Southern Baptists have their own cable network — FamilyNet — but few Alabama Baptists have the opportunity to view it. FamilyNet officials, however, are working
Cooperative Program (CP) dollars above the base budget may temporarily go to hurricane relief efforts. This could potentially add up to $7 million. Morris H.
Massive natural destruction. Displaced children and families. Confusion and complaints. Numerous injuries and deaths. The various problems caused by Hurricane Katrina are hard enough for
When Gary Montgomery began to look for new ways to minister to the youth of northwest Alabama, he was drawn to an approach much different
The University of Mobile (UM) campus felt only a slight impact from Hurricane Katrina — a few broken windows in Martin Hall, a few trees
Govenor Bob Riley’s Operation Golden Rule may increase outreach opportunities for Alabama Baptists as a growing number of evacuees seek long-term shelter outside areas ravaged
Jenna Ard said she’s seen the best and the worst of humanity — all in one week. On Sept. 7, she started classes as
South Mobile received the brunt of Hurricane Katrina’s force in Alabama, and, according to Thomas Wright, director of missions for Mobile Baptist Association, all 104
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