Mentoring is not a new concept for Alabama Baptists. Throughout the state, churches have been pairing caring adults with youth who need remedial help with
Fourteen hundred students from across Alabama and the southeast gathered in Tuscaloosa for a weekend of interdenominational praise and teaching, hoping for a “deeper encounter”
The play-acting that took place on a sunny Wednesday afternoon in a fifth grade class at Brookville Elementary School in Adamsville was innocent enough- but
Citing the urgency to “reach out and disciple youth in the post-modern culture,” Paul Turner listed 10 trends he said youth ministry leaders must understand.
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