Meet Taylor & Susan Field - North American Missionaries                                                                                    

Tuesday, May 22, 2018   -   6:30pm - Free Light Meal   -   7:00pm - Meeting

Taylor and Susan state that "We are a church that serves in the Lower East Side of New York City through Sunday services and weekday programs. We invite the uninvited, serve the undeserved, and love others." 

Come join in a time of food and fellowship and learn about the exciting work being done at the Graffiti Church in New York City.                

This is a training to help you engage people living in poverty through a deeper understanding of their challenges and strengths so that your Gospel message impacts their hearts, mind and body.

Training that will change the way you see people.

Thursday, May 24th,   9:00am - 4:00pm

Buncombe Baptist Resource Center, 227 Hazel Mill Road, Asheville 28806

Cost: $20.00 - Includes book, workbook, training & lunch

Register at http://ow.ly/oyWI30hSqD6

This recognition is for anyone that participated in a "DISASTER RELIEF TRIP" during  2017/2018 doing the                                                                                                        typical jobs of tree trimming, feeding, cleaning houses, doing mud outs, light construction and yard work.

Saturday, June 2, 2018 - Beverly Hills Baptist Church, 777 Tunnel Road, Asheville 28805

5:30pm - Fellowship             6:00pm - Free Barbeque Meal

The meal is FREE but reservations need to be made by Tuesday, May 29th by calling the                                                                                                                              Buncombe Baptist Resource Center at 252-1864 who is sponsoring the event.                                   

NC Baptists are partnering with the Metropolitan New York Baptist Association to provide coats for New York City. Coats along with a Bible or Jesus Film will be given to each recipient during December. The Buncombe Baptist Resource Center will be a drop-off place for you to bring coats. You may begin now bringing coats Monday through Thursday between 10:00am and 3:00pm. Coats need to be new or gently used, can withstand NYC winter weather, no holes or stains, zippers must work and must be clean. For more information you may contact Roger Rearden at 828-458-9729. This is a great way to share the love of Jesus by providing warm coats and the gospel to residents of New York City.

Do you have Hispanics living near your church and want to find ways to reach them? Gary Odom is available to meet with pastors, church leaders or come and speak on a Sunday evening to help you map out a simple plan. Gary has been a missionary with IMB in South America for nine years and has also started Spanish speaking churches in the U.S. He is currently contracting with the Buncombe Baptist Association to help churches in this area. You may call Gary at 828-620-1265 or text him. Gary is looking forward to hearing from you.

GriefShare is for anyone grieving the loss of a loved one and those who would like to minister to the grieving.

Started Monday, March 5, at 6:00pm

Buncombe Baptist Resource Center, 227 Hazel Mill Road, Asheville 28806

Cost of workbook is $18.00 and scholarships are available.

This is a 13-week cycle and people can join at any time.

  Recycle Your Literature

Bring your used Sunday School Literature, Bibles and tracts to the Resource Center.  The materials will be transported to Harvest Seed Ministry of Mt. Sinai Baptist Church in Shelby, NC where it will be processed for shipment to English speaking countries throughout the world.  We will continue to collect items one week following the end of each Sunday School quarter. 

Like Materials should be sorted together.  Each box should be labeled with the quantity and contents of the box.  We will accept the following items:

• Bibles:  New, used, any translation, in any condition
• Tracts:  All tracts
• Sunday School Supplies:  Quarterlies, teacher books, teaching packets, teaching pictures, etc. for all ages and all publishers,  Children's packets should include just teaching help items and be in the plastic cover sealed shut.  Do not send any handiwork or crafts the children have made.

Thank you for taking the time to box, sort and label the literature correctly for shipment.