Alabama Baptists have an extraordinary record of establishing and keeping Christian higher education. Undaunted by a failed effort to establish the Manual Labor School in
After a tornado struck Choctaw County on April 27, Pastor Mike Rowell and some members of Morgan Chapel Baptist Church, Toxey, went into a small
After a disaster strikes, people just seem to yearn to help those in need. They have the means and strength; they want to better the
For help in finding associations in need of construction projects, call the Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions at 1-800-264-1225. For a list of
In 2005, First Baptist Church, Robertsdale, began a ministry to care for people impacted by Hurricane Katrina. The Baldwin Baptist Association church shipped goods
On April 27, more than 60 tornadoes traversed Alabama, leaving a trail of death, destruction and devastated hearts. More than 240 people lost their
Dauphin Way Baptist Church, Mobile, holds a note-burning ceremony after paying off its debt Jan. 22. Pictured are Pastor Adam B. Dooley (left) and
Wagarville Church will hold a rummage sale Feb. 18, 8 a.m., to benefit the building fund and youth camp this summer. James Blair is
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