As Hurricane Katrina made landfall near Grand Isle, La., at 6 a.m. Aug. 29, Southern Baptist disaster relief teams, including 150 Alabama disaster relief volunteers,
As Hurricane Katrina’s Category 5 winds weakened to Category 4 status and the eye made landfall Aug. 29, a group of Mobile Baptists huddled together
With residents of the flooded Mobile area and refugees from the battered Mississippi and Louisiana coasts fleeing to higher and safer ground, many Alabama Baptist
After her husband died in 1997, Janice Chesser of Trussville prayed for God to show her a new direction for her life. Though she tried
In the days following Hurricane Dennis, disaster relief volunteers reaching through the front windows of cars to provide victims with much-needed ice, hot meals and
It’s not as bad as Ivan,” came the repeated report from pastors and directors of missions across south Alabama in the wake of Hurricane Dennis.
It’s not as bad as Ivan,” came the repeated report from pastors and directors of missions across south Alabama in the wake of Hurricane Dennis.
Christian compassion is drawing new interest about the faith along the eastern coast of Sri Lanka, according to relief workers. Some people are converting to
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