Gulf Coast ministry looks different post-oil spill

November 4, 2010

By Anna Swindle Our difficulty is we have folks to volunteer but don’t have much for them to do,” said Rick Barnhart, director of missions

UMobile student shares Christ through horse whisperer-style events

November 4, 2010

For Chance Hill, saddle-training horses is more than just a hobby. It’s a mission. The University of Mobile sophomore business management student from Satsuma demonstrates

World Hunger Fund offers help, hope

October 7, 2010

Hlengiwe is but 14 years old, yet she is the head of her household, taking care of her seven younger brothers, sisters and cousins. Her

Memphis food pantry offers sustenance, ‘new chapter of life’

October 7, 2010

Sheri Shockey’s wide feet fit in nothing but her blue men’s slippers. She walked out the front door of the Brinkley Heights food pantry in

Trussville ministry partners with churches to expand benevolence

October 7, 2010

By Gary Hardin Geri Forsythe prayed for a ministry in which she could serve the Lord and give back to people during a time of

Shades Mountain Baptist completes missions vision plan, increases CP giving

September 30, 2010

What happens when a church casts a God-sized vision? “If it comes to fruition, then only God did it and God gets the glory,” said

RAs draws families to Skipperville church

September 23, 2010

For the past century, Southern Baptists have used missions education ministries to successfully reach families who don’t go to church. Churches across the country have