God would never call you to missions, you insist. You’re too damaged. Or too average. Too inexperienced. Too tired. Too young. Too old. Too busy
April 27 was a heartbreaking day for thousands upon thousands in Alabama. A series of 62 tornadoes crisscrossed the state, leaving their mark of destruction
When a tornado touched down in Tuscaloosa on April 27, the disaster brought back painful memories for Bryan Peacock. He survived a tornado that touched
Michelle Darrow had never been on a missions trip before, but thanks to her church’s outreach efforts in Hackleburg, she now counts herself as a
Haleburg Baptist Church may not have many members, but it does have a big heart. That is how deacon Hannon Hall describes the church of
Two Salem-Troy Baptist Association churches partnered with a Tuscaloosa Baptist Association church to help two families recover from the April 27 storms. First Baptist Church
Shiloh Baptist Church, Elba, desired to impart a love offering to an Alabama church about its size that was damaged by April’s storms. According to
It started as a missions endeavor for college students. But by the time the group left on the missions trip, it had grown to include
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