Campbellsville, Ky. — Economic inequality is a “tool of separation” that continues to divide races in America 150 years after slavery, an African-American Baptist leader
Completing our look at walking wisely, we come to the part of Ephesians 5:15–21 that tells us we are unwise to attempt the Christian life
Though the Nov. 10 Education Music Association (EMA) banquet at First Baptist Church, Birmingham, marked the organization’s final meeting, the mood was anything but somber.
Give thanks to the Lord for He is good. For His love endures forever.” That was the reaction of the writer of Psalm 118 after
Robert Cooper Weaver, brother of Mobile College (now University of Mobile) founding president William Weaver, died Nov. 5. He was 86. A Talladega native, Weaver
J. Holland Thomas, former pastor of First Baptist Church, Leeds, died Oct. 7. He was 92. Thomas graduated from Menlo High School in Menlo, Ga.
Keith Stanley Loomis, an associate in the office of collegiate and student ministries at the Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions (SBOM), died Nov. 12
The Alabama Network of Christian Community Ministers held its annual meeting Nov. 10 in Birmingham. Newly elected officers are (l to r) Lisa Rose, secretary;
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