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Let Your Light SO Shine! 2011 Summary
The Sugar Creek Christmas Mission Offering is one of the most impacting Kingdom investments you can make. This year’s goal is $400,000. As a missionary people this goal is achievable as each of us give with confidence that God will bear Kingdom fruit through the gift. Consider the impact your giving made during 2011. Prayerfully [...]
December 2011 Update
The mission pioneers and partnerships of Sugar Creek Baptist Church have proclaimed the Glory of God in word and deed with magnificent results for the Kingdom in the past year. The incredible results are because of those that were obedient to give to the Mission of the Church, particularly in faith to the Christmas Mission Offering, and to those called to pray and to Go Forth as pioneers into these new and challenging frontiers of missions.
Nehemiah Tour
Come join us for our next Nehemiah Tour. This is an opportunity for us to gain an understanding of our neighbors. Nehemiah prayed for the city and then he toured the city to see the needs. We are following that example of praying and seeing the needs of our city. During the tour we go to a Mosque, Hindu Temple, Buddhist Temple, and to the Hong Kong Mall.
Urban Camp Update
Urban Camp had 74 professions of faith this summer. Praise God! Be sure to check out our Photo Page for photos from our Urban Camps and other activities throughout the year too.
Catalyzing Movements of God- Houston and Ethiopia
Look at the nations and watch˜ and be utterly amazed. For I am going to do something in your days that you would not believe, even if you were told. Habakkuk 1:5 What is a movement of God? A unique, historical moment when Jesus rapidly expands His kingdom. A season of time when God is [...]
Japan Disaster Relief
You can help with the Japan Earthquake Disaster Relief Effort. Pray, Give , and GO are the dynamic actions we can offer during this disaster. Sugar Creek and the Southern Baptist Global Response Team are partnering to help assessment teams already in the field working directly with the missionaries and the national church.