Campers give $513,169 for missions Nashville, Tenn. – Nearly 54,000 teens attending Centrifuge and Ministry-Fuge camps this summer pitched in $513,169.63 for international missions projects
Five missionaries with Alabama ties were among recent appointees by the North American Mission Board (NAMB). Sammy and Joyce Campbell were appointed in church and
Top officials at the North American Mission Board (NAMB) announced a cut-back in social ministries Aug. 29 in an effort to enhance the evangelism staff.
Alabama’s youth did their part this summer to reach out to the people of Matamoros, Mexico. Two different missions trips ventured to the impoverished town
Messengers to the 2000 Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) in Orlando, Fla., elected James Merritt without opposition to a one-year term as president June 14. Messengers
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