FBC North Mobile TV show reaches hunters, fishermen
July 15, 2004
It was 1998 and hunting season had just begun when Hurricane Opal struck. Runoff waters flooded champion bow hunter Scott Vernon’s beloved hunting spot —
Alabama evangelist honored for service
July 15, 2004
INDIANAPOLIS — Alabama Baptist Evangelist Johnny Tucker of the International Missions Association in Citronelle was honored recently for his 25 years as a full-time, vocational
Judson College hosts retreat for hurting ministers
July 15, 2004
George was music minister in a West Virginia church for a few months when he offered a cantata solo to someone other than the man
‘Bless others,’ speaker tells Judson grads
July 12, 2004
It matters now more than ever to be a Judson woman,” said Carol Ann Vaughn at the 166th commencement of Judson College, June 26. “This
Alabama Baptist church takes its missions emphasis to a new level
July 1, 2004
A retired communist general wearing military ribbons on his frayed uniform boasted proudly of his persecution of Christians. He told his stories to a group
Building for efficiency can save money in the long run
July 1, 2004
The old saying, “You get what you pay for” still applies today, even in construction; and as the temperature rises and church operational costs increase
Multiple services solve space needs
July 1, 2004
Almost 30 years ago, Rowland Crowder wrote that it was “the rare exception for a church to plan repeated use of its rooms on Sunday
Cheap to build, expensive to maintain
July 1, 2004
Attempting to be good stewards of church finances, many building committees opt for the cheaper construction methods and materials when they should also consider the
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