Category: Associational Missions
A Conversation with Neal Hughes
This conversation is a transcript from One Mission Podcast. If you would like to listen to this episode, visit ALSBOM Podcasts. Rick Lance: Hello listeners, and welcome to One Mission, the
A Conversation with Rick Barnhart
This conversation is a transcript from One Mission Podcast. If you would like to listen to this episode, visit ALSBOM Podcasts. Dr. Rick Lance: Hello listeners and welcome to One Mission,
More than 900 volunteers converge on Montgomery area for Serve Tour
“I know God sent you to me today.” Those were the words spoken by one Montgomery-area school administrator to Candace McIntosh and her Serve Tour team March 10. “At two
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 since a group from the
Annual Church Profile Report Helps Churches, Associations Be More Effective in Ministry
Robert Walker said nothing out of the ordinary is going on at his church — just personal, one-on-one contact with the community. “We reached out to a couple of families,
Deaf Ministry in Alabama
Alabama Baptist Conference for the Deaf (ABCD) took place at Coosada Baptist Church (Elmore Baptist Association) on March 8-10, 2019. The event, attended by approximately 150 adults and youth, allowed
Global Hunger Sunday Provides Opportunity to Learn and Give
Croutons and crackers isn’t much of a supper. But near the end of last year’s fall festival at First Baptist Church, Woodstock, in Bibb Baptist Association, that’s all that was
Celebrating Associations in October
Associations are networks of churches in your geographical region that gather together usually around this time of year and many in October: (1) to celebrate what God has been doing
Churches can reach communities by offering literacy programs
Have you ever been to a foreign country whose language you did not know? Remember how awkward you felt and perhaps how you compensated so others would not suspect your
by Dogwood