With the upcoming annual meeting of Alabama Baptists in November will come a report and recommendations “that will affect the future of Alabama Baptists for
Christian Women’s Job Corps (CWJC) sites in Philadelphia, Miss., and San Marcos, Texas, have received this year’s top honors from the Woman’s Missionary Union Foundation.
Rick Hagans, founder and president of Harvest Evangelism in Opelika, has a sign in his ministry’s office that states, “Programs don’t change people. God changes
Hillabee Church, Alexander City, will celebrate homecoming Oct. 21, 10 a.m. Bill Hand will speak and Don Macon will lead music. Lunch will follow. Vince
On Sept. 18 Alabamians voted to supplement the state’s general fund operating budget by transferring $437 million from the Alabama Trust Fund (ATF) over the
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