In 1970, 12-year-old Bryan Peoples played in the Royal Ambassador (RA) Alabama state championship basketball game. On Feb. 14–15, 2003, Peoples returned and coached
The International Seamen’s Center buzzes with activity when ships are in port in Mobile. One group might be gathered around the big-screen TV watching a
A record number of volunteers assisted Canadian Convention of Southern Baptist (CCSB) churches last year, with the number of volunteers serving in Canada doubling from
For John Wiley, no matter where he serves, business is a matter of ministry. Wiley joined the staff of Westwood Baptist Church in Birmingham in
Volunteers with Russell Baptist Association’s Builders for Christ may not be experts when it comes to construction projects, but they do not let that keep
Dreams really do come true — just ask Eddie Gibson, a native-born Liberian who now resides in Alabama. This past September, one of Gibson’s dreams
It is better to walk in the dark with Jesus than in the light alone,” says 25-year-old Ryan May with unfettered passion about his walk
It’s the lunch hour in Paris, and Jon Norris sits in a Chinese restaurant. Motioning to the Chinese server, Norris speaks to him in Mandarin.
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