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SBC.net sports new look

March 2, 2014 By Baptist Press

NASHVILLE (BP) – A more visual redesign of sbc.net, the official website of the Southern Baptist Convention’s (SBC) Executive Committee (EC), has officially launched, Frank Page announced to committee members in Nashville.

While the new website will feature much of the same information and resources that readers have logged on to the site to access, it also will include a variety of new visual updates, said Page, EC president. One of those updates includes a rotating slideshow of images and stories across the top of the site.

“SBC.net has a new look,” Page told committee members Feb. 17 as he pointed out new features of the site displayed on a video screen. “We believe it’s going to be an excellent resource for our convention.

“Everything that you’ve always seen and [that is] important will be on there,” he said.

Two of the most popular features of the site, he said, allow people to search for jobs in Baptist Life and for cooperating churches. The site also features a daily devotional and a newsfeed of Baptist Press stories.

“We want it to be a one-stop shop,” Page said. “Anything you need to deal with SBC-wise will be on sbc.net.”

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