Churches urged to engage issue of human trafficking in state
January 11, 2018
By Grace Thornton The Alabama Baptist No young person goes to career day at school and says, “I want to be a prostitute.” For the
Shelby County church plant sees massive need around it as ‘exciting’
January 11, 2018
By Grace Thornton The Alabama Baptist Danny Lovett says his church is surrounded by a big, big field. Even though the Church at Chelsea Westover
State Department acknowledges Pakistan’s severe violations of religious freedom
January 10, 2018
Along with the Jan. 4 release of the annual list of “Countries of Particular Concern” (CPCs), the U.S. Department of State also announced the first
Auburn BCM temporarily relocated; sale of building, property ‘on track’
January 9, 2018
Auburn University Baptist Campus Ministries (BCM) has relocated to a temporary space and the sale of the BCM property to the City of Auburn is
Understanding, practicing forgiveness as Jesus would have us do
January 9, 2018
Understanding the concept In forgiveness you voluntarily embrace pain of your own anger instead of retaliating By Arthur Freeman and Fisher Humphreys Special to The
Disciple-making model helps Alabama Baptists study God’s Word
January 8, 2018
By Grace Thornton The Alabama Baptist As far as Stan Albright can tell looking through his church’s 181-year history, they’ve never had a year like
Montgomery church sets out to learn sign language, welcome deaf community
January 8, 2018
One Sunday as Pastor Paul Gourdine was preaching at Engaged Christian Church, Montgomery, he looked out and saw a touching sight — a lady in
Calhoun DOM prepares for 10th year of revival-style preaching in Japan
January 7, 2018
By Grace Thornton The Alabama Baptist For many pastors, when it comes to preaching through a translator on a missions trip, most of the preparation
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