Author: Alabama Baptist SBOM
‘Staggering’ Number of Volunteers Help, Set Precedent for Future Response
Mel Johnson says he can still see the scars from April 27, 2011, on the landscape when he drives up I-22 in northwest Alabama. Those
Jailhouse Joy
Excerpt from a new book by Terry Long to be published this summer entitled When the Fire Falls: 10 Characteristics of Genuine Revival. Terry serves
SBOM Adds Staff to Boost Disciple-Making Ministry
Daniel Edmonds said for his team — as with most people — the COVID-19 pandemic caused them to rethink everything. Edmonds, who serves as director of the
No Time Like the Present
It was lunch time, and I was filling my cup of noodles at the water fountain. In walked a confident young man named Sean in
Alaska Baptists celebrate 75th anniversary, look to the future
First Baptist Church here served as the official starting point for the Alaska Baptist Convention at its organizational meeting March 27-28, 1946. Now known as
First Person: Disaster Relief Helps Meet Immediate Needs
As a team of Alabama Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers worked in Center Point to clear a yard following the Jan. 25 tornado that struck the
5 Dead, Hundreds of Homes and at Least Two Churches Hit in Alabama Tornado Outbreak March 25
At least five people were killed and hundreds of homes — and at least two churches — were destroyed or damaged when tornadoes struck several
Gospel Potential On College Campuses
In the history of revival in America, you can almost always count on two things being present: prayer and university students. As university campuses are
The Cooperative Program and Its Many Ministries
As a young man, I first realized the value of the Cooperative Program as a funding mechanism to help educate men and women for the
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