MISSIONS2020

beach road baptist church

Go therefore and make disciples of all nationsMatthew 28:19

The Great Commission

Now the eleven disciples went to Galilee, to the mountain to which Jesus had directed them. And when they saw him they worshiped him, but some doubted. And Jesus came and said to them, “All

authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in[a] the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to

observe all that I have commanded you. And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age.”

Matthew 28:16-20

THE BREAD BASKET

All who are hungry for food of the body or of the spirit are invited for a free lunch in Route 45 Cafe so that we can build community

relationships and share the love of Christ with the people who join us.

We currently serve on the first Saturday of each month

from 11:30 AM until 1:00 PMin Route 45 on the church campus.

We are building relationships with people in our community that need a place to come to enjoy a meal with others and

feel safe, cared for and shown the love of Christ.

We have many regulars each month but we also get new comers each month. Children are welcome and we have crayons, coloring sheets and games for them. We have clothing items, bath kits and blankets for their needs.

We also make sure they are provided a copy of the Gospel message.

WINTER NIGHTS

Sheltering is a joint effort of Brunswick County Streetreach, a faith-based organization and area

churches to meet the needs of the hungry and homeless.

In December, 2018 BRBC partnered with Donna Phelps and Streetreach to help in the

ministry Winter Nights. We minister to individuals and families in need of shelter and food during the winter months. It is a way to invest in the

community and show people in need the love of Jesus Christ.

We will be housing and feeding families again

February 9-15, 2020

Other churches in Southport take other weeks.

KAIROS

How to ParticipateThere are many ways to participate in Kairos Prison Ministry. Here are just a few:Be a Prayer PartnerAll activities are covered with prayer. You can pray every Tuesday at 1:30 pm EST or sign up for a Weekend prayer vigil.Be a Support VolunteerEach Weekend has opportunities for outside support such as preparing meals or helping with fundraising events.Create AgapeAgape takes many forms, one of which is artwork posted throughout the community room as well as signed placemats and posters made by children (first name only).Be a Cookie BakerWe’re not kidding when we say some Weekends require 20,000 cookies or more. May God bless you for the gift of baking!Be a Team MemberVolunteers from all walks of life share a desire to follow Christ’s admonition in Matthew 25:36, “I was in prison and you visited me.”Be a Ministry Financial DonorAll activities are funded by donations. You may either pay online or send a check to Kairos Prison Ministry International.

Our MissionKairos shares the transforming love and forgiveness of Jesus

Christ to impact the hearts and lives of incarcerated men, women and youth, as well as their families, helping them to become

loving and productive citizens of their communities.

Kairos 2020 Prison Weekends:March 19-22 (CANCELED) & October 15 - 18

UGANDA

Minister alongside IMB missionaries in BidiBidi and Rhino refugee camps where South

Sudanese have fled civil war in their country.• Refugees are Christian, Muslim or animistic. 2,000 South Sudanese refugees arrive in camps each day with the clothes they are wearing but very little other possessions.• There are more than 350,000 people in each of the three main refugee camps.• Sudanese Arabic is the main language in South Sudan. Many speak English as a second language. • If a family arrives intact, the husband can usually get employment. However, widows whose husbands have died in the civil war have a hard time making money.• Many children lost both parents in the civil war. Teenage children are raising their siblings.• They get cloth to build a temporary shelter until they can afford to build a mud hut with a thatched roof. They need approximately $750 (American dollars) to build a hut.• Each person gets food each month. If they eat every day the food lasts 15 days. If they eat every other day the food will last for a month.• There are schools in each camp but are too far away for most children to go to.• They receive one bar of soap, toothbrush and toothpaste when they arrive. After this they need topurchase these items.

BRBC Members Can Help By:• Theological training • Build housing for widows and child led households • Teach women how to make soap for their families to sell • Purchase and distribute Sudanese Arabic Bibles• Show Jesus film • Need experienced health care and medical professionals • Need experienced people for food and clothing distribution• Dig wells

Six BRBC members will work in camps. They leave The USA March 2 and return March 16.

MOZAMBIQUE

1 million people Chopi-speaking group are separated by their language. No evangelical work had been done prior to 2018.

2020 BEACH ROAD TRIPMarch 23 - April 7This trip has been postponed to 2021. More information will be available at a later date.

