Eighty-four-year-old Mabry Rhodes believes in being faithful. His life is a testimony to that with his commitment to the ministry since 1934 and with his
C.B. “Buster” Odom started preaching in July 1950. He tried to retire in 1987 and 1997. In 2000, he was recognized for 50 years
Citing the urgency to “reach out and disciple youth in the post-modern culture,” Paul Turner listed 10 trends he said youth ministry leaders must understand.
Churches can aid their community by offering a needed sense of “place,” according to researchers reporting during the fall meeting of the Society for the
The time between the departure of a pastor and his successor can be used in two ways — simply waiting for the new pastor and
The close to 1,500 people attending the 2001 Alabama Baptist State Evangelism Conference heard a word from several featured speakers including Southern Baptist Convention President
When Al Sutton Jr. visited Sixth Avenue Baptist Church in Birmingham more than a year ago as a guest preacher, he didn’t know he would
Biblical guidelines and parliamentary procedures can help pastors who feel caught in traps caused by conflict, according to a national consultant on conflict mediation.
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