Pottery-making rare in state Baptist churches
June 3, 2004
Pottery proves time and time again that it is one of the oldest and most enduring of the arts. Archaeologists continue to unearth remains
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Forestdale woman reaches others with clay creations
June 3, 2004
Mille Caffee of Westwood Baptist Church, Forestdale, likes to laugh. She also likes to work with clay. So she’s combined the two loves with
Prayer gardens lead to outdoor ministry
June 3, 2004
As more Alabama Baptists concentrate on health and exercise, many churches throughout the state are responding by building facilities that encourage physical activity and spiritual
Work flow important to kitchen design
June 3, 2004
There is more to building a church kitchen than putting a few appliances in a room, according to building experts. Instead, church leaders should
Specialty areas strengthen existing church ministries
June 3, 2004
Every year, Alabama Baptist churches spend millions of dollars building, expanding and remodeling their facilities to meet the growing needs of their congregations. In
Choose nutrient-dense, not empty, calories for health
June 3, 2004
Empty calories versus nutrient density — what does that mean anyway? Think of it as one cup of a sugared soft drink versus one
Evangelists in church
June 3, 2004
With reference to the letter in the May 20 issue, I think one point needs to be raised. The word evangelism is translated from the
National sports broadcaster gets two chances at new life
June 3, 2004
Alcohol destroyed Pat Summerall’s liver, and it almost destroyed his life. One of the most recognized sports broadcasters in the country, Summerall had a
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