Women in Spanish Baptist churches gained greater opportunities to be involved in ministry, thanks to Alabama’s Woman’s Missionary Union (WMU). Partnering with Union Femenina Misionera
Theme clinics and events garnered high marks during the Alabama-Spain partnership. “Young people will come to international camps,” said Roberto Velert, pastor of Bona Nova
Consistency marks a key ingredient in a successful partnership, said Mitzi Gibbs, children’s minister at Southside Baptist, Gadsden. Gibbs, who has taken three trips to
Turkey and dressing, cranberry sauce, sweet potato casserole and apple pie – all the makings for a delicious American-style Thanksgiving dinner. But what happens when
Diego Martinez’s church in Barcelona, Barceloneta Baptist Church, averages an attendance of about 130 and sponsors three mission points around the city. Working with volunteer
Reaching children through an annual English-language camp may be one of the most-remembered fingerprints Alabama Baptist left in Spain. It is also a project that
The concept of missions volunteers stirs questions in many people’s minds about whether it is worth the money and effort involved to bring them to
Jorge Pastor, pastor of Denia Baptist Church and president of the Baptist Union of Spain said, “The Alabama people blessed us so much. I cry
