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KBF eNews April 2010
In This Issue WELCOME to our April

You've Got the Time edition of KBF eNews!
Morocco Crackdown
Kentucky Baptist Fellowship appreciates the opportunity to
Mountain Hope
communicate with you in this format. You will still
Chuck Bugg & KBF be mailed regular installments of our printed newsletter, KBF
KY Council of Churches News. By forwarding this enewsletter along, you are inviting
others to join our mission.
BSK News
Mission Opportunities Quick Links
KBF Spring Gathering

KBF Website
Extreme Build 2010
CBF General Assembly Mountain Hope Website
On the Road Again CBF Website
You've Got the Time a Great Success in Kentucky
Twenty-eight churches in Kentucky have (or will) participated in "You've Got the Time." This
Bible listening program is sponsored by Cooperative Baptist Fellowship, in partnership with
Faith Comes by Hearing. Many Kentucky churches have listened to scripture during the
Lenten season. Others will listen later. Here are two testimonials from churches that have
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participated with You've Got the Time.
First Baptist Church, Middlesboro, Kentucky

By Matt DuVall, Pastor
We decided to participate in this new opportunity because we

wanted to hear the scriptures in a new way. We offered our
congregation several ways to participate in listening through
the New Testament. Of course everyone had a "free" copy
given to them that they were able to listen to at their
pace. Some of our technology-challenged members had a
hard time figuring out the difference between a regular CD
and an mp3 formatted CD, but most figured out some way to
play the disc.
Beginning on Ash Wednesday, we have held listening sessions

at the noon hour and in the late afternoon to offer corporate
opportunities to listen through the New Testament. We have also used our Wednesday night
Bible study time as well as our Sunday night Bible study time as an opportunity to listen
together. We generally begin each corporate session with a time of silence or prayer to
center us, and then after listening, we talk for a few minutes about what we heard and what
spoke to our lives where we are today. In our listening together, we have encountered the
word made flesh that dwells among us.
Freeman Thompson said of this experience: "Listening to the readings of the New Testament
has been an inspiration to me. Hearing the different voices has made the scriptures come
alive. I look forward, with anticipation, to each of our listening sessions. This new way of
encountering the Scriptures has aroused a deeper desire to be more faithful in my study of
the Bible."
Barbara Asher said: "You've Got the Time" is an amazing project. It has added a whole new
dimension to Bible study for me. I haven't been faithful in reading the Bible every day, but
this format has helped me to focus and get into the habit of being more disciplined. To think
of people all over the world also being able to hear the Bible in the same way, at the same
time, and in their own language, and to think of all the work and planning that went into
this project is mind boggling. I am so glad that our church is participating. Thanks to all
who had a part in promoting the idea."
Trinity Baptist Church, Lexington

By Jay Robison, Pastor
I am glad to add some testimony regarding "You've Got

the Time." This is one of the finest things Cooperative
Baptist Fellowship has ever done. It shows our
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commitment to the Bible, which those who are against us

have questioned. There are many people at Trinity who
love God and our church but I am convinced really do not
spend time in God's word. You've Got the Time has helped
us creatively challenge people to take a next step in their
walk with God.
Peyton, a middle-schooler, said, "I have enjoyed the CD.

It inspires me. I listen to it and learn about God when I am doing chores or homework. I
want to tell everyone to listen to it each day."
We have used the Proclaimer to read our scripture for the sermons over the past several
weeks. Doing this has shown us how they can be used around the world. I thank God that
we have been able to distribute the discs in several languages including Spanish, French,
Swahili, and Lingala. This is very important because some of our worshipers could hear the
Bible in their heart language. And all of this was done at no cost to us!
I have listened to much of the New Testament through a link on our website. From a
Cooperative Baptist Fellowship webinar I heard about having a tangible expression of
accountability and commitment. At Trinity we have two Mosaics at the front of our
sanctuary. Each week children and Adults add a piece of paper for each day or book
they have read. We have people who commute to work every day that are now working
through the New Testament for a second time!
Louisville Youth Give Weekend to Serve in Nada
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Youth from Broadway Baptist (Louisville), Crescent Hill Baptist (Louisville), First Baptist
(Shepherdsville), Highland Baptist (Louisville), and Ridgewood Baptist (Louisville) spent the
weekend of March 19-20 in fellowship, worship, and on mission in the Nada and Booneville
communities.Fifty youth and adults participated in community clean-up, beautifcation,
children's crafts, senior adult bingo, and building new relationships with friends from
Louisville, Nada and Booneville. Thanks to the work and planning of Paula Settle, and Emilee
Causey, this weekend of service was a great time for all.
Click here to view a slideshow of pictures from the weekend.
Morocco crackdown on Christian Aid workers impacts

