For several weeks now, dozens of Alabama Baptists have been dreaming of nothing but green beans, mashed potatoes, rolls, meat — and cooking it all
The community of Wagarville sits at the junction of state Highway 56 and U.S. 43, and for years, anyone driving past could judge it by
A curious thing happened on a recent Sunday at Decatur Baptist Church. When the offering baskets were passed around, they were already heaped high with
As hurricane winds and rain pounded the South again, Alabama Baptists were poised to respond to a multitude of needs. At press time, a large
As followers of Christ, we are encouraged to “give a cup of cold water in Jesus’ name.” And that “cold water” analogy translated into a
Hurricane Gustav, the first major storm system to send thousands of evacuees running toward Alabama since 2005’s Hurricane Katrina, had state emergency responders scurrying into
When Hurricane Gustav first made his intentions known and started barreling down on the Southeast, Joy Harvey knew her ministry: displaced guinea pigs. Harvey and
After three college students burned Pleasant Sabine Baptist Church in Centreville in 2006, a group of Carpenters for Christ from Golden Springs Baptist Church, Anniston,
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