CareNet Connection, a non-profit ministry organization launched by First Baptist Church, Fultondale, plans to develop the model for caring to Hurricane Katrina evacuees. Jim
Despite the devastation on the New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary campus, President Chuck Kelley plans for the main campus to be fully operational in
As Hurricane Katrina ominously threatened the lives of south Louisiana residents, a Pine Barren Baptist Association church reached out to three New Orleans Baptist Theological
For the last 19 years in Quito, Ecuador, the way to finding salvation had a tangible door — and its doorbell never stopped ringing. But
With residents of the flooded Mobile area and refugees from the battered Mississippi and Louisiana coasts fleeing to higher and safer ground, many Alabama Baptist
As Hurricane Katrina’s Category 5 winds weakened to Category 4 status and the eye made landfall Aug. 29, a group of Mobile Baptists huddled together
Forty percent of adults in the United States believe the world will end as a result of some supernatural intervention, according to those who study
Anyone who knows H.O. Hester will tell you what an amazing person he is. At 92 years old, the First Baptist Church, Montgomery, member loves
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