Chaplain serves motorcycle racing community
November 9, 2021
A stereotype of chaplains is that they are always serious and deal only with illness, injury and death. But Mark Merical, Raceline Ministry chaplain who
Widows ministries provide tangible evidence of God’s love to grieving
November 8, 2021
After her husband Stephen died of COVID-19 complications, Daria Wilson felt devastated and missed sharing life with him. “We have 19-year-old triplets and it is
Headline News from around the Southeast for Nov. 4
November 4, 2021
Arkansas Five Arkansas Baptist women were involved in an English-teaching ministry through the Brooklyn, New York, Arab American Friendship Center, in mid-October. Prayer walking, visiting
Montana church continues to grow, multiply as volunteer teams come back
November 2, 2021
About a year ago, TAB shared the story of Darryl Brunson, one of several Alabama Baptists who relocated their families to Montana to plant churches.
Youth mobilized to the nations through GO IMPACT
October 30, 2021
The International Mission Board is introducing the GO IMPACT program for teens. It’s an avenue for youth groups to serve together overseas with an IMB
Benton Baptist commissions first missionaries as part of revitalization journey
October 23, 2021
The Alabama Baptist recently published a story about Imago Dei Church at the 45, a new church being planted in Lowndes County. One of the
First Person: Dunn shares testimony of how vision became partnership
October 22, 2021
By Steve Dunn Associational mission strategist, Bethlehem and Pine Barren Baptist associations In May 2021, Beaver Baptist Church — a Cherokee congregation in eastern Oklahoma
Alabama partnership living out the gospel in South Dakota
October 20, 2021
In 2015, Ric Camp, then senior pastor of Ridgecrest Baptist Church in Trussville, took six volunteers to Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota —
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