Candace McIntosh, executive director of Alabama Woman’s Missionary Union (WMU), stressed the importance of missions education to messengers of the Alabama State Baptist Convention, testifying
If we do not have intentional evangelism we are going to have unintentional universalism — assuming that everybody’s OK, which is a false, unbiblical assumption,”
Alabama Baptists attending the Nov. 15 state Pastors Conference at First Baptist Church, Montgomery, heard a variety of sermon styles from eight guest preachers. But
Choir robes or corduroy pants, strong beats or soft melodies, the great mystery of the music at the annual meeting lies in its ability to
Alabama Baptist pastors “don’t serve people, we serve the Lord,” said Gary Hollingsworth, pastor of First Baptist Church, Trussville. “We get so caught up in
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Evangelist Billy Graham, a Southern Baptist from North Carolina, has recovered from two surgeries and preached four nights at a crusade
What are you passionate about? What evangelistic needs does your church have? How do you meld the two to create a strategy to reach those
Hands-on missions opportunities continue in full swing this summer as Woman’s Missionary Union (WMU) volunteers traveled to Pittsburgh, Pa., for MissionsFEST June 20–26 and FamilyFEST
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