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
‘Leave room for the mystery of God’
By Robbie Nutter My mentor Bob Anderson used to always tell me that in ministry, “We have to leave room for the mystery of God.” Maybe in that regard 2020 has been a gift to us. I know it has brought on a lot of fear, heartache, and frustration. It has also brought a...
Collegiate ministries face unknowns this fall
KNCSB collegiate ministries are facing many unknowns about how they will minister to students this fall. Robbie Nutter is the new KNCSB collegiate ministry director. He is serving part time as he continues to lead Christian Challenge at Kansas State University. He...
Annual missions offering benefits KNCSB and associations
“Celebrating 75 Years of Sharing the Gospel in Every Town, City and Campus” is theme of the 2020-21 KNCSB Viola Webb Associational and State Missions Offering. The offering goal is $210,000. Fifty percent of offering receipts go to the association where it was given....
David Martinez helps lead efforts to start Hispanic churches
Editor’s note: David Martinez is one of the featured missionaries in the 2020-21 Kansas-Nebraska Associational and State Missions Offering. Like other pastors, the coronavirus crisis changed the way he is doing ministry. Some of the ministries mentioned here were...
Fort Hays students tackle coronavirus challenges
The coronavirus crisis led to a new day in ministry for KNCSB churches and collegiate ministries. Christian Challenge at Fort Hays State University, Hays, Kan., took its ministry online. Yet students ministered in person as conditions allowed. Carin Cochran, director...
Teams join God’s work in inner-city Fort Worth
Southeast Kansas Baptist Association and its ministry partners led the 28th annual outreach in inner-city Fort Worth, Texas, in January and February. This year saw a change as the association sent two teams. First Baptist Church, Joplin, Mo., sent a separate team as...