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NAFWB News
Stay up-to-date on happenings throughout the Free Will Baptist denomination with this week's NAFWB News. Read below the exciting things going on in our national ministries.
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That's a Wrap! The 2025 National Convention is in the books, and what a week it was! Nearly 4,000 Free Will Baptists gathered in Kansas City, and to say we "brought the heat" to the city is an understatement. Thank you to all of the staff, volunteers, and participants who made this year's convention such a memorable one.
Save the date for next year's convention July 19-22 in Columbus, Ohio. See you there!
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Save the Date: Estate Planning Webinar
The Free Will Baptist Foundation and Cornerstone Estate Planning are hosting a FREE estate planning webinar Sunday, September 28, at 6:00 PM CT. Individuals or churches can tune in to the 30-minute webinar to get valuable information on the Free Will Baptist Estate Plan. Register here to receive a private link for viewing the webinar.
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Growing Together & Pastor Wife HangoutThe next Growing Together session, "Grandparenting With Purpose," will be presented by Carol Reid Tuesday, August 12, at 6:00 PM CT.
The next Pastor's Wife Hangout will be Monday, August 18, at 6:00 PM. Join with other pastors' wives from across the denomination for fellowship, encouragement, and growth. Register for these sessions at nafwb.org/grow.
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Master's Men Deep South Golf Tourney
Register now for the Master’s Men Mid-South Golf Tournament at River Birch Golf Club on October 23-24, 2025, in Amory Mississippi!
The tournament fee is $125 and covers two rounds of golf and the Thursday night meal. Lodging is not included in the tournament fee, but accommodations are available at the nearby Heritage Inn and Suites.
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D6 Devotional Study GuidesYou want to lead your family spiritually, but busy schedules and big age gaps make it hard. D6 Devotional Study Guides give you an easy way to grow in faith together, every day, with age-aligned devotions that connect hearts to Scripture. Order the Sept–Oct Devotional Study Guides HERE and get ready to start growing together.
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Professor's Music Featured at HarvardThe music of Dr. James Stevens, Dean of the School of Music at Welch College, was performed in a pipe organ concert by Carson Cooman at the Harvard University Memorial Church in Cambridge, Massachusetts on June 11, according to Welch President Matt Pinson. Read the full news release.
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New Article: "Leveling Up!"Discover why maintaining your health as you age is more than a personal goal—it's a spiritual, mental, and financial priority. In this new article, John Brummitt explores the real-life challenges of staying fit through parenthood and aging, and offers encouragement to steward your body well for the long haul! Read the article: "Leveling Up! Keeping Health a Priority as You Age."
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Teaching English in Jordan
Living in a land that was once the home of nations featured in the Old Testament and Israel’s famous crossing of the Jordan River, modern-day Jordanians have little access to the Gospel.
Despite their remarkable biblical history, the population is over 96% Muslim.
But now, a need for education resources for Jordanians and the hundreds of thousands of refugees within their borders opens the door for native English-speaking Christians to meet both an educational and a spiritual need in this beautiful nation.
IM is looking for Christians with bachelor’s degrees to teach English in Jordan and other unreached countries. Could you be one of them?
Learn more here: https://bit.ly/3HDpzSP.
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