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Stay informed with stories, news, and updates from churches across our association and throughout the state. Here you’ll find stories, events, and resources that celebrate ministry work and keep our church community connected.
Stay informed with stories, news, and updates from churches across our association and throughout the state. Here you’ll find stories, events, and resources that celebrate ministry work and keep our church community connected.
Florida Baptists from all corners of the state set aside a day for prayer, instruction, and commitment to reach Florida’s 22 million people during the “Challenge 2025 Gathering” held Feb. 22 at First Baptist Church in Orlando.
Florida Baptist State Convention president Paul Purvis urged Florida Baptists to “finish well” in a message to pastors and church leaders attending the Challenge 2025 celebration at First Baptist Church in Orlando, Tuesday, Feb. 22.
It is not rare for New Englanders to travel to South Florida in the winter months as they seek to escape sub-zero weather, but Hal Haller of the Baptist Convention of New England (BCNE) came with a different purpose.
Aware of the difficult, lonely and emotionally challenging times pastors face as they juggle ministry to their congregations and their own wellbeing, a team of pastors in Walton County are taking steps to encourage and strengthen their brothers in ministry.
A convergence of college students and leaders determined to ignite a passion for Christ in their churches and on their campuses drew more than 400 to the annual Collegiate Weekend, held Feb. 4-5 at First Baptist Church in Daytona Beach.
Pastors from across Southeast Florida gathered in their heart language groups Jan. 27-28 to pray for their state, communities, families and churches as a part of Florida Baptists’ statewide prayer movement.
Florida Baptists will come together to challenge and sharpen one another during the Challenge 2025 Gathering scheduled for Feb. 22 at First Baptist Church in Orlando.

Vacation Bible School or VBS remains as one of the most popular ways for churches to reach their community and unchurched families.
The Baptist College of Florida in Graceville is making final preparations to welcome new students to the campus as they take the next step in reaching their educational goals.
President Thomas A. Kitchen challenged 33 graduates of the Baptist College of Florida to “never, never, never settle for normal” during the Fall 2021 Commencement.
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