Alabama legislators and other public officials heard a clear and direct message from Alabama Baptists Feb. 4 — “We are praying for you.” “This year’s
Clete Sipes, former Auburn Univeristy Baptist campus minister, died Jan. 23. Sipes had been Baptist campus minister at Auburn for 19 years. Born in
Retired Alabama State Health Officer Dr. Ira L. Myers has established an endowment for faculty development at Judson College in Marion in memory of his
The Dec. 11, 2003, issue of The Alabama Baptist contained an article with the headline “Facing criticism IMB officials address concerns form seminary professor.”
In the Jan. 8, 2004, Comment section, “Belief and Behavior,” I am a little bit confused about the statement under “Judging against self.” What
The solution to the growing problem of obesity sounds deceptively simple: increase activity and decrease caloric intake. Obviously, the answer is more complex, or weight
The Alabama Department of Public Health is looking toward the faith-based community as another means of promoting good health throughout the state. “Physical health
Americans are getting fatter every year, and it’s killing us. According to the National Institutes of Health, more than 300,000 deaths a year in the
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