Wayne Crumpton, of First Baptist Church, Alabaster, recently announced his intent to retire from his full-time pastorate effective Dec. 31. In making his announcement to
A Tennessee River Association church received a facelift in August, through the expedient commitment of a north Florida group. The nine-member college missions team from
Vacation Bible School (VBS) for 2004 will have VBS racers speeding through the Far East, dashing through the streets of Tokyo, climbing Mount Fuji and
Before Ida Mae retired as an International Mission Board (IMB) missionary to Brazil in 2002, she asked God to give her “a ministry in retirement.”
Fairfield Baptist Church in Hollywood held its first Vacation Bible School (VBS) in more than 20 years, which is a testament, said Pastor Johnny Mayes,
When the results of Vacation Bible School (VBS) 2003 were in for Mount Hebron East Baptist Church in Elmore Association, they showed there were almost
A group of children from New Hope Baptist Church, Berry, learned to befriend police while at the Children’s Hands-On Museum in Tuscaloosa. Renee Smith, children’s
Alabama Baptists are solidly committed to supporting missions through the Cooperative Program. Despite the current economic challenges, Alabama Baptists have continued to give at record
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