By Sondra Washington From steeples to courtyards to multi- purpose facilities, the building styles of today’s churches are as assorted as their nonsecular equivalents. To
For decades 80-year-old Alma Johnson would sit in her pew at First Baptist Church, Citronelle, with her open Bible illuminated by the soft-colored light trickling
When is a good time for a pastor to challenge his congregation to turns off their television sets for a week? Is there a good
Often it is said that construction projects may be one of the most difficult tasks that many churches ever have to face. Even after numerous
The state prison in Brent has the distinction of having the second prison study program in the nation sponsored by the New Orleans Baptist Theological
Mike Anderson, director of missions (DOM) for Mobile Baptist Association, resigned his position effective Sept. 30 following prolonged controversy over associational personnel policies. In a
As a three-legged stool with unequal legs becomes useless for its intended purpose, the church facility that reflects a disregard for design balance is limited
The youth of Sardis Association now have a new outlet for missions work. Holding their first official meeting Sept. 16, 12 youth and volunteers
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