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
Jimmy Scroggins said he’s had conversations with several pastors lately who say that as soon as they can create an exit ramp to transition out
“Let’s face it — we’re all just one text message away, one email away, one call away from disaster or getting the wind knocked out
On arguably the most stressful day in an already stressful year, ministers from across Birmingham and central Alabama took comfort in remarks made by Ronnie
There are many ways I’ve been honored by Pastor Appreciation Month, but what really touches my heart is when someone shakes my hand as they
In 1979, Al Jackson told the search committee at Lakeview Baptist Church, Auburn, that if they called him as pastor, he planned to stay for
“There’s not a more pertinent subject now for our churches than regathering,” said Rick Lance, executive director of the Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions.
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