Discover qualified Christian professionals in Richmond, VA across all industries and specialties. Connect with lawyers, doctors, accountants, real estate agents, therapists, and other service providers who understand your cultural background, speak your language, and are dedicated to serving the Christian community with excellence and cultural sensitivity.
Uncovering the Goodness of God's Design
Why do men lead? This year we will explore the God-ordained role of men in the church, family, and society. The Scriptures call men to a high and daunting task, but by the powerful working of the Holy Spirit and the grace of our Lord Jesus, men can lead well. At this three-day conference, you’ll enjoy timely preaching, daily worship, fellowship with Christian brothers, and be encouraged to lead as a man of God no matter where you find yourself. You will hear from our beloved Grimké professors as well as other faithful men, pastors, and partners in the gospel. Secure your spot and join us in Richmond, VA on July 26–28, 2027 for "Why Men Lead."
Get ready to vibe as soulful gospel tunes meet smooth jazz grooves live in one unforgettable evening!
WHEN GOSPEL MEETS JAZZ II
Get ready for an incredible in-person experience where African American music from gospel vibes blend smoothly with the soulful sounds of jazz! Join us for an evening full of energy, passion, and amazing live music that will lift your spirit and move your feet. Don’t miss out on this unique fusion—perfect for music lovers looking to feel the groove up close and personal.
Get ready to recharge and connect at the OBC 2026 Annual Spirit Retreat!
Join Us at the OBC | 2026 Annual Spirit Retreat!
“It’s a New Day, Yes, It Is! Empowering a Young Adult Spirituality of Synodality” invites participants into a hopeful and honest reflection on how the Church is called to walk differently with young adults in this new moment. Grounded in the lived realities of our unique, cultural experiences, this talk acknowledges the limitations of traditional engagement models shaped by an aging population, while honoring the faith, resilience, and wisdom that sustained earlier generations. It challenges the Church to recognize today’s social, cultural, and ecclesial realities facing adults ages 18–39, and to move beyond nostalgia toward a spirituality of accompaniment that listens deeply, shares power, and trusts the Spirit already at work in young adult lives. In the spirit of the Synod on Synodality, the talk emphasizes co-responsibility, mutual learning, and communal discernment, calling the Church to not merely invite young adults to the table, but to walk with them as partners in shaping the Church’s present and future.