Birmingham Metro Baptist Association will soon own a much larger facility than the office it is currently leasing, thanks to a gift from Baptist Health
When hurricanes and ice storms roll through, Bob Cox starts packing his truck. As a line worker for Pea River Electric Cooperative in Ozark, he’s
As Darlene Carrigan watched hurricane after hurricane roll through this fall, each time, she had one thought: “I wonder whose life is going to change.”
Clint Horton knew he didn’t have anything to offer in and of himself, but he knew God was calling him to offer himself anyway. So
Bobby DuBois says he was content as a pastor — he never thought he would be anywhere else. But after he was contacted in 1990
Lloyd Borden says he was glad to see the story on TAB’s Nov. 12 front page about Love Packages, a ministry that ships Bibles and
Birmingham Metro Baptist Association will soon own a much larger facility than the office it is currently leasing, thanks to a gift from Baptist Health
When Clay Davis retired after serving in active duty as an Army chaplain, he knew God was tugging on his heart to do something in
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