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By learning to trust God for the littlest of things, Triad’s latest Heritage Award winners have experienced a joyful life of faith.

Better equipping all the church’s ministries to point lives toward Christ is the goal of Triad’s new NextGen multipurpose building.

Triad Baptist has a new image to visually represent its continued commitment to worship, serve, connect and reach to point lives toward Christ.

As Triad Baptist’s latest construction project takes shape, a surprise gift honors an architect of the church’s growth.

It may seem like a strange word of focus for 2023 but the life of faith literally "depends" on this vital antidote to self-reliance.

A composing duo whose influence extends far beyond their Belews Creek home created "This is Christ," the Christmas musical Triad Baptist’s choir and drama team performs 5:30 p.m. nightly from Dec. 10-11.

Several ministries and nonprofits in the Piedmont are still touching lives through pennies donated during Vacation Bible School.

A new collection of salvation stories seeks to spread the gospel while supporting a Triad Baptist member sidelined by a rare form of head and neck cancer.

Things aren't always what they seem, and fall shouts that message in a blaze of color and barrenness.

From Spain to the Triad VBS stage to North Carolina’s High Country, God’s plan for Mary DeHart this summer involved service in three different ministries.

Members of a Triad Baptist Connect Group worked behind the scenes to help transform the Worship Center into a stadium for this week’s “Game On” VBS.

A new educational building with 21 multipurpose classrooms is Triad Baptist Church’s latest answer to growing needs in Kernersville and beyond.

The Worship Center entrance and Triad Baptist Church grounds have a new fall look — the latest work by a volunteer team whose motto is “We plant and God makes them grow.”

Inspired by the support they’ve received during the pandemic, Mallory and Stephen Mast are showing the love of Christ to others through their “Quarantine Blessing Busy Baskets.”

For Soloman Patrick Jr., his journey to headmaster at Triad Baptist Christian Academy began with burnt biscuits and a car ride.

Rick and Patty Reynolds are living out their faith in Romania by evangelizing, discipling and spiritually equipping the Gypsy people.

West Africa became a living classroom this summer for teacher Suzanne Smith who learned the power of the present.

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.

From her childhood through COVID and beyond, Gail Peterson has seen God take life’s threads apart to build anew.

For 14 years, God has used Randy Thompson’s hands to stoke forever flames of faith at Triad’s Junior Retreat.

Triad Baptist’s first church plant is officially on its own in Winston-Salem’s Washington Park Community

Open again after a hiatus during COVID, the Awake Café continues its 11th year of supporting student ministry and helping youth encounter Jesus Christ.

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.

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.

The timing of a key software upgrade allowed Triad Baptist to handle increases in online giving, and digitally connect members amid the pandemic.

Devan Hailey has a new mission in life: healing bodies and souls through clean water.

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.

A visit rekindles a Christmas memory and inspires a gift.

Children and their families experienced the Christmas story anew through “Dough Holy Night” at Triad Baptist Church.

“Social distancing” and “community spread” weren’t buzzwords when Triad Baptist started work on the 2020 Christmas show.

Whether in business, community, church or home, Triad’s latest Heritage Award winners say Christ-centered living has brought joy.

Scores of parents left the sidelines to join their children building boats from tinfoil and bridges with straws and more as Triad Baptist Church kept its 26-year Vacation Bible School tradition alive during COVID-19.

Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Triad Baptist Church introduces “Faith Lab @ Home” -- a home-based Staycation Bible School program that any family can enjoy for free. Register now through July 11.

A regulatory quality assurance engineer in the pharmaceutical industry is the new head of The Leadership Institute at Triad Baptist.

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.

The first church planted by Triad Baptist wasn’t expecting to own its own building and land this quickly.

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.

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.

Triad Baptist Church is helping Second Harvest Food Bank of Northwest North Carolina fill plates and soothe spirits during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Young and old are adapting to the new normal of COVID-19 at Triad Baptist -- all-online church.

The global pandemic reveals an opportunity to better serve and care for Triad Baptist Church’s older adults.

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.

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.

Daryl and Leah Burnette know that God has bigger plans for their ministry in northern Mozambique, and Triad Baptist is stepping up to help.

Tan Lynn never met the American GI who absorbed most of the blast that took his hearing in Vietnam or the others whose heroism allow him to now save others from a life without Jesus Christ.

In a Connections interview, Jason and Julie Johnson reflect on 25 years of service to Triad Baptist and leaving to help found its new City Park Church plant in Winston-Salem.

Triad Baptist Christian Academy added its own record-breaking event to Thanksgiving-themed runs and walks across the U.S. But none started quite like this one.

Triad Baptist Christian Academy’s first outdoor classroom is giving students a new way to learn earth-science basics.

Touched by the influence of the child God used to inspire the song, “Praise You In This Storm,” and help lead her to faith, nurse Mia Creed continues to let her own light shine amid life’s storms.

