Selma church uses nontraditional methods to reach out
July 20, 2000
People might not be surprised that John Fain calls Selma “an interesting place to be, a great place to live.” After all, his college major
Alabama Baptists participate in Chicago effort
July 20, 2000
Alabama Baptists were among the more than 1,500 volunteers from out-of-town who joined local Baptists in Chicago as part of a massive evangelism and church-planting
Relief workers needed in North Korea
July 20, 2000
The North Korean government’s Flood Damage Rehabilitation Committee has invited Baptist World Aid and Hungarian Baptist World Aid (HBAid), to send relief workers to North
Volunteers needed in Western Europe
July 13, 2000
Western Europe is a mission field in great need of ministry. Fewer than 1 percent of the population are evangelical Christians. Teaching English to immigrants
Inmates make commitments during jailhouse service
July 13, 2000
As a small crowd of volunteers, family members and officers looked on, 23 inmates at the Randolph County jail in Wedowee publicly declared their faith
Former Alabamian looks back at ‘Russian Harvest’
July 13, 2000
Russia will never let go of my heart,” the late Ken Murphy reflected in his book, “Russian Harvest,” about the five-year missions partnership between Baptists
Summer missionary killed in van crash
July 13, 2000
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — A Georgia university student helping to build a church in Botswana was killed July 1 when the van in which he
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