Jerry Bedsole jokes that his Sunday School class at First Baptist Church Foley is the “last stop.” “If you come here, you go ‘up,’ you don’t go out,” said Bedsole, who turned 85 in March.
The Centennial Celebration of the Cooperative Program took place exactly 100 years to the date in the city of Memphis, just yards away from where the CP was adopted by the SBC in 1925.
Harold Harmon had just gotten his campsite set up that morning when he got the phone call from his friend.
The quilting ministry of FBC Semmes has grown from two to twenty women who come to quilt every first and third Monday afternoon.
Instead of working for a church during seminary, I had the unique opportunity to spend nearly the entire duration of my studies as part of the team and ministry at the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission.
A few tips for pastors from pastors and church leaders.
Nancy Lyons Thomas served in the first Journeyman class from 1965-1967. This year marks the 60th anniversary of the Journeyman program.
Gov. Kay Ivey on Thursday signed the last two of three remaining bills in her anti-crime bill package.
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