- Journal of the Mississippi Baptist Convention since 1877 July 15, 2020

Fiery Furnace Faith

July 15, 2020

By Shawn ParkerExecutive Director-Treasurer, Mississippi Baptist Convention Board Well, it’s summertime in Mississippi and that means heat and humidity that can be almost unbearable. Though…

A Climate of Upheaval

A Climate of Upheaval

July 13, 2020

Redefining Words Problematic

Redefining Words Problematic

July 13, 2020

IMB: Use caution, stay committed

ANSWERING NEEDS — Through Send Relief, a joint project of the International Mission Board and the North American Mission Boaard of the Southern Baptist Convention, more than 900,000 people worldwide who have been affected by the COVID-19 coronavirus crisis have received assistance in a number of ways thus far, and the campaign continues. (IMB photo)

ANSWERING NEEDS — Through Send Relief, a joint project of the International Mission Board and the North American Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention, more than 900,000 people worldwide who have been affected by the COVID-19 coronavirus crisis have received assistance in a number of ways thus far, and the campaign continues. (IMB photo)

IMB: Use caution, stay committed

July 10, 2020

One that got away

Disaster Relief
donation procedures
Churches and individuals are encouraged to pray for and give to Mississippi Baptist Disaster Relief efforts. These monetary tax-deductible gifts may be donated electronically on the Give page of the MBCB.org website (simply click/designate Disaster Relief in the form) or by paper check. Checks should be made payable to Mississippi Baptist Convention Board, with “Disaster Relief” designated on the memo line, and mailed to: MBCB Business Office, P.O. Box 530, Jackson, MS 39205-0530. Currently, Mississippi Baptist Disaster Relief teams are deployed to Southeast Georgia, (Bacon and Coffee Counties) focusing on chainsaw and blue tarp (temporary roof repair) services. Please do not send any “in kind” gifts. Financial gifts are essential right now. Churches can give to the Mississippi Baptist Disaster Relief effort by clicking here, while individuals can click here.