10 | November 2025
A Season of Growth and Celebration at Springboro Baptist Church
By Chad Keck, West Region catalyst
Members prayed earnestly in the weeks leading up to the event, asking God to open doors for gospel conver- sations and new relationships. Their prayers were an- swered as friends, family, and neighbors joined together for a day overflowing with food, laughter, and fellowship. The highlight came as the congregation celebrated six baptisms, each representing a powerful story of re- demption and renewal. As the waters rippled and tes- timonies were shared, the joy in the room reflected the truth of Luke 15:10: “There is rejoicing in the presence of the angels of God over one sinner who repents.” These moments reminded everyone that the heart of their mis- sion remains unchanged—to proclaim Jesus as the only hope for salvation and to see lives forever changed by his grace. The following Sunday evening, the church family gath- ered again for another milestone—the dedication and grand opening of “The Cove.” Nestled among the trees behind the church building, this new outdoor ministry space was prayerfully designed to create room for wor- ship under the open sky, small group gatherings, youth events, and moments of quiet reflection in God’s cre - ation. It’s a place where faith and community can grow side by side. Around 200 people attended the dedication, which fea- tured heartfelt worship, a message from God’s Word,
The Cove at Springboro Baptist Church.
God is moving in powerful and unmistakable ways across Ohio’s West Region, and Springboro Baptist Church is a vivid testimony of his transforming grace. Under the leadership of Pastor Lucas Cunningham, who began serving in June 2023, the church entered a sea- son marked by momentum, unity, and spiritual harvest. What was once a dream of renewed outreach and com- munity connection is now unfolding before their eyes. Last month, Springboro Baptist hosted its annual Fall BBQ, one of the most anticipated and beloved events of the year. This year’s gathering drew an incredible crowd of 440 people—one of the largest since Pastor Cunning - ham’s arrival.
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