Alabama Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers are still working to help those affected by Hurricane Idalia. In Florida, they’ve served hundreds of meals and cleaned out flooded houses. In Georgia, they’ll be clearing fallen trees.
A pastor officiating a funeral in Uganda was pelted with stones for using both the Bible and the Quran in evangelizing about Jesus Christ.
In their new book, “Going to School in Gaza: Lessons Learned in Thirty Years of Service in the Middle East,” Alabama Baptists Paul and Harriet Lawrence write about their time living and serving among Palestinians in a difficult time.
Pastor Ramón Vielza is helping train church planters in south Alabama with support from the Myers-Mallory State Missions Offering. The Week of Prayer for State Missions is Sept. 10–17.
Alabama Baptist Disaster Relief chaplain Thelma Goolsby couldn’t forget the couple she spoke with in Arcadia, Florida, after Hurricane Ian. For Mr. D, the story of what happened next had eternal significance.
Christian Job Corps, a ministry of WMU, individuals receive job and life skills training while learning from a mentor and growing in their faith.
Connecting high school students with Baptist Campus Ministries before they go to college is important to helping them get a good start.
In July, Birmingham dentist Bill Powell, a member of Shades Mountain Baptist Church, went on his 45th missions trip.
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