Bivocational ministers in Alabama have a tremendous resource to help in their work — other bivocational pastors and leaders. That’s why Tim Henning, president of
While some pastors may believe they don’t have the time to invest in a hobby, that investment could enable a pastor to meet one of
In the current fast-paced, high-pressure American culture, pastors are stressed and they know that needs to change, a recent study shows. According to the latest
Nearly half of pastors have considered leaving full-time ministry in the last year, citing stress, loneliness and political division as the main reasons behind those
Every person in ministry has a degree of difficulty juggling responsibilities and serving the needs of others. But bivocational pastors, who comprise 50-70% of Baptist
As voices singing “It Is Well With My Soul” filled the sanctuary of First Baptist Church Decatur and the song ended with applause, beloved Alabama
The role of the pastor is complex and unique, and pastors who successfully serve through difficult times only do so by leading out of God’s
“If you lose your family, you do lose.” That’s what Kevin Ezell, president of the North American Mission Board, told those present at the 2021
