Convention proves strong financially
October 27, 2003
The financial affairs of the Alabama Baptist State Convention are in good condition, according to the Audit Committee. The Audit Committee conducts an extensive audit
Southern Baptist hospice care in India carries help, faith to the terminally ill
October 23, 2003
Little Williams had always longed for a blue toy car to play with. But his parents had no money to buy one. Dr. Anuradha considers
Gadsden church ministry reaches community’s stay-at-home members
October 23, 2003
There really is no place like home, at least in Gadsden, where Jim and LaWanda White are leading volunteers from the Goodyear Heights Baptist Church
‘Church Ship’ meets needs in harbor
October 23, 2003
Church planters Jay Martin and Larry Baker didn’t plan to make history when they held their first worship service aboard the Duchess of Pintail in
Free car wash, food give students ministry in Hawaii
October 23, 2003
Fourteen-year-old Sam Bui never dreamed that a day of face painting and balloon art in a Hawaii shopping center could change people’s lives for eternity.
Christian colleges mean advantages in education
October 23, 2003
Church-related colleges and universities offer significant advantages to students, according to William E. Hull, research professor at Samford University and minister-in-residence at Mountain Brook
Crumpton to retire from Alabaster pastorate in his 23rd year
October 23, 2003
Wayne Crumpton, of First Baptist Church, Alabaster, recently announced his intent to retire from his full-time pastorate effective Dec. 31. In making his announcement to
Golden Gate Seminary searching for president
October 23, 2003
Trustees of Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary in Mill Valley, Calif., elected President William O. Crews to the transition post of chancellor and charged
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