Video Resources

Before the pandemic started in 2020, members at First Baptist Church of Damascus were hard at work serving their community in need. Associate Pastor BJ Sinclair shares how God is making a spiritual impact among meeting physical needs.

Jesus often met physical needs as he shared about the kingdom of God. As His disciples, we are to do likewise. Hunger is a growing need in our communities. God can use your family, small group and church to meet hunger needs in your community. As needs are met opportunity is earned to share about Jesus.

Thanks to your prayers and gifts through the Vision Virginia Missions Offering, you have helped feed and share Jesus’s love to the Appomattox community in a tangible way. Be a part of reaching more people by visiting sbcv.org/visionvirginia | #visionvirginia

Collinsville experiences high poverty levels and addictions. This reality increased with the coronavirus. The Community Fellowship is sharing Jesus's love by giving boxes filled with food to families in the community - and the number of families keeps growing. This ministry allows the church to have Gospel conversations and lead many to Jesus. #youarenotalone

During the Spring 2020 outbreak of the coronavirus, the feeding program at Halifax County Schools was forced to temporarily cease due to an employee who tested positive for COVID-19. Hundreds of people in need in the community depend on this program each week. Pastor Ken Warfield at Fork Baptist Church asked his church to step in and by the end of that same day, the congregation had 12,000 meals ready to be distributed.