Dollar’s fall impacts IMB, missions efforts worldwide
November 15, 2007
Suppose the dollars in your next paycheck lost almost half their value. Would you be able to pay the bills — much less buy anything
Alabamians appointed to overseas work
November 15, 2007
An Alabama Baptist was appointed to overseas work with the International Mission Board (IMB) Nov. 7. Elizabeth House, a Decatur native, was commissioned to do
International Mission Board trustees suspend, censure Wade Burleson
November 15, 2007
Trustees of the Southern Baptist International Mission Board (IMB), meeting in executive session Nov. 6, voted to censure trustee Wade Burleson of Oklahoma and suspend
First team of Alabamians returns from fire cleanup in Greece; second readies to leave
November 8, 2007
Henry Lowery’s clothes will never be the same. Neither will he. After lying on hillsides 4 inches deep with ash and soot for two weeks,
Baptists respond to Noel’s destruction
November 8, 2007
A Southern Baptist relief effort is being planned in the aftermath of Hurricane Noel, which killed more than 100 people in the Caribbean and drove
Language study, chocolate open doors for missionaries
November 8, 2007
The elaborate wall mural looks a little bare. The painting depicting a vineyard is far from a harvest with only three grapes on the vines.
Homeless in Peru villages receive post-quake relief
October 11, 2007
Thousands of people left homeless and hungry by a massive earthquake in Peru’s desolate southern desert are being helped, thanks to the generosity of Southern
FBC Bay Minette’s ‘First Ladies’ roll bandages for use in Ghana
October 4, 2007
For seven or eight years now, “The First Ladies” of First Baptist Church, Bay Minette, in Baldwin Baptist Association have been impacting the lives of
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