Supernatural Provision
By Tera Kaiser On May 3, 2020, a huge hailstorm swept through Rapid City, South Dakota, where my kids and…
Ithaca Open Bible: 75 Years Strong!
Ithaca Open Bible Church (IOB) in Arcanum, Ohio, spent several days last month celebrating its 75th anniversary. On September 2 the church gathered for a campfire service where people roasted hot…
Freedom Nights: Hosted by Foundations Church in Williamsburg, Virginia
During the month of July, members of Foundations Church, an Open Bible church in Williamsburg, Virginia, gathered each Wednesday evening for powerful…
Roberto Seda Appointed Director of East Sector of Open Bible Hispanic Ministries
Roberto Seda has been appointed as the new director of the East Sector of Open Bible Hispanic Ministries effective September 1, 2020….
Summerfest to Go
By Julie Nortune I am a planner. I love getting a new calendar at the beginning of each year. It…
Happily Serving in the Air Force Reserve
During the graduation ceremony for completion of the Air Force Basic Chaplain’s course, Kristina is presented with the Commandant’s Award for a paper she wrote on being a chaplain. Her entire paper was read during the ceremony.
Message of the Open Bible Receives First Place Award!
The artwork of Greg Roberts, Open Bible’s print media manager, was recently recognized by the Evangelical Press Association, of which the Message of the…
SureHouse Open Bible Church Brings Hope to the Community
SureHouse Open Bible Church in Tacoma, Washington, in partnership with Convoy of Hope, turned their sanctuary into a temporary warehouse so…
Takeout from the Bach House
Some of the staff at the Open Bible national office are working from home due to the pandemic restrictions. However, the…
Churches Respond to COVID-19
Even though pastors and churches have faced enormous obstacles during this pandemic, they have made herculean efforts to adapt quickly…
Saying Yes to Being Cherished: Turning Point Open Bible Ministers to Women in Crisis
By Hannah Bemis The woman entered with her shoulders hunched, the weight of the life she’d lived carried in her…