Sending
Their Members Into Mission Activities
We believe that every church should have a vision that includes sending disciples into mission activities to make a loving difference in the lives of those who do not know Jesus
We accomplish this by assisting churches by recruiting, training, and mobilizing their members as disciples of Jesus and by sending them into:
- Their communities
- Their neighboring states and nations
- The nations of the world
Below, you will find the most recent articles, as well as links and resources, that relate to our churches sending their members into mission activities for the sake of the gospel and the people that need to hear it.
Missionaries With KNCSB Connections:
News and Resources
Associational and State Missions Offering: Promotional Material Downloads
Materials will be available in the month of August. In order to download these materials, click on item. Look in the top of the screen and find the download icon. Click on that icon and choose where to download to your computer. If you have problems contact, Tim Boyd...
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Fort Hays alumni make worldwide impact
Editor’s note: Christian Challenge at Fort Hays State University, Hays, Kan., is one of the featured ministries in the 2018-2019 KNCSB Associational and State Missions Offering. The offering goal is $210,000. Fifty percent of receipts will go to the association where...
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Annual KNCSB missions emphasis approaches
Kansas-Nebraska Southern Baptists observe the KNCSB Associational and State Missions emphasis in the fall. The 2018-2019 offering goal is $210,000. Half of the money received will go back to the association where it was given. The offering is collected year around --...
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Weddings mark church’s spiritual growth
Editor’s note: Arturo Nuñez is one of the featured missionaries for the 2018-2019 KNCSB Associational and State Missions Offering. The offering goal is $210,000. Fifty percent of receipts will go to the association where the money was given. By Sue Sprenkle It’s an...
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Tornado recovery efforts continue in Eureka, Kan.
For the second time in less than two years a tornado struck Eureka, Kan., population 2,500. Local residents had almost no warning when an EF-3 tornado struck the town around 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, June 26. The other tornado occurred July 11, 2016. Jefferson Street Baptist...
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Update from Fort Hays Christian Challenge
By Carin Cochran After 24 years as director of Christian Challenge at Fort Hays State University, Hays, Kan., I still love what I do. I still get excited to see God working in students’ lives. I still enjoy the planning and anticipation of the fall semester and the...
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