space, meet our staff, and share a light snack.
CBFNC, 2640 Reynolda Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27106.
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336-759-3456
888-822-1944 (toll free)
336-759-3459 (fax)
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Connect with CBFNC and others across the state!
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 Have you checked out the CBFNC Blog lately? We have several new posts about God's work in our communities and in our world. Join the conversation by adding your own thoughts about the ways you've seen God in the ordinary moments.
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CBFNC
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Companerismo Cristiano Emanuel
September 30, 2017 Training for Youth
October 14, 2017 Retire para pastores (Pastor's retreat)
September 30, 2017 - Trinity, Raleigh
October 1, 2017
CBFNC office, Winston-Salem
October 28, 2017 - First, Boone
November 4, 2017 - Oakmont, Greenville
November 11, 2017 - Zebulon, Zebulon
November 5, 2017
HillSong, Chapel Hill
Youth Ski Retreat
January 26-28, 2018
Winterplace, WV
January 27-28, 2018
Camp Mundo Vista, Sophia
Children's Choir Festival
March 3, 2018
First, Greensboro
Christian Coaching Exploration Conference Call - free
March 6, 2018
10-10:45am
Call (641) 715-0635, access code: 973776#
March 9-10, 2018
Wingate University
March 15-17, 2018
Knollwood, Winston-Salem
April 9-10, 2018
Christmount Conference Center, Black Mountain
June 11-12, 2018
Christmount Conference Center, Black Mountain
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Hurricane Matthew Response
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Grant Application
The Hurricane Matthew Response Grant program seeks to assist CBFNC churches by providing help for rebuilding projects for the flood victims of Hurricane Matthew. These projects should focus on "necessities."
Click here to download
the grant application.
Interested in a mission trip to Lumberton, NC, to help with Hurricane Matthew flood relief? In addition to NC Baptist Men, two CBFNC churches are able to provide housing for teams. Contact Dave Hawes at Godwin Heights Baptist Church, Lumberton, (704) 473-2875. Week-long or weekend, all help is needed and valued.
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CBF Global
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CBF pastors sign statement condemning racism and recommit to pursuing racial justice
More than 100 Cooperative Baptist Fellowship pastors from across the United States have signed a statement by CBF today condemning racism, white supremacy and bigotry and committing to confront "any form of racism we
encounter - individual and systemic." The letter, titled "A Statement Concerning Racism in our Nation," emphasizes that "silence is an affront to the Gospel."
"This moment requires more from us as churches and as a nation," the statement says. "As Dr. King reminds us, the greatest tragedy is not the 'strident clamor of the bad people, but the appalling silence of the good people.' Silence is not an option. Silence is not Christian. Silence is an affront to the Gospel. We will not be silent."
read more
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News from Our Higher Education Partners
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 Through the CBFNC budget and the Mission Resource Plan, CBFNC provides significant scholarship assistance to students engaged in theological education. Find the application here.
Be sure to check out the Keesee Foundation's theological education grant information. Read more.
For more information about School of Divinity events, call (704) 406-3205.
Compensation and Taxes for Ministry Leaders - September 27, 2017.
more information
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| News from Partners and Friends of CBFNC |
Presbyterian Older Adult Ministry Network
"Celebrating the Gift of Aging," a
regional conference for older adults, pastors, and lay leaders, will take place at Highland Presbyterian Church in Winston-Salem on October 19, 2017. Rev. Jill Crainshaw will be keynote speaker.
More information.
A Spiritual Journey to Wholeness
Discover your unique path to healing and wholeness during this Enneagram weekend retreat, November 10-11, 2017, at Peace Haven, Winston-Salem.
More information.
Baptist Children's Homes Annual Offering
Through the Baptist Children's Homes Annual Offering, your church not only provides safe, caring homes to North Carolina boys and girls who have endured traumatic abuse and neglect, but you introduce them to the Gospel. See how you are changing children's lives -- watch
SAVED and experience the story of the nine-year-old big brother who rescued his sister. Be a part of saving children's lives at
www.bchoffering.org November 12-19, 2017.
