Websites, Facebook and Twitter have become mainstays for many Alabama Baptist churches trying to keep their members and guests informed. But sermon notes, blogs and
Mike and Pat Mason, of Huntsville, used Skype on Christmas Day to talk to and watch their children and grandchildren in Florida open gifts. “It
Leaving your teenager’s spiritual growth solely to your church’s youth program is dangerous, says Scott Heath — and he’s a youth minister. “The mentality for
Like every Southerner, Andy Childs was thrilled with the Christmas Day snow. Like every pastor, however, he kept an eye on road conditions and the
Before outlining his vision of expecting the International Mission Board (IMB) to be biblical, balanced and bold, newly elected IMB President Tom Elliff leaned over
By John Evans Tim Cearley swerved his pickup truck to avoid hitting the 3-year-old boy who wandered into his path on a road in Mozambique.
John Hayes, an Alabama Baptist disaster relief coordinator from Birmingham Baptist Association, left for Japan on March 21 as part of a second Baptist Global
Dave’s been inflicting pain on people almost all day long — every day — for 12 years. But he likes them or else he wouldn’t
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