When the idea of a pickleball outreach for the Deaf community surfaced, everyone around the table determined it needed to happen — and the Sept. 13 event exceeded expectations with more than 50 participants.
Here are a few headlines from the week you might have missed …
Mark Fugitt is wondering why nearly unlimited access to the Bible has not made people holier in general. The Southwest Missouri pastor explores this in “Quiet Time: The Past, Present, and Potential Power of Personal Bible Study.”
“It is hard to hear the news. It’s fatiguing and heartbreaking.”
Five Tuscaloosa-area churches are partnering to expand missions and ministry efforts with Clarkston International Bible Church, near Atlanta.
Allen named incoming leader of Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions Also see related interview with Derek Allen here.
Truth and unity are not enemies. They belong together. Unity without truth becomes drift. Truth without unity becomes fragmentation. Southern Baptists need both.
As pundits yell and bombs fall, I would implore everyone reading this to pray that our leaders turn to God for wisdom during this time and that our Christian brothers and sisters in Iran would be protected, encouraged and comforted in coming days.”
Save the Storks mobile medical clinics, or stork buses, continue providing women across the country with access to free maternity and life-affirming health care, including pregnancy testing,
Wouldn’t you like to pray with Christians in Lebanon? Specifically to pray with followers of Christ providing shelter and emergency aid to uprooted Lebanese amid
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