As volunteers and donations poured into Lee County following a deadly tornado outbreak on March 3, Alabama Baptist Disaster Relief (ABDR) teams joined volunteers from
Though worship music preferences tend to vary among age groups, the music of Christmas has a much different effect. Throughout the season churches generally choose
When it comes to charitable support in Alabama, higher education typically takes the prize for biggest gifts. But most giving is local, which is why
In the small southern Alabama town of Cottonwood, the steeple of Cottonwood First Baptist Church lay in twisted pieces in the church yard. Less than
Thousands of Nicaraguans have fled the country because of continued violence, but the unrest has not stopped ministry efforts by Baptists in the Central American
As teenagers, sisters Becky and Ladonna Sanders were placed into foster care at the Tallapoosa County Girls Ranch where Rick and Kim Hagans, or “Mom”
Montgomery Baptist Association Director of Missions (DOM) Neal Hughes has a burden for pastors who find themselves suddenly without a ministry. Hughes’ dream of establishing
Alabama Baptist Disaster Relief (ABDR) volunteers are serving meals, clearing trees and covering roofs as Florida continues to recover after Hurricane Irma. “Our effort is
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