It’s been six months since tornadoes struck Alabama and the Southeast, killing hundreds and destroying homes, businesses, schools and churches. Some of the physical damage
Bullock-Centennial Baptist Association held an evangelistic crusade Sept. 17–21 at Conecuh Springs Christian School in Union Springs. Evangelist Ken Freeman brought the message, and Dean,
Fifty-four Alabamians closed their eyes and bowed their heads. Some had tears softly trailing down their faces. They made decisions to follow Christ at a
The nations are here.” That’s been a common thought among missions-minded evangelicals for the past several years. And it’s a reality for Bill Johnson, a
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