The Outreach Committee is hosting a Community-Wide Block Party, which will feature live music, food, Steel City Pops, a small farmer’s market, and games and activities for children of all ages. Free admission and parking, but bring cash to support local vendors.
In many ways, we are now entering the most challenging period of the interim. By the time you read this article, the Ad Hoc Committee will have presented their recommendations to the Deacons who will have a month to think about and discuss the material before voting on their recommendation at the May Deacons’ meeting. This recommendation will come to the Church Business Meeting on May 23.
Please join us for the movie, Wonder, at our new time, 11 a.m. Enter through office door, take elevator to second floor, Room E-204. New this month will be lunch following the movie. For May, we will dine at McAlisters Deli with lunch on your own. Please call the church office at 502.895.2459 by Thursday, May 10, to let us know you plan on attending the movie and/or lunch.
Oaks Day, Friday, May 4, Church Office Closed, Normal Campus Activities Continue
Memorial Day, Monday, May 28, Church Office Closed, Church Campus Closed, All Activities Cancelled
The search process for our new senior pastor is gaining momentum. Notice of the open position has been provided to dozens of CBF affiliated organizations, seminaries, and contacts throughout the nation. We are receiving resumes on a daily basis, and the search committee is now meeting weekly to review potential candidates.
The Finance Committee asks that you attend a "lunch and learn" on Sunday, April 22, following the 11 a.m. service. The purpose of the program is to share with you information about our budget, the process of stewardship as we move through this year and into 2019, and features a giving analysis over the last five years.
If you or a member of your family is graduating from high school, or receiving undergraduate or graduate degrees, we would love to hear about it and celebrate with you in the newsletter and on Graduate Recognition Sunday on May 20! Please submit the following information to susanr@broadwaybaptist.org.
Please join Broadway's children and families at Blaze Pizza in St. Matthews (Shelbyville Road Plaza) to raise money for the new preschool/kindergarten option at Creative Arts Camp! Invite your friends and tell them to mention "Broadway Baptist Church" at check out, and 20% of the proceeds will go directly to our children!
For the month of April, the Love in Action Bins will be used to collect items for Samaritan Patrol (ministry to people in Louisville who are homeless). Please bring items to the church and place them in the Love in Action Bins by the church office, in Friendship Hall, or in the Atrium by May 1. We will collect:
Hearty Canned Soups with pull top lids
Fruit cups
Sunscreen
Bug Spray
April 12 - 14
This year, we celebrate the 25th Baptist House with the building of two houses, and two Raise the Roofs, right across the street from each other! This means, we need double the volunteers. We are looking for a men's crew of five on Saturday, as the ladies will be at the Spring Mission Luncheon. We also need a group to provide lunch on Friday the 13. If you would like to participate, please contact Sharon Davis at gdavis3@bellsouth.net, or 502.939.4682. New folks are welcome!
Delight in great music in a cozy setting as our Courtyard Concerts return in May! Join us on Sunday, May 6, immediately following worship in our newly renovated courtyard. Musicians from the Louisville Orchestra are our featured guests, and a great meal is provided by Gracious Plenty.
Admission is $10, and everyone is welcome! Space is limited, so please make a reservation by calling the church office at 502.895.2459.
Join in the fun of a morning spent trimming, raking, cutting, blowing, and laughter. This is an opportunity to help care for our beautiful church grounds and get some fresh air and exercise at the same time! Our plan is to focus on the west side of the church and prepare our grounds for the Community-wide Block Party on May 19.
The season of Lent is an ancient tradition of the Church. Beginning with Ash Wednesday, Christians across the world participate in a time of reflection, repentance, and renewal.
This year, we will experience Lent anew through the theme God of Wilderness and Water. We invite you to journey with us as we meet God in unexpected places.
The season of Lent is an ancient tradition of the Church. Beginning with Ash Wednesday, Christians across the world participate in a time of reflection, repentance, and renewal.
This year, we will experience Lent anew through the theme God of Wilderness and Water. We invite you to journey with us as we meet God in unexpected places.
Special thanks to our resident artisan Claudia Wells for her inspiring artwork created exclusively for the journey of Lent.
In 1995, Thomas Cahill began a series he called The Hinges of History. Perhaps the two best known are How the Irish Saved Civilization and The Gifts of the Jews. In his introduction to the series, he wrote:
We normally think of history as one catastrophe after another… but history is also the narratives of grace, the recounting of those blessed and inexplicable moments when someone did something for someone else, saved a life, bestowed a gift, gave something beyond what was required by circumstance.
February 28 - March 21
5:15 - 5:45 p.m., Friendship Hall
Qualities of Discipleship, led by Susan Reed
March 7 - March 21
6:30 - 7:15 p.m., Friendship Hall
The Meaning of Words in The Word, led by Ron Newcomer
*On February 28, following dinner at 6:30 p.m., there will be a volunteer time to help prepare for the Yard Sale.
In January, the elementary children hosted friends from Buechel Park Baptist Church for a sleepover in the Family Life Center. The students played games together, worked on crafts, and had an evening devotion before bedtime and a movie. The children have already talked about how excited they are to do this again next year, and invite other churches!
In preparation for our Summer Service projects, the Love in Action Bins will be used to collect travel size toiletry items, disposable razors, and men’s crew socks throughout the month of March. Please bring items to the church and place them in the Love in Action Bins by the church office, in Friendship Hall, or in the Atrium by April 1.
Location
Broadway Baptist Church
4000 Brownsboro Road,
Louisville, KY 40207-1826
Phone: 502.895.2459
Office and Staff
Office Hours
Monday - Thursday
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Friday
OFFICE CLOSED
Areas of Ministry
