GARBC: Mike Hess Begins Tenure as National Representative
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“Following an overwhelming confirmation vote at this year’s GARBC conference, Mike Hess has officially begun his tenure as national representative of the Regular Baptist Churches. Outgoing national representative John Greening is scheduled to conclude his ministry on Aug.
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The Well, the Watercooler, and the Web
Staying Connected in a Changing Culture
By Jeffrey D. Burr. Republished with permission from Baptist Bulletin.
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GARBC National Representative Candidate Named
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“The National Representative Search Committee unanimously recommended Mike [Hess] to the Council of Eighteen for consideration. On Feb. 20, 2018, the council met in Chicago to interview Mike… .
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Regular Baptist Press Has a New Director
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“David Gunn has been named director of Regular Baptist Press. Gunn, who joined the staff of RBP in 2014, assumed his new responsibilities in early September.”
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2016 GARBC Resolutions
Church messengers from all across the country convened on Wednesday, June 29, to attend the General Association of Regular Baptist Churches’ national association 2016 business meeting. Among other actions, the association adopted the following resolutions.
Proclaiming Christ from the Old Testament
The messengers of the General Association of Regular Baptist Churches, meeting together in regular conference June 28—July 1, 2016, at Harvest New Beginnings in Oswego, Illinois,
Believing that the Old Testament Scriptures are rich in teaching concerning Christ (Luke 24:27; John 5:39), regarding such topics as His incarnation, death, resurrection, glory, Messiahship, kingship, and much more,
Rejoicing in the privilege of preaching, teaching, and proclaiming the Old Testament in the light of Christ and New Testament revelation,
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GARBC Launches New National Church Planting Initiative
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“I am thrilled to announce Clare Jewell as our new national church planting coordinator. Clare will be assisting our churches in developing multiple church plants across the country.” E-Info
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