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Public Speaking Course

Have you ever wished that you could improve your public speaking skills?  Or wondered how bivocational pastors find the time to improve their communication skills?  Then this course is for you! Presented by Wayne Geiger, pastor and doctoral student at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, this course is designed specifically for bivocational preachers and teachers to equip [...]

By |August 31st, 2018|Education, Equipping Leaders, Uncategorized|Comments Off on Public Speaking Course

Pray for Collegiate Ministry in Kansas City and Beyond!

By Travis Hamm, BR-KC Collegiate Minister and MBC Collegiate Ministry Strategist There’s always so much going on in our ministry, and if you are like me, it’s easy to just go from one thing to the next without stopping.  In my e-newsletters I try to give you a glimpse into the ministry by offering some highlights of [...]

By |July 12th, 2018|College Ministry|Comments Off on Pray for Collegiate Ministry in Kansas City and Beyond!

Calvary Baptist Independence Offers Credit-Earning Theology Classes

Calvary Baptist Church Independence Memorial Christian Education Center Calvary Baptist Church is excited to announce its initial Contextualized Leadership Development (CLD) education course offerings for 2018. These classes are being offered in conjunction with Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and can be used for undergraduate college credit up to 24 hours towards an undergraduate degree. There [...]

By |June 11th, 2018|Education|Comments Off on Calvary Baptist Independence Offers Credit-Earning Theology Classes

Two Churches Merge for Greater Kingdom Impact

By Pastor Chris Hicks and Pastor Gary Jones Greater Kingdom advancement is what is happening here in the Midwest. On Easter Sunday April 1, The U Church merged with Belvidere Heights Baptist Church. The U Church, an African-American congregation led by Pastor Gary Jones and Belvidere Heights, led by Pastor Chris Hicks, have joined together [...]

By |May 23rd, 2018|Church Ministry Updates|Comments Off on Two Churches Merge for Greater Kingdom Impact

BR-KC Partners with Dan Southerland to Resource Pastors

Dear Pastors/Staff, Recently, we became aware that Dan Southerland, pastor of Westside Family Church in Lenexa was transitioning toward retirement.  Dan is a Kingdom-minded, Kingdom-expanding pastor who has planted 19 churches in the Greater KC area and over 200 house churches overseas.  He has a passion to continue mentoring and consulting with pastors and church [...]

By |May 1st, 2018|Equipping Leaders|Comments Off on BR-KC Partners with Dan Southerland to Resource Pastors

Every Nation, Every Tongue: People Teams Update Spring 2018

The LORD is active among many people groups in Kansas City as He sends out laborers and draws people to Himself from all tribes and tongues. Because of the LORD's leading and investment of BR-KC, MBC, and NAMB, the People Teams ministry has been able to challenge the Greater Church in Kansas City to pray [...]

By |April 21st, 2018|People Teams|Comments Off on Every Nation, Every Tongue: People Teams Update Spring 2018

Buy Bookmarks to Help Children Buy Goats

The children of Spring Valley Baptist and their teachers have designed bookmarks that have been laminated to sell for a dollar each to make money to buy goats through World Vision to end hunger and human trafficking. We will offer a World Vision magazine to each person who buys a bookmark. TIME April 28, 10:00am [...]

By |April 17th, 2018|Gospel Outreach|Comments Off on Buy Bookmarks to Help Children Buy Goats

BR-KC Welcomes 4 New Member Churches

BR-KC Approves 4 Diverse Churches for Membership April 8th was a record-breaking night for BR-KC. The Credentials Committee of BR-KC recommended a record number of churches for membership at the Spring Semi-Annual Meeting hosted by The Church at Three Trails in Independence. The motion, presented by Pastor Welby Jones, Chairman of the Credentials Committee, unanimously approved [...]

By |April 11th, 2018|BRKC News|Comments Off on BR-KC Welcomes 4 New Member Churches
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