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Georgetown Baptist
Celebrates Bicentennial
Georgetown Baptist Church celebrated its 200th anniversary
with a series of special events, culminating in a
banquet on September 18 at Hilton Garden Inn and a special
bicentennial service at both church services September 19.
Click here for an article about the event that ran in the
Georgetown News-Graphic.
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Georgetown College will host the annual Christian Education Conference on October
23 on their campus in the Hall of Fame Room at Cralle Student Center. David Cassady
and Jim Dant will lead this one day workshop entitled "Open Arms: How Your Church
Can Serve in a Rapidly Changing Culture." The event is co-sponsored by KBF, BSK,
and Georgetown College. To register, call Debbie Moody at Baptist Seminary of
Kentucky at 502-863-8301. Click here for a downloadable map of the campus and for
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Kentucky Baptist
Fellowship's Fall Mission
Offering is about
hope. Your support of this
offering enables KBF to
build up hope for people--
people who know about
the harsh realities of life,
the daily injustices of
poverty and social
disparities that can
extinguish the spirit of
hope. God has called each
one of us to share the hope we know - the hope that comes in the form of God's
people working together to change the reality of poverty in our community, to change
the reality of social injustices done in the name of race, religion or class. We build up
hope in the name of Christ because we are reminded that in building hope together,
no one will be left out, no one will be left behind (1 Thess. 5:11).
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The Kentucky Council of Churches invites you to explore how our local churches are
connected to believers in all nations October 14 at 10:00 am through lunch on
October 15, 2010 in Bowling Green, Kentucky.
The delegates of the Kentucky Council of Churches will vote to accept Kentucky
Baptist Fellowship as full members on Thursday afternoon at the 3:00 business
session. (October 14)
If you can only attend a portion of the event, I encourage you to attend the Unity
Banquet at 6:00 PM and the evening worship service at 7:30 PM (on Thursday,
October 14)
Several of our leaders will attend the business session at 3 pm and you are invited to
attend that as well.
You will notice several "levels" or registration cost for the event. If you are attending
the afternoon business session, the unity banquet and evening worship, your only
cost is $15.00.
For more information about the event and how to register, visit Kentucky Council of
Churches.
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The Voices United Choir met with Kentucky Gov. Steve Beshear on Sept. 9.
Kentucky Baptist Fellowship, along with co-sponsors, Highland Baptist Church and
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Interfaith Paths to Peace, held a service on September 11 to honor the sacred texts of
numerous faiths. The service was organized in direct response to the planned burning
of the Koran by a Baptist preacher in Florida.
Preceding the service, the Voices United Choir organized a march for refugee
awareness in Morocco, which attracted over 60 walkers. They walked from Buechel
Park Baptist Church in Louisville to Highland Baptist Church (4.5 miles) carrying signs,
singing songs, and talking to fellow travelers about refugees.
Click here to read more information on the KBF website, including videos.
Click here to find a link to the order of service on Highland Baptist Church's website
Click here to read an article about the service written by Joe Phelps, pastor of
Highland Baptist Church.
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John Lepper and Joshua Speight are available to speak/teach/lead at your church.
Please contact the KBF office at 502-426-1931 for information and availability.
Schedule seen here was up-to-date at the time of delivery.
CALENDAR
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Cultivating Partnerships.
Engaging in Missions.
Phone: 502-426-1931
Fax: 502-426-1612
Website: http://www.kybf.org/
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