By Anna Keller In April 2011 when a tornado outbreak blew through Alabama leaving huge destruction in its wake, people statewide — including college students
Transforming a former saloon in Riverside into a kid-friendly, after-school facility required a recent all-hands-on-deck effort for the Alabama chapter of Campers on Mission (ALCOM).
Charlotte Elliott (1789–1871) was struggling with doubts about her salvation. A family friend, a notable missionary, admonished her simply to “come to Christ just as
While previously working with South Sudan churches, Randy Gunter recognized an eye-opening need. That need manifested itself in different forms — from the extremely limited
The sent life is not the safe life. That was the message driven home to nearly 500 teen girls and their leaders who gathered recently
One high school student’s dream prompted a church to raise more than $94,000 for a ministry that provides clean water sources to people in developing
Derek Allen remembers exactly when God called him to be a church planter. He was executive pastor of Smoke Rise Baptist Church, Warrior, in North
Imagine how crowded it would be if all 100 million New Yorkers, Texans, Californians and Floridians moved to Alabama. That population density is a present
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