Tag Archives: Leadership
Who am I that I should go?
The following post is from Lesley-Ann Hix, a student at McAfee School of Theology and participant at CBF’s most recent event, Advocacy in Action. This blog is a part of a series of experience blogs from the event. There are … Continue reading
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Tagged CBF, Ministry, hunger, poverty, advocacy, Bread for the World, hunger and poverty, Cooperative Baptist Fellowship, Leadership, Advocacy in Action, minority, North Carolina, world hunger, Park Avenue Baptist Church, Washington DC, congress, represent, representative, redemption
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CBF partner expanding Latina Leadership program
This post comes from Maegan Gatlin of BUA Communications. SAN ANTONIO, TX – The Latina Leadership Institute (LLI) in San Antonio has gone coastal. The program, which receives funding from CBF of Texas, recently held it’s first session in Sophia, N.C. “This … Continue reading
Servants among friends: Imagining today’s Hispanic leader
Picture in your mind today’s Hispanic (Latino/Latina) leader. What image comes to mind? Let me tell you what I’m seeing here in Virginia. I see, first of all, Latina leaders who look like Artemia Tamayo. Young, outgoing and energetic, Artemia … Continue reading
Women in Leadership Series
For over two years, a collaborative group led by Pam Durso (Baptist Women in Ministry Executive Director) and myself has gathered monthly for conversations. We have discussed, dreamed, laughed, and listened–based on our shared interest in the roles of women … Continue reading
Words of wisdom about the leadership transition
This post comes from Helen Moore-Montgomery, one of the founders of CBF and a lay leader at Community North Baptist Church in McKinney, Texas: I often find myself wondering, “What will CBF be without the wise, encouraging counsel Daniel shares … Continue reading
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Tagged call, CBF, CBF family, Cecil Sherman, coordinator, Daniel Vestal, Executive Coordinator, Fort Worth, future, General Assembly, Helen Moore-Montgomery, Leadership
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