Tracy Crump’s book, “Health, Healing and Wholeness,” shares stories about people in life-threatening situations, heartbreaking experiences and stressful circumstances, each story looking at how the Lord worked in the crisis.
It’s a story of forgiveness and how a father’s love can break through barriers even as strong as a lifelong addiction.
“Pointing our hearts in the same direction … choosing to be the family of God … is what our culture needs to see right now — to be this city on a hill, a living example of how we can be that unity in diversity.” —Jason Gray
Through Project 3000, new missionary explorers will be journeying into previously unreached areas to identify people groups and develop ministry strategies to reach them with the gospel.
For the last three-plus years, Don Blakeney and other worship pastors in Marshall County have met together for mentorship and fellowship. It’s a much-needed support system, members say.
Junior Hill, a beloved Alabama evangelist whose ministry spanned seven decades, died Jan. 3. He was 87.
When six men under the age of 30 committed suicide within four months in the Anderson area, pastor Heath Harrelson felt a heightened sense of urgency to plan a men’s event aimed at bringing hope.
Ken Lass: “Good friends are a special gift from God. If you are blessed to have them, don’t ever let those relationships wither away.”
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