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Posted: Thu Feb 06, 2014 7:17 pmLet me make a little self-promotional pitch here. If you do not currently read the CBFblog (http://www.cbfblog.com) - put it on your list. I'll be honest, before joining CBF, I didn't read the CBF blog very much. It was irregularly updated and did not include news stories and content from the magazine.
I sometimes get questions about why I've stopped blogging - but thesedays, I'm spending my blogging energies revamping the CBFblog and recruiting others to contribute.
We now feature stories (content from the magazine as well as new content), regular blog series (we did a 20-part series on churches with hunger ministries long ago - see http://www.cbfblog.com/series), as well as all CBF news releases. Just today, we issued a release on a partnership between CBF and BWA to have a joint presence at the United Nations. The previous week, we announced an award that CBF Disaster Response and Metro Baptist in NYC received for Hurricane Sandy relief efforts.
CBFblog is the place stay up to date with all the news and especially stories about ministries and missions (from field personnel, etc.).
So bookmark it. Subscribe to receive updates via e-mail. Add the feed to your RSS reader.
And, of course, we welcome column submissions from any and all CBFers.
I sometimes get questions about why I've stopped blogging - but thesedays, I'm spending my blogging energies revamping the CBFblog and recruiting others to contribute.
We now feature stories (content from the magazine as well as new content), regular blog series (we did a 20-part series on churches with hunger ministries long ago - see http://www.cbfblog.com/series), as well as all CBF news releases. Just today, we issued a release on a partnership between CBF and BWA to have a joint presence at the United Nations. The previous week, we announced an award that CBF Disaster Response and Metro Baptist in NYC received for Hurricane Sandy relief efforts.
CBFblog is the place stay up to date with all the news and especially stories about ministries and missions (from field personnel, etc.).
So bookmark it. Subscribe to receive updates via e-mail. Add the feed to your RSS reader.
And, of course, we welcome column submissions from any and all CBFers.