Reynolds returns to Romania to make disciples
Rick and Patty Reynolds are living out their faith in Romania by evangelizing, discipling and spiritually equipping the Gypsy people....
A Sub-Saharan Summer of Service
West Africa became a living classroom this summer for teacher Suzanne Smith who learned the power of the present....
Back to School in Permanent Ink
The mom in me wants to plan with a permanent marker, but the realist says, "stick to the pencil as things are constantly changing."...
You Go First (Tips for Improving You and Your Relationships)
If you’re hoping someone you care about will change, and if you want to be proactive in helping that change happen, you should act the way you want that other person to act. That is, you go first....
decus et tutamen
About a year ago, I came across a British coin that I found to be fascinating...As I saw the image on this coin, I was instantly reminded of what the Apostle Paul said in Romans 8......
Triad Baptist to offer new Family VBS
With three two-night sessions (or pods) for children and their parents July 18-23, Triad moves from a home-based experience in 2020 to the onsite “Heroes at Heart” Family VBS....
Unraveled to renew
From her childhood through COVID and beyond, Gail Peterson has seen God take life’s threads apart to build anew....
Man of Fire
For 14 years, God has used Randy Thompson’s hands to stoke forever flames of faith at Triad’s Junior Retreat....
Stepping Out in Faith!
We have our own opportunities each day to demonstrate our faith, to do what is right regardless of the circumstances and certainly without knowing the consequences....
City Park Church forges ahead to make Christ known
Triad Baptist’s first church plant is officially on its own in Winston-Salem’s Washington Park Community ...
Treasure in the Trash
There was treasure found in that trash that night. I was guilty of clinging to the past...
Baby Bottle Campaign THIS month!
Fill a bottle - change a life! TBC ALL ministry is partnering with Salem Pregnancy Center to raise money to help educate and offer practical support to women and men facing an unplanned pregnancy. Grab a baby bottle from the Welcome Center, fill it with change and return it by the end of June....
Flattery, Mentorship, and Hearing the Voice of God
Imitation is the highest form of flattery. But if there is anything higher than that and more important than flattery itself, I would say it is to move beyond imitation to finding out who you are and the power of being you. ...
We are making a cookbook
We are making a cookbook - Deadline June 15 Mom Connection is putting together a cookbook for our church family called “Triad’s Family Favorites“. We would love for you to be a part of it! The cookbook will not only include recipes, but you will have the option to submit photos and stories to go along with them. We want to connect with our church family, after being apart for so long. We are looking forward to seeing your smiling faces in the photos...We have missed you!...
May Matters
Every May, we take time to spotlight different people and ministries within our church and community that we can come together to love on and pray for. ...
Faith and Technology: A Great Team!
We live in a digital age that is a playground for Millennials (ages 18 to 29). Most children and teens are more proficient than their parents with computers, tablets, and mobile phones. In a recent Barna study, Millennials certainly stand apart in their unsurpassed digital-savvy. They’re also in a class of their own when it comes to faith experience and practice. The Millennials are using technology in three unique ways to practice their faith....
Grounds for good
Open again after a hiatus during COVID, the Awake Café continues its 11th year of supporting student ministry and helping youth encounter Jesus Christ. ...
Main Street footballer
A champion of the world’s top sport is bringing Upward Soccer back to Triad Baptist Church’s South Main Street campus for the kids....
dNOW
Disciple Now is a weekend-long event that will challenge and grow your student in their relationship with the Lord. They will hear phenomenal teaching and engage in great worship. Over the weekend they will have chances to meet after the services to discuss with small group leaders what God is teaching them from the lessons. Students will also have an opportunity to spend time together and have a lot of fun. Please pray about signing your student up for one of the best events of the year!...
Connecting women through ministry
The new head of women’s ministries at Triad Baptist Church is tapping her experiences as a military wife and ministry leader to help women feel loved and supported....
Tech transition
The timing of a key software upgrade allowed Triad Baptist to handle increases in online giving, and digitally connect members amid the pandemic....
