Posts with the category “missions”

In mid-March, a short-term team from First Baptist Church Beaumont was sent to join the ongoing work of disciple-making and evangelism in Kenya, serving alongside Kenyan nationals James and Chao Wanje.Less than a week before the team’s original departure, global circumstances caused their entire flight schedule to be turned upside down. What initially felt like a major setback became an opportunit...  Read More

A Night for the Nations 2025 was a beautiful evening filled with encouragement, challenge, and prayer. We gathered around tables, enjoyed delicious BBQ, and listened to testimonies from members of our faith community who participated in mission trips over the past year. As they shared, a common theme emerged: the transformative power of stepping outside their comfort zones to join God in His work ...  Read More

In mid-May, a team from FBC Beaumont was sent out to go and care for families that serve the Lord through sports in some of the darkest places around the world. Our team lovingly led and invested in the children and youth from the families while the parents were poured into during the conference sessions. Nickie Miller was one of the team members and today we are sharing her main takeaways and con...  Read More

It may seem strange to be talking about Christmas in July; but that’s precisely what we are encouraging you to do! The greatest gift we could give is the love of Jesus. That’s why our faith family is excited to once again partner with Operation Christmas Child, a project of Samaritan’s Purse. Each year, Operation Christmas Child sends hope, joy, and the message of Jesus Christ to children around t...  Read More

*Due to security reasons, we will not mention names of the families or locations that we served in on this trip.*The trip to Pakistan with a small team from our faith family was one that has been in the works for the past two years! Here’s a little backstory: We have two families in Pakistan that are global partners. One came through a familial connection in our church; the other came through a co...  Read More