Southern Baptists have their own cable network — FamilyNet — but few Alabama Baptists have the opportunity to view it. FamilyNet officials, however, are working
Cooperative Program (CP) dollars above the base budget may temporarily go to hurricane relief efforts. This could potentially add up to $7 million. Morris H.
Massive natural destruction. Displaced children and families. Confusion and complaints. Numerous injuries and deaths. The various problems caused by Hurricane Katrina are hard enough for
Southern Baptist response to the areas devastated by Hurricane Katrina can be seen most visibly by the thousands of disaster relief volunteers who are into
Alabama is leading the way to raising literacy rates one child at a time, “one more little light bulb going off every day,” said U.S.
Auburn football coach Tommy Tuberville wanted to take Wes Yeary’s style of ministry wherever he went when he left Ole Miss — and in 1999,
Alabama Baptists who want to assist in current disaster relief efforts may call a new Alabama Baptist Volunteer Hotline at the State Board of Missions.
When Gary Montgomery began to look for new ways to minister to the youth of northwest Alabama, he was drawn to an approach much different
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