B.L.E.S.S. Thy Neighbor

Posted by Babs Mullinax
On November 28, 2022

In today’s culture, the main challenge about reaching and discipling others is not if you are adequately equipped. Far more important is if you have the relational capacity with your part of the world to share and apply Truth. These rhythms are five simple, straightforward practices that help us make loving our neighbor and sharing our faith a natural part of our everyday lives.

A Center for Hope

Posted by Babs Mullinax
On August 15, 2022

A Center for Hope It’s back to school season here in the Midwest District. Some schools start as early as the end of July, while others start after Labor Day. One thing is certain, kids are preparing to go back into an area of greater access to each other as the school day claims a […]

The Dust has Settled!

Posted by Babs Mullinax
On March 16, 2022

We're happy to share an update on the newly renovated Midwest District House!

I Wanna Do Everything You Do

Posted by Babs Mullinax
On October 8, 2021

How does a church plant with no sign outside it's building quadruple in size? The answer just might be in an old country song...

When Our Faith Finds Feet

Posted by Babs Mullinax
On February 23, 2021

I hear stories of huge ministry impact, and I often wonder how it all began. Here is one such story, with the simple progression of how it all started with one lady asking the right questions: Where has God placed me? What do I have to offer? From there it’s up to God to show […]

COVID Relationship Resources

Posted by Babs Mullinax
On February 4, 2021

You’re not alone… We didn’t know how long this pandemic season would last. Today we’re going to refresh your approach to ministry. Following are some ideas I discovered for pursuing relationships during an isolated time while polling the churches in the Midwest District.

E-Learning Centers

Posted by Babs Mullinax
On October 8, 2020

Mobilizing your church to meet community needs STREAMWOOD, IL— Last spring, coronavirus shutdowns devastated schools nationwide; by March, only four states were left with public schooling in place. This fall, remote schooling continues to pose challenges for families and communities nationwide. Students must adapt to digital learning formats while missing out on the benefits of school—from social interaction […]

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