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NAB Study Tours

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Dr. Luke Miller writes about the November NAB Study Tour in Israel; Spring Missions Sunday announcement; and registration for Super Week.

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Reflections on MLK Day

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Wayne Stapleton reflects on Martin Luther King Day and what it means to him. Also, registration is open for a number of different 2025 events.

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NAB Family Experiences

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The next edition of Three Questions, with Pastor Jacob John; The Gathering early bird registration ends soon; the NAB in Israel; and more events!

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Standing where Jesus Taught

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In 2006, Sara and I stepped off a plane in Tel Aviv and made our way to our new home in Jerusalem, where we would spend the next three years.

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Meaningful to Me: Reflections on MLK Day

In the United States of America, January 20, 2025, is not only the day of the presidential inauguration, it is also the recognition of the ministry and message of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

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Three Questions: Jacob John

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Three Questions is a semi-regular series introducing individuals across the NAB by asking them about their story, their ministry, and what they are learning.

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Haiti at Our Doorstep

To say I was shocked the first Sunday several Haitian refugees came to Greenhill Baptist would be an understatement.

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Journey to Autonomy

This past year, two NAB Multiplier churches went through the process of becoming autonomous from their sending churches.

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Three Questions: Lyndell Campbell-Réquia

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Three Questions is a semi-regular series introducing individuals across the NAB by asking them about their story, their ministry, and what they are learning.

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Hillcrest School Investigation

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For a number of decades, the NAB was involved with Hillcrest School in Jos, Nigeria, in connection with our international missionary work.

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On Mission in a Predominantly White American Church: The Cost of Ethnic Harmony

My life is a never-ending question: Does ethnic harmony matter? And my response is: YES! Ethnic harmony does matter!

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Ukraine Crisis Fund

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Several NAB partners within and surrounding Ukraine are uniquely positioned to assist in the work of Christ in the midst of this crisis.

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NAB Study Tours

filed under News & Updates

Dr. Luke Miller writes about the November NAB Study Tour in Israel; Spring Missions Sunday announcement; and registration for Super Week.

Continue Reading

Standing where Jesus Taught

filed under Missional Living

In 2006, Sara and I stepped off a plane in Tel Aviv and made our way to our new home in Jerusalem, where we would spend the next three years.

Continue Reading

Reflections on MLK Day

filed under News & Updates

Wayne Stapleton reflects on Martin Luther King Day and what it means to him. Also, registration is open for a number of different 2025 events.

Continue Reading

Meaningful to Me: Reflections on MLK Day

In the United States of America, January 20, 2025, is not only the day of the presidential inauguration, it is also the recognition of the ministry and message of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Continue Reading

NAB Family Experiences

filed under News & Updates

The next edition of Three Questions, with Pastor Jacob John; The Gathering early bird registration ends soon; the NAB in Israel; and more events!

Continue Reading

Three Questions: Jacob John

filed under Testimony

Three Questions is a semi-regular series introducing individuals across the NAB by asking them about their story, their ministry, and what they are learning.

Continue Reading

Stepping Into 2025

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Pastor Orville Erickson tells how God brought Haitian refugees to their Iowa church; registration for Bonfire, Multipliers Summit, and more.

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Haiti at Our Doorstep

To say I was shocked the first Sunday several Haitian refugees came to Greenhill Baptist would be an understatement.

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