Come show your support for JSBC and enjoy all-you-can-eat pancakes!
Pancake Breakfast for SBTS/Boyce Students
Jefferson Street Baptist Center invites students of Boyce College and Southern Baptist Theological Seminary to join us for a special morning! Join us the morning of February 4th, at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary's Heritage Hall, for all-you-can-eat pancakes! Tickets available at the door. The morning will also feature several videos and information from JSBC representatives. All proceeds will benefit the ministry of JSBC. Related posts:Urban Ministry Internship through SBTS
Calling All Runners!
"Why Do You Run?" is simple: 1. Sign-up 2. Raise support through sponsors 3. Run your race and help those in need! Check out these sample pages: HOW TO SIGN UP: It's quick and easy! Visit our Why Do You Run Team Page at Razoo.com. Under the "Join This Team" box, click "Fundraise". Razoo will hold your hand step-by-step the rest of the way! Within minutes, you will be ready to ask your friends and family to support the incredible work of JSBC! VIDEO LINK: Just click here if you want to include the "Why Do You Run?" video link and copy the ...
Kroger Card Supporters Raise Over $13,000!
Kroger Card Supporters - We are SO encouraged by your continued financial support as you use the JSBC Kroger Card! During December 2011, you donated $734 to JSBC! This is the largest monthly donation we have ever seen! This year we have brought in a total of $6,531.29 and total to date have brought in over $13,000! This is great news! This past year you guys brought in $2,200 more than the previous year. This gives us great cause to celebrate! Thank you! Your donation is what make events like our Christmas Eve Meal possible. We served over 250 plates and had over 115 volunteers. Check out the ...
A New Advance Louisville for a New Year!
Jefferson Street Baptist Center kicks off the new year with a re-vamped Advance Louisville schedule! These changes came from listening to our participant’s needs and concerns while striving to see them heal both physically and spiritually. The former daily routine - classes in the morning, down-time in the afternoon,chores in the evening - has been flipped on its head. Now residents start off the morning with chores/maintenance around the building. They also rotate these responsibilities with working shifts in our 733 Relief Center from 7am to 12pm. After lunch, residents participate in two afternoon classes from 1pm to 4pm. This ...
January Urgent Needs
Winter has come to Louisville! You can help the homeless and hurting in January by donating some of our most urgent needs. This month we need: Hygiene Items: Laundry detergent Razors Deodorant Paper Items: Garbage Bags (39 gal.) Paper Towels Toilet Paper Disposable Plates Disposable Cups (8 & 16 oz.) Disposable Bowls Disposable Silverware Clothing Items: Belts (Men's and Women's) Winter Hats Winter Gloves (Men's and Women's) Socks (Men's and Women's) Food Items: Drink Mix (Lemonade, Kool-Aid, etc.) Sugar Coffee Misc. Items: Reading Glasses Items can be delivered Monday-Friday, 7:30 am-3:30 pm, to 733 E. Jefferson Street, Louisville, KY 40202. For weekend or after-hour drop-off, please call ...
Pancake Breakfast for SBTS/Boyce Students
Calling All Runners!
Run your favorite races this year and support the homeless and hurting! Learn more here!
Kroger Card Supporters Raise Over $13,000!
Learn about how much our Kroger Card Supporters have raised to date and how you can become involved.
A New Advance Louisville for a New Year!
We’ve added some big changes to our newest Advance Louisville semester! Learn how we’re seeking to best love our residents wholistically.
Executive Director John Ferguson Announces Departure
Learn about John Ferguson stepping down as Executive Director and celebrate all of the initiatives and acts of service he brought during his years of service at JSBC.
Hope for Louisville: “…That Saved a Wretch Like Me…”
“I am so scared that the repercussion of my sins are going to be avenged.” Grace. Luke never expected true grace and forgiveness…
Volunteer Highlight – Quentin Hill
We’re so thankful for our volunteers, we want to give you a chance to meet them! This month, meet one of our dedicated weekend volunteers.
HOPE for Louisville: Poverty the Beast
I thought the answer to poverty was a material one. Give people more stuff and more money and they would be OK. I could not have been more wrong!
Ministry Intern: Wayne vs. Garry
People often act as mirrors into our own lives to reveal sin.
Media Newsletter: January 2012 – “A Picture is Worth…”
Pictures describe or put meaning to things otherwise unexplainable. Pictures help retain memories. Yet through Jeff. Street’s Help-Portrait day I learned pictures can be worth so much more.
