January 13, 2005 | Page 2 of 3 | The Alabama Baptist

‘Divine’ merger solves churches’ land issues

January 13, 2005

Several years ago, members of North Highlands Baptist Church in Hueytown had some important decisions to make. The 50-year-old church was landlocked on its two-acre

Hall of Fame names two inductees

January 13, 2005

Alabama Women’s Hall of Fame (AWHF) recently announced its two newest inductees. One was an internationally acclaimed blues and folk singer, and the other a

NAMB appoints Alabamians

January 13, 2005

Fred J. and Melba F. Cook have been appointed by the North American Mission Board to serve in Dothan, where Fred Cook is director of

Decatur, Clanton to host building conferences

January 13, 2005

Countless Alabama Baptist churches undergo new construction and remodeling projects every year, and many quickly realize the need for professional assistance in achieving their desired

Montgomery pastor retires from 56 years of service to state’s churches, prisons

January 13, 2005

Byron Smith of Montgomery retired in December, after proving twice that you can go home again. Smith was born in Greenville and moved at the

Cedar Bluff alcohol sales allowed by high court

January 13, 2005

In 2003, the Citizens Caring for Children (CCC) and chairman Carl Green initiated a lawsuit against the town of Cedar Bluff and mayor Bob Davis

Focus on casinos

January 13, 2005

It is well settled that in casino gambling establishments the odds always favor the house; in fact, Steve Wynn, the CEO of Mirage Resorts, one

Thank you for stories

January 13, 2005

I would like to express appreciation for your feature stories, “Facing Grief,” in the Dec. 9 edition of The Alabama Baptist. I am glad that

Close Panel