A little later than usual, we’re back with another installment of the SBC Today podcast. We were shorthanded this week, a description at which Scott Gordon for some reason took offense. No one is sure why. In any case, the three of us bravely forged ahead, with discussion about a proposed Cooperative Program change that intrigues us, Missouri’s move to two giving plans for churches, and IMB strategies. And despite our best efforts, Tim Rogers managed to bring a little college football coaching drama into the discussion. It’s a little shorter than usual, perhaps to make up for last week’s 40-minute-plus marathon talk session.
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Here’s a link to the post that got the discussion rolling:
Brother Tim,
This link might be helpful. The statistics here are by people group rather than country so I am not sure how that fits your question about America as a whole. There are certainly unreached people groups in the United States (first generation Saudis in college, Bhutanese refugees, etc).
Peace to you brother,
From the Middle East