EEAM
Beginning on March 8, Moroccan authorities ordered the deportation of dozens of foreign
Christian aid workers in at least five major cities in Morocco. What had been a long-standing
truce between Muslims and Christians was now being called into question. The largest
incident took place at the Village of Hope Orphanage in Ain Leuh. The 33 abandoned
children were separated from their adoptive parents because the Moroccan
authorities accused the orphanage and its volunteers of spreading Christianity, a major
offense in Morocco.
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This difficult news impacts our friends who are directly involved with both the EEAM and the
Village of Hope in Ain Leuh. Additionally, some of our friends who are members of
congregations either as students or refugees in the EEAM congregations have been targets
and have been deported.
The KBF, CBF, and others are heartbroken over this latest news and continue to listen to our
friends along with other leaders for ways which we can assist. As for now, we are asked to
pray and to tell the story of this crackdown in a factual manner so that we can help bring
positive change to a challenging situation.
For more information, please contact Joshua Speight at

502-426-1931 or josh@kybf.org
Important Links for understanding:
- Our friends sent to KBF the Official Response from the Protestant Church in France and the
EEAM in Morocco. Please read to gain a better understanding of the overall position these
faithful Christian leaders are taking against this injustice.
- Additionally, we received a brief explanation concerning the Moroccan laws regarding this
latest crackdown.
-Below you will find links to national press coverage regarding the Moroccan crackdown:
http://www.time.com/time/world/article/0,8599,1973739,00.html
http://www.csmonitor.com/World/Middle-East/2010/0311/Christian-aid-worker-purge-
Morocco-orders-dozens-in-five-cities-to-be-deported
Ben Newell Leads Mountain Hope Community Development

Conference
Ben Newell, CBF Field Personnel for Together For Hope, Arkansas
encouraged participants to discover the assets of the Nada and Owsley
County communities. On Friday, March 12, almost 50 participants from
the local communities and churches who will be volunteering this
summer gathered at First Baptist Church in Winchester for the annual
Mountain Hope Community Development Conference sponsored by
Kentucky Baptist Fellowship. Ben divided the room into breakout
groups to discover their own assets based on their community.
The groups
discovered there
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are many local

assets in these communities, assets
like the Gorgeous Gals of Nada who
create and sell jewelry or the
resources offered through the Owsley
County Action Team. Identifying
assets like these in Nada and Owsley
County can help local leaders work
together with churches and concerned
people toward a hopeful future. The
conference continues to be a
wonderful gathering for leaders to learn from one another and grow in our shared burden for
these communities. Special thanks to Paula Settle, Keith Stillwell, Becky Colliver, Emilee
Causey, and First Baptist Winchester for helping to organize the conference.
Click here for more photos from the event.
Chuck Bugg to Provide Leadership Consultation in

Kentucky
The Coordinating Council of the Kentucky Baptist Fellowship
unanimously approved entering into an agreement with
Cooperative Baptist Fellowship and Dr. Chuck Bugg. Dr. Bugg
will be a leadership consultant for Cooperative Baptist
Fellowship and Kentucky Baptist Fellowship. He will assist in
leadership development, networking and assisting churches
and ministers during transitions.
John Lepper, Coordinator of Kentucky Baptist Fellowship, said:

"Chuck Bugg is an outstanding churchman, professor and
preacher. He retired this past May from Gardner Webb and is in
the process of moving back to Kentucky. He has been interim pastor over 20 times.
Additionally, he has received training as an Intentional Interim. He will greatly assist pastors
and churches during times of transition and also by providing leadership training and
consultation."
According to a Memorandum of Understanding, Cooperative Baptist Fellowship has agreed to

pay a small salary. Kentucky Baptist Fellowship will provide Dr. Bugg with office space and
some expense money. He plans to attend the Spring Gathering in Stanford and will be
available to churches and church leaders later this summer.
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Coordinating Council to Recommend Membership in

