Baptist Bible Fellowship International history is a chronicle of persons, events, struggles, achievements, defeats, and victories. It is also the story of God at work in our modern world, touching lives, saving souls, planting churches, […]
The BBFI is a church planting story by John Gross, APEX Director I grew up in a little West Texas town called Phillips in the heart of the panhandle of Texas. Phillips had only one […]
The Tribune through the years by Rob Walker, Tribune Assistant Editor (Updated and adapted from an article by Tom Harper in the January 2000 issue of the Tribune) The story of the Baptist Bible Tribune […]
by David Melton Harold Rawlings, whose family was so instrumental in the foundation of Boston Baptist College, said it better than anyone else, “When this college was started, some said it was crazy and it […]
by Randy Harp Is the BBFI perfect? I think we all know the answer. My first impressions of the BBFI were all positive, largely because my pastor, Don Elmore, was extremely positive about the BBFI.
When the largest ship then afloat, the Titanic, struck an iceberg at 11:40 p.m. April 14, 1912, in the western North Atlantic, it was carrying over 2,200 souls (the precise number is unknown), including a […]
by Randy Harp I was able to take my daughter with me on a recent weekend trip to the Dallas/Fort Worth area to visit a couple churches. On our way home we stopped by the […]
by Eddie Lyons In 1950, the Baptist Bible Fellowship was incorporated in the State of Missouri. The genesis documents that are held by the Secretary of State declare the following purposes for why we exist: […]
by Jon Konnerup The philosophy of BBFI missions has always been, and still remains, evangelism, discipleship, and church planting. The idea is churches start churches around the world by sending their own people as missionaries. […]
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