What makes Baptists a distinctive people?” Tony Campolo asked. Campolo, professor emeritus of sociology at Pennsylvania’s Eastern University, headlined the annual meeting of Mainstream Alabama
Members of the Alabama Baptist Conservatives Network (ABCN) gathered Nov. 17 at First Baptist Church, North Mobile, in Saraland for a brief discussion following
The Baptist Foundation of Alabama (BFA) experienced growth, improvements and accomplishments during the past year, Barry Bledsoe, director of BFA, told messengers at the state
For the past 55 years, Shocco Springs has been the gathering place for spiritual transformation and renewal,” said Buster Taylor during his report to the
Alabama Baptists gathered at Cottage Hill Baptist Church, Mobile, Nov. 18-19 for the 181st annual meeting of the Alabama Baptist State Convention. A total
Alabama will be host to four pilot sites of the North American Mission Board’s new Man to Man program. Richard Alford made this announcement
A messenger to last week’s annual meeting of the Alabama Baptist State Convention elbowed a friend sitting next to him. “Get up and say something,”
Healthy Leaders, Healthy Churches” is the theme for the 2003–2004 church year among Alabama Baptists. The theme expresses the need for all leaders and churches
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