Survey - Women in Baptist Seminaries
Abbey Research is gathering participants for a project on experiences of women in Baptist seminaries, trying to discern potential patterns unique to Baptist polity and culture regarding language about and treatment of women. The project is open to all graduates of any Baptist seminary.
Click here to complete the survey.
Institute for Faith & Learning
Jason Coker, Mississippi CBF and founder of Delta Hands for Hope.
Lenoir Rhyne Grace Chapel at 7pm on
February 1, 2018.
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NC Baptist Aging Ministry events
Three Fall Regional Gatherings are planned as part of NCBAM's AAIM outreach (Aging Adults Innovating Ministry). AAIM events seek to strengthen ministries to aging adults. The theme for the Fall Gatherings will be "Come as You Are." Each event will feature special speakers, music, regional highlights and a round-table discussion. The cost is only $10 and includes lunch. The Gatherings will be held Oct. 17, 2017, in Thomasville, and Oct. 19, 2017, in Asheville. Register online at ncbam.org/events or call (877) 506-2226.
Baptist Children's Homes Offers One-Day, Local Missions Projects
Baptist Children's Homes is hosting statewide Saturday "Friends of Children" workdays. Make a difference within our NC mission field. A free lunch is served and there are projects for all ages.
Saturday, September 30 - Cameron Boys Camp in Cameron
Presbyterian Older Adult Ministry Network is sponsoring a regional conference on older adult ministry with Dr. Jill Crainshaw as keynote speaker. October 19, 2017, at Highland Presbyterian, Winston-Salem.
6th Annual NC Women's Preaching Festival will take place October 26-27, 2017, at Trinity Avenue Presbyterian Church in Durham. Featured preachers include Rev. Shyrl Hinnant-Uzzell, Rev. Dr. Carolyn Sharp, Rev. Chalice Overy, and Dr. Sharon Schulze.
more information
Vital Worship Grants Program
The Vital Worship Grants Program at the Calvin Institute of Christian Worship
encourages grant proposals developed through a collaborative process from emerging and established churches; seminaries, colleges, and schools; hospitals, nursing homes and other organizations.
This program is made possible with funds provided by Lilly Endowment Inc. more information
Are you a New Church Planter?
The CBF Church Start Discernment Cohorts is a free 8-week online experience is for those discerning and living out a call into church starting. It is a creative space for folk who are already in the process of starting a church to explore and work through the vision and mission. This is a safe space for all participants who engage in the secure and private site.
Participants will work through the basics of contextual church starting, introspective writing, and group conversation. Over the 8-weeks, the candidate will be accumulating his or her writings in a church start profile, which serves as a tool for the starter and evaluation tool for CBF. F
uture cohorts will be October 8-December 1, 2017; January 14 - March 9, 2018; April 22 - June 15, 2018; July 8 - August 31, 2018; and October 7 - November 30, 2018. To join the cohort, candidates must complete this form.
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Resources from CBFNC coordinators!
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 The Alphabet of Errors: How to Teach the Bible Better, a brand new resource written by CBFNC Church Resources Coordinator Rick Jordan, is now available! With over 30 years of teaching experience, Dr. Rick Jordan has learned what works - and what does not - in leading a Bible study.
Find his book here
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Church Revitalization & Resourcing
is an important part of the CBFNC vision. So, at the initiative of Eddie Hammett (CBFNC Church and Clergy Coach) and with the blessing of his publisher, CBFNC is providing a
'freemium'
- a sample of Eddie's series of books focused on church revitalization. For the
FREE
download, click here.
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Personnel Requests
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Frequently CBFNC receives requests from churches about placing an ad for filling church positions or staff. While we do not have a place for these ads in our newsletter,
The Gathering, we are willing to publish positions on our
Ministry Job Board. We also offer a Reference and Referral service with our Ministerial Transitions Coordinators for staff positions. Please visit
our website to learn more about staff placement through CBFNC.
Looking for a Place in Ministry? Learn more about the Ministerial Transitions Facilitators.
List your ministry position on CBFNC's new job board!
Take a look!
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CBFNC's headquarters are not in an office suite in Winston-Salem, but in congregations from the Atlantic in the east to the Appalachians in the west. Thank you for your partnership!
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