The Alabama Baptist Fellowship of Bivocational Ministers will hold its first Bivocational Ministers Online Conference on Feb. 20 from 9:30 a.m to 3:30 p.m. Speakers
EDITOR’S NOTE — An estimated 55% of Alabama Baptist pastors serve bivocationally or covocationally. Many more serve as bivocational ministers in other church roles. In
EDITOR’S NOTE — An estimated 55% of Alabama Baptist pastors serve bivocationally or covocationally. Many more serve as bivocational ministers in other church roles. In
Samford University’s Ministry Training Institute offers certificate programs — disciple making, pastoral leadership, women’s leadership, worship administration and worship leadership — and extension classes for
EDITOR’S NOTE — An estimated 55% of Alabama Baptist pastors serve bivocationally or covocationally. Many more serve as bivocational ministers in other church roles. In
Legislation signed by the president in late December includes provisions that could assist churches and ministry organizations, including additional funding for the Paycheck Protection Program
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