“Ordinary Angels” is a faith-inspired redemption story that shows the impact one person can make on another’s life. The new film from producers Andy and Jon Erwin will be in theaters Feb. 23.
An Alaska Baptist pastor hopes to turn a 33-acre plot of land near his church into a camp and retreat center that will serve thousands of students and adults annually, and Alabama Baptists are already part of bringing that vision to life.
92-year-old John Host probably shouldn’t be alive, but he continues to thrive thanks to family and friends at the Hueytown Seniors Center. He’s also a mathematical genius, just one chapter of his amazing story.
Alabama Baptists remain excited about the state convention’s partnership with Alaska Baptists, which began in 2021 and is still gaining momentum.
Salem-Troy Baptist Association’s thrift store is totally run by volunteers and includes a food pantry and store. Proceeds help a variety of associational missions and ministry efforts.
Night to Shine has grown a lot in the 10 years since it started — on Feb. 9, the event took place at 725 churches across all 50 states and 56 countries, including eight Alabama Baptist churches.
The love of a church family is sweet, and February is a great time to find unique ways to share the unconditional love of Jesus with those in our congregation.
As church planter and pastor Will Faulkenberry waits for a kidney, he shares one truth he’s learned amid health concerns: “Your diagnosis doesn’t determine your calling.”
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