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Cottage Hill members wrap presents for UM graduating class
The University of Mobile Class of 2024 received a little something special at graduation today, and nearby Cottage Hill Baptist Church members helped make the surprise extra special.
New survey links frequent religious practice to life satisfaction
According to the research, frequently attending religious services positively influences characteristics from happiness and ability to make social relationships to physical health.
Russellville First Baptist Church receives historical marker
“The historical marker is a great way to honor our history and still celebrate what God is doing in the life of our church,” said Chase Dowdy, pastor of FBC Russellville.
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YM Link on Mission mobilizing students to serve in Huntsville, Indianapolis
Teams will serve in Huntsville June 17-22 helping homeowners with repairs and in Indianapolis June 4-9 helping churches do outreach as part of the Crossover event leading up to the SBC Annual Meeting.
Longtime worship pastor Henson dies at 69
Stanley “Stan” Wayne Henson served as worship pastor in churches across the Southeast for more than 50 years.
FBC Elba emphasizes service opportunities for members of all ages
The picture of serving as the hands and feet of Christ is all over the New Testament, says pastor Kit Johnson, and “the family that serves together matures in their faith.”
Guest editorial: 12 signs of an authentic Christian found in Scripture
1 John was written to the early church (and to you and me) as an assurance of eternal life and a warning for those who were only going through the motions. It offers comfort and assurance to those struggling with doubt, says Rob Jackson.
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Explore the Bible Sunday School Lesson for May 5
Here’s the Explore the Bible Sunday School lesson commentary for May 5, written by Ben Stubblefield, Ph.D., visiting assistant professor of Christian Studies, University of Mobile.
FBC Selma calls new pastor
Timothy Mathis is the new pastor of First Baptist Church Selma.
Bible Studies for Life Sunday School Lesson for May 5
Here’s the Bible Studies for Life Sunday School Lesson for May 5, written by James R. Strange, professor of Biblical and Religious studies, Samford University in Birmingham.
Christian ventriloquist Ragan dies at 76
Geraldine Ragan, a Christian ventriloquist, traveled the world spreading Christ’s Word and ministering to people from all walks of life.
Longtime worship pastor Henson dies at 69
Stanley “Stan” Wayne Henson served as worship pastor in churches across the Southeast for more than 50 years.
Hill Crest Baptist brings on transitional pastor
Sammy Gilbreath, retired director of the office of evangelism for the Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions, is the new transitional pastor of Hill Crest Baptist Church, Anniston.
Guest editorial: 12 signs of an authentic Christian found in Scripture
1 John was written to the early church (and to you and me) as an assurance of eternal life and a warning for those who were only going through the motions. It offers comfort and assurance to those struggling with doubt, says Rob Jackson.
Couple personally leads about 500 Chinese students, scholars to faith in Christ
“If you have a heart for the gospel and a heart for college students … you can make a difference,” says BCM campus minister Bill Morrison about ministry efforts that have seen many international students come to Christ.
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Opinion: Bivocational pastors and the future of local church ministry
Religion News Service columnist G. Jeffrey MacDonald says full-time ministry drains too many clergy and church budgets. More bivocational pastors may be the solution.
New survey links frequent religious practice to life satisfaction
According to the research, frequently attending religious services positively influences characteristics from happiness and ability to make social relationships to physical health.
Russellville First Baptist Church receives historical marker
“The historical marker is a great way to honor our history and still celebrate what God is doing in the life of our church,” said Chase Dowdy, pastor of FBC Russellville.
Opinion: Bivocational pastors and the future of local church ministry
Religion News Service columnist G. Jeffrey MacDonald says full-time ministry drains too many clergy and church budgets. More bivocational pastors may be the solution.
New survey links frequent religious practice to life satisfaction
According to the research, frequently attending religious services positively influences characteristics from happiness and ability to make social relationships to physical health.
Russellville First Baptist Church receives historical marker
“The historical marker is a great way to honor our history and still celebrate what God is doing in the life of our church,” said Chase Dowdy, pastor of FBC Russellville.