November 4, 2015
By Shannon Baker MILTON, Del.— Baptist Convention of Maryland/Delaware (BCM/D) Associate Executive Director Tom Stolle and his wife Shelley understand
Special needs families need Jesus, too
By Shannon Baker MILTON, Del.— Baptist Convention of Maryland/Delaware (BCM/D) Associate Executive Director Tom Stolle and his wife Shelley understand
By Shannon Baker MILTON, Del.— Baptist Convention of Maryland/Delaware (BCM/D) Associate Executive Director Tom Stolle and his wife Shelley understand
Forestville New Redeemer Baptist Church becomes first church to participate in partnership that has the attention of the White House
By Sharon Mager DISTRICT HEIGHTS, Md.— Several Prince George’s County dignitaries showed up to celebrate a new partnership with Forestville
October 14, 2015
By Sharon Mager DISTRICT HEIGHTS, Md.— Several Prince George’s County dignitaries showed up to celebrate a new partnership with Forestville
Kettering Baptist Church gives backpacks filled with school supplies to over 720 students at Title 1 school in Prince George’s County
By Shannon Baker RIVERDALE, Md.—Bucas Sterling, III, senior pastor of Kettering Baptist Church in Upper Marlboro, Md., recently partnered with
September 9, 2015
By Shannon Baker RIVERDALE, Md.—Bucas Sterling, III, senior pastor of Kettering Baptist Church in Upper Marlboro, Md., recently partnered with
Full Circle: Vacation camper becomes summer missionary
August 18, 2015
By Sharon Mager OCEAN CITY, Md.—Corrina Petit was just eight years old when she started attending surf & sand campground
Why is Baltimore so broken?
Baltimore pastor reflects on what it will take to heal the brokenness By Shannon Baker BALTIMORE—Michael Crawford recalls the day
August 10, 2015
Baltimore pastor reflects on what it will take to heal the brokenness By Shannon Baker BALTIMORE—Michael Crawford recalls the day
With the help of churches and volunteers, pregnancy centers support women making life and death choices
By Sharon Mager COLUMBIA, MD—Pregnancy Clinic on West Street in Annapolis is a faith based crisis center located directly across
February 4, 2015
By Sharon Mager COLUMBIA, MD—Pregnancy Clinic on West Street in Annapolis is a faith based crisis center located directly across
Reclaiming a lost generation
By Sharon Mager WALDORF, Md—In the midst of what seems like a millennium mass exit from church, First Baptist Church,
February 4, 2015
By Sharon Mager WALDORF, Md—In the midst of what seems like a millennium mass exit from church, First Baptist Church,
Souls saved and churches birthed as a result of two decades of ministry in Moldova
By Sharon Mager EDINETS, Moldova— Mid-Atlantic Baptist Network churches are and have been sharing Christ throughout the world. In addition
December 17, 2014
By Sharon Mager EDINETS, Moldova— Mid-Atlantic Baptist Network churches are and have been sharing Christ throughout the world. In addition
Remedy Church uses ‘5th Sunday Serve’ to send the church into the community
December 10, 2014
By Sharon Mager, BaptistLIFE Correspondent SALISBURY, Md.—Remedy Church members are taking advantage of every fifth Sunday in a month to
Candy Cane Kids Ministry provides presents for children with gifts for now and for eternity
By Sharon Mager PORT DEPOSIT, Md.—Pleasant View Baptist Church Member Amber Stewart began “Candy Cane Kids” in 2010 with a
December 3, 2014
By Sharon Mager PORT DEPOSIT, Md.—Pleasant View Baptist Church Member Amber Stewart began “Candy Cane Kids” in 2010 with a
Seaside Church pastor wants to give men a second chance
By Sharon Mager LEWES, Del.—Charlie Arnold, pastor of Seaside Church, has a vision of giving ex-offenders a second chance and
November 5, 2014
By Sharon Mager LEWES, Del.—Charlie Arnold, pastor of Seaside Church, has a vision of giving ex-offenders a second chance and
Because of BSM, Matt Jones says, “I am so much more in love with Jesus”
By Sharon Mager NEWARK, Del.—University of Delaware (UOD) graduate Matt Jones went to college looking for Gatsby’s green light—the American
October 14, 2014
By Sharon Mager NEWARK, Del.—University of Delaware (UOD) graduate Matt Jones went to college looking for Gatsby’s green light—the American