Alliance of Baptists

Upcoming Events

December

Do You Hear What I Hear?

You will not want to miss an opportunity to participate in Do You hear What I Hear?, a conversation on Dec. 14 as Alliance elders sound a call to the work of antiracism -- featuring James Forbes, Jr. and Christine Wiley, as well as Alliance founders Mahan Siler and Nancy Sehested. (75-minute conversation with 15 minutes for Q & A)

April

2022 Annual Gathering

Taking On the Cross: [Re] Learning the Love of God.

For a thousand years western Christianity has seen the cross through the lens of substitutionary atonement—that Jesus died in our place and reconciled sinful humanity to God. Many find this deeply meaningful. Many find it deeply troubling.

Join us for a dialogue with Alliance panelists who are reimagining atonement in their ministries. Engage in workshops designed for those now exploring atonement ideas and for those who have already moved beyond substitutionary atonement. Worship in ways that will touch both heart and head.

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News & Blog

Lilly Endowment Grant to Davidson College Paves New Ways Towards Building a Racially-Just Alliance

Thanks to a $1 million Lilly Endowment grant to Davidson College, the Alliance of Baptists has new partners in our movement toward building a racially-just Alliance and in supporting congregational partners in their growing commitment to expose and address systemic racism in their local contexts.

Joint statement on Racism in the U.S.

The Alliance of Baptists, Baptist Peace Fellowship of North America - Bautistas por la Paz, and the American Baptist Home Mission Societies have written a join statement on Racism in the U.S.

QC Family Tree Raises over $50,000 for Essential Workers and High-risk Households in Its Community

At the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic and the shut downs related to it, QC Family Tree adapted our work to look like a mutual aid project. As federal stimulus checks went out, we appealed to friends and supporters to send unneeded funds from wealthier households, and we would redistribute them into the hands of essential workers and high-risk households.

Theological Home, Pursuit of God’s Justice, Partnership in Mission