In this Q&A, Children's Pastor Tim Gerber shares what God has taught him through 25 years of children's ministry at Triad Baptist.

Triad Baptist's first dinner theater show runs Oct. 3-5 -- a Smoky Mountain musical comedy, pig pickin' and fundraiser for foster family/orphan care, and other ministries.

Kyle Cox, who joined Triad Baptist Aug. 5 as its new youth pastor, is excited about equipping a new generation of Christ followers to lead the church and change the world.

An unexpected turn of events last summer gave Austin Hurst a new perspective about a Vacation Bible School ministry he’d experienced at Triad Baptist since 2000.

A life-changing decision is one of the legacies from more than 14 years of Vacation Bible School for Wendy and Steve Kluk.

As Triad Baptist did 25 years ago with Vacation Bible School, Toby Pegram is making his own leap of faith starting the new City Park Church plant in Winston-Salem.

Called City Park Church, Triad Baptist Church’s first church plant will meet Washington Park community residents of Winston-Salem where they are through authentic living, service, preaching, teaching, and worship.

For Lisa Crews, life with MS has brought to life the truth of Jeremiah 29:11: No matter what life brings, with God, there’s always hope.

The Make-A-Wish Foundation helped Hunter Thompson and family celebrate his recovery from a brain tumor with a once-in-a-lifetime trip to Hawaii.

The 13th Awana Grand Prix at Triad Baptist Church helped make a Winston-Salem woman’s home more livable through its first Outreach Ministry Race, and more.

Hunter Thompson and family will celebrate his recovery from a brain tumor and their future together with a trip to Hawaii, courtesy of the Make-A-Wish Foundation.

A springtime tradition for 20 years, the Junior/Senior Breakfast of Kids Street Children’s Ministry remains an opportunity to serve and to share.

Whether it was the Triad Baptist nursery or the church’s parking lot or at home, Diane and Earl Hancock have demonstrated what it means to love others and thank God for -- and through -- everything.

Toby Pegram, who will plant Triad’s first church in south central Winston-Salem, believes reaching people for Jesus Christ requires Christ-honoring lives, relationships, teaching, and worship.

Triad Baptist Church hosts best-selling writer and teacher Kay Arthur and son, David, on Saturday, March 16, as they explain why “God is Enough” for life’s challenges.

A coastal community swamped by Hurricane Florence – and others closer to home – are glad Triad Baptist members reached out to share God’s love.

Pastor Rob and other Triad staff members use conversation heart candies to share truths about God's character from their lives.

A Michigan toddler with a rare form of childhood cancer and his family are the latest beneficiaries of Triad Baptist Christian Academy’s Cancer Awareness Night.

A new steering team led by deacon Jason Johnson will begin work in early 2019 to help Triad launch its first church outside of Kernersville.

Upward Football referee Harold Simcox is the first recipient of a new service award honoring the legacy of former Upward director and Triad Baptist member Steve Jones.

Hunting stories, good food, expert tips, and a hunting story with an eternal twist were shared Sept. 29 in the first Sportsmen’s Day at Triad Baptist.

Twenty-two years ago, Gabriela Reynolds received an Operation Christmas Child shoebox in Romania. This year, she’s sending her first as a new member at Triad Baptist.

Three years after the loss of her fourth child, Sarah Kilbreth shared her story and ministry with others through the first Pregnancy and Infant Loss & Remembrance Day Oct. 13 at Triad Baptist Church.

In his 20th year as lead pastor, Triad Baptist Church’s Rob Decker outlines what’s next for the church in its vision to point more lives to Jesus Christ.

Triad Baptist Church plans to bring a candidate up for a vote in September to become its new church plant pastor.

For 15 years, the Kids Street Talent Project has been teaching fifth-graders the importance of letting God grow what you already have.

When two direct hits nearly blew the USS Franklin apart in World War II, John Furrow told God he’d serve Him for the rest of his life if He’d rescue him from the flames.

Before God rescued her with a life-changing call and transplant, Melody Chandler had been a diabetic for 23 years.

Despite losing an eye in a freak accident on a golf course, Triad Baptist Christian Academy student Tristan Loflin knows God's plan for his life is far bigger than what he may have lost that day.

Thankful for a wreck that left him a paraplegic? Yes, says Steve Woodall, who believes his life’s greatest test is his strongest testimony of the power of Jesus Christ.

Phillip Eisenman's hands spell out a message celebrating his newfound purpose in life and the Savior, mother, and ministry that lifted him out of despair.

The Triad Baptist committee looking for the church’s first church plant pastor is on track to extend an offer in July.

Thanks to Triad youth, some inner-city kids have a new toy to bring smiles and move muscles this summer.

A prayer of dedication marked the official opening of Triad’s new home away from home for missionaries.

