Baptist church planting courses taught in Spanish
October 9, 2003
There seems to be a great deal of truth in the saying, “Something got lost in the translation.” Hearing information in one’s native language
Etowah Baptist Center, other state groups benefit from fund
October 9, 2003
Most Americans may feel hunger is an issue with only underprivileged countries, but the most recent U.S. Department of Agriculture food security survey reveals only
Baptist church planting courses taught in Spanish
October 9, 2003
There seems to be a great deal of truth in the saying, “Something got lost in the translation.” Hearing information in one’s native language can
Food distribution to Iraqis resumed Oct. 7
October 9, 2003
RICHMOND, Va. — Southern Baptist ministry projects in Iraq resumed Oct. 7 after a five-week delay caused by concerns for the safety of humanitarian workers
Fort Payne Baptists’ missions work focuses on Filipino mountain farmers
October 9, 2003
Keeping Filipino farm families’ livelihoods from literally sliding down mountain slopes is part of a holistic ministry that Southern Baptist missionaries Jess and Wendy Jennings
Sardis youth lead in associational missions
October 2, 2003
The youth of Sardis Association now have a new outlet for missions work. Holding their first official meeting Sept. 16, 12 youth and volunteers
Alabama Baptists minister to missionaries by providing housing while in the States
October 2, 2003
When Claude and Cheryl Hurtt joined the International Mission Board’s master’s program for volunteers over age 50, they fully intended to make international missions a
Isabel spawns largest Alabama disaster relief response
October 2, 2003
The disaster relief response to Hurricane Isabel is the largest in the 37-year history of Southern Baptist Disaster Relief, said Mickey Caison, adult volunteer mobilization
