Missions discipleship is not a program — it’s the vital work of discipling children, students and adults to get the bigger picture of where God is at work and how He would want them to join Him in that work, says Candace McIntosh.
Caring Well Sunday, Sept. 24, is on the SBC Calendar this year for the first time, giving churches an opportunity to acknowledge the emotional toll of sexual abuse and commit to ensuring congregations are safe places.
Drafting a will and making a plan for one’s children andL assets after death is not easy, but The Baptist Foundation of Alabama can help make the process intentional, affordable and God-honoring.
Josh Meadows said the idea behind SPEAK Tour was to make the events more accessible to students around the state. The result — some 800 students have been part of an event this year, and more opportunities are on the calendar.
During its Sept. 18–19 meeting in Nashville, the SBC Executive Committee adopted a new code of conduct, addressed financial realities and other business, and heard updates on the search for the next president and CEO of the organization.
When incarceration, addiction or long-term unemployment are part of your background, finding a job can be hard. WorkFaith Birmingham wants to help people overcome those obstacles.
Through Planting Oaks Intensives, Big Oak Ranch leaders collaborate with and mentor leaders of other ministries to better serve children in need.
Alabama Baptists Becky Rogers and Karen Allen recently traveled to Paraguay as part of the Global Missions Project Celebration Orchestra, a ministry that brings musicians from across the globe together to spread the gospel through music.
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