“We are building on a foundation that has been built by tremendous women for a couple of hundred years.”
Ruth McDonald, new executive director of WNAC, describes the cultural and ministry transition from serving as missionary to Japan for the past 36 years to returning to the states and starting her new position. She also shares her vision for the future of Free Will Baptist women’s ministries. #NAFWB #BetterTogether #WNAC #FWBWomensMinistries
Making Discipleship a Movement: A Perspective of Three Pastors Who Are Doing It
Leading Like Jesus – Dr. Matt McCraw
How Your Church Can Change Your Community - Daryl Crouch
How an Accident Led a Lost Man to the Lord – Steve Hicks & Sal Zagsaw
West Virginia Free Will Baptist History – Rickie Holstein
My Friend Al Braca – Charolette Tallent
Teacher, Scholar, Shepherd - Essays in Honor of Dr. Robert E. Picirilli - Matthew S. Bracey & Phillip Morgan
The Submissive Christian – Dr. Robert Picirilli
What to Expect Wednesday Evening at the Convention - Noah Taylor
The Tools ETA Has for You – Yvonne Thigpen
What to Expect at This Year's Convention - Derek Altom & Ryan Lewis
From Doubter to Disciple – Pedro & Rebecca Garcia
Making the Handoff From One Church to the Next - Dr. Danny Conn & David Potete
Getting Ready for Convention – Reuben Cason
The Benefits of Team Preaching - Dr. Chuck Lawless
Getting Ready for Convention – Bob Brown
Innovative Actions One Church Took to Help Its Hurting Community - David Potete
How to Help People Who Struggle with Dementia and Their Families - Mary Anne Oglesby-Sutherly
Starting a Good News Club in a Public School Library - Hannah Driggers Matthews
Addressing Your Church's Financial Needs - Dr. Jay Moon
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