Just as church building and landscaping designs affect first impressions of nonmembers, good or bad experiences in church parking lots may greatly influence a visitor’s
A moment of cleansing, a time with God, a stirring of hearts — many of the more than 1,100 people attending the 2004 Alabama Baptist
Six missionaries with ties to Alabama have been appointed by the North American Mission Board (NAMB). Cary S. Hanks Jr. and C. Anne Hanks serve
Samford University unveiled plans Jan. 29 for advancements at the Alabama Baptist school that will “define [its] future.” The price tag for these plans could
Alabama Baptists discovered a bonus feature to the state evangelism conference when a track dedicated solely to discipleship was added. And when the response came
A major Hollywood film featuring Alabama voices has resounded with popularity among the moving-going American public. “Cold Mountain,” set in North Carolina during the Civil
Christians facing a breakdown or burnout “are taking on tasks beyond our ability, tasks God never intended us to do,” said Margaret Kennedy, a women’s
Cathleen Lewis, an Alabama Woman’s Missionary Union (WMU) retiree, died Dec. 27 in Medina, Tenn. Lewis served with Alabama WMU as the Girls Auxiliary director
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