Baptist Nursing Fellowship members from 13 states recently gathered at Merrimack Church in Huntsville for the organization’s 2026 annual summit, themed “Love Ye One Another.”
“BNF has been such a gift to me, not just because of the friendships, but because it continually reminds me that nursing is more than a profession,” Hannah Terrebonne said on Facebook. “It’s an opportunity to serve, encourage, love and share the gospel with people right where God placed us.”
Worship, training
The host congregation welcomed attendees and supported the weekend’s worship, Bible study, missionary conversations, professional presentations and fellowship. Alabama recorded the largest delegation, and North Carolina received recognition for the highest percentage of increased membership for the year.
Saturday afternoon sessions addressed intergenerational understanding, artificial intelligence, wellness and health initiatives.
Special moments were a memorial service by the nurse honor guard and the pinning of ve new Nightingales, a designation given to those who have served in BNF for at least 15 years and are 80 years or older. The summit, held Oct. 16–18, concluded Sunday with a free community health fair. (TAB)
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