
Insights from in and around the association
UBA Voices
Churches Form Kingdom Communities by Sharing Space
Braeburn Valley and Westbury Baptist churches discuss the benefits of sharing space with other local congregations for greater Kingdom impact.
How a Chinese Barber Started Church Planting in South America
May we take encouragement from Lough Ah Fook’s story. God can use whatever “small” thing you’re doing for the gospel today to make an impact you could never imagine.
What is Collaborative Sending?
With small shifts in our mindset, we can tap into the resources that we already have to identify, equip, send, and support the next generation of gospel ministers.
George Liele: A Missions and Church Planting Name You Should Know
George Liele is a powerful—if often overlooked—missions figure we should all know.
2 Reasons We Need Hispanic Church Plants
We dream of a church planting movement in our city, where each of our existing churches identifies those who have the call of God and sends them out.
2 Razones para Plantar Iglesias Hispanas
Todos somos enviados a dar continuidad a la MISIÓN DE JESÚS, de extender el evangelio en todas partes, hacer discípulos, que sean bautizados y se reproduzcan en otros que continúen la misión.
Calling Out the Called
This May, we're committing to pray for leaders to call out those called to go to the various kinds of ministry.
Pray for God to send laborers
This May, we're committing to pray for a harvest among the many ways our churches are ministering this summer. Here's how you can join us!
What Do Sending Churches and Dying Churches Have in Common?
The Preacher’s Collective not only helps churches raise up, equip, and send out those who are called to preach, but it also provides gospel proclamation in pastorless churches. Here’s how it works.
4 R.E.A.L. Challenges for Women on the Mission Field
When we started a missionary home group, we assumed it'd be full of Boomer missionaries like we had experienced in the past. Instead, it was a diverse crowd. There were some Boomers like us, but word of our home group had resonated with one particular demographic looking for community—single, millennial women.