Children, Churchwide, Missions, Music, Spiritual Formation, Youth
Guest User
Community Wide Block Party

Saturday, May 19, 3-8 p.m.

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.

Community Wide Block Party
Churchwide, Stewardhip
Guest User
A Message from our Interim Pastor

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.

A Message from our Interim Pastor
Churchwide
Guest User
LifeTimers Events

First Friday Flick Wonder

Friday, May 11, 11 a.m., E-204

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.

 

LifeTimers Events
Churchwide
Guest User
From the Church Administrator

From the Church Administrator

Upcoming Closings:

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 

From the Church Administrator
Children, Churchwide, Music, Spiritual Formation, Youth
Guest User
Wednesday Nights in May

Wednesday Night Activities for AdultS

May 2

5:15 p.m.   Appreciating Spiritual Gifts, led by Susan Reed

6:30 p.m.   Hands On Mission Projects

May 9

5:15 p.m.   Appreciating Spiritual Gifts, led by Susan Reed

6:30 p.m.   Hands On Mission Projects

Wednesday Nights in May

Missions

Missions Spotlight

Missions Spotlight

Spring Missions Sale

Saturday, March 3, from 8 a.m.-12 p.m.

Pay-Double Preview Party Friday, March 2, 6-8 p.m.
The Spring Missions Sale is coming up! All proceeds go to Deaf Teen Quest and Partners in Development, Zambia.

Donations of merchandise are welcome and should be taken to the racquetball court in the Family Life Center. Tax receipts are available from Betty Newcomer or Mary Jackson. Volunteers are pricing on Wednesdays from 3-5 p.m.

Please consider volunteering by donating items, helping to price on Wednesdays, or helping the weekend of the yard sale.

For more information or to volunteer, contact Mary Jackson at mherdjack@bellsouth.net.

, , , ,

Summer Sunday School

, , , ,
Summer Sunday School

If your Sunday School class is not meeting this summer, there are still ways to get involved during the Sunday School hour. The Spiritual Formation Team has worked hard to create intergenerational Sunday School opportunities, and we hope you will find the Summer Service and Summer Seminars to be great ways to connect and stay involved throughout the summer. This is also a wonderful opportunity to invite a friend!

,

May Love in Action Bin Collection

,
May Love in Action Bin Collection

In preparation for our Service in September projects (on Sunday, September 10), we will be collecting travel size toiletry items, disposable razors, and men’s crew socks to fill care packages for Samaritan Patrol. We will collect these items throughout the month of May. Please bring them to church and place them in the Love in Action Bins by the church office, in Friendship Hall, or in the Atrium by May 28.

,

Spring Missions Sale Spotlight: Partners in Development Zambia

,

Saturday, March 11, from 8 a.m.-12 p.m.
Pay-Double Preview Party — Friday, March 10, 6-8 p.m.

The Spring Missions Sale is coming up! All proceeds go to Deaf Teen Quest and Partners in Development, Zambia.

Retired CBF field personnel, Lonnie Turner, candidly affirms, "I work for my wife, Fran,” who founded Partners in Development (PID). Because of their 30-year history in Zambia, the Turners can see the needs and how to address them. Their focus is on health care, clean water, and education for girls. Lonnie is also passionate about the endangered black rhinoceros and teaching kids to play basketball. Money sent to PID is life changing to those receiving education and clean water. For more information about PID, speak with Paul Simmons, Betty Simmons, Janis Eberenz, or Phyllis McCoy, all of whom have visited the Turners in Zambia.

Fran and Lonnie will be speaking after Wednesday Night Dinner on Wednesday, March 8. Please call the church office at 502.895.2459 by 12 p.m., on Tuesday, March 7, to make a reservation.

Donations of merchandise are welcome and should be taken to the racquetball court in the Family Life Center. Tax receipts are available from Betty Newcomer or Mary Jackson. Volunteers are pricing on Wednesdays from 3-5 p.m. Please consider volunteering by donating items, helping to price on Wednesdays, or helping the weekend of the yard sale. For more information or to volunteer, contact Mary Jackson at mherdjack@bellsouth.net, Betty Newcomer at beronn43@gmail.com, or Tonya Underwood at willowhera@gmail.com.

 

, ,

Broadway's Mission Sermon Series

, ,
Broadway's Mission Sermon Series

Twelve years ago Broadway adopted this mission statement:

We seek to learn, live and proclaim Christ’s message of grace, hope and love through worship, fellowship and service.

Sundays, February 12-26 will feature sermons unpacking the three key themes embedded in this statement, and, I would add, embedded in the DNA of Broadway. Every time we have asked questions about strategy or have tried to discern God’s direction, these three themes have come up.

,

Thanksgiving with Refugees: Andrea Smith

,
Thanksgiving with Refugees: Andrea Smith

During Thanksgiving week, I had the honor of serving Thanksgiving dinner to our newest neighbors: our city’s resettled refugees. The event was organized by Catholic Charities Migration and Refugee Services (MRS) in an effort to provide the first Thanksgiving meal to refugees in Louisville who were experiencing their first American Thanksgiving. I was joined by many Broadway and community members who volunteered their time to help in this wonderful celebration of gratitude.

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 

office@broadwaybaptist.org

View Full Staff List