Last spring students in grades 3–8 of Alabama’s public schools took statewide tests of reading and math skills. The results were generally better than the
After a tornado badly damaged Ephesus Baptist Church, Sprott, on Jan. 23, the congregation sprang into action to get its building back in order. One
There’s a “radical difference” between a message being about God and being from God, Jim Shaddix said. “Make sure your goal in communication is to
In addition to voting for the U.S. president and a host of other offices and amendments Nov. 6, some areas of Alabama had an extra
First Baptist Church, Shawmut, in Valley East Liberty Association Favorite Verse: The Book of Luke Favorite Hymn: “Joy to the World” Hobbies: Reading Family Status: Married to Hermon
By Neisha Fuson The Alabama Baptist “This might work for us.” Shelia Hardy put down her Dec. 22, 2011, copy of The Alabama Baptist newspaper
Kathryn Mary Lohre President of the National Council of Churches As followers of Christ, we hope and work for a world in which people have
Emotions ran high leading up to the Nov. 6 election, and with an almost evenly divided nation when it came to the presidential candidates much
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