Limestone Baptist Association

06/21/2026

Pastors, your faithfulness is what makes any of this possible. 🙌

Every single new church plant is a local space where someone who doesn’t know Jesus can hear the gospel this Sunday.

“Planters don’t fall out of the sky. They come out of healthy, sending churches.” – Kevin Ezell

Thank you, Southern Baptists, for being a family of churches planting churches! 🌱

05/09/2026

Pastors and Executive Team,
Please join us Monday, May 11th, at 10:00 am at the Camp Helen Fellowship Hall. We look forward to seeing you all there!

05/07/2026

05/03/2026

Pray for churches already experiencing a great movement of God.

05/03/2026

Pray for your pastor to be a godly husband and father.

05/03/2026

05/03/2026

04/07/2026

Twelve amazing and hardworking freshmen from Westminster Christian Academy spent their morning helping clean up Camp Helen- picking up limbs and trash throughout the grounds. A special thanks to Kerry St John and Todd Zylstra for bringing them out today!
We are so grateful for their time, effort, and willingness to serve. Great job, men!
-Camp Helen Staff

04/05/2026

🌅 Before the sunrise… there was silence.

The stone was still in place.
The tomb was still sealed.
Hope felt buried.

The cross had done its work.

And for a moment, it looked like darkness had won.

But heaven was not finished.

On the third day, everything changed.

The stone was rolled away.
The grave was empty.
Death had lost its hold.

“He is not here; He has risen.” (Luke 24:6)

The One who was pierced… now lives.
The One who was buried… now reigns.
The One who was silent… now speaks life.

Sin—defeated.
Death—undone.
The grave—overcome.

This is not just a moment in history.

This is victory.

This is hope that cannot be buried.
This is life that cannot be taken.
This is a Savior who cannot be stopped.

And because He lives…
we are not who we were.

Because He lives…
our story is not over.

Because He lives…
hope has a name.

Jesus.

He is risen. ✝️

If this truth fills your heart today, share it—so someone else can be reminded that the grave is still empty.