An Open Letter to Our Missions Partner: Plains Baptist Assembly

Dear Adam Harris and the Plains Baptist Assembly Trustees,

Inasmuch as it is the responsibility of the church—not a denominational entity or parachurch ministry—to set the boundaries of its relationships and stewardship of Kingdom resources, the Elders of Broadview Baptist Church in Lubbock, Texas, provide this update regarding our partnership with you for 2026.

A few years ago, as good stewards of all the Lord has given us, Broadview Baptist Church established ten biblical values we expect our missions partners to embrace and practice (click HERE for a fuller description of each value):

• Scripture as God’s Word

• Christian doctrine

• Biblical distinctives

• Sanctity of human life

• Sacredness of sexuality

• Multi-ethnic brotherhood in Christ

• Regenerate church membership

• Godly, male pastors

• Priority of disciple-making

• Financial transparency

We also established a Missions Council which, among other responsibilities, brings annual recommendations to the church regarding support for our missions partners.

We are grateful for the leadership of Adam Harris for his service as Executive Director of PBA. He has done an phenomenal job in turning the camp around spiritually and financially. We believe that thousands of people will be reached for Christ through the efforts of the PBA.

Our Missions Council has recommended to our church that we double the percentage of missions offerings given to the PBA, and our church unanimously agreed to do so for the year 2026. We pray that our modest gifts may be multiplied in service to God’s Kingdom, and we look forward to being able to continue to partner with this vital ministry in the future.

God bless you in your endeavors.

In Christ,
The Elders of Broadview Baptist Church, Lubbock, Texas