To celebrate Thanksgiving, many Baptist churches across Alabama gathered with other denominations in annual communitywide worship services. Ministers said these services were a way to
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By Editor Bob Terry When an Alabama native was appointed a Southern Baptist international missionary during the Nov. 15 missionary appointment service in Huntsville, the
At 92 and 89, Albert C. “A.C.” and Inez Bowman are considering slowing down a bit but not without notice. The Bowmans were recognized for
Walk into John Black’s storefront church, Jesus Speaks Ministries, and there is nothing unusual about the faded carpet or the mix of old upholstered chairs
It’s a good thing Lick Skillet isn’t an incorporated community — city limits couldn’t hold in all the drama. Or so says Harold Fanning,
Rachel Jones