Alabama Baptists approved two new international missions partnerships and a record budget for 2006 during the annual meeting of the Alabama Baptist State Convention (ABSC)
Is he dressed like Zorro?” “What’s that fruit she is handing out?” “Wow — look at his hat!” The last comment was
Ten months later, nightmares still haunt the little girls. When they close their eyes, they still see the 30-foot wall of water crashing down.
Two days after Hurricane Katrina left Louisiana’s St. Tammany Parish a demolished landscape of blocked roads and shattered trees, Waylon Bailey was feeling the
KOHIMA, India — Baptists have tried to intervene in the tribal warfare between the Karbi and Dimasa tribes in northeast India. Baptists have a
About 50 missions volunteers scatter around a hotel lobby high in the mountains of Canta, Peru. As they prepare to jump in trucks and
In less than a week, nearly 200 flags of different nations will fly over Alabama, nearly 100 missions stories will be told and one message
Signs for tuning, towing and tires lined the low concrete barrier separating the racetrack from the stands as about 900 people carrying blankets settled into
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