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 The concept of “fellowship” comes from the New Testament. Koinonia is the word most often translated “fellowship” and has to do with commonality — things held in common such as purpose and […]
by Randy Harp I once saw a man on a bridge about to jump. I said, “Don’t do it!” He said, “Nobody loves me.” I said, “God loves you. Do you believe in God?”
Assessing the Value of Education by Doug Cox, BBFI third vice president The fourth level language teacher at Yonsei University in Seoul surveyed her class of Western missionaries with disappointment. Their confidence was undaunted by […]
by Randy Harp What is its purpose? Are there biblical principles guiding the BBFI? What is it that unifies the BBFI? What is the structure of the BBFI? How does one become a part of […]
by W. E. Dowell There was the Baptist Bible Union long before there was a Baptist Bible Fellowship. That Bible Union failed. Now, after all these years, why has the BBFI succeeded, when the old […]
by Jon Konnerup The BBFI Mission Office was set up in the early 1950s to assist our Fellowship churches in sending the Gospel around the world. It is not our desire, purpose, or vision to […]
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