Pastor Sought
January 24, 2002
Munich International Baptist Church, an English-speaking congregation in Germany composed of people from at least 30 different countries, is seeking a pastor. The present pastor
National Woman’s Missionary Union distances itself from Global Women
January 17, 2002
The executive board of national Woman’s Missionary Union (WMU) officially distanced the missionary organization from the newly formed independent women’s missions group, Global Women. The
Alabama Baptists gather to pray for elected officials
January 17, 2002
With a plea for help from Alabama Baptists, Gov. Don Siegelman told the more than 450 people gathered for the annual Legislative Prayer Luncheon Jan.
Southern Baptist executive Frazier dies
January 17, 2002
ROANOKE RAPIDS, N.C. — Southern Baptist Convention Executive Committee Secretary Ann Frazier died Jan. 1 after fighting a 10-year battle with cancer. She was 64.
Legislative session expected to be low-key
January 17, 2002
If predictions prove correct, this year’s regular session of the state Legislature should be one of smooth sailing compared to last year’s storms of controversy
Alabama Baptists meet CP budget; short of challenge
January 17, 2002
Baptists in Alabama continued to show their support for the Cooperative Program (CP) in 2001, exceeding the base budget of $38,295,000 by $380,161, according to
Bobby Britt kidney transplant a success
January 17, 2002
For evangelist Bobby Britt, tears of pain and helplessness have been replaced with tears of joy. Prayers for healing have been replaced with prayers of
Churches have special reasons to rejoice
January 17, 2002
Because of Christ’s promise to always be with us, all believers can look forward to opportunities in a new year. Some churches in Alabama have
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