On Saturdays in April the halls of the Tarrant city schools, near Birmingham, were full — not with schoolchildren, but with members of Shades Mountain
When Alabama Baptists first partnered with New Orleans’ Zone 6 after Hurricane Katrina battered the city, the zone only had one functioning Baptist congregation —
As Gary Walker looks around at his little corner of New Orleans, he says he’s seeing a rebirth of homes, not at a record-breaking pace,
Twelve Samford University students got their hands a little dirty April 12, but it was all to help their counterparts at Union University in Jackson,
Four Alabamians were among 92 appointed for overseas service by the International Mission Board during a service in Sunnyvale, Texas, April 9. Garry and Denise
For youth groups low on funds, minding their Ps and Qs is a small price to pay for the three acres of paradise Ruth Raudabaugh
When Monday afternoons roll around, it’s a sure bet volunteers in Mobile will have their own international missions field ready and waiting — for a
Round and round they went. One boy went around 30 times all on his own. Some were using training wheels. In the end, the Royal
