Women from across Utah and Idaho hear from NAMB’s Women’s Evangelism Director, Catherine Renfro who spoke and answered questions via Zoom.

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Dont forget to fall back this weekend!

Draper, UT – In the wake of Hurricane Helene, many Utah Idaho Baptists are asking questions about how they can pray, support, and provide aid to areas along the southeastern United States that have been directly impacted by the storm.

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Salt Lake City, UT – There was a unified spirit of cooperation and celebration of how God is moving across our Idaho and Utah churches during the Fall Executive Board meeting at Risen Life Church, September 6-7.

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What does it take to get a book from an idea onto published pages? Ask shy and reserved JoEllen Claypool, who started scribbling her teenaged angst into poetry.

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RIGBY, Idaho – A defunct church plant’s ministry has become a mainstay of a now thriving church.

BRENTWOOD, Tenn. (BP) – Baptisms, worship service attendance and small group participation all grew in 2023 among congregations affiliated with the Southern Baptist Convention, while the recent decline in total membership among congregations slowed.

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PLEASANT GROVE, Utah – “I can’t go to church,” 11-year-old Ekir told Steve Sidwell of First Baptist Church here. “I’m disobedient.”

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Draper, UT- The impact of Annie Armstrong has lasting effects, especially here in Utah and Idaho. Communities’ across our two states have benefited greatly over the years as funds from the offering bearing her name. It has fueled ministry and helped plant churches across Idaho and Utah.

Layton, UT – “Can Do” is the motto of the Navy SeaBees, an elite construction battalion of the US Navy that recently celebrated their 82nd birthday on March 5, 2024. They have a unique mission that is active in seasons of war and peacetime. When they are assigned a project, no matter the challenge, they do it. As churches in Utah and Idaho, we are encouraged to adopt a “Can Do” attitude towards mission participation.

Check out the monthly newsletter from the Calvary Family of Churches for February 2024