Annie Armstrong tops $58 million in 2008
January 22, 2009
Despite last year’s economic downturn, Southern Baptists still contributed more than $58 million to the annual Annie Armstrong Easter Offering in 2008 — 98 percent
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Alabamians called to ‘care’ for HIV/AIDS victims
January 22, 2009
Kay Warren carries a lot of grief — not for herself or her immediate family but for the more than 30 million people suffering from
‘Unique and unexpected’ church setting
January 22, 2009
In the months since FBC Jacksonville opened a second campus at Old Henry Farm in October 2008, the new congregation — EaglePoint Church — has
Beatrice Church dives into Children’s Homes’ ministry
January 22, 2009
Anna Black is a lady who loves to buy school supplies. “When I became an aunt and my nieces and nephews started school, I would
Bessemer teen uses musical gift in worship with gospel quartet
January 22, 2009
Grant Frederick can’t handle rap. You’re not going to find any Eminem or OutKast in the CD player of this 16-year-old’s new truck. Contemporary Christian
Incessant flooding deals blow to Brazil
January 22, 2009
A series of thunderstorms and torrential rainfall have resulted in severe flooding that has left scores dead and has caused widespread damage, mainly in southern
Learning About Volunteers
January 22, 2009
Have you ever thought of your church as a volunteer organization? Most of us have not. We think of the church as a divinely created
Selmont Church’s end means new beginning for others
January 22, 2009
Even though Selmont Baptist Church, Selma, no longer exists, it will participate in spreading the gospel for many years to come. The Selma Baptist Association
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