Craig Carlisle, director of missions for Etowah Baptist Association and current president of the Alabama Baptist State Convention, was re-elected to a second one-year term during the Nov. 13 morning
Jason Allen promised he wouldn’t sing the song, but he said he knew everyone in the room knew a few things about Zacchaeus, the short tax collector who climbed the tree to
Affirming “God’s design that gender identity is determined by biological sex, irrevocably embedded in one’s DNA, from conception to the present,” messengers to the Alabama Baptist State Convention annual meeting
Craig Carlisle and Melissa Bowen have been central figures for Alabama Baptists in the effort to help guide churches in sexual abuse prevention measures. During the Tuesday (Nov. 12) afternoon
Messengers to the Alabama Baptist State Convention annual meeting at Eastern Shore Baptist Church in Daphne approved a $37.5 million Cooperative Program allocation budget for 2025. The budget is up
Craig Carlisle said the Alabama Baptist State Convention is “strong, healthy and unified.” “There are positive things happening all across our convention,” he said. But as Carlisle, who serves as
An estimated 500 Alabama Baptist churches are currently without a pastor, with fewer and fewer candidates to consider. A new initiative, Calling Out the Called Alabama, hopes to encourage more
Pastor Seth Hood said he could hear the enemy whispering in his ear Sept. 29 after he threw out a challenge. That day, his church — First Baptist Colbert Heights — had
RESOLUTION #1 ON THE CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY OF THE COOPERATIVE PROGRAM WHEREAS, In 2025, Southern Baptists will celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Cooperative Program; and WHEREAS, Upon the establishment of
Alabama Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers are wrapping up their work in Clearwater, South Carolina, today (Nov. 1) and preparing to join the cleanup effort in western North Carolina. “We will shut
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