CBC PROFILE: Be One of 200 Churches to Participate in CBC Day 2023
Thank you for your passion and commitment regarding Christian Higher Education. You understand the desperate need in transforming this younger generation through a Christian worldview. Many are bombarded today with worldly distractions that are designed to take their eye off God’s plan. Central Baptist College’s mission is fully devoted to transforming this generation through higher education that “integrates Christian faith and academic excellence in a Christ-centered environment.”
CBC Day is Sunday, Sept. 10. Please help us reach our goal of 200 churches participating in CBC Day. Register today by visiting cbc.edu/cbcday. If you have any questions, please contact Director of Church Relations Duffy Guyton at dguyton@cbc.edu or (501) 269-6784.
We desire for all BMA of Arkansas churches to participate, but on that day, your church congregation will have an opportunity to personally hear the recent exciting news of the “BMA Promise.” This is an unprecedented opportunity for BMA students to attend CBC with free tuition for traditional age students (excluding fees, room and board).
We are encouraging churches to set aside Sunday, Sept. 10, or another day which best fits your church calendar. We will have an informational video you can use, bulletin inserts and/or digital graphics to help you as you plan this special day. To better fit your schedule, we are also available to share on a Sunday night or during a mid-week service. We gladly welcome invitations to share at other ministerial events, Sunday School classes, student worship venues and BMA events such as WMA and Brotherhood meetings.
Thank you for your consistent generosity to the ministry of CBC! Thank you for making a difference in His kingdom by contributing to the “transformation of lives” through the gospel of Christ to all who attend Central Baptist College.
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Terry Kimbrow
Central Baptist College President Terry Kimbrow pens a weekly column, CBC Profile, to keep the BMA of Arkansas and beyond aware of activities, plans, and needs of CBC.
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