CABA Celebrates Evangelism Opportunities

The Cincinnati Area Baptist Association (CABA) is having a fruitful season with multiple outreach opportunities for sharing the gospel.

Soccer camps: Three international soccer camps kicked off this summer, involving many children who have had no exposure to Bible characters or terms, let alone the gospel message. During soccer camp, students rotated through three stations, including an indoor Bible story and activity session.
 
Soccer camps took place at Liberty Heights, Liberty Twp; First Baptist Church, South Lebanon; and Beacon of Christ Church, Dent.

Ray Taw, church planter, International Fellowship Church, mobilized 162 Southern Baptist volunteers, including 130 students from Dawson Baptist Church, Birmingham, Alabama. Taw also serves as International Partnership Consultant for CABA.

CABA Block Party Trailers: Since the 2024-2025 CABA financial year began last fall, the association’s five block party trailers have been in use. One hundred thirty-four reservations have been made for the year, 83 events for CABA churches and 51 events for non-CABA churches.
 
According to evangelism reports, seeds were planted in the lives of 19,501 people, and there were 6,658 evangelism encounters and 15 professions of faith.