I, along with others, was so blessed to hear veteran state missionary Mark Wakefield speak in chapel. Mark is retiring from his role as disaster relief strategist at the end of February. He is a joy to work with, and I deeply appreciate his commitment to the cause.
I must confess that I have, for a long time, thought the term “waiting room” as part of a doctor’s office is not good terminology. Americans don't like waiting. Yet, I do believe waiting to be important for followers of Christ. It can remind us that God has His own timing.
Pam and I will join the celebration of 100 years of steadfast ministry by Pleasant Valley Baptist in Verbena. We are rejoicing with the church family and looking forward to the day!
I am glad I can fellowship today with Eric Taylor, associational mission strategist for the Marshall Baptist Association, and the ministers in the area for a devotional time. They take the Great Commission very seriously.
Pray with me for members of the Yellow Shirt Army as they minister throughout long days and hours as witnesses for Christ, working in disaster relief in central and south Alabama. https://t.co/nUAeIQkm2u
Pam and I will be with pastor Tim Coleman and the Winfield First Baptist Church family for their Legacy Sunday. We are pleased to be back with this strategic congregation as they honor the past and glory in the hope of the future.
Praying for Mark Wakefield, associational mission strategists, and members of the Yellow Shirt Army as they assess damage from Isaias. Thankful for all these Great Commission partners and local Alabama Baptist churches as they minister in the name of Christ.
The Yellow Shirt Army of Alabama Baptists stands ready to respond to the aftermath of the storm heading our way. Praying for all those who are bracing for its impact.
I have been blessed by Alaska Baptists during their Convention meeting – a time of sweet fellowship and inspiration. It was a privilege to share the Word with them. (Photos by Rita Goldman)
@RayMcDuffie11 Ray Perkins was a hard working player who gave it to the goal of winning at Alabama.
As a coach, he had the almost impossible task of following Coach Bear Bryant. In his latter years, he became a more solidly dedicated Christian.