Kentucky Council of Churches
Those present in the business session at the Spring Gathering in Stanford (April 24), will
have an opportunity to vote on a recommendation by the Coordinating Council that
Kentucky Baptist Fellowship move from observer status to full membership. Kentucky
Baptist Fellowship has been an "observer" in the Kentucky Council of Churches for several
years. In recent months, the Networking/Communication work group of the Coordinating
Council, Bob Coons, Chair, has studied the possibility of a more active participation with
Kentucky Council of Churches.
On behalf of his work group, Bob Coons, recommended at the March Coordinating Council
meeting that Kentucky Baptist Fellowship move from observer status with the KCC to full
membership. It was approved unanimously by the Coordinating Council that this
recommendation be brought to the full body in session at the Spring Gathering.
Dr. Marian McClure Taylor, Executive Director of the Kentucky Council of Churches, met with
leadership of Kentucky Baptist Fellowship on several occasions in the past several months,
and also spoke to the Coordinating Council in its March meeting.
Dr. McClure Taylor shared information about the Kentucky Council of Churches, starting with
the simple question, "Why should KBF cooperate?" She answered that question by saying
that KBF cooperation with Kentucky Council of Churches is a logical step from the
cooperation already happening in Kentucky Baptist Fellowship.
Dr. Taylor gave a brief history of the ecumenical movement, beginning in 1910 at the World
Missionary Conference in Edinburgh. Over time, the ecumenical movement continued to
work together in partnership and friendship in missions and service. Kentucky Council of
Churches was established in 1947, succeeding the Kentucky Sunday School Union, which
began in 1865. Over its 133-year history, KCC has sought to extend the ministry of Christ
by expressing unity in Christ and enabling cooperative ministry, especially in Christian public
service. Kentucky Council of Churches hopes to continue that tradition of partnership and
friendship with its eleven denominations, other affiliations and congregations.
At this point, Kentucky Council of Churches is re-visioning what it needs to be and do in

Kentucky and possible ways people can come together to work and serve. John Lepper,
Coordinator of KBF, serves on that visioning team.
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Kentucky Council of Churches will have a display table at our Spring Gathering and Dr.
Marian McClure Taylor will be present during the Friday afternoon and Evening sessions and
will be on hand to answer questions. Chris Skidmore, Associate Director, will also be
present on Friday and will lead a breakout workshop on Saturday.
Baptist Seminary of Kentucky News

Graduation
Baptist Seminary of Kentucky will be holding its Commencement on

Saturday, May 15, 2010 at 10 am in the Mary Anne Sanders
Chapel. Dr. Dwight Moody will be the commencement speaker.
There will be seven graduates, which will make this the largest class
so far to graduate from BSK.
Glenn Hinson Day at BSK
nd
Recently Baptist Seminary of Kentucky celebrated its 2
annual Glenn Hinson Day by inviting Dr. Loyd Allen, the
Sylvan Hills Chair of Baptist Heritage and Professor of Church
History and Spiritual Formation at McAfee School of Theology
in Atlanta, Georgia, to speak on the theme "Conversation as
Pilgrimage." Hinson and Allen are shown together in the above
photo. 75 people attended, including a group who visited Cane
Ridge Meeting Housing during the day.
MISSION ENGAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES
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COLLEGE MISSION ENGAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES
College students interested in summer internship opportunities can apply now through
Student.Go. It's a great way to spend a summer to make a difference in our world.
YOUTH & CHILDREN MISSION

ENGAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES
Passport Missions
1-800-769-0210
Passportkids! 1-800-769-0210
The Timothy Project 1-877-333-9986
Touching Miami with Love 305-397-3857
Additionally, you may contact Josh Speight to inquire about other opportunities with
Wayside Christian Mission in Louisville, Jeff Street Baptist Community at Liberty in Louisville,
Together For Hope in McCreary County, Owsley County, and Powell County, or any other
options.
MISSION ENGAGEMENT THROUGH THE CBF/KBF
Cooperative Baptist Fellowship Field Personnel serve in Kentucky and beyond. There are
many opportunities for you and your congregation to connect with their service.
Here are some ways:
Stay involved with your time - fellowshipportal.ning.com
Support with your gifts to the Offering for Global Missions www.thefellowship.info/OGM
Go with your presence - 2010 mission opportunities can be found here and at www.kybf.org
KBF Spring Gathering and Auxilary Events:

April 23-24
Stanford Baptist Church, Stanford

Special Guest: Robert Parham,
Executive Director, Baptist Center for Ethics
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KBF Leadership Conference:

