Three Dates to Remember

Racial healing will not begin without an honest appraisal of our past

Anti-racism Resources

Many white people would like to help and support movements for equality and justice for our black and brown siblings.  Especially in the midst of a global pandemic, we all may not be able to march in protests.  Some of us may have little extra money to spare.  However, there are ways that we can all offer support, from educating ourselves on systemic racism to having tough conversations.  Guilt will do very little for our neighbors, and sometimes trying to figure out the "best" thing to do can lead to inaction.  Here are a few ideas that we've compiled from various places, along with links to other  resources for people who want to support.

Black Faith Leader March

Statement from the Black Faith Leader March 

Recognition of Graduates

Let us celebrate the graduates of Central Baptist Church.

White Folks, Let's Take A Knee

A reporting from the Black Lives Matter rallies in Lexington

Primary Voting in Kentucky

June 23 is the Primary Election Day in Kentucky. Find out how to vote this year.

I Can't Breathe

Our challenge to listen to the breath of God's Spirit.

Plug In to a Zoom Group

Ways to join different online video groups at CBC

Cooking with the Wallaces - Polenta 2 Ways

Join the Wallaces as they cook 2 different polenta recipes.

Ad Hoc Re-Opening Committee

We all realize the importance of staying safe during this time of the global pandemic. As such,  Central has formed a special ad hoc committee to give direction to any plans of reopening.