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
Healthy leaders must come to the realization that they are connected spiritually to a higher power, said Lemuel Taylor, pastor of Highpoint Baptist Church, Mobile.
Alabama Citizens Action Program (ALCAP) is making strides in its three program areas — education, legislation and consultation — according to Dan Ireland, executive director
Candace McIntosh, executive director of Alabama Woman’s Missionary Union (WMU), asked members of the state convention to reminisce about YWA, Royal Ambassadors, Girls Auxiliary and
Preaching without pulling punches is pivotal to bolster the health of a church, according to Harold Fanning, pastor of Shoal Creek Baptist Church, Decatur.
The work of the lone Baptist church is a poor substitute for the collective success of Alabama Baptists pooling time, talents and money. “You
The 2003 Alabama Baptist Pastors Conference kicked off the day-long preaching marathon Nov. 17 with 300 to 400 people at the first session. As the
He never attended seminary nor even was ordained to the ministry. Yet Charles Haddon Spurgeon became one of history’s leading pastor-evangelists. Divinity school scholars
