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Every Day’s Theology
CBF Virginia wants to champion theological education for those in the pulpit and those in the pew. Every Day’s Theology was created from this felt need by both CBF Virginia and Fredericksburg Baptist Church.
So far, 2 courses have been created, and they’re accessible online completely free of charge. These courses are on the gospels of Matthew and Mark, and work is being done to complete similar options for Luke and John. Eventually, we’d like to have an entire library of courses available for Sunday school teachers, curious students, pastors seeking a course review, or the young person discerning a call to ministry.
Learn more and access the resources at their website.
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Finding the Good, Finding God
As I walked into the kitchen, I saw some familiar faces. One family has been at the shelter for nearly four months trying to get an appointment to cross the border. So, I had gotten to know them fairly well. However, as I pulled out a chair to sit down, nobody seemed...
Welcome to General Assembly 2023
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Student.Church
Student.Church is CBF's model for congregational internships to students who are interested in a deeper experience of church life or pursuing a call to ministry. Interns spend the summer exploring the breadth of congregational ministry through a variety of learning...
CBF Virginia Coordinating Council Recap by Mark Snipes, Coordinator CBF Virginia
In late January 2023, CBF Virginia’s Coordinating Council met in Charlottesville for an overnight retreat. As we met, prayed, and visioned together, one message came through loud and clear: CBFVA wants to connect and collaborate with your congregation.CBF Virginia...
Pastor’s School Reflection by Carlisle Davidhizar
In the interest of honesty, I’m willing to admit that I’m nervous in conversations about race and racial justice. I was a kid in the 1990s at the height of the idea that “not seeing race” at all was the best and kindest way for me, as a White person, to relate to my...