"Helping My Church Become Missional"
April 23, 2010, 2 to 5 PM
KBF Pastor's Luncheon:

April 23, 2010, 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM
Conference & Luncheon Speaker:

Michael Tutterow, Pastor,
Wieuca Road Baptist Church, Atlanta, GA
Baptist Seminary of Kentucky Banquet

Stanford Baptist Church, Stanford
April 23, 2010, 5:15 pm to 6:45 PM
Cost: $15/person; Advance reservations required.
Contact Glenda Simpson at BSK Office by April 19:
859-455-8191 or glenda.simpson@bsky.org
Extreme Build 2010
Registration Information:
Registration for Extreme Build 2010 is open

until May 1, 2010.
Register online.
Click here or print out the digital copies,

complete and mail to the Kentucky Baptist
Fellowship
225 S. Hurstbourne Pkwy
Suite 205, Louisville, KY 40222
For questions or more information, call
502-426-1931 or email
josh@kybf.org
New for 2010, KBF has developed a powerpoint explaining our Extreme Build in McCreary
County. Utilize this information during Sunday morning worship, Wednesday evening
fellowships, or anytime you want to promote Extreme Build and encourage interests in our
5th build June 9-19, 2010. As always, Josh Speight - Associate Coordinator for Missions - is
available to meet with any individual or church group to help with promotion regarding
Extreme Build and/or Mountain Hope.
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DOWNLOAD EXTREME BUILD POWERPOINT (clicking this link will take you to another
webpage)
Cooperative Baptist Fellowship

General Assembly
June 23-26, 2010
Charlotte, N.C.
This General Assembly is the Fellowship's 20th annual gathering. With some all new features
and events this year, the 2010 Assembly is one you won't want to miss. This year's theme is
"And so we are... (1 John 3:1)"
Evening worship speakers:
Bill Leonard Lauren Winner

Thursday worship Friday worship
Build your own Assembly by finding events that interest you. Start as early as Monday with
a missional event for college students. Pick and choose through Sunday when you are
encouraged to join a CBF partner church in the Charlotte area for worship).
Browse the event schedule, and register in advance for events including:
· Essentials Conference
All new training event that your church leader
(deacons, committee members, teachers and more)
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·Leadership Institute with Alan Roxburgh

Learn to lead a missional church with this internationally
recognized speaker
· Loving Your Muslim Neighbor

Reach out in love to Muslims in your city ... learn how to minister
· Child Care, Children's Assembly or Youth Assembly

Meaningful, fun events for the entire family includes affordable child
care.
· Charlotte Sessions for College Students

Week-long missional experience for college students
· Free Prayer Retreat with Lauren Winner

Come and find rest
PLUS
Discover Your Passion
Explore areas of ministry passion and join others who have a similar passion. Learn more
>>>
Global Missions Commissioning Service

Meet new field personnel as they are sent into the world. June 23, 7 p.m., Pritchard
Memorial Baptist Church in Charlotte.
To pre-register online click http://thefellowship.info/About-Us/What-We-Do/Events/General-

Assembly/PreRegistration
On the Road Again: Traveling Around

Kentucky With Our Coordinators
John Lepper, Coordinator:
March 1: Glenn Hinson Lectures with Lloyd Allen, Baptist

Seminary of KY
March 1: Guest Lecturer in a Leadership Class, Baptist
Seminary of Kentucky
March 3: Planning Meeting for Spring Gathering, Stanford
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March 4: Kentucky Council of Churches, Visioning Group,

Frankfort
March 7: Ordination Council for Jeremy Shoulta, Deer
Park, Louisville
March 8: Campbellsville University, The Baptist Heritage
Lecture Series, Dr. James Leo Garrett, speaker
March 13: KBF Coordinating Council Meeting,
Elizabethtown
March 14: Gave "Charge to Candidate" at ordination service for Jeremy Shoulta, Deer Park
March 28: Missions emphasis speaker, Trinity Baptist Church, Lexington
April 5-7: Pastoral Visits Bluegrass area and Northern Kentucky

April 11: Speak, Buechel Park, Louisville
April 18: Meet with Missions Committee, Erlanger Baptist Church
April 19: Video Chat with Seminary Class
April 23-24: KBF Spring Gathering, Stanford
April 25: Speak, AM and PM, Stanford Baptist Church
April 27-29: "Fellowship Baptist Movement" retreat, Georgia
Joshua Speight, Associate Coordinator for Missions:
March 1: Extreme Build 2010 Site Visit: McCreary County

