Baptist preachers may enter a new worldwide Baptist Heritage Preaching Contest designed to encourage preachers to include Baptist heritage and principles in their preaching ministries.
The Alabama Baptist Benefits Society was created in 1904 to help rural and bi-vocational pastors, but it now helps Alabamians involved in different aspects of
In 48 years of ministry, Emmett Roper of Jacksonville has proven that his feet are important in his ministry. “How beautiful are the feet of
In a matter of moments the altar of Whitesburg Baptist Church, Huntsville, was crowded with scores of Baptist ministers as they knelt in response to
The United States is overdue for a revival, according to Tom Anderson, pastor of Mount Gilead Church in Dothan. Anderson made his observation during
Ed Rush, minister of music at First Baptist Church, Demopolis, was named recipient of the Paul H. Stewart Excellence in Service Award by the Alabama
Press on, stay focused and don’t become discouraged. Those themes were driven home to ministers during the Alabama Baptist Pastors Conference Nov. 12 at Whitesburg
Like Paul and Timothy (1 Thess. 2:9), bivocational pastors work to prevent themselves from burdening any churches while they preach the gospel. One such pastor
