Since 1925, Southern Baptists have given more than $20 billion through the Cooperative Program to fund its entities and missionaries taking the Gospel throughout the
While political unrest persists in Cuba, Global Missionary Partner Hector Cabrera, a Cuban, serves Sudanese refugees living in Uganda with the love of Christ and his God-given
When Hurricane Ivan hit Atmore in 2004, it took the steeple off First Baptist Church and destroyed much of the community around it. Pastor Kevin
The Psalm 139 Project, a pro-life ministry of the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention, has placed its first international ultrasound machine with
Davey Lyon says that for many people, Lowndes County is “just kind of forgotten.” “It’s rural, it’s poor, it’s between Selma and Montgomery, and people
Alabama Baptists were among Southern Baptists across the nation holding a collective breath to learn what would happen coming out of the Sept. 28 SBC
Recently, many Americans found themselves in need as the COVID-19 pandemic caused significant loss of life, medical burdens and business closures. Most say local churches
The role of the clergy has been vital to churches and their communities throughout the history of America, and there is a long record of
