BCM/D NEWS

Young Adults Gather at Skycroft for Worship, Rest and Renewal

Young Adults Gather at Skycroft for Worship, Rest and Renewal

Following a successful “ABA Big Event” youth gathering earlier this year, Arundel Baptist Association (ABA) pastors hosted a young adult gathering at Skycroft Conference Center on Oct. 31- Nov. 2.  About 70 young adults in their 20s and early 30s showed up ready to worship, grow, and experience God on South Mountain. The ABA and the Baptist Convention of Maryland/Delaware helped with resources.

The organizers, representing multiple ABA churches, were excited. Matt Gardner, youth pastor of The Church at Severn Run, said, “We began meeting and praying about this event so long ago. Seeing God provide and bring it all together is a huge blessing.”

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Hurricane Melissa set to be before/after event for Jamaica

Hurricane Melissa set to be before/after event for Jamaica

By Scott Barkley 

NASHVILLE (BP) – Southern Baptist leaders are encouraging churches to pray for and consider how to contribute financially for those in the path of Hurricane Melissa.

Melissa is a Category 5 storm with maximum sustained winds of 165 mph and is expected to turn northward later today or tonight, bringing “catastrophic and life-threatening winds, flooding, and storm surge for Jamaica,” reported the National Hurricane Center in Miami today (Oct. 27).

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Disability Ministry Homecoming Dance Brings Joy

Disability Ministry Homecoming Dance Brings Joy

On Friday, Oct. 24, Berlin First Baptist Church hosted a homecoming dance for individuals with disabilities. Partnering with nearby Fathom Church, the event was held in Fathom’s spacious renovated barn, located behind a cornfield — a perfect setting for what, for many high school students, is a treasured autumn tradition.

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Faith Church Embraces a Season of Renewal

Faith Church Embraces a Season of Renewal

Just two years ago, Faith Church in Elkton, Md., was at a crossroads. Their attendance numbers were down, and their average age was around 70. Today, the congregation is experiencing new life, and they’re excited about what God is doing in their midst.

When Pastor Richard Berry and his wife, Sandy accepted the call to lead Faith Church in 2022, he did so with the understanding that the church would enter a season of rebirth.

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