The Centennial Celebration of the Cooperative Program took place exactly 100 years to the date in the city of Memphis, just yards away from where the CP was adopted by the SBC in 1925.
WMU’s Project Help: Mental Health is an initiative that seeks to raise the level of awareness of mental health and provide practical approaches for believers to meet needs and share the gospel.
Years back, David George and his wife, Allyson, prayed often for his college friend, Travis Collins, who was serving as a missionary with his family
Hannah* was “an ordinary girl who grew up hearing all the missionary stories and started asking, ‘Why not me? If God could call them, He
Longtime Alabama Baptist Peggy Darby, who has spent nearly 25 years in fundraising and development, was unanimously elected as president-elect of the national WMU Foundation
Frank Martin is the new bivocational pastor of First Baptist Church Shelby. He holds a bachelor’s degree in religion and philosophy from Judson University, Elgin,
Nearly 200 people from across the nation — and a few from around the globe — made their way to Birmingham Jan. 7–9 for national
More than 250 people, including 70 current and former missionaries, gathered in Birmingham on Sept. 15 for the annual missionary appreciation banquet hosted by Birmingham
