Wednesday, February 4, 2009
You've Got Questions? We've Got Answers!
There is now a link on the right hand side of the website that will allow you to send questions to the event organizers via e-mail. We are not posting the e-mail address directly to try to avoid being overrun by spam.
Online Registration is now available!
Online registration is now available on the website. You can find a link in the registration section on the right, or you can register now by clicking here.
This conference is free and open to the public. Registration, although not required is very much appreciated.
NOTE: You will receive a confirmation email within 10 minutes of registering. If you do not receive this email, your registration was not successful -- usually due to a break in your internet connection. Please try again!
The New Baptist Covenant Southeast Regional Meeting appreciates the partnership with CBF of North Carolina and their assistance with registration.
This conference is free and open to the public. Registration, although not required is very much appreciated.
NOTE: You will receive a confirmation email within 10 minutes of registering. If you do not receive this email, your registration was not successful -- usually due to a break in your internet connection. Please try again!
The New Baptist Covenant Southeast Regional Meeting appreciates the partnership with CBF of North Carolina and their assistance with registration.
Thursday, January 29, 2009
Major Website Update
We have just completed a major update to the website for the New Baptist Covenant Southeastern region meeting in Winston-Salem, NC.
Included in the update are a schedule of events, hotel information, map of the Wake Forest Campus, and advertising resources for churches. Much of this information is provided in .pdf format, so that it can be downloaded and printed easily.
Please continue to watch the website as we hope to have an online registration system up and running soon.
Included in the update are a schedule of events, hotel information, map of the Wake Forest Campus, and advertising resources for churches. Much of this information is provided in .pdf format, so that it can be downloaded and printed easily.
Please continue to watch the website as we hope to have an online registration system up and running soon.
Monday, December 15, 2008
Wake Forest to Host Regional Conference of the New Baptist Covenant
For Immediate Release
Nov. 18, 2008
The regional gathering grew out of the initial Celebration of a New Baptist Covenant, held in Atlanta in 2008. The event brought together more than 15,000 Baptists representing more than 30 Baptist organizations. Bill J. Leonard, dean of the School of Divinity, noted that the gathering was the most racially, theologically and regionally diverse gathering of Baptists ever held in the United States. Afterward, the event organizers decided to hold multiple regional meetings in order to offer greater opportunities for cooperation among Baptist ministries. Additional regional events are scheduled for Birmingham, Ala., and Norman, Okla.
The meeting at Wake Forest University will include worship services and workshops offering strategies for churches to respond to pressing social and spiritual needs in a time of economic crisis.
Leonard is co-chair of the regional event, along with Serenus Churn, pastor of Mt. Zion Baptist Church, and Reuban Gilliam, pastor of North Winston Baptist Church. “We are delighted to host this interracial gathering of Baptists at Wake Forest University,” Leonard said, “and hope it will be an occasion for extending networks of service in a time when so many churches, families and individuals are in dire need.”
A Friday evening dinner sponsored by Baptists Today magazine will honor James Dunn, Resident Professor of Christianity and Public Policy at the School of Divinity, with a lifetime achievement award.
Nov. 18, 2008
WAKE FOREST TO HOST REGIONAL CONFERENCE OF THE NEW BAPTIST COVENANT
Winston-Salem, N.C. – Wake Forest University School of Divinity will host the Southeast regional gathering of the New Baptist Covenant, April 24-25, 2009. Maya Angelou, Reynolds Professor of American Studies at Wake Forest, will deliver the opening address and President Jimmy Carter will present the closing address. The theme of the conference is “This is God’s Year to Act: Responding to a Society in Crisis.” The conference is free and open to the public.The regional gathering grew out of the initial Celebration of a New Baptist Covenant, held in Atlanta in 2008. The event brought together more than 15,000 Baptists representing more than 30 Baptist organizations. Bill J. Leonard, dean of the School of Divinity, noted that the gathering was the most racially, theologically and regionally diverse gathering of Baptists ever held in the United States. Afterward, the event organizers decided to hold multiple regional meetings in order to offer greater opportunities for cooperation among Baptist ministries. Additional regional events are scheduled for Birmingham, Ala., and Norman, Okla.
The meeting at Wake Forest University will include worship services and workshops offering strategies for churches to respond to pressing social and spiritual needs in a time of economic crisis.
Leonard is co-chair of the regional event, along with Serenus Churn, pastor of Mt. Zion Baptist Church, and Reuban Gilliam, pastor of North Winston Baptist Church. “We are delighted to host this interracial gathering of Baptists at Wake Forest University,” Leonard said, “and hope it will be an occasion for extending networks of service in a time when so many churches, families and individuals are in dire need.”
A Friday evening dinner sponsored by Baptists Today magazine will honor James Dunn, Resident Professor of Christianity and Public Policy at the School of Divinity, with a lifetime achievement award.
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