Two hundred years ago, five Williams College students held semiweekly prayer meetings in a Massachusetts maple grove with hopes of spreading Christianity around the world.
The University of Mobile will present a brown bag lecture by Steven Carey, associate professor of biology, Oct. 18 at 11 a.m. at the Harrigan
The 2005–2006 school year was a fruitful one for missions at the University of Mobile (UM). The international missions program, operated by UM’s school of
In 1984, Charles Anglin moved his wife and three daughters from Florida to Alabama, answering a call to serve as pastor of First Baptist Church,
James H. Warren Sr. recently wrapped up 36 years of ministry in south Alabama when he retired as pastor of Navco Baptist Church, Mobile, in
A fifteen-dollar fashion show at Greenbrier Road Baptist Church, Anniston, in Calhoun Baptist Association served as a launching pad for a new Christian Women’s Job
As a teenager, Joycelyn Carrell knew that God was calling her to help Christians express their love for God. While a student at Southern Baptist
Heritage Baptist Church, Pell City, is proof that churches don’t need large congregations or vast resources to fulfill the Great Commission and make an impact
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