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Seeing the World Through the Eyes of Jesus

This month inside the
Messenger

The General Baptist Messenger
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Featured Articles in the May Messenger

•      Ron Black encourages General Baptists to follow Joshua in his pledge, "...but for me and my house, we will serve the Lord" (Joshua 24:15b).
•      Nursing Home Sunday, May 18
•      Hear from the pastor of The Journey church plant.
•      The marriage vow "in sickness and in health" is called into action.
•      Marriage choices have consequences.
•      Adoption and motherhood
•      Tips on choosing a spouse and how to stay married
•      A new take on Proverbs 31--time to talk about a husband of noble character
•      Unified Giving receipts for first quarter of 2008

International Missions - Would you like to join a missions team? Are you interested in learning about our missionaries or supporting them financially? Read More »	National Missions - With 195 million unchurched people, the United States is the third largest mission field in the World. We have set a goal for the year 2016. Can you help us make this goal a reality? Read more »
Women's Ministries - The Uth-N-Missions rally is coming up May 30-June 1 at Camp Allen in Greenville, MO. The registration deadline is April 28. Download registration forms and additional information. Read more »	General Baptist Investment Fund-GBIF By investing with GBIF you are helping invest in General Baptist growth while your investment grows! Check out our newest rates. Read more »

...doing together what we cannot do alone.

Oakland City University was founded by the General Baptist denomination in 1885. This year OCU will graduate 623 students with degrees ranking from certificates to doctorates.
Among the graduates will be Sunday School teachers, children's ministry workers,

worship leaders, and ministers. Some may even become church planters in the States or missionaries in another country for General Baptists.
OCU is supported by General Baptists through church contributions to Unified Giving and direct donations. General Baptist students who qualify can receive a scholarship of up to 50% of tuition.
To learn more, visit OCU online HERE.