Music and speeches from state Baptists headlined Gov. Bob Riley’s inaugural events Jan. 14–15 in Montgomery. At the governor’s Inaugural Prayer Breakfast Jan. 14, Dan
A potential funding crisis, redesigned missions education curriculum and record missions offerings were the hot topics at the national Woman’s Missionary Union (WMU) annual executive
Opal Lee Keys Anderson died Jan. 2. She was 74. A native of Kentucky, she was the wife of Harold Anderson, who served the
The following are Alabama Baptists who graduated with degrees at the master’s level or above from Southern Baptist seminaries during the fall 2006 semester. The
By Editor Bob Terry A pastor friend glowed as he recounted the experience of leading his granddaughter to make a personal profession of faith in
Your editorial in the Jan. 11 edition of The Alabama Baptist concerning the defunding of the WMU was disturbing to say the least. The “justification”
The math should make ministers cringe. Thirty-one percent of American marriages are torn asunder by a judge, according to current studies, and 77 percent of
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