Messengers to the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) meeting in Dallas on June 12–13 adopted a $194 million Cooperative Program (CP) Allocation Budget for the 2018–2019
Alabama Baptists (l to r) Rick Barnhart of the State Board; Anthony Rhodes of Calvary Baptist, Wetumpka; Ray McKenzie of Elmore Association; and Mark Wakefield
On June 14, two days after messengers to the annual meeting of the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) adopted a motion on immigration reform, U.S. Attorney
Alabama Baptists were among messengers participating in one of the heaviest years of business in recent history at the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) annual meeting.
Samuel Fordham, pastor of Oak Bowery Baptist Church, Ohatchee, makes a motion related to evangelism during the SBC annual meeting in Dallas.
Alabama Baptists lost a seat on both mission boards beginning with the 2018–2019 trustee year. The loss came when the 2017 Annual Church Profile (ACP)
Jimmy Jackson (left), recently retired pastor of Whitesburg Baptist Church, Huntsville, visits with Morgan Bailey, pastor of Canaan Baptist Church, Bessemer, at the Southern Baptist
North Carolina pastor J.D. Greear was elected Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) president June 12 during the 2018 annual meeting in Dallas, two years after conceding
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