Shared ethnicity helps African Americans reach Afro-Ecuadorians

January 8, 2015

The Ecuadorian boy was awestruck. He couldn’t reconcile what he was seeing with what he was hearing. The boy didn’t know that people who had

Former national WMU executive director dies at 84

January 5, 2015

Carolyn Weatherford Crumpler’s desire to dedicate herself to Christian service is one that lasted until the day of her death Jan. 2. She served as

FBC Eclectic member works to provide church vans to Alaskan missionaries

January 1, 2015

Bo Worthy, president of Worthy Promotional Products and member of First Baptist Church, Eclectic, is asking Alabama Baptist churches to donate their unneeded church vans

Alabama Baptist prepares to take gospel to Montana service-industry workers

January 1, 2015

Plow the snow off an elderly woman’s sidewalk. Check. Help serve meals to 80-plus people on a cold November evening. Check. Drive a team of

Church planters see progress in metro Los Angeles

December 18, 2014

God called D.J. Jenkins to a community with a population of around 40,000. In the midst of a mostly upper middle-class neighborhood full of young

Court hears arguments in GuideStone contraceptive suit

December 18, 2014

Denver — A three-judge panel of the U.S. Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals in Denver, Colo., heard arguments Dec. 8 surrounding the preliminary injunction granted

IMB missionaries use music to break barriers in Sweden

December 11, 2014

Good values weren’t enough for Linda Hamfors of Stockholm, Sweden. Hamfors, who grew up in an atheist family, believed Jesus was “a really amazing guy”