BCM Hilo Spring Welcome Week By Anita Bice Although many Hilo Baptist Campus Ministries (Hilo BCM) members were off-island four days before the spring semester started, 20 met to worship, pray, and plan welcome activities for newcomers. Hilo BCM gave out flyers on campus for three days. By the end of the f irst week
Did you know Oahu is home to over 200,000 Active-Duty service members and their families? Did you know only 10% of military members claim to have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ? Jesus commissioned the first disciples to “Go” and make more disciples. As disciples were made, churches were formed. Today, this church planting pattern
By: Hannah Denney To a family who spent seven hours on August 8th, 2023, standing in the ocean waiting to be picked up by fire rescue, passing a seven-month-old baby between themselves and others stranded by the disaster to keep the infant above water, a simple phone call of care and love can have
Walking together in Prayer by Craig Webb As we approach Easter in April, I'm reminded of Jesus's intimate relationship with the Father – a love so deep that even in Gethsemane, He prayed "Abba, Father" (Mark 14:36). Through His sacrifice on the cross, we too have been adopted as sons and daughters. As Paul writes,
Sunday Highlight: December 28, 2025 Today, let’s pray for two of our Southern Baptist missionaries serving in northern Thailand. We’ll call them Nathan and Stephanie. They have planted a new church in Chiang Rai. It’s a riverside city of about 200,000 people up near the border with Myanmar. A new church plant started as Nathan
Sunday Highlight: December 21, 2025 As we pray today, let’s remember that our overseas missionaries cope with the same type of problems we struggle with in America. Rebekah Lockhart is our Southern Baptist missionary serving in Uganda, in central Africa. She has big responsibilities at Uganda Baptist Seminary. She teaches history and serves as registrar,
Sunday Highlight: December 14, 2025 Today, let’s pray for James and Sonya Herron, two brave missionaries who serve in Uganda, a country in central Africa. You’ll understand why they’re called brave when you hear about their latest ministry: They are sharing the gospel with people afflicted with leprosy. Yes, it’s the same disease Jesus cured
Sunday Highlight: December 7 , 2025 Today, we’re going to South Asia in our prayer time. It’s a hard place that does not welcome missionaries. Travel can be risky. If you want to give a Bible to someone, remember that half or more of the people cannot read. But our missionaries — we’ll call them
Sunday Highlight: November 30, 2025 Let’s focus our prayers on Thailand today as we pray for two of our missionaries. We’ll call them Andrew and Beth, but that’s not their real names. Our church is supporting them through our Cooperative Program giving. And I think you’ll be glad about that. Andrew and Beth have established
Sunday Highlight: November 23, 2025 For our missions prayer time, let’s go to Brazil, South America. Well, first, to South Korea. I don’t mean to confuse you, but our missionaries we’re going to pray for today are Wang and Hyeonah Lee, who grew up in South Korea. Later they moved to the U.S.: Hyeonah to