Where do you need God to move in your life? Begin praying with a spirit of expectancy and include times of fasting (see 2 Corinthians 10:3-5). All adult women are invited to join us on July 7, 2018 for a time of focused prayer. Click here to register You may, also, email Teresa Armstrong with questions or for more information about this powerful event.

A private lake in Kernersville again hosted the Family Fishing Day of Kids Street Children’s Ministry.

Omeshia Bowens lost her home April 15 when a tornado tore through parts of Greensboro but considers herself blessed -- including for the support from Triad Baptist.

For the 12th year, Awana club night became race night at Triad Baptist as clubbers built and raced their cars for fun, and awards.

Whether in the community or at Triad Baptist Church, Eutice Ivey has made his mark as a quiet, steady, and faithful servant.

Veterans from several service branches appreciated the hot breakfast, gift, and encouraging message from a youth ministry first.

Two coaches are giving their Upward Basketball players the chance to put a devotional lesson in action not only on the court but in the community.

Triad Baptist breaks new ground in concert promotion as it welcomes its biggest name yet onstage April 7.

Triad Baptist Christian Academy teamed with Harbor of Hope cancer outreach ministry for its third “Pink Out” night Jan. 26 to honor Hunter Thompson and others affected by cancer.

Vote through Feb. 7 on a new 37-passenger charter-style bus for the church's fleet and learn about other impacts near and abroad from record end-of-year giving.

Would you leave family and friends behind to heal and rebuild a church thousands of miles away? Rodney and Deanna May did, and God has made all the difference!

Triad Baptist plans to hire a Church Plant Pastor to lead efforts to open its first new church somewhere in the Piedmont in 2019.

Piedmont International University has teamed with Triad Baptist, one of its largest supporting churches, to point lives to Jesus Christ Feb. 16 through the music of Vertical Worship.

Scores of open hearts and wallets later, a Winston-Salem woman again has a dry home for the holidays and reminder that, in Christ, all are one.

The creative director for Triad Baptist’s KNOWName Media team has big plans for using video and art to broaden the church’s efforts to point lives toward Christ.

Hundreds showed up for a Nov. 12 fundraiser to support Darrell Fulp, Triad’s College and Career pastor, in his cancer fight.

The 2018 budget and missionary support are among the items to be discussed Nov. 1 in the annual meeting after a church-wide meal.

Missionaries have a new home away from home whenever they visit Triad, thanks to Duane and Linda Cross.

Abby Hurst has designed a new T-shirt to help support ministries helping orphans, sex-trade victims, and others after a historic Triad Baptist mission trip in June.

The first-ever “Fix Your Eyes” 5K did far more than raise money for a Triad Baptist ministry; it helped Robin Fulk go even deeper in her faith walk with God.

Adam Wingate is the director of The Leadership Institute, Triad Baptist's new leadership development program.

A sudden turn of events put Chris and Melissa Thompson's son, Hunter, in the cancer fight of his life. But they continue to be overwhelmed -- and encouraged -- by an outpouring of support, including a new wristband fundraiser and GoFundMe assistance.

Jason Shuler, who joined Triad Baptist with his wife, Desiree, and family in March, is the church's new part-time recreation director.

In the first of a three-part series on pastoral staff moves over the summer, Rick Reynolds outlines his plans for Triad Baptist's Connect Groups small-group ministry after assuming leadership from Jared Hoots.

Meet the couple behind the first "Fix Your Eyes" 5K community walk/run Sept. 9 to benefit a ministry that supports foster and adoptive parents as well as those involved in orphan care.

At more than 6,740 diapers changed and countless smiles and snuggles, Terri Crosby and Diane Hancock are in their third decade together as nursery workers.

Triad Baptist is adding a new Sunday morning acoustic worship service as the church temporarily returns to three services Sept. 17 because of growth.

Miriam Stanley’s neighborhood pocket library continues a family tradition.

Triad's high school and Connect Groups pastor is leaving the church July 31 to further his education as part of plans to become a lead pastor.

Ashley Avant always knew her mother loved her. But she saw how much during her near-fatal medical crisis this spring.

Eagle Scout candidate Bailey Williams' service project is further beautifying the Triad campus.

Pastor Rob Decker explains what's behind Triad's "culture of generosity" and giving as an integral part of a daily walk with, and love for, Jesus Christ.

Richard Johnston has ended a nearly 18-year run as head of Triad's usher ministry, and Jim Bumgarner is the new leader.

In the final installment of a three-part interview series, Jay Tyner of the Estate Planning Team notes how everyone has a gift God can use.

Pastor Rob and other Triad staff members use conversation heart candies to share truths about God's character from their lives.

Randy and Lisa Thompson are still praising God for the unexpected blessing of a baby that continues to touch their lives and many others.

Church and school came together again at Triad Baptist for a special "Pink Out" night to honor and encourage those touched by cancer.

Contemporary worship leader Braden McKinley and the Triad Worship Band will lead the special night of song and scripture 7 to 8:15 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 22.