Committee on Resolutions announced; Chayasirisobhon to be nominated for 1VP
Bart Barber has been selected to chair the 2022 SBC Committee on Resolutions, and Victor Chayasirisobhon was announced as a candidate for SBC first vice president. Also, there's a big announcement to help countdown to SBC22.
SBC This Week · Amy Whitfield and Jonathan Howe
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Episode #365
Bart Barber has been selected to chair the 2022 SBC Committee on Resolutions, and Victor Chayasirisobhon was announced as a candidate for SBC first vice president. Also, there’s a big announcement to help countdown to SBC22.
News Recap
- Barber to chair Committee on Resolutions for Anaheim meeting – https://bit.ly/3t9slaX
- Victor Chayasirisobhon to be nominated for SBC first vice president – https://bit.ly/3uZZurT
- ‘We Proclaim Him’ to be theme of 2022 SBC Pastors’ Conference – https://bit.ly/3v0u7xh
- TRUSTEES: NAMB celebrates partnerships, health benefits for church planters – https://bit.ly/3p0HJFf
- NAMB again pursues SBC collegiate ministry assignment – https://bit.ly/3v7AChQ
- GuideStone, NAMB partner to provide retirement, insurance for new church planters – https://bit.ly/3sT1Bv5
- ERLC trustees select Guidepost for SBC sexual abuse assessment – https://bit.ly/3JAyLGl
- SBC DIGEST: Mississippi, N.C. Baptists’ budget overages benefit partners – https://bit.ly/3p0HTMR
- Skaug, Adams elected to new roles at SWBTS – https://bit.ly/3JzdKfi
- NAMB church planter Luis Soto new Puerto Rico executive director – https://bit.ly/3LITaen
- Cabrera named senior director of Send Network Español – https://bit.ly/3uWxrK0
- 2022 SBC entity ministry reports now available online – https://bit.ly/3v075Hc
This Week in SBC History
- Chapman announced as new EC president
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Resources of the Week
- Amy: Kingdon Race Theology
- Jonathan: Racial Reconciliation Webinar
- Chapman announced as new EC president