Trip to teach in Chemane and support new church three hours north in college and resort town of Vilankulo; church was recently started by a young college student convert from Islam

Summer trip to focus on supporting church in Chemane and helping plant a second Chopi church in nearby Quissico

MissionTake gospel to previously unreached Chopi

people in southern Mozambique, partnering with IMB missionaries Matt & Monica Stauffer

BAPTIST CHILREN’S HOMES OF NC

2019 Outreach by the numbers • 25,275 lives were impacted through Evangelism and Outreach • 135 decisions for Christ were proclaimed • 1,038 Children served • 737 Families served • Over 70,000 meals served • 1,103 individuals received food, clothing, household items and furniture • 8,518 clients served through Aging MinistryHow can I help? • Pray for BCH’s ministry to bring families to Jesus • Donate to BCH to broaden the impact of their ministry • Consider Foster Care through BCH – 16,796 boys and girls were removed from their families in 2018 in NC • April 2020 Food Round-up – non-perishables & gift cards • Join a group visit to BCH locations in NC

FOOD ROUNDUP • APRIL Donate non-perishable food items and Walmart gift

cards throughout the month of April. The goal of BCH is to raise enough food to provide 700,000 meals

throughout the year.

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FREE EASTER EGG HUNT PLUSCRAFTS • FOOD • BOUNCE HOUSES

Our mission is to provide an opportunity for families to celebrate Easter in a warm, welcoming, Jesus-focused

environment. Our goal is to share the Gospel and to create community awarness for our children’s ministry.

This event requires the loving help of many BRBC volunteers.

EASTER EGG SCRAMBLE

SO SORRY.WE HAVE CANCELED THIS EVENT

FOLLOWING THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE CDC AND GOVERNOR COOPER.

EVANGELISTIC OUTREACH

CASWELL | SOUTHPORT

Students from all over North Carolina come to our area to do mission work. Beach Road is a partnering church that hosts students and gives them projects

and opportunities to serve.

Volunteers are needed to supervise and assist the students.

DEEP IMPACT AT RED SPRINGS

Deep Impact Missions Weeks are pre-packaged, week-long mission experiences sponsored by

Baptists on Mission/NC Baptist Men. They provide Middle (must have completed 6th grade) and High School students and their

leaders the opportunity to: “Share God’s love with people through word and deed.” Youth and leaders will participate in a variety of

mission opportunities including construction, VBS/Day Camps, sports evangelism, community outreach, prayer walks and others. Morning devotions and worship each evening will help students reflect on their

lives and commit themselves to serving others in Christ’s name.

Expected Mission Week:5 types of projects that participants choose from:

• Construction - painting, landscaping, wheelchair ramps

• Community Outreach - preparing meals for firefighters, police, city/town employees, handing out water at sporting events

• Children - VBS, daycamps

• Sports - sports camps in soccer, basketball, volleyball

• Senior Adults - birthday parties or singing at nursing homes, cleaningsenior apartments or homes.

Costs:$125 per person. Assistance and scholarships are available!

STREETREACH

WHO IS STREET REACH?

A 100% volunteer faith-based organization.

Brunswick County Streetreach is a passionate community of people who follow Christ in his relentless, redeeming love for all people. Their mission is to serve, rescue and transform those in

greatest need through the grace of Jesus Christ.

This year BRBC will participate in:

Angel Tree Camping • June-AugustFor many children of prisoners, some of the basic rites of childhood – like spending a week away at summer camp – are out of the question.

Camp gives the child an opportunity to have fun, fellowship with their peers, build relationships with caring camp counselors, and to

experience the love of God in the great outdoors.

Angel Tree Back To SchoolEvery year Streetreach does a Back 2 School bash to assist the children

of prisoners, foster care and the homeless children with new clothing items, school supplies and backpacks.

Angel Tree ChristmasEvery year Streetreach organizes a festive holiday celebration for families

of inmates, children that are homeless or at-risk of homelessness, providing a much-needed respite from the daily challenges of poverty in

some of our counties most disadvantaged neighborhood.

BRBC is a partnering church with Street Reach of Brunswick County. Volunteer and help reach the lost in

TRUNK OR TREAT

Our mission is to provide a safe, friendly and welcoming environment in which families can celebrate Halloween

Our goals are to: • Share the Gospel • Create community awareness for the ministries of BRBC

Held annually on the BRBC campus on or around Halloween. It is a primary outreach to the surrounding

communities of Southport, OKI and the neighborhoods adjacent to BRBC.

The event requires the loving help of 100-plus BRBC volunteers

Activities Include:30 vehicles with decorated trunks filled with candy

Hayride • Bonfire with S’mores • Face Painting • Photo BoothPiped Music • Firetruck on site (whenever possible)

Barbeque, Hot Dogs, and Cookies served in The Filling Station

REACHING BOSTON

Since 2017, Beach Road Baptist Church has partnered with Celebration Church in Charlestown, MA, a suburb of Boston. Celebration Church was birthed when God called Joe Souza, a Brazilian missionary to the Boston metro area to plant a church. Celebration is a primarily Brazilian congregation. God has blessed the work of Pastor Joe and histeam and from Celebration Charlestown two additional congregations have been planted in nearby Stoughton and Wakefield. The Wakefield congregationhas seen a fourfold increase in attendance over the last year and is now nearing 100 people in the congregation! Celebration continues to see the Gospel change lives in Boston with 58 baptisms over the last year!

Celebration Church will be sending a team to Southport.BRBC mission committee and Celebration Church will be looking

into what our team will do this year. BRBC team will go to Boston later this year.

BRBC mission committee and Celebration Church will decide when and where and will send out announcements.

OPERATION CHRISTMAS CHILD

Operation Christmas Child collects shoeboxes filled with gifts and delivers them to children in need around the world. Every one of these shoebox gifts is an opportunity for the Gospel. In the hands of local churches, it is a powerful tool for evangelism, discipleship and multiplication. Many shoebox recipients also enroll in a 12-lesson follow-up discipleship program, the Greatest Journey, where they learn to follow Christ and share HIM with others.

We will provide you a shoebox to pack for

a boy or girl. Watch for them in

October!

Bring your shoebox gift to our drop-off location

during National Collection Week, the third week in

November.

THE CHRISTMAS TOY STORE

How You Can Help.Volunteer to be:

Counselor • Greeter • Runner/Table Restocker • Shopper’s AideCashier • Desk Clerk • Referral Person • Pricing Clerk

Registrar/Scheduler • Toy BuyerAll volunteers are trained.

BRBC also collects toys! Watch for announcements beginning in November

about the how to donate toys!

The Toy Store is open the second weekend of December. It allows parents or guardians in need to shop for NEW toys for their children at a discount. Counseling is provided to find out if there are other needs such as food and clothing and always, the plan of Salvation in Christ is shared.

Parents and guardians are referred to the store by church members, pastors, community leaders, home health care givers, school counselors, teachers and community agencies. Referrals are sent invitations to which they must reply get a date and time to shop.

The toys are given by the 50 churches in the BBA and those in the community who want to help. Each toy is marked with a price that is ten cents to the dollar. Each parent is allowed to spend a pre-determined amount for each child. It is not about the money but about self-esteem and salvation.

APPALACHIAN CHRISTMAS OUTREACH

The team from BRBC collects backpacks, items to fill backpacks and coats. They pack the items and transport them to Havelock,

NC so the items can be packed with other donations and shipped to Oak Hill, WV. In early December the travel team goes to WV and helps distribute the items, ministers to families and also

ministers in an assisted living home.

How can you be involved:Donate items. They are collected throughout the year.

Help pack the items to be transferred to the collection site in Havelock, NC.Packing happens early October.

Travel to WV and help minister to the area.• The trip is usually the first weekend in December• Driving time is about 6.5 hours with stops• Lodging is at the Holiday Lodge and Conference Center in Oak Hill, WV• Travel time is four days: two days traveling and two days ministry • No specific dress required, no shots required and no language barrier• Great opportunity to share God’s love

The Appalachian Coalfields Ministry, sponsored by NCBM, seeks to meet physical and spiritual needs of people living in the Appalachian area. Working with scores of ministry centers and small churches in five Appalachian states, they help mobilize

volunteers and resources to meet needs.

Our mission at Beach Road is: Living in Christ centered relationships that glorify

God and reach the world by valuing: Truth over Trends,

Serving over Sitting, Giving over Getting,

Great over Good, We over Me.

Six BRBC members will work in camps.We leave The USA March 2 and return March 16.We are going on a safari and short boat trip down the Nile at end of trip.Yellow fever vaccine and passport are required by Ugandan government.IMB has nice accommodations with electricity, running hot water, indoor beds, indoor toilets and Internet.Bottled water provided at all times.Eat food in restaurants or in camps at places IMB missionar-ies deem safe.Ugandan government patrols areas to make sure everyone is safe.