Author: mnwibaptist

  • Asa & Vanessa Watson

    Asa & Vanessa Watson

    Asa and Vanessa Watson’s openness and willingness to address tough questions about God and faith have fostered deep friendships and created opportunities for sharing the gospel. The Watsons, serving with the IMB in Germany, provide a safe space for candid conversations by hosting people in their home. Many are curious about why they chose to…

  • Lottie Moon Christmas Offering

    Lottie Moon Christmas Offering

    Together, we are reaching the nations. And it starts with prayer. You are invited on this journey around the world through your prayers for International Mission Board missionaries. Join the Great Commission task as, together, we find the lost, give help to the hurting, share the hope of Christ, and witness God grow His Church…

  • Jason & Caroline Lankford

    Jason & Caroline Lankford

    Jason, Caroline, and their three boys moved to Syracuse to start Radiant Church as part of the Salt Network, a family of Southern Baptist churches within Send Network, the North American Mission Board’s church planting arm, that focuses on planting churches in major university centers. Known as the “Salt City” for its historical salt production,…

  • Brant & Kara Bauman

    Brant & Kara Bauman

    Brant Bauman serves as a digital engagement strategist for the IMB in Europe, working alongside his wife, Kara, from their base in the United Kingdom. Together, they develop creative strategies to reach the lost globally. Events like the Paris Olympics provide a unique platform for gospel outreach, and Brant has been at the forefront of…

  • November 2025

    November 2025

    The November 2025 issue of the Minnesota-Wisconsin Baptist is here! You can download the printable file below. Help us spread the word by forwarding this link to members of your church and others who may be interested in what God is doing in Minnesota and Wisconsin. If you are not yet subscribed to the paper,…

  • Matt & Audrey Chism

    Matt & Audrey Chism

    Matt and Audrey Chism had to move for safety reasons, but they don’t regret a single moment of their time in the Middle East. For two decades, they worked with Middle Eastern people, especially those displaced, sharing their lives, joys, and sorrows. Their love for the work continues as they now focus on mobilizing others…