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Tommy Weems is new pastor of Enon Baptist Church, Andalusia
COVINGTON ASSOCIATION Tommy Weems is the new pastor of Enon Baptist Church, Andalusia. He previously served in a variety of
Students defy categories, balance many roles in pursuit of degrees
Traditional college students are generally defined as those entering college straight from high school, going to school full time and
Two years isn’t too short for Baptist Campus Ministries involvement
Despite challenges with the structure of smaller and technical universities, Alabama Baptist Campus Ministries has become creative and flexible with
Samford grad sees God’s hand in career path
For Haley Joe Febrey, graduation from college was all about landing a dream job and figuring out the perfect five-year
Christian leaders call for prayer as unrest continues in Africa, Caribbean, South America
Reports of political and social unrest breaking out in multiple nations have stirred Christian leaders to call for prayer for
College offers time for building faith, learning job/life skills
What’s the point of college? It’s a question on the minds of many these days, but it’s an especially important
A look at the dollars and ‘sense’ of funding higher education
Attending college is a major decision. Ideally, funds are available because a financial plan was established early in a student’s
Courts affirm Christian groups’ campus rights
A federal appeals court ruled July 16 that the University of Iowa violated the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution
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Controversy at McLean Bible Church boils over as members file lawsuit over elder vote
A series of controversies and the country’s growing political polarization have caused a rift at McLean Bible Church, where former
Frank Jones does ‘business for the Kingdom’ through music ministry
One might assume Psalm 144:1, “Praise be to the Lord my Rock, Who trains my hands for war, my fingers
‘My life is His,’ retiring pastor Harris Cook says
Harris Cook was on scholastic probation at the University of Alabama, more interested in drinking and partying than studying, when
Campus ministry helps Samford player ‘know God and make Him known’
When Nelson Jordan Jr. was five months old, his father, Nelson Sr., was at his job in Starkville, Mississippi, cutting
Pastor in India beaten, dragged from home by Hindu mob
BELGAUM, India — Hindu extremists dragged a Christian pastor from a home April 5, beat and kicked him as he
Ric Camp named associational mission strategist for Shelby Association
SHELBY ASSOCIATION Ric Camp is the new associational mission strategist for Shelby Baptist Association. He comes to the position from
Southern Baptist missionaries serving in Tokyo set for Summer Olympics
In spite of numerous setbacks related to the Summer Olympics, Southern Baptists in Japan are going for the gold as
Alabama WMU meets for annual meeting, elects new officers
Alabama WMU celebrated ongoing missions efforts and elected new officers at its annual conference held July 23-24. Candace McIntosh, executive-director
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Two years isn’t too short for Baptist Campus Ministries involvement
Despite challenges with the structure of smaller and technical universities, Alabama Baptist Campus Ministries has become creative and flexible with
A look at the dollars and ‘sense’ of funding higher education
Attending college is a major decision. Ideally, funds are available because a financial plan was established early in a student’s
COVID-19 has lasting effects on campus ministries
It seems that not a single aspect of life was untouched by the COVID-19 pandemic, college ministry included. With the
Two years isn’t too short for Baptist Campus Ministries involvement
Despite challenges with the structure of smaller and technical universities, Alabama Baptist Campus Ministries has become creative and flexible with
A look at the dollars and ‘sense’ of funding higher education
Attending college is a major decision. Ideally, funds are available because a financial plan was established early in a student’s
COVID-19 has lasting effects on campus ministries
It seems that not a single aspect of life was untouched by the COVID-19 pandemic, college ministry included. With the