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Alabama Pastors Conference seeks videos of sermons, new subscribers

  • June 29, 2021
  • Grace Thornton
  • Alabama News, Baptist News, Latest News, National News
Alabama pastor John Thweatt preaches during the 2017 Alabama Baptist State Convention Annual Meeting.
Photo by Maggie Walsh

Alabama Pastors Conference seeks videos of sermons, new subscribers

Looking for a video of Phil Hoskins preaching at the Alabama Baptist Pastors Conference in 2009? Or Johnny Hunt preaching there in 2019?

Now there’s a landing page for all those videos on YouTube. And Richard Richie — pastor of Blue Springs Baptist Church, Somerville, and secretary-treasurer of the Pastors Conference — says they want as many more videos as they can get.

They are looking for videos from conferences prior to 2009 and for the years 2012–2015 specifically, as they “only have a few of the videos for those years but not a complete set,” Richie said. “If you have any of these videos and would be willing to share so they can be duplicated and then posted to the YouTube site, we would appreciate it so much.”

He said they promise to treat videos with care and return them after they have been duplicated.

If you have any of these and are willing to share, please send to:

  • Alabama Baptist Pastors Conference, P.O. Box 96, Hartselle, AL 35640.

To check out the YouTube page, visit youtube.com/channel/UC1KQrUbwz89eEPpHUEyrfpA.

And if you’re wondering why such a long link, they could use your help with that too.

To get its own customized YouTube link, the Pastors Conference page has to have 100 or more subscribers. You can help them out by subscribing to their page, Richie said. Do that at tabonline.org/pc-subscribe.

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