Thy Kingdom Come by Morgan Davis
Before a strategy was discussed, before a breakout room filled, and before church leaders opened notebooks to capture something they might carry home, the posture of the 2026 Church Leaders Conference had already been named: Thy Kingdom Come. Drawn from the prayer...
Compassion Before a Crisis
The churches of the Baptist Convention of Maryland/Delaware have made a clear commitment to protecting the vulnerable. By unanimously adopting a constitutional amendment requiring affiliated churches to implement abuse prevention measures, our churches declared that creating safe ministry environments is not optional—it is part of who we are.
BCM/D Annual Meeting 2026 Call for Resolutions
CROWNSVILLE, Md. — The Baptist Convention of Maryland/Delaware’s (BCM/D) Annual Meeting, “The Gathering,” will be on Nov. 9-10, 2026, at the Crowne Plaza Annapolis in Annapolis, MD. Those who would like to submit resolutions for consideration or have questions should...
A Tribute to Melody Knox: A Legacy of Faithful Service by Morgan Davis
On July 12, 2026, as another meaningful week of WMU Girls Camp came to a close, campers, families, staff members, and leaders gathered to honor a woman whose faithful service has profoundly shaped Woman’s Missionary Union throughout Maryland and Delaware. Before those...
Does the Church Need People With Disabilities?
If someone asked you, “Do you want to experience more of Christ?” your answer would likely be yes. If they asked, “Do you want to reach one of the largest unreached people groups?” most believers would answer yes again. Yet both of these opportunities may be sitting right in front of many of us.
Compassion Starts With Showing Up
Real compassion sees people not as projects to fix, but as image bearers to value. Biblical compassion is not rooted in pity, but in the love of God flowing through the people of God. In a world that often moves too fast to notice suffering, the local church has the opportunity to slow down long enough to truly see people.