Prayer walk continues for Alabama Acteen
August 14, 2003
Sara Neville of Hepzibah Baptist Church in Talladega had never actually prayer walked until she attended the National Acteens Convention (NAC) in Nashville July 29–Aug.
Bessemer ‘street preacher’ goes beyond ‘hit-and-run’ evangelism
August 14, 2003
The title ‘street preacher’ evokes images that range from sermons on sandwich-board signs to simple gospel tracts. Though the earliest evangelists were preaching Jesus in
Promise Keepers celebrate spiritual freedom
August 14, 2003
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Approximately 12,000 men and boys gathered in Louisville, Ky., for a July 25–26 Promise Keepers rally — the eighth of 18 weekend
Children in church are not always reached
August 14, 2003
A majority of America’s teenagers, 56 percent, attended church-related activities an average of at least twice a month when younger, but few of them
Proper planning leads to greater success with volunteer labor
August 7, 2003
Although volunteer construction labor can be beneficial in many church building projects, poor planning and lack of vision can limit the success of volunteers,
Contractor choice should go beyond the bid
August 7, 2003
A common mistake made by church leaders during the building process is choosing a construction company based solely on the price of its bid, according
Lamar County family keeps father’s legacy alive with gospel singing
August 7, 2003
Singing is as natural as breathing for the Bryant family of Lamar County. Ten children still sing the old time gospel songs as part of
Christian worship band attracts thousands
August 7, 2003
Seven Places, a band of four Christian guys, released its debut album “Lonely for the Last Time” on May 20 with the goal to encourage
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