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The Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions seeks to serve you as you serve others. We provide training, events, and other resources to help equip you in your ministry. You can go to our calendar to find upcoming events, view the blog for encouragement and gospel stories, or learn more about the many ministries of the State Board of Missions.
Upcoming Events
Helping Churches to be Safer Places
Helping churches to be safer places is a priority of the State Board of Missions. Here are some resources, including background check vendors, planning tools and other important documents.
The Evangelism & Discipleship team’s goals are to teach the bible, equip believers, assist churches, and to minister to families.
The Leadership Resource team develops spiritual growth resources, affirms leadership growth in ministers, and leads them to experience kingdom growth.
The Missions Mobilization team strengthens the role of the Cooperative Program, nurtures mission partnerships, and deploys Mission Volunteers.
Alabama Baptist Disaster Relief consists of highly trained, widely respected volunteers who offer help, healing, and hope in Jesus’s name.
We serve as a valuable resource for assessing, training, and coaching Alabama Baptists who are called by God to start new churches.
We stand ready to help churches that have experienced plateau or decline. State Missionaries and key leaders from across the state serve as coaches and mentors.
We have one Mission…The Great Commission
One Program…The Cooperative Program
Many Ministries…Great Commission Ministries
State-Wide Open Ministry Positions
Podcasts
Recent Stories
Alabama Baptist mission board to exit X
June 7, 2024 PRATTVILLE, Alabama – Rick Lance has announced that all Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions (SBOM) accounts…
An Argument for Family Worship
Quite frequently, we wonder how we are to combat a life of cultural indoctrination in our youth groups with a…
The Importance of Children’s Choirs
Recently, we had a girls trio – 11-12 years of age – sing with our adult choir in worship. In…
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