Churches mix variety of elements for worship
January 10, 2008
Picture this: A pastor delivering his sermon while wearing an apron and a chef’s hat. Behind him is a woman making chocolate chip cookie dough
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Alabaster couple helps coordinate semester-long missions program in West Africa
January 10, 2008
Twenty-seven short-term missionaries are joining the International Mission Board’s West Africa team in a new effort called HandsOn. The program offers semester-long missions opportunities for
Roanoke children raise $225 for Honduras center
January 10, 2008
This past summer, Rickey Mulkey, director of Kingdom Kidz at Trinity Baptist Church, Roanoke, went on a missions trip to Tegucigalpa, Honduras, and came home
Spanish Fort pastor marks 25 years in ministry
January 10, 2008
Franklin Kirksey, pastor of First Baptist Church, Spanish Fort, in Baldwin Baptist Association, recently celebrated 25 years in the ministry. “These have been some of
Audio GoBible offers supplement to reading
January 10, 2008
Often when Mike Sheppard listens to the stories of the Crucifixion or Mary’s discovery of the empty tomb, he gets so distracted that he almost
Early Easter forces music ministers to think ahead on planning productions
January 10, 2008
Most ministers of music are able to take a breath between Christmas and Easter productions, allowing choir members to recover from busy holiday performances before
Christians attacked, killed in India
January 10, 2008
Several Christians were killed and a number of churches and homes burnt by Hindu militants in Orissa state in eastern India during a series of
150-plus Alabama college students take precedent-setting trip to New Orleans
January 10, 2008
More than 150 Alabama Baptist college students spent part of their Christmas break working in New Orleans’ Zone 6, the western side of Orleans Parish,
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