Despite planting more than 3,200 churches from Bryant to Gulf Shores, Alabama Baptists need to join forces at times to reach the 4.5 million residents
Baldwin Baptist Association church members began camping out in 1955 in tents on the banks of Wolf Bay. Charging less than $9 per person,
Bethlehem Baptist Association is reaching the community with “Lowering the Doorstep,” bluegrass fellowships aimed at people who normally would not attend church. Country and bluegrass
Coffee County Baptist Association (CCBA) churches continue to stay out front in many areas of Baptist life in the county. The CCBA evangelism committee has
The need for disaster relief teams and training was made especially apparent during last year’s hurricanes. The following associations are some of the many participating
Former director of missions (DOM) for Muscle Shoals Association B. Elmer Fowler died April 8. He was 74. An active member of Moulton Baptist Church,
Barbour Association celebrated its 150th anniversary last November. They combined this celebration with their ribbon cutting and dedication service for their newly renovated associational building.
The first time Gabriel, a Hispanic man who lives in Louisville in Barbour County, was asked if he wanted to know about Jesus, he said
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