Alabama K-12 spending barely keeping pace with inflation
November 27, 2024
Spending on Alabama’s K-12 students went up across the board, according to spending data released by the Alabama Department of Education.
‘New chapter’: Digital strategies open doors for global missions
November 27, 2024
From passages at sea to airplanes, from shortwave radio to tape recordings, from smartphones to social media, the evolution of technology creates opportunities for greater
Operation Christmas Child ‘practical way’ to share God’s love
November 26, 2024
Michael Falahat said when he was growing up in Jordan, he looked forward to Operation Christmas Child season all year long. “As a child, this is probably the main way I felt in a practical way that God loves me,” he said.
Fulton Bridge Baptist pastor: Food distribution has ‘brought everybody together’
November 25, 2024
Shane Stidham said when his church — Fulton Bridge Baptist in Hamilton — decided to hold a monthly food distribution, he thought it was a great idea. But he had no idea how it would affect his congregation.
Why is prayer support critical? Missionary answers question with 4 words.
November 24, 2024
Someone recently asked me, “What does it mean to have people praying for you?” It’s a very timely question. You are about to pray for
Alabama Baptist associational leaders, GEMS meet, build connections
November 23, 2024
Alabama Baptist associational leaders exploring opportunities to develop cohorts that would help those serving as directors of missions and associational mission strategists gather, build connections and learn from each other.
Mount Olive Baptist dedicates The Stan Henson Worship Learning Center
November 23, 2024
For several years, Eric Boykin and Stan Henson have been helping kids and teens get more involved in worship. After Henson’s death in April, Mount Olive Baptist built a center in his honor to train the next generation of worship leaders.
Poarch Creeks to acquire Birmingham Racecourse
November 20, 2024
The acquisition will give the Poarch Band of Creek Indians ownership of 4 gambling facilities statewide, with the others being on each of their tribal lands in Wetumpka, Montgomery and Atmore. The tribe also owns properties in other states.
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