By Grace Thornton The Alabama Baptist The week that Karin Millican and her friends got the idea, the area’s drug problem had come to a
Former Judson College student Alexis Burt filed a civil lawsuit Oct. 30 against the school and a former employee alleging sexual harassment and Title IX
When the deadliest wildfire in state history struck the Northern California town of Magalia, pastor Doug Crowder didn’t get to preach his Veterans Day sermon
The weather outside was cold and brisk, but passion and excitement radiated warmly inside the sanctuary at First Baptist Church, Trussville, during the final session
Some prayed silently, some raised their hands and sang along quietly, but everyone worshipped. As the worship team from New Beginnings Fellowship, Trussville, played, those
The 2018 Alabama Baptist State Convention annual meeting and related activities marked a significant moment for Bob Terry. Terry, outgoing longtime editor of The Alabama
During entity updates Nov. 14, (l to r) Bobby Hopper from the Education Commission, Rob Jackson from University of Mobile, Scott Bullard from Judson College,
A picture of a wrecked and mangled car scrolled onto the screen. Gasps escaped from the audience. On stage Ken Allen choked back tears. Allen,
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