Help create an accurate, reliable database that will be used by thousands of churches to help determine fair compensation for their church staff. In case your on the edge, here
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Why They Stay Dr. Steve R. Parr and Dr. Tom Crites Why They Stay has a strong message for church strengthening and revitalization: invest in the future of the church
“When you put a whole bunch of kids under one roof their (sic) bound to create their own culture; it’s its own mini world.” This is a description of teenagers
State Missionary Scooter Kellum reflects on his experiences at Conclave as a youth pastor in a local church. Don’t miss Conclave – January 28-30, 2016, in Chattanooga, Tenn. Register today
Sarah has grown up in missions ministry all her life but never thought that she, like her parents, would be called to serve the Lord in the far corners of
The response in Birmingham has involved numerous personnel during the holiday week with a high of 120 Alabama Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers on site as of 12/31. Chaplains have reported
Happy New Year! As you begin 2016, we wanted to take a few moments to review some highlights from 2015. Each of the following blog posts were published at ALSBOM.org/blog
We currently have 5 active areas of response across Alabama working multiple teams related to the Christmas Day tornadoes and holiday week flooding. Please note the following informational update: Limestone
The week of Christmas brought with it rain — and lots of it. But by Dec. 29 floodwaters began to recede enough to allow Alabama Baptist Disaster Relief teams to
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