Author: Alabama Baptist SBOM
Alabama-Alaska connections have been ‘perfect picture’ of partnership vision
Scotty Goldman said every time he goes somewhere, he hears about someone who’s headed to Alaska or someone who’s just been. Goldman, who directs the office of global missions at
Culpepper named new campus minister at Auburn BCM
Clint Culpepper is the new campus minister at Auburn University’s Baptist Campus Ministries. Culpepper previously served both on a campus and in local churches in Georgia. He served as pastor of
Pastor of Huntsville church plant awaits kidney donor
When Will Faulkenberry planted Mosaic City Church in Huntsville, he did not know he would soon be in kidney failure. Despite his physical challenges, Will has never wavered in his
Mobile volunteers needed to reach community, make a difference
This March, there’s an opportunity for your church to get involved in missions close to home — really, there’s more than 20 opportunities. Making a Difference Mobile is asking for
Jackson to lead evangelism, church revitalization for Alabama Baptists
Rob Jackson is the new director of evangelism and church revitalization for the Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions. The announcement was made during the SBOM trustees’ Feb. 9 meeting in
2024 tax law changes bring important reminder to stay informed of regulations
Though the likelihood of a church being audited is low, churches still must follow IRS guidelines carefully, so it’s important to be familiar with each new year’s changes. Lee Wright,
Myers-Mallory Offering provides Bible study software to Alabama pastors
Thanks to the Myers-Mallory State Missions Offering, 50 Alabama Baptist pastors received a gift of deeply discounted Bible study software during a Jan. 23 training. Rob Jackson, director of the
Reavis says the Holy Spirit gives power for Kingdom work
Herb Reavis attended Moody Bible Institute and often saw a plaque there that read, “Near this place Dwight L. Moody knelt and asked God for a school.” “Moody wasn’t educated
Reach more in ’24 for Christ, urges Rob Jackson
If Alabama Baptists want to “reach more in ’24,” we need to do less talking, open our eyes to the lostness in our communities and “commence going,” said Rob Jackson,