Ever since Hurricane Katrina hit, many Alabama Baptist churches have made ongoing efforts to help rebuild lives in storm-battered Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana. The following
The 55+ Ministry at Ridgecrest Church, Birmingham, will hold an information fair and seminars April 29, 9 a.m.–noon, in the family life center. The seminars
Winston Association will host Protecting Places of Worship Workshop May 4 at 7 p.m. For information call 205-489-5137 or 205-489-2124. The association also will hold
Recently compiled statistics for the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) show that baptisms — which rebounded in 2004 after a four-year decline — slumped again in
Seventy percent of those expectant mothers who see their unborn child on a sonogram refuse to abort it.” Pastor Garry Ragsdale stopped reading abruptly
Rose Hill Church, Irondale, will host a prophecy conference May 5–7. Don Hawkins, president of Southeastern Bible College in Birmingham, will speak. For information call
Retired police Sgt. Tim McKee would have never guessed what God had in store for him after Hurricane Katrina hit. McKee, then serving in a
Easter weekend found countless Alabamians hunting Easter eggs, baking Easter goodies and attending sunrise services. But for 269 Baptists from the Birmingham area, feeding and
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