There are many ways you can get further connected to the IARBC community through
our web site. Here are just a few to get you started:
Engage 2008 will be held March 30-31, 2008, at Saylorville Baptist Church in Des Moines. Click the graphic above to read more about this Gospel centered ministry conference.
Take advantage of the Early Bird registration discount of only $15.
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"Building Toward Spiritual Maturity", Featuring GARBC National Representative, John Greening, will be held January 11-12 at Grace Baptist in Harlan. Download the conference flyer and register for just $15. The Grace Baptist website has more information.
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This year's P.K. retreat at Iowa Regular Baptist Camp will be December 27-29. The Pastor's Kids Retreat is for those in 7th-12th grades. You won't want to miss the fun, fellowship and challenging messages from God's Word geared for PK's.
Speakers: Phil Betz and Aaron Hart (P.K.)
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Pocahontas Regular Baptist Church will be celebrating our 50th anniversary next June. We are looking for some suggestions and advice on what should or should not be included. If your church has recently held such an event, could you please e-mail us with some of your recommendations? We are looking at having a Saturday service and Sunday services. Pastor Tim is still working full-time, and we have limited time and resources to get this accomplished.
The Community Baptist Church in Ankeny will be offering a class studying The Stranger on the Road to Emmaus by John Cross as one of the classes in the Ankeny Adult Education Program this fall.
Please be in prayer that many who could gain a clearer understanding of the Bible and the Gospel would sign up for this class. You may want to take the class or invite others to consider doing so.
For those that may not be familiar with it, the “Stranger” explains the Bible chronologically from Creation to Christ, beginning with simple truths and moving to the more complex and presents the Gospel clearly. The book lays the foundation of the Gospel with major Old Testament accounts, builds upon essential biblical truths in a logical manner, and culminates at the Cross and the Resurrection.
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"And he said unto me, My grace is sufficient for thee: for my strength is made perfect in weakness. Most gladly therefore will I rather glory in my infirmities, that the power of Christ may rest upon me."
2 Corinthians 12:9
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