Cuba’s hurricane survivors receive Baptist relief
October 9, 2008
HAVANA — Southern Baptists will send two containers of relief supplies to Cuba to help victims of Hurricanes Gustav and Ike rebuild their homes and
FBC Gadsden holds free dental clinic monthly, sees it as ‘missions field’
October 2, 2008
Rain or shine, even in the bitter cold, they line up as early as 3:30 a.m., waiting to receive dental care. It is the scene
Alabama Baptists top 600 volunteer workdays, near ‘disaster fatigue’
October 2, 2008
In the wake of back-to-back hurricanes, Alabama Baptist volunteers are still “all over the map,” said Tommy Puckett, state disaster relief director. “When we shut
FBC Albertville expands medical ministry’s mission
October 2, 2008
When First Baptist Church, Albertville, opened Great Physician Clinic, a free medical and dental clinic, six years ago, the mission was to live up to
U.S. hunger needs stretch domestic ministries
October 2, 2008
With unemployment and consumer food prices rising, business is sadly booming for the 1,500 domestic hunger ministries that receive support from the Southern Baptist World
Six with state ties appointed by IMB
September 25, 2008
Six Baptists with Alabama ties were among 83 new International Mission Board representatives appointed to missions work Sept. 10. The appointment service was held at
Team lays groundwork for Baptist church in Ukraine
September 25, 2008
It was about 9:30 a.m. on a Monday in late August. The park in Krinichki, Ukraine, was empty except for a lone goat tied to
Believers in Mali learn of God’s compassion amid hunger
September 25, 2008
New believers who recently started meeting as a young church in the Mali bush were angry. Starving farmers in the area were about to receive
