Throughout the spring and summer, as COVID-19 cases declined across the U.S., most churches returned to in-person services with hopes of full pews by the
“How can we improve the college ministry at our church?” That’s the question John Saxon and Greg Walker pondered last February. Saxon is family pastor
A little girl with a fighting spirit. A mom who didn’t give up. A God who didn’t work an instant miracle, but continues to work.
The soles of Keelan Adams’ shoes are well worn from the streets of Montgomery. On many mornings, you can find him walking around downtown, sharing
Morgan Bailey noted many events that have changed generations: the assassination of President John Kennedy, the Challenger disaster and, more recently, 9/11. “Now we have
With the CDC’s latest recommendation that all people, vaccinated or not, wear masks indoors (see updated coronavirus-related guidelines released July 27), Alabama Baptist churches are
When people think about the dangers of human trafficking, potential kidnapping situations like those in movies often come to mind: a woman is followed in
Giving through the Southern Baptist Convention’s Cooperative Program Allocation Budget remains steady midway through 2021. According to information released by the SBC Executive Committee, the
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