Response and recovery efforts in the communities that were significantly impacted by Hurricane Helene will be a long-term development. Visit our WNC Disaster Response page for opportunities offered by CBFNC and other trusted ministry partners to help our neighbors in the region.
Gain new tools to help your church THRIVE at the Creative Workshop Retreat, November 14-15 at Ardmore Baptist, Winston-Salem. More info here.
The Cooperative Baptist Fellowship of North Carolina’s Helping Pastors Thrive Program is to provide pastors ongoing opportunities and environments for relational learning, spiritual formation, and professional development in the practices of Christian ministry across the vocational life span. Through a program of intentional mentoring and peer-based learning,
Helping Pastors Thrive will meet CBFNC pastors’ needs for professional development and vocational and spiritual well-being as they serve their congregations. Pastors who thrive will inevitably contribute to congregational health and the vitality of their congregation’s ministries in the communities they seek to serve.
For generations, churches have measured success in ways that made sense for a different era—full pews, bustling Sunday school classes and steady financial giving. But in today’s rapidly changing landscape, these traditional markers may no…
For many churches, the realities of today’s landscape can feel overwhelming. Attendance isn’t what it used to be, budgets are tighter and beloved spaces sit emptier than before. The ministries that once thrived may now…
Thank you to all of the North Carolina Cooperative Baptist churches and individuals who made the “Meals for the Mountains” such a success. We completed the project on July 31 with a set of clothes…
