Seven hundred and sixty-six Venezuelans made professions of faith this summer during a missions trip by a group of Alabama Baptists. During the ongoing partnership
When is a good time for a pastor to challenge his congregation to turns off their television sets for a week? Is there a good
NASHVILLE — The Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission (ERLC) trustees re-elected Dale Wallace of Birmingham as trustee chairman and Bruce Crawford of Clearwater, Fla., as
Often it is said that construction projects may be one of the most difficult tasks that many churches ever have to face. Even after numerous
What are you doing for Christ?” That is the question to be posed throughout this year’s Revelation Walk at Eden Westside Baptist Church in
As a three-legged stool with unequal legs becomes useless for its intended purpose, the church facility that reflects a disregard for design balance is limited
The youth of Sardis Association now have a new outlet for missions work. Holding their first official meeting Sept. 16, 12 youth and volunteers
By Sondra Washington From steeples to courtyards to multi- purpose facilities, the building styles of today’s churches are as assorted as their nonsecular equivalents. To
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