The International Mission Board exists to serve Southern Baptists in carrying out the Great Commission to make disciples of all nations in order that we might see the fulfillment of the Revelation 7:9 vision of a multitude from every nation, tribe, people, and language knowing and worshiping our Lord Jesus Christ.
All Together Recovery is a program founded and operated by people in recovery. We are dedicated to offering the very best lifesaving, compassionate, and holistic care for men.
Beyond Uganda exists to bring the hope of the Gospel of Jesus Christ to people in our local community and all over the world, specifically serving the lost and vulnerable populations in Uganda. We believe that the devastation of poverty and limited access to resources and opportunities are huge barriers to reaching people with the love of God. Therefore, we are dedicated to meeting the physical needs of people in order to ultimately meet their spiritual needs. This mission is accomplished through programs and projects that empower women, educate children, and restore families.
Our ministry focuses on the following areas: clean water, education, affordable living, and sustainable wages because these are vital necessities in order to break the cycle of generational poverty. Every effort to provide support in these areas is rooted in Biblical discipleship.
Clear Creek Baptist Bible College exists to provide educational preparation for adults called of God into Christian service.
Child Evangelism Fellowship desires to serve your church, providing training and programming to help you evangelize the boys and girls of your community with the Gospel of Jesus Christ, disciple them in the Word of God, and establish them in the local church.
For many children, a backpack from Kentucky Baptists may be all they get for Christmas. 35% of Kentucky’s children live in single-parent homes. Let’s exceed the goal of collecting 10,000 backpacks from Kentucky Baptist churches! Many of the backpacks collected will be distributed directly to children living in poverty in Kentucky, while others will go to needy children in our partner SEND City, Cincinnati.
Learn more with the resources below and contact the Missions Mobilization Team at (502) 489-3530 or missions@kybaptist.org with questions.
Every church can be a multiplying church. How can our convention of churches help you multiply disciples, leaders and churches? What’s your next step?
“So the church throughout all Judea and Galilee and Samaria had peace and was being built up. And walking in the fear of the Lord and in the comfort of the Holy Spirit, it multiplied.” Acts 9:31
An international ministry that is passionate about rock climbing and sharing the love of Jesus. Our mission is to live the love of Jesus in the climbing community so that our fellow climbers see & experience Jesus through fellow climbers in their own context.
The Cooperative Program is the financial fuel as we work Together for the Mission of making disciples of Jesus Christ across Kentucky, the nation and the world. Every dollar you give to your church goes to power the work of the Kentucky Baptist Convention and the Southern Baptist Convention to train pastors, send missionaries, plant new churches and strengthen existing churches.
Demonstrating compassion through serving other at The Lord’s Café (free restaurant ministry). Connecting mission teams to provide community outreach opportunities. The Light Community is a community being developed to help individuals and families gain traction through living in a tiny home farm community.
What is First Priority? First Priority is a strategy to connect the CHURCH to reach the CAMPUS for CHRIST.
FP Clubs meet weekly where students learn to share the Gospel, share their faith stories, invite their non-believing friends to discover Christ’s hope. They also encourage them to stay connected to Jesus, the Club, and a local church. Students can request follow-up, often leading to their first visit to a local youth ministry and deeper church connections.
We at the Freeda Harris Baptist Center seek “to equip the saints for the work of ministry, to build up the body of Christ…” (Ephesians 4:12, CSB) through partnering with local churches in Eastern Kentucky to serve their communities.
Using the gift of an Evangelist, IRPG Mission demonstrates compassion by persuading others to trust in the Lord and grow in faith.
The Jenkins Center for the Christian Understanding of Islam seeks to bring biblical clarity to the challenges of Islam through educating, training, and preparing Christians for faithful service among Muslim peoples. Our goals are to facilitate scholarly engagement of Islam, equip students and local churches to evangelize Muslims, and raise awareness on our seminary and college campus to Islam and Muslim-related issues.
KBF exists to guide churches, institutions, and individuals in funding the “Great Commission” through investments, endowments, and legacy giving. Our vision is to promote a spirit of generosity that encourages Kentucky Baptist to change the world for Christ.
Kentucky Today keeps readers up to speed with state, national and world news and sports. Our perspectives feature sound commentary on the today’s key issues. Kentucky Baptists will find helpful stories from churches leaders across the commonwealth and relevant stories from Baptist Press. Sign up at kybaptist.org/MorningBriefing for the FREE Morning Briefing delivered to your email inbox every morning.
KentuckyWMU is a missions ministry that seeks to engage disciples of Jesus on mission in Kentucky and throughout the world. Our organization provides a variety of resources to assist you and your congregation in cultivating missional lifestyles. This includes customizable missions education featuring “stories from the field”, opportunities to support and engage in local missions, tools to strengthen your prayer life, and access to a network of like-minded Christians who share your Great Commission passion. Whether through missions advocacy, fundraising, prayer, or hands-on involvement, KentuckyWMU is committed to working together to spread the gospel to the world, beginning in our own communities.
The Eliza Broadus Offering® (EBO) was created by KentuckyWMU. It serves to promote Kentucky Baptists’ mission to bring people closer to Christ by providing support to over 200 missions and ministry efforts across the state. EBO makes events like the REACH Conference and other missional/ evangelistic efforts of The Kentucky Baptist Convention possible. Additionally, EBO strengthens and supports Kentucky Missions through missions education programming and grants for both our Kentucky Baptist Associations and for the special ministries of local churches, associations, and communities. By supporting EBO, you become a tangible expression of the common bond we have in Christ and the common mission we have to advance the gospel in our state.
Lifewise Academy equips local churches to provide Bible education to public school kids during school hours.
The Metropolitan New York Baptist Association (MNYBA) is a family of churches of diverse sizes, ethnicities, and languages that cooperate together to make disciples of all people. Our churches meet in apartments, public schools, warehouses, renovated office space, rented facilities and various church buildings in a 75-mile radius from Times Square.
Mission City Travel is a full-service tour and travel company that creates life-giving experiences and travel for groups, churches, and families.
At MissionSafe, our mission is to make sure you are prepared for medical emergencies and trip interruptions wherever you are. We are dedicated to providing outstanding insurance coverage* that offers peace of mind no matter where your travels take you. Whether you’re traveling for work, leisure, with your family, or with a group, our plans are tailored to meet your unique needs and ensure you’re prepared for the unexpected.
The Kentucky Baptist Convention’s Missions Mobilization Team can meet with your missions leaders to hear, assess, and implement an Acts 1:8 strategy for your congregation. Please reach out to us to hear more about the process of a Great Commission strategy.
The mission of Oneida Baptist Institute is to provide a Christian living, learning and working environment in which each of its students, Christian or non-Christian, is diligently challenged to grow mentally, physically, socially and spiritually in order to acquire an Education for Time and Eternity.
What began as a ministry to mountain children in 1899 grew into an outreach to young people from around the world. Located in a small rural village in the mountains of southeastern Kentucky, OBI is a school that has adapted to meet the needs of a changing society while remaining true to its Christian vision and purpose.
OBI accepts day students in grades K-12 and dormitory residents in grades 9 -12. We minister to our students in four major areas: academics, co-curriculars (athletics, clubs and organizations), work program and worship.
Every school deals with the minds of young people, but few, like Oneida, minister to the soul as well. While we respect the backgrounds and beliefs of all of our students, we steadfastly present the Gospel of Jesus Christ in daily chapel services. We provide additional fellowship and discipleship opportunities for young Christians or seekers in our Campus Ministry Program.
Orphan Care Alliance serves as a para-church ministry desiring to equip, connect, and mobilize Christ followers to wrap-around foster, adoptive, relative families and those on the margin of losing their children to foster care.
The Papillion Center is a non-profit faith-based counseling center in Western Kentucky. We specialize in reaching kids and families from hard places.
You are called to obey the Great Commandment, and you are called to pursue the Great Commission. So we will encourage you to love God with all you are, and we will equip you to serve God wherever He calls. Whether you’re just beginning your journey or have decades of experience, we will equip you to live your calling.
Sunrise Children’s Services provides care and hope for hurting families and children through Christ-centered ministries. Sunrise Children’s Services has been at the forefront in the fight to protect Kentucky’s children since 1869. Today, Sunrise is a home for children who have been abused and neglected — children whose lives have been scarred by unspeakable physical, sexual, and emotional abuse — and who have been removed from their homes. From the president of our organization down to our direct care staff, our goal every day is to provide a place of refuge, of hope, of love, and of healing to these children whose lives have been devastated. For these children, Sunrise is a place where they can begin to feel safe, a place where they encounter adults who give unconditional love, and a place where they can begin to learn that the world can be a good place.