March 3: Spring Gathering Planning Meeting, Stanford Baptist
March 4: Louisville Peer Learning Group Chris Caldwell, Broadway Baptist
March 8: Repair Affair 2010 Planning, Booneville
March 10: Extreme Build Meeting GracePointe Community Church, FBC Shepherdsville
Missions
Committee
March 11: Extreme Build Meeting FBC Middletown
March 12: Mountain Hope Community Development Conference, Winchester
March 13: KBF Coordinating Council Meeting, Elizabethtown
March 14: Jeremy Shoulta Ordination Service, Deer Park Baptist, Louisville
March 16: Extreme Build Meeting FBC Carlisle
March 17: Extreme Build Meeting Central Baptist (Lexington), Immanuel Baptist (Frankfort)
March 19-20: Louisville Cluster Youth Mission Trip - Nada
March 23: Extreme Build Meeting, FBC Middlesboro
March 25: Extreme Build Meeting, Georgetown Baptist
March 30: Extreme Build Meeting, Living Faith Baptist (Elizabethtown)
March 31: Extreme Build Meeting, Eminence Baptist
April 7: Extreme Build Meeting, Deer Park Baptist

April 11: KBF Youth Choir Festival Rehearsal, Highland Baptist
April 12: Preach, Baptist Seminary of Kentucky Chapel
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April 15: Louisville Peer Learning Group, Broadway Baptist

April 23-24: Spring Gathering, Stanford Baptist
April 26-28: Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary Festival of Theology
John Lepper and Joshua Speight are available to speak/teach/lead at your church. Please
contact the KBF office at 502-426-1931 for information and availability. Schedule seen here
was up-to-date at the time of delivery.
CALENDAR
April 11 Louisville 2010 KBF Youth Choir Festival Cluster Gathering - 3:00-5:00pm Highland
Baptist Church - 1101 Cherokee Road, Louisville, KY 40204
April 11 Lexington 2010 KBF Youth Choir Festival Cluster Gathering - 3:00-5:00pm Calvary
Baptist Church - 150 E. High Street, Lexington, KY 40507
April 11-16 Five-Day Academy for Spiritual Formation: Spirituality and the Modern Prophet -
A Retreat for Clergy and Lay Leadership - Atlanta, GA
April 16-17 CBF of Missouri General Assembly, University Heights Baptist Church, Springfield,
MO
April 23-24 2010 KBF Youth Choir FestivalStanford Baptist Church, Stanford, KY (in
conjunction with KBF Spring Gathering) Led by Dr. John W. Campbell, Georgetown College
April 23-24 2010 Kentucky Baptist Fellowship Spring Gathering - Stanford Baptist, Stanford,
Kentucky
April 23-24 CBF of Florida Spring Gathering - Location TBD
April 23-24 CBF of Arkansas - Together for Hope Site, Helena, AR
April 23-24 CBF of South Carolina General Assembly - Pelham Road Baptist Church,
Greenville, SC
June 6-12 Footsteps of Faith on the Civil Rights Trail - Sponsored by Alabama CBF
June 11-19 Extreme Build:McCreary County
June 23-25 2010 CBF General Assembly - Charlotte, North Carolina
July 28-August 120th Baptist World Congress - Hawaii Convention Center, Honolulu, Hawaii
KENTUCKY BAPTIST FELLOWSHIP

Equipping & Empowering.
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Cultivating Partnerships.
Engaging in Missions.
Phone: 502-426-1931
Fax: 502-426-1612
Office email: office@kybf.org
Website: http://www.kybf.org/
KBF STAFF
Coordinator: John Lepper jlepper@kybf.org
Associate Coordinator for Missions: Joshua Speight josh@kybf.org
Administrative Assistant: Valarie Shoulta valarie@kybf.org
KBF COORDINATING COUNCIL
Coordinating Council Officers:

Moderator: Linda Caldwell, Elizabethtown (Laity)
Past Moderator: Robert Davis, Louisville (Laity)
Moderator Elect: Don Rogers, Louisville (Clergy)
Secretary: Mary Edinger, Middlesboro (Laity)
Treasurer: Susanne Jenkens, Louisville (Clergy)
Term Expiring in 2010:

Robert Davis, Louisville (Laity)
Susanne Jenkens, Louisville (Clergy)
Margaret Barlow, Louisville (Laity)
Kitty Baird, Danville (Laity)
Nancy Fields, Covington (Laity)
Patsey Jacobs, Lexington (Clergy)
Iraline Craig, Midway (Laity)

Bob Coons, Owensboro (Clergy)
Jane Brake, Frankfort (Laity)
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Renee Purtlebaugh, Louisville (Clergy)

Don Rogers, Louisville (Clergy)
Amanda Phelps Taylor, Morgantown (Clergy)
Don McFadden, Winchester (Laity)

Dwight Lovan, Owensboro (Laity)
Clarice Johnson, Owensboro (Laity)
Laura Albovias, Louisville (Laity)
Susan Reed, Louisville (Clergy)
David Wells, Shepherdsville (Clergy)
Tim Doremus, Mt. Washington (Clergy)
David Honeycutt, Williamsburg (Laity)
Mary Edinger, Middlesboro (Laity)

Nibby Priest, Henderson (Laity)
Richard Mason, Owensboro (Laity)
Bill Thomas, Madisonville (Clergy)
Jeff Stone, Georgetown (Laity)
Larry S. Curtis, Winchester (Laity)
Carole Cook, Elizabethtown (Laity)
Tara Edwards, Horse Cave (Clergy)
Adam Schell, Carlisle (Clergy)
Beth Parker, Middlesboro (Clergy)
Cooperative Baptist Fellowship Coordinating Council:

Barry Birdwhistell, Elizabethtown (Laity)
Jeremy Colliver, Georgetown (Clergy)
Lynn Smith, Covington (Clergy)
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KBF eNews April 2010

In This Issue WELCOME to our April

Mission Opportunities Quick Links

KBF Spring Gathering

CBF General Assembly Mountain Hope Website

On the Road Again CBF Website

You've Got the Time a Great Success in Kentucky

participated with You've Got the Time.

First Baptist Church, Middlesboro, Kentucky

We decided to participate in this new opportunity because we

Beginning on Ash Wednesday, we have held listening sessions

Trinity Baptist Church, Lexington

I am glad to add some testimony regarding "You've Got

commitment to the Bible, which those who are against us

Peyton, a middle-schooler, said, "I have enjoyed the CD.

Louisville Youth Give Weekend to Serve in Nada

Click here to view a slideshow of pictures from the weekend.

Morocco crackdown on Christian Aid workers impacts

For more information, please contact Joshua Speight at

Important Links for understanding:

Ben Newell Leads Mountain Hope Community Development

are many local

Click here for more photos from the event.

Chuck Bugg to Provide Leadership Consultation in

John Lepper, Coordinator of Kentucky Baptist Fellowship, said:

According to a Memorandum of Understanding, Cooperative Baptist Fellowship has agreed to

Coordinating Council to Recommend Membership in

At this point, Kentucky Council of Churches is re-visioning what it needs to be and do in

Baptist Seminary of Kentucky News

Baptist Seminary of Kentucky will be holding its Commencement on

Glenn Hinson Day at BSK

MISSION ENGAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES

COLLEGE MISSION ENGAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES

YOUTH & CHILDREN MISSION

The Timothy Project 1-877-333-9986

Touching Miami with Love 305-397-3857

MISSION ENGAGEMENT THROUGH THE CBF/KBF

Here are some ways:

Stay involved with your time - fellowshipportal.ning.com

KBF Spring Gathering and Auxilary Events:

Stanford Baptist Church, Stanford

KBF Leadership Conference:

KBF Pastor's Luncheon:

Conference & Luncheon Speaker:

Baptist Seminary of Kentucky Banquet

Extreme Build 2010

Registration for Extreme Build 2010 is open

Click here or print out the digital copies,

Cooperative Baptist Fellowship

Evening worship speakers:

Bill Leonard Lauren Winner

·Leadership Institute with Alan Roxburgh

· Loving Your Muslim Neighbor

· Child Care, Children's Assembly or Youth Assembly

· Charlotte Sessions for College Students

· Free Prayer Retreat with Lauren Winner

Discover Your Passion

Global Missions Commissioning Service

To pre-register online click http://thefellowship.info/About-Us/What-We-Do/Events/General-

On the Road Again: Traveling Around

John Lepper, Coordinator: