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With the resignation of its executive director Stephen
LeBar, CBAmerica initiated a renewal of its structure and more importantly
of the relationships within the structure. Focusing on the eight
current CB regions, the regional directors along with the national staff
began to reshape the national expression of CBA around the connections of
the regions themselves. CBAmerica will, in effect, become an
association of regions even as the regions are associations of
churches. In this model, one or more regional directors will serve as
the catalyst for the national expression of the regional associations,
replacing the need for a national executive director.
One of the key elements of the new structure involves regions helping
regions as we all strive to grow in effectiveness. Earlier in the
fall Dr. Downs joined personnel from another region and a national staff
member in assessing the Next Gen Churches (Northern California
region). Later in November, he will travel to Southern California to
help their regional director in a ministry mapping process. At the
SWCBA fall board meeting Northwest director Mark Hoeffner joined our Board
via video conferencing to help bring insight to our renewal process.
While change is always a challenge, the potential for the regions and their
churches grows exponentially as they share gifts, talents, experiences and
resources to help make each region increasingly strong.
(Taken from the November 2009 Southwest CBA E-Newsletter Field Notes)
A typhoon dumped torrential rain on Manila and the northern Philippines,September 26-27, triggering the worst flooding the Philippine capital has seen in over four decades, submerging more than 80% of the city, killing at least 246 people and displacing hundreds of thousands more. Many CB churches were greatly damaged, family members killed or displaced. If you are willing, please make a donation to assist these believers as they struggle to recover from this disaster.
Ondoy's Trail of Fury from Glenn Omanio on Vimeo.
From Noel Pantoja, CBAP General Director,
Please pray as CBAP respond to victims of typhoon Ondoy. In Metro Manila alone, close to 1000 families CBAP church members, are badly affected by the flood, which many describe as the worst in 40 years. In cooperation with our churches, rescue and relief operations are ongoing in Metro Manila.
CBAP accepts donations in cash and in kind for relief. Please contact us at:
CBAP
3rd Floor Greenhills Christian Fellowship
Corner Garnet and Ruby Roads
1605 Ortigas Center, Pasig City, Philippines
O:(632) 638-4340; (632) 638-4338
F:(632) 638-8264
Call direct from US/Canada: 202 609 7090
Donations will be sent to the Conservative Baptist Association Philippines (CBAP) at the above address.
Through the CB Southern California Website.
Or to the CBAmerica ACTS Fund
(Avenues of Compassion in Tragic Situations)
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CBAmerica Publications
Executive Director Stephen LeBar's Blog
CB Northwest
InSight Newsletter
February/March/Aprl 2009
InStep Newsletter April/May/June 2009
CB Southern California
NorthCentral CBA
Southwest CBA
Director Burt Down's Blog
November Fieldnotes Newsletter
CB Mission Northeast
Next Generation Churches
(CB Northern California)
Rocky Mountain
CBA
Mission
Mid-Atlantic
Director Jim Leary's Blog
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