Migrant

Planting and revitalizing churches, reaching unreached people groups, baptizing new believers, ministering and witnessing during times of crisis–these are just a few of the Florida…
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In times of catastrophe, the yellow hats and shirts worn by Florida Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers are a sign of help and hope. And in non-disaster times, volunteers in those…
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For the Gallegos family, Christmas time is all about planting seeds of love. What started in 2005 as an intimate family tradition has now grown into a bustling event that meets the…
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As the population of Florida adds over 330,000 residents each year coming from nearly every nation in the world, God has given Florida Baptists an opportunity—and mandate--to share…
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LEHIGH ACRES—More than half of all residents in Ft. Myers-Naples claim that they do not read the Bible, pray or attend a local church, which when combined with other criteria earns…
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Migrant Ministries of the Florida Baptist Convention brought hope and joy to migrant families in Florida over the holiday season. The ministry held evangelism and toy gifting…
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More than 67,000 migrant workers make up the farm work labor force in Florida over the course of a single year, according to a report by the University of Florida for Florida…
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When Hurricane Irma passed through Lehigh Acres, First Baptist Church Pastor Hector Gomez, who ministers to the migrant families in the area, worried about how best to help. “I…
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