BRKC News

Pandemic Pandemonium

2020 has definitely been one for the record books.  Covid-19, racial unrest, and political tensions, to name a few, have only served to reinforce that this earth is not our home.  As we try to navigate what the new “normal” might look like, we find ourselves with unprecedented opportunities for ministry.  Since the start of [...]

By |August 7th, 2020|Assisting Community Transformation, BRKC News, Newsletter|Comments Off on Pandemic Pandemonium

BR-KC Race Relations Proposal

We know these last few months have been particularly challenging in unprecedented ways. We want to be a source of encouragement and resourcing for you as we continue to deal with Covid-19, religious liberty issues, and heightened racial tensions. Below is a general proposal and suggested resources and strategies to help you and your church [...]

By |July 24th, 2020|Assisting Community Transformation, BRKC News, Dr. Hammer Updates|Comments Off on BR-KC Race Relations Proposal

BR-KC’s Stand on Racism

BR-KC is an ethnically diverse network of 130 Southern Baptist Churches in Jackson and Cass County, Missouri Let us simply state first that we are against injustice and racism and mistreatment of any person for the color of their skin or for any other reason. We are horrified at the killing of George Floyd and [...]

By |June 5th, 2020|BRKC News, Dr. Hammer Updates|Comments Off on BR-KC’s Stand on Racism

Collegiate Ministry Update

Collegiate Impact by Travis Hamm At Avila University I have been leading a Gospel Foundation Bible Study, the first of hopefully several Bible studies on this campus. The five-lesson study serves as an introduction to the basics of Christianity. In sharing the redemptive story of the Bible, I use the 3 Circles visual tool, which [...]

By |April 3rd, 2020|BRKC News, College Ministry|Comments Off on Collegiate Ministry Update

Mt. Washington Baptist Celebrates 108 Years!

On Sunday, March 3, 1912, thirty people came together to charter Mount Washington Baptist Church, electing D. W. Riggs to serve as pastor, meeting above the Mount Washington State Bank on Wilson Road, in Independence. Mount Washington quickly grew to one of the largest congregations in the Independence community, at one time registering nearly one [...]

By |April 3rd, 2020|BRKC News, Church Spotlight|Comments Off on Mt. Washington Baptist Celebrates 108 Years!

BR-KC Hosts Annual Appreciation Banquet

Almost 150 people gathered on February 7th to enjoy the annual Blue River-Kansas City Baptist Association Appreciation Banquet. Pastors, staff and spouses enjoyed a fun night of delicious food, great door prizes and hilarious comedy. In addition to the normal crowd, former missionaries and retired pastors were invited and recognized by Dr. Hammer with gift [...]

By |March 2nd, 2020|BRKC News, News from the Churches|Comments Off on BR-KC Hosts Annual Appreciation Banquet

Fellowship Church Experiences What Can Be Done Together

It was June of 2014, Fellowship Church in Greenwood had been in existence barely 2 years. There was a dream of something more emerging from this church replant. Together we were ready to move beyond what we could see, and believe God in order to experience what could not yet be seen. We began to [...]

By |January 31st, 2020|BRKC News, News from the Churches, Newsletter|Comments Off on Fellowship Church Experiences What Can Be Done Together

Meet One of our Newest Churches

Get to know Faith Baptist of Lee's Summit - one of our newest member churches! Faith Baptist Church was started in 1955 as Ridgewood Baptist Church and later was changed to Faith Baptist Church in 1967. It was founded by Pastor Robert Glover who started the church and was the pastor for over 40 years. [...]

By |January 10th, 2020|BRKC News, Church Spotlight|Comments Off on Meet One of our Newest Churches

MultiEthnic CPC Still Going Strong

During one of the eyeglass clinics held this year at the International Welcome Center, a lady who seemed very excited, approached me and asked me two questions: “Where did all these people who are doing the clinic come from and what encourages them to do this?” I responded, “These people come from different Baptist Churches [...]

By |January 10th, 2020|Assisting Community Transformation, BRKC News, Church Planting|Comments Off on MultiEthnic CPC Still Going Strong

November Celebrated Two R|H Grand Openings

Years in the making, November saw the Grand Opening of two Restoration House (R|H) dreams. The much-anticipated Home for Minor Victims of human trafficking, now called the Mabee House, had its grand opening on November 6th. The home, operated in partnership with the Missouri Baptist Children’s Home, will house up to seven girls, usually between [...]

By |December 6th, 2019|Assisting Community Transformation, BRKC News, Newsletter, Restoration House|Comments Off on November Celebrated Two R|H Grand Openings
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