Check out these recent headlines, reported by The Baptist Paper, the sister publication of The Alabama Baptist.
Charlotte Wyckoff said nursing has always been on her heart — she was taught from an early age to help people.
A new Alabama WMU effort called Cultivate will involve a once-a-week prayer focus on campus ministries along with encouraging people to “adopt” one of the state’s Baptist campus ministers.
In recent years, Tre William began wondering if God might be calling him to youth ministry. And then he went to serve for a summer at WorldSong Missions Place.
Thanks to recruiting efforts, Baptist Nursing Fellowship now has 18 members in Mobile and Baldwin counties. BNF exists to empower, educate and encourage nurses and medical workers to be on mission for Christ.
Around 400 women gathered at FBC Trussville on April 13 for Alabama WMU’s annual Renew conference, a day focused on Scripture teaching, worship, missions and fellowship.
“We live in a world that tells you, ‘you’re not good enough, you’re not pretty enough, you’re not smart enough.’ Then at Complete … it is a breath of fresh air and you hear how you are loved, you are beautifully created … “
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