In disaster response, speed is of the essence,” said Tommy Puckett, Alabama Baptists’ disaster relief director. “You need someone who has a panoramic view of
An intentionally set fire that could have destroyed Mountain Home Baptist Church in rural Fayette County Nov. 20 only caused minimal damage before passers-by put
Martha Smith can only guess at the reasons for a sizable increase in the requests for assistance from Randolph Baptist Association’s community ministries. “We’ve just
Thanks to its annual Judgment Day drama, the last week in October is always busy for Cottage Hill Baptist Church, Pleasant Grove. But this year
Receiving … passing on. That is the story of the ministry, the story of the Christian life,” said Timothy George, founding dean of Samford University’s
Everyone is seeking new ways to be better connected,” Mike McLemore told those attending the annual meeting of the Alabama Baptist State Convention Nov. 13.
When a tornado hit his town earlier this year and killed several people, including eight students in the high school next door to his church,
We must stay aware, be sure to care and always share.” Mike Northcutt, pastor of Eastmont Baptist Church, Montgomery, said those three things must happen
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