Seven weeks — that’s the plan for the pool of candidates to be finalized for the transition and search team to consider as the next executive director of the Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions.
My new friend says she doesn’t want to become complacent and lose enthusiasm for improving her situation and making the changes she desperately needs to make.
After nearly three decades of leadership by Rick Lance, Alabama Baptists are preparing for a time of transition.
Situational awareness and preparedness assessment headlines surfaced across the nation following the Jan. 18 church service disruption in Minnesota and ahead of the predicted historic snow and ice storm coming the weekend of Jan. 23.
A new year brings a fresh start and the opportunity to reboot personally, professionally and within your church and community.
Watching, listening, praying, waiting, praying some more, seeking with an openness to go and do as the Spirit leads — what if this were our consistent style of making missions and ministry decisions?
The creativity and energy exhibited among the grandparents and great-grandparents — and even great-great-grandparents — I know inspires me.
The response surprised me. I truly thought she had made significant progress in learning to cope with the various stresses of life.
“Rickie’s thoughts about the challenges of cooperative ministry in the 21st century, and particularly in Alaska, were insightful. … He will guide us as we work to take the gospel of Jesus to every Alaskan.” —Bruce Rowell, president of the Alaska Baptist Resource Network
Asking questions, sharing concerns, venting frustrations, attempting to understand — what if we all committed to do these things without labels or words that could
