Carpenters for Christ aid churches

September 11, 2008

After three college students burned Pleasant Sabine Baptist Church in Centreville in 2006, a group of Carpenters for Christ from Golden Springs Baptist Church, Anniston,

Alabama Baptist churches across the state shelter New Orleans evacuees

September 11, 2008

Alabama Baptist churches were among the numerous American Red Cross shelters opened up in the state Aug. 29 to house some 12,000 New Orleans residents.

Bessemer church offers helping hand to evacuees

September 11, 2008

As Linda Hunt and her family made the nearly 350-mile trek to Bessemer to escape the storm threatening their home in Metairie, La., thoughts of

Baptist schools and Gustav

September 11, 2008

– University of Mobile (UM) suffered no damage. UM cancelled classes and closed campus Sept. 2 due to the storm. Classes resumed and offices opened

Gustav sends evacuees to state; Baptists ready

September 11, 2008

Hurricane Gustav, the first major storm system to send thousands of evacuees running toward Alabama since 2005’s Hurricane Katrina, had state emergency responders scurrying into

ABP executive editor resigns for health reasons

September 4, 2008

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Greg Warner, who has shepherded Associated Baptist Press (ABP) since its infancy 18 years ago, informed the agency’s directors and staff Aug.

Hammond, Hunt address leaders, challenge them to ‘get desperate’

September 4, 2008

In one of the North American Mission Board’s (NAMB) largest summer leadership gatherings in its history, 515 Southern Baptist leaders converged in Atlanta July 27–31