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Welcome to the Stone Mountain Baptist Association of Churches
We see a day in 20/20 when Stone Mountain Baptist Association has 125 healthy churches.
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God's Plan For Sharing
Out of 1,200 Associations nationwide, our Association has been asked to be one of five to conduct a “pilot project” in 2009 that will be used as a model by churches and associations in 2010 as Southern Baptist launches this national initiative. We are encouraging every church in our Association to participate! Click the picture to find out more.
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Join us on August 15 from 8:15 - 12:30 at First Baptist Conyers for an associational wide Sunday School Training workshop. Workshops will be given by trained facilitators and are desiged to teach us how God can use our Sunday School Classes to impact the community and even the world. The cost will be $5.00 Click above for shchedule and flyer. Register by calling the association.
Bringing Hope to Liberia  SMBA partners to build education in Liberia
Jimmy Gargar, native to Liberia, sold ice water at the age of ten as his mother worked during the day. His mother, like many, worked to provide a home and food. Jimmy, unlike many, worked to pay for elementary school in a country where education is not free. Taking the money from the sold ice water, Jimmy would buy Kerosene and sell that for tuition. Elementary school tuition, that is. Now, many years later, his desire is to see to it that children in Liberia go to school for free. - Click Here to Read Article
Looking for a Way to Give?
 Bhutanese Nepalese Refugees are Bhutanese citizens of Nepali origin, who were evicted from Bhutan in the 1980s and early 1990s. Ultimately 107,000 refugees were sheltered in makeshift camps in Jhapa and Morang districts of Nepal. After languishing in the camps with limited rations provided by UN agencies for seventeen years, without the prospects of going back to Bhutan, starting early this year, they have been resettled to Western countries like United States of America, Australia, and New Zealand etc. This coming year there will be hundreds of refugees arriving in the Stone Mountain Area looking for a new home and with hopes of creating new lives. 1st Asian/Caribbean/Pacific Church has been collecting clothes, utensils, blankets and any other household items and distributing them to the refugees. Would you like to help support a refugee family this Christmas? For more information and a list of familes and needs Click Here.
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Our prayer is that our site will serve as a tool to share the great news of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Our mission is to share this message by:
- Exalting God
- Encouraging Christians toward spiritual maturity
- Equipping Christians for Ministry
- Evangelizing the World for Christ
Please tour our site to find out more about our association and how we can serve you.
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