College

#teachmehowtopray – Wait do people still use hashtags? At age 33, I am a millennial, but students are daily having to bring me up to speed on what’s trending and

The events are not as visible. The in-person gatherings are not as large. However, God continues to work in and through college students involved in Baptist Campus Ministries in spite

During my first semester as a campus minister, I have faced many challenges. COVID-19 has been a challenge for all ministries, especially when you’re beginning your journey as a campus

Numbers really do matter. They can help us understand the magnitude or scope of an issue or problem (COVID-19 numbers being a case in point), or they can be skewed

One of my favorite Christmas songs is “O Come, O Come, Emmanuel.”  For some reason, I’ve always found its somber calls enchanting.  In truth, it’s more of an Advent song

As I serve Alabama Baptists in the area of collegiate student mobilization, I am privileged to work with students across the state as they discern God’s call of obedience on

Lots of words have been written and information given about the dangerous current culture related to sexual misconduct and sexual harassment. This is perhaps most alarming and disturbing as it

University students across Alabama are enjoying renovated Baptist Campus Ministries (BCM) facilities made possible in part by the sale of the Auburn University BCM building to the city of Auburn.

As a first-generation college student, I left home and began my college years with little thought or preparation, other than knowing a college degree was the required “next step” to