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It's time for the nation's 17-to-20 million non-fundamentalist Baptists to be heard. New Voice Media Group is a strategic alliance of Baptist communications organizations to provide a "multimedia platform" for historic and progressive Baptists and other global Christians. What will New Voice Media do?
New Voice Media Group gives Baptists the tools to come together around their shared vision -- grace-based ministry, biblical faith, cooperation without conformity, and soul freedom without compromise. New Voice equips them to:
New Voice Media Group was launched in 2007 by four founding partners -- Associated Baptist Press, the Baptist Standard of Texas, Word&Way of Missouri and the Religious Herald of Virginia. Publishing partnersThe four founding partners collaborate to produce their news publications, sharing a similar graphic design and a “core” of content -- in print and on the Web. Other publishing partners could include news organizations, Baptist groups of any size or location, and affinity groups that could benefit from cost- or content-collaboration. Identity partnersUniversities, institutions, Baptist ministries, and individuals vitally concerned about historic Baptist identity can become New Voice identity partners, collaborating through advertising, financial support and strategic planning. Digital mediaAll New Voice partners will have a presence on our network of inter-related websites -- all sharing one database but accessible through a variety of customized, branded home pages, each with a unique Internet addresses.
God is drawing together disparate segments of the Baptist world into a new movement of collaboration -- among denominations, congregations and individuals, inspired by Jesus' message of Christian unity. |
Baptists
Nation
- Americans United urges IRS to investigate Oklahoma political rally
- Groups across spectrum file briefs supporting Westboro Baptist Church
- BJC files brief opposing sectarian prayer at government meetings
- Baptist church claims funeral protests protected by 1st Amendment
- Comprehensive immigration reform boasts broad array of Baptist backers
World
- In Grand-Goave, U.S. Baptists offer Haitians a hand with church, clinic
- Six months after massive earthquake, Haiti still has a long way to go
- CBF-funded Mercer team to attend to Haiti’s psychological wounds
- Anti-terrorist police crack down on Baptists in Kazakhstan
- Baptists sending humanitarian aid to strife-ridden Kyrgyzstan
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