A local church will be hosting the 33rd annual Western Kentucky Evangelism Conference on Monday, March 1st.
The conference at Southside Baptist Church in Princeton will focus on the Kentucky Baptist Convention’s “Gospel to Every Home” (GTEH) initiative and include a lineup of speakers familiar to Kentucky Baptists.
Chip Hutcheson with Kentucky Today said the pastor of Southside, Kyle Noffsinger, noted the schedule has changed this year as five of the six speakers will preach an hour sermon while an out-of-state guest will preach twice.
According to the article written by Hutcheson, the conference is intended to help fuel Kentucky Baptists’ evangelism efforts, including the statewide “Gospel to Every Home” initiative to place the gospel in the hands of more than 1.7 million homes in the commonwealth. He says local associations are working with the Kentucky Baptist Convention to help churches adopt homes and then reach them with the good news of Jesus Christ. Hutcheson i
PRINCETON, Ky. (KT) — The 33rd annual Western Kentucky Evangelism Conference on March 1 will focus on the Kentucky Baptist Convention’s “Gospel to Every Home” (GETH) initiative, and will feature
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