Camp Radio

As people face retirement, volunteering in ministries has seen a decline in resent years. Greg and Jackie Merrell from Campers On Missions (COM), share their incites to recruiting and maintaining volunteers in your ministries.

The local church can reach the world without leaving there community. Martha Espinoza from the Tennessee Baptist Mission Board shares how All Nations Camp has continued to make a impact across the state of TN and how the local church can plan a similar events that can reach the ethnic population in your community.

On today podcast we will look across the last number of months from pre-COVID to post-COVID and look at what church worship was like, how it was adapted and what the future will look like. Scott Shepherd from the Tennessee Baptist Mission Board shares his insights of how the local church will continue to participate and experience worship as before.

Everyone has a hobby that they love to do and love to share about your interest with others. How do we take a hobby and turn it to a ministry opportunity? Today we talk with Larry Overton, pastor of Bethel Baptist church, about how he uses his hobbies to build relationships, disciple people and share the gospel.

Starting a church is a calling that God begins to develop in a person life early on. When the calling is answered is when God confirms that calling and open doors because of obedience. Chuck Mills, pastor at East Point Baptist Church shares his experince in starting a new church with God's leadership.

Being connected to the community is a important element to meeting the residents as well as ministering to vacationers. Larry Overton shares his experience in connecting with the residents, visitors and also local pastors to share the Gospel Message.

We live in a world that is trying to re-define the local church. John Parrett shared the challenges that the church face today and reminds us that God has given the church a clear purpose. That God's people will be even more faithful to him.

As our society turns against the church, God's people must change from traditional methods, to using tools that meet the needs of peoples. John Parrett shares his insights to challenge the local church to find new ways to impact our culture.

Pastors that have to navigate a church split can feel helpless and overwhelmed while going through the experience. John Parrett gives us some pointers on how pastors can best tackle this with confidence.

We begin our series on "What If" in the church. In this episode of Camp Radio we talk with John Parrett about where church conflict comes from and how to deal with it as a Pastor.