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Disaster relief volunteers make ‘slow but steady progress’ in eastern Kentucky flood zone
Around 50 Alabama Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers are at work in Elkhorn City, Kentucky, helping residents recover from the state’s worst flood on record. Cookie
Tips for maintaining, enacting church security
In light of church shootings over the last few years, including Texas and Vestavia Hills, Alabama church leaders may be evaluating the security measures they have in place.
Alabama-Alaska partnership enhanced by team from FBC Florence
Members of First Baptist Church Florence have been engaged in missions endeavors throughout their community and state for several years. But 2022 marked at least 10 years
Ministry On The Continuum Of Love
(Portion of Article in quotation marks is an Excerpt from “From Dad, With Love: Letters to My Children About Life and Faith” Unpublished Work by
Moving the Locomotive (your church) Through Different Approaches
In an earlier post I wrote about the movement of a steam locomotive beginning to move. It is a slow but deliberate process. While there
Pastors called to do ‘intentional leaders,’ use gifts wisely
Pensacola pastor Ted Traylor worked in his family’s grocery store as a boy, and when he answered the call to ministry, his mother gave him
We Need Revival
“As long as we are content to live without revival, we will.” –Leonard Ravenhill We as student pastors have such an incredible job. We get
Living with a sense of urgency: Matthew 9:35-38
“Then Jesus went about all the cities and villages, teaching in their synagogues, preaching the gospel of the kingdom, and healing every sickness and every
“Finding that Lost Swing”
What is the one thing in your personal life and as a church you can do to be the very best at fulfilling your purpose?
by Dogwood