Generals infielder refocuses, points others to Christ
August 15, 2017
By Bill Sorrell Correspondent, The Alabama Baptist Blinded — that’s how Travis Denker said he felt when his major league baseball experience ended and his
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Moseley finds renewal, love, faith family after serving time for ‘double dare’ string of church burnings
August 15, 2017
By Grace Thornton The Alabama Baptist Ben Moseley is a little older, the creases in his face a little deeper since he and two of
Defending the Faith Apologetics Conference
August 15, 2017
Apologetics professor Gary Habermas (top photo) and national speaker and writer Jay Watts share during the Aug. 7 conference in Birmingham hosted by Samford University’s
Lesbian mother in DeKalb County loses appeal; Christian judge remains on case
August 15, 2017
A lesbian mother in DeKalb County recently lost her appeal to have a Christian judge removed from her divorce case because of his beliefs, according
‘A New Day, A New Journey’
August 14, 2017
If there is one word that describes what is happening at University of Mobile (UM), it is “new.” Throw in a few more words like
Samford sees continued progress with new programs, new facilities
August 14, 2017
Samford University in Birmingham begins its 176th year during some of the most historic progress in university history. The addition of new degree programs, anticipated
Judson continues to help young women belong, believe, become
August 14, 2017
Julia Tarrant Barron was a “mover and shaker” among early Alabama Baptists. A wealthy widow with significant influence in her community of Marion, Barron organized
Pastor killed in front of his church in India
August 13, 2017
HYDERABAD, India — A pastor in northern India’s Punjab state was shot dead in front of his church two months after Hindu extremists took offense
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