Nigerian students Oluwagbenga “Benga” Awoleye and Florence Nna came to America with high hopes. As track stars in their native country, they had won numerous
When Gary Montgomery began to look for new ways to minister to the youth of northwest Alabama, he was drawn to an approach much different
Govenor Bob Riley’s Operation Golden Rule may increase outreach opportunities for Alabama Baptists as a growing number of evacuees seek long-term shelter outside areas ravaged
As Hurricane Katrina ominously threatened the lives of south Louisiana residents, a Pine Barren Baptist Association church reached out to three New Orleans Baptist Theological
With residents of the flooded Mobile area and refugees from the battered Mississippi and Louisiana coasts fleeing to higher and safer ground, many Alabama Baptist
CareNet Connection, a non-profit ministry organization launched by First Baptist Church, Fultondale, plans to develop the model for caring to Hurricane Katrina evacuees. Jim
Extreme” excitement was the order of the day Aug. 14 as Hunter Street Baptist Church, Hoover, celebrated the “reveal” portion of its summerlong building project,
Once a month in the Tuscaloosa area, a rare type of worship service is held. Looking through the windows, one sees a crowd of
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