“I encourage people all the time, ‘If you’re looking for a way to make kingdom impact with children and families, this is the right place to look.’”
Mount Zion Missionary Baptist Church in Ashland had prayed and planned for 200 men to attend their community-wide men’s night Feb. 23. But when the night came, God brought them more.
“Cycling has given me chances to share the Gospel with others,” he said. “If you’re riding in a group, people eventually ask what you do and I tell them.”
At his baptism, Abdul expressed resolute commitment to Christ, whatever the cost.
Mud Creek Baptist Association will hold its annual association revival service March 19 at West Jefferson Baptist Church, Quinton.
Throughout the years, the articles have profiled a wide range of theologians, pastors, missionaries, authors, hymn writers, educators and others who used their gifts and talents in the place and time they lived.
“Anything in life that takes your eyes off of Jesus, mark it down, it’s not of God,” Danny Akin said. “Always remember that He got you in the race, He will keep you in the race, and He will get you home.”
Before returning to Alabama in 2003, Mary Swedenburg served for 34 years in Japan with the International Mission Board.
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