Abolitionist Sojourner Truth (1797–1883) could neither read nor write. Yet she was perhaps the most influential African-American woman in the 19th century. This year marks
After working on The Alabama Baptist’s editorial team for more than three years, Julie Payne has left her position as news writer. Payne originally began
She was a child of the Great Depression. But as a daughter of a Baptist pastor, the now 95-year-old Evelyn Howell Sapp recalls distant memories
Last week we began looking at the Christian life as a walk in love, based on Ephesians 5:1–6. Part of our motivation for a life
A prayer vigil for the family of Thomas Eric Duncan, the first person to die of Ebola in the United States, was held Oct. 8 at
Christian researchers tracking decades of decline in charitable giving say the trend will not be reversed until pastors challenge congregants to embrace Jesus’ teachings on
Al Hood is retiring as director of missions (DOM) for Winston Association. He holds an associate’s degree in education from Walker Junior College (now Bevill
Dennis Trimble will be the new director of missions for West Cullman Association starting Oct. 27. He holds a bachelor’s degree in religion from Samford
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