David George, who recently retired as president of the WMU Foundation, will spend the next few months providing encouragement and coaching to the engagement specialists serving the Alabama Baptist Children’s Homes & Family Ministries.
Worship, fellowship and recognition of a new Deaf church plant in north Alabama, Deaf Koinonia, were all part of the annual Alabama Baptist Conference of the Deaf, held March 8–10 at Shocco Springs.
“We live in a world that tells you, ‘you’re not good enough, you’re not pretty enough, you’re not smart enough.’ Then at Complete … it is a breath of fresh air and you hear how you are loved, you are beautifully created … “
Alabama faith leaders are sounding the alarm regarding impending legislative efforts to create a lottery and legalize casino-style gambling and sports betting (including online) in the state.
Stories of God’s faithfulness matter, and the next generation needs them, says Lonette Berg, who is retiring this year as executive director of the Alabama Baptist Historical Commision. “Church history is God’s story,” she said.