Alabama Baptists continue efforts to care for military, families
November 11, 2004
As Alabama Baptists honor those who have served in past wars on Veterans Day, many are also actively ministering to those who are serving now
Bullock County chapel, Baptist volunteers reaching prisoners
November 4, 2004
Lay a brick there. Then a brick next to it. Now another. The chapel Baptist volunteers constructed at the Bullock County Correctional Facility, almost
Baptist Disaster Relief feeding units closing, cleanup continues
November 4, 2004
After more than two months of operation, Southern Baptist Disaster Relief meal preparations for hurricane victims in the eastern United States planned to shut down
Prison Fellowship seeks cards from kids
November 4, 2004
Alabama children are encouraged to spread holiday cheer through Julia Tutwiler Prison in Wetumpka. Sunday School classes, missions groups and day cares can use
Baptists work together to aid hurricane-hit Caribbean
October 28, 2004
Caribbean islanders are receiving help from both inside and outside the region in the aftermath of four hurricanes that ravaged the area in August and
Teams focus on South America
October 28, 2004
Richard Bradfield, pastor of Sulphur Springs Baptist Church, Trussville (St. Clair Association), and fellow church member Kent Montgomery were among the team members from Alabama,
NAMB church planting guidelines deal with inerrancy, women deacons
October 21, 2004
Local church autonomy still stands in Alabama, according to State Board of Missions (SBOM) officials, so the North American Mission Board’s (NAMB) new guidelines for
Crossover events hit record number for 2004
October 21, 2004
Alabama’s Crossover 2004 has already set records in the state, and there’s still a month to go. This year’s event has almost 50 activities
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