Video Resources

Please join the SBC of Virginia as we seek the face of God. Each month in 2024, we are sharing a brief video that will call us to corporate prayer seeking God‘s manifest presence in our lives, ministries of our churches, and in the mission that He has called us to fulfill for his glory.

“It’s a deep call to love the orphans, to provide for the orphans, and help them become champions in life and give their lives to Christ.”

“We are here to serve, and we do it with a smile on our face,” shared Carol Mercedes. She is one of the dozens of volunteers that make it possible for families in need to receive food through the feeding ministry of Hyland Heights Baptist Church in Rustburg, Virginia.

When Tiara Utley discovered she was pregnant, she questioned whether or not she should mother this child. That was until she received biblical counsel from Care Net Peninsula in Newport News.

People from 18 different countries have been a part of an English as a Second Language group at Chestnut Hill Baptist Church in Lynchburg, Virginia.

Barbara Lee and her granddaughter were watching a movie together in their Pamplin, Virginia home when they discovered flames and smoke pouring out of one of the bedrooms. They escaped unharmed.

Nearly 15 million people live in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The culture of the city, food, and people are remarkable. Yet there is a great need to share the Gospel.

Larry and Susan Mason wanted to reach their neighbors with the Gospel. After attending SBCV’s Annual Homecoming, they learned about Bless Every Home — a resource to help churches reach their communities with the Gospel.

Twenty-one. That’s the number of salvation decisions that Campbell Avenue Baptist Church in urban Lynchburg recorded in the fall of 2021. Pastor John Pickett had been praying for God to bring someone who could help kick-start the children’s and youth ministries of Campbell Avenue Baptist Church.

Satterwhite is part of the team reaching the Mixtecs — a people group from Mexico who came to the US and struggle to fit into both American and Hispanic cultures — until Odi Flores came along.