FBC, Woodstock, sees new start
June 8, 2000
When First Baptist, Woodstock, held its first services in its new building, it did so almost 107 years to the day after founding members laid
Former state WMU president dies
May 25, 2000
Former Alabama Woman’s Missionary Union (WMU) president and national WMU leader, Madeline Dix Reeves died May 2 at 96. Born in Montgomery in 1904, the
Associations ‘part of the glue that holds Southern Baptists together’
May 18, 2000
Jesus’ words in Matthew 18:20 would seem to be an apt motto for the work of Alabama’s associational missions: “For where two or three come
Ex-seminary president faces charges
May 11, 2000
A former president of a seminary in Europe will resign his Florida church amid allegations he misappropriated approximately $184,000 in church contributions to the seminary
Church of Scotland addresses declines
May 4, 2000
EDINBURGH, Scotland — The Church of Scotland is being challenged to come to terms with a declining number of members and to no longer think
Pastor retires to start ministry
May 4, 2000
When Buddy Mohon retired April 30 from Canaan Baptist Church, Bessemer, after nine years of service there, he began yet another aspect in his long
Times of change for associations
May 4, 2000
Jackson retires from service as Coffee DOM Joel Jackson retired as director of missions (DOM) for Coffee Association April 30. Jackson had served in that
Conference to help secretaries meet personal, churches’ needs
May 4, 2000
Weaving the Tapestry of Leadership” is the goal of a national secretaries group. The National Association of Southern Baptist Secretaries (NASBS) is hosting a workshop
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