EXCITING EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY AT FBBC!

We are excited to announce plans to add a new Early Childhood Education Program! Once established, students could enroll in a two-year associate’s degree in Early Childhood Education or earn an endorsement with the four-year Elementary Education degree. The four-year degree, combined with this endorsement, would provide the credentials to teach and care for children from birth to sixth grade.

We seek your help to find a like-minded, mission-fit person to serve as program director.

Our ideal candidate will have experience in early childhood education, preferably with a Master’s degree in Early Childhood Education. If you know of someone who is highly experienced and competent without a Master’s degree, FBBC is willing to talk to them about paying their tuition expenses to pursue one.

Some of the responsibilities of the program director would include:

• Developing the Early Childhood Education Program
• Constructing and teaching courses
• Advising students

If you know of anyone who may be qualified and interested in this position, please direct them to this page on our website: https://faith.edu/about/careers/early-childhood-education-director/.

Jump-start your college education by taking a class at Faith! 

Our summer Jump Start allows you to come to campus for a week, earn college credit, stay in the dorms, and participate in fun activities throughout the week. Your college class is even offered at a steep discount! Jump Start is available to those graduating high school in 2022, 2023, or 2024.

The cost for attending Jump Start is $100 for all classes due to the Centennial celebration (Additional fees apply to Creation Apologetics.).

This cost includes:

• Tuition for two or three college credits 
• All meals (Monday breakfast-Friday lunch)
• Dormitory lodging (supervised by adults)

This price does not include required textbooks. Estimated textbook costs range from $25-$105—depending on the Jump Start course.

Find more information and register here!

 

Walnut Ridge Baptist Church is hosting “Understanding Our Times” a prophecy seminar from Olive Tree Ministries. What does the Bible say about events in our world today? How can we stand on the Truth? Speaker Ken Mikle will share this and more. Sessions are Friday, May 20^th 7-8:30pm and Saturday, May 21^st 9am-12:00pm. There is no cost to attend. A brief promotional video is available here. Please contact the Walnut Ridge Baptist Church office if you have questions!

Location:
Walnut Ridge Baptist Church
1307 W Ridgeway Ave
Waterloo, IA 50701

Resources:
Bulletin Inserts
Power Point Slide
www.olivetreeministries.org

If you attended the Annual Conference this year, please consider filling out the evaluation form!

–Session #1: Be Careful…Be Faithful, Tim Capon
–Business Meeting
–Session #2: Petition for Commission Part 1, Sam Choi
–Session #3: Petition for Commission Part 2, Sam Choi
–Session #4: Discipleship Through… Part 1, Kraig Keck
–Session #5: Discipleship Through… Part 2, Kraig Keck

–Workshop: Home Sweet Home, Dan Fields
(We apologize for the inconvenience, but the rest of the workshops were not recorded.)

Northridge Baptist Church in Des Moines is pursuing revitalization with assistance from Baptist Church Planters and Ankeny Baptist Church. Dr. Dean Taylor, a member of Maranatha Baptist Church in Grimes, began serving as Intentional Interim Pastor in March. The Intentional Interim’s responsibilities include preaching, leadership, and collaborating with BCP and Ankeny Baptist in developing the church toward benchmarks of growth in preparation for calling a pastor. Please pray that:

• The people of Northridge will grow in their internal culture of evangelism, personal connections that lead to God-focused conversations, and love for the community resulting in gospel influence
• Mature believers will be providentially directed to the church to fill key roles
• The church will grow
• The leadership will be guided by wisdom from above as they make decisions and formulate plans