Lilly Endowment seeking to fight clergy burnout
January 24, 2002
The Lilly Endowment is hoping to fight clergy burnout by spending $25 million to find ways for pastors to “sustain excellence” and “maintain energy and
Price committed to work as bivocational pastor at Oak Grove
January 24, 2002
There was a time when Buddy Price was a shy fellow. He remembered times when he would cross the street just so he wouldn’t have
Alabama humorist depicts love as ‘powerful,’ ‘devisive’ force
January 17, 2002
Love is the most powerful force on the planet … but also the most devisive force in the world,” said Christian humorist and cartoonist Joe
Baldwin Association provides latest Alabama efforts at ground zero
January 10, 2002
Fourteen volunteers from Baldwin Association comprise the latest wave of Alabama Baptists to work at ground zero in New York. This brings to nearly
Sermon contest open to Baptist ministers
January 3, 2002
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.
Benefits Society called ministry
January 3, 2002
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
Roper marks 48 years in ministry
January 3, 2002
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
Rush receives Paul H. Stewart award
November 22, 2001
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
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