Thanks to several college students, Vicki Wood, a member of Eastside Baptist Church in the Roebuck area of Birmingham, is able to attend the Sunday
Churches surveyed in southern Louisiana following Hurricane Katrina offered suggestions for how faith communities can be prepared for natural disasters. Many of the suggestions echo
A lack of bureaucracy made churches “the true first responders” when Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf Coast last year, a new survey found, but a
With a stuffed, pink Energizer Bunny in hand, Barry Bledsoe, president of The Baptist Foundation of Alabama (TBFA), said TBFA endowment funds “are investments that
The Audit and Insurance committees, reporting during the Alabama Baptist State Convention annual meeting Nov. 14, commended convention entities for their attention to details in
Alabama Baptists approved a record budget, a new state-to-state missions partnership and a revised church retirement plan during the Alabama Baptist State Convention (ABSC) annual
“We as Alabama Baptists have healthy institutes of higher education,” said John Gates, chairman of the Education Commission, during his report to the Alabama Baptist
Through personal testimonies and a video presentation, Buster Taylor, executive director of Shocco Springs Baptist Conference Center in Talladega, shared with convention messengers how the
