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New Churches To Meet The Spiritual Needs Of Their Communities- Last
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KNCSB churches have banded together to start new churches that have a lasting ministry, that multiply themselves intentionally, that develop church planting leaders, and that transform themselves and their communities into Christlike disciples for the sake of others.
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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Native American church expands outreach efforts
By Doug Lee Solid Rock Baptist Church, Alliance, Neb., is comprised of Native Americans from the Lakota Sioux tribe. It meets on the second Monday of each month in a meeting room called Gallery 3 in downtown Alliance. The people who attend call it church, but many...
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Group from Oklahoma ministers in Alliance, Neb.
Three Native American men from Oklahoma visited Solid Rock Baptist Fellowship, Alliance, Neb., on Monday, April 9. Solid Rock Baptist Fellowship is a simple church that meets once a month. It is comprised mostly of Native Americans from the Lakota Sioux tribe. The...
read moreSeven Tips For Bivocational Pastoring
By Sue Sprenkle Bivocational pastors could be the key for filling vacant pastorates in rural Kansas-Nebraska churches. David Manner, KNCSB associate executive director, thinks it could be a “game changer” for rural communities. Having a two-career pastor can be...
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