‘I have just got to tell them about Jesus’
Devan Hailey has a new mission in life: healing bodies and souls through clean water. ...
Special forever.
Even if you feel the whole world is against you and you lack even a single friend to turn to, you’re never really alone, unloved, and unspecial. You’re special because God made you....
The Blacksmith's Hands
I take great comfort in the fact that he [God] personally oversees the process of my sanctification, a process that will continue until I reach eternity and I am made complete in Him....
The Equipping Work in Your Post-Holiday Silence
We often hear about the "Christmas blues," but there is also such a thing called the "post-holiday" blues too. It's caused by transitioning back into our regular, lackluster post-holiday schedules. Life now feels a little more undesirably silent....
Greater Than
The audience of the book of Hebrews were Jewish Christians and they were getting hassled by the Jews in their community because they walked away from the teachings of Judaism, the Law, and the sacrificial system. The Jewish Christians were trusting in Christ alone and saw Him as far superior to anyone or anything else. They believed Jesus Christ was all they needed to trust and depend on....
God Loves Us...Warts and All
It’s difficult for many of us to understand how much God loves us or accepts us as we are. Scripturally, we are told that God loves us. He loves everybody, doesn’t He? But how much does He love us on a personal level? Does He accept us… warts and all? That’s a much different thought to ponder....
Message in the mix
Children and their families experienced the Christmas story anew through “Dough Holy Night” at Triad Baptist Church....
How TBC went ‘home’ for Christmas in 2020
“Social distancing” and “community spread” weren’t buzzwords when Triad Baptist started work on the 2020 Christmas show. ...
All You Need is Love
One man has said, “Love is spelled W-O-R-K.” In theory, we would like for love to be enough; but in reality, a successful, happy marriage requires more than love, it requires work. My marriage is a work in progress. Most marriages that are successful, enduring, and joyful have the same thing in common...
Operation Christmas Child
Operation Christmas Child Shoebox Time! Start gathering gifts to fill your shoebox and make a child smile this Christmas! Brochures, labels, and even shoeboxes (assembly required) are available at several green Christmas tree shelves placed throughout the facility. NOTE: If you are not able to prepare a box, you are welcome to bring in needed supplies that our children can prepare over the next few weeks. There are several large collection boxes placed around the facility to receive donated items. (A list of needed items is attached to each box.)...
Care packages for caring hearts
Amid COVID-19, a group of Triad Baptist Church members made a surprise delivery to health care workers on the front lines of COVID-19 at Novant Health Kernersville Medical Center....
Merger gives City Park Church its own building
The first church planted by Triad Baptist wasn’t expecting to own its own building and land this quickly....
A call in the chaos
COVID-19 cut her overseas internship short but not before Abby Hurst learned that it’s not what you do, but the relationships you build that matter most on mission for Jesus Christ....
Mask-making mom serves by example
A Triad Baptist mom finds a stay-at-home way to serve others and teach her daughter what it means to share Jesus Christ’s love with others in trying times....
Drive-through meals that heal
Triad Baptist Church is helping Second Harvest Food Bank of Northwest North Carolina fill plates and soothe spirits during the COVID-19 pandemic....
Helping Seniors Stay Connected Amid COVID-19
The global pandemic reveals an opportunity to better serve and care for Triad Baptist Church’s older adults....
The Day Worship Went Home
Young and old are adapting to the new normal of COVID-19 at Triad Baptist -- all-online church....
Coronavirus Update
In an effort to be cautious, Triad Baptist Church has made the decision to adhere to the recommendations from the CDC (Centers for Disease Control) in regard to the recent Coronavirus outbreak. Our Team is committed to prepare, monitor, and respond appropriately to help in the prevention of the virus in our community....
A ministry of mind and heart
Tim Wall’s mother, Peggy, and thousands like her inspire him to minister to and advocate for those with Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia. ...
City Park Church continues 105-year legacy
The Rev. Bill Campbell, pastor of Memorial Reformed Church, calls City Park Church an ‘answer to prayer’ as the new church plant puts its nearly empty building to use again for Jesus Christ....
