Southern Baptist response to the areas devastated by Hurricane Katrina can be seen most visibly by the thousands of disaster relief volunteers who are into
Alabama is leading the way to raising literacy rates one child at a time, “one more little light bulb going off every day,” said U.S.
Alabama Baptists who want to assist in current disaster relief efforts may call a new Alabama Baptist Volunteer Hotline at the State Board of Missions.
Alabama Baptists continue their giving pace of more than $85,000 a day, with $854,132.21 given to hurricane relief efforts through the Alabama Baptist State Board
The University of Mobile (UM) campus felt only a slight impact from Hurricane Katrina — a few broken windows in Martin Hall, a few trees
Nigerian students Oluwagbenga “Benga” Awoleye and Florence Nna came to America with high hopes. As track stars in their native country, they had won numerous
Seven Alabama Baptists recently returned from a nine-day medical missions trip to Myanmar (Burma), which they all call an eye-opening, life-changing experience blessed by God.
Mobile resident Tony Sarradet had a lot on his mind the Thursday after Hurricane Katrina struck. The stress of his job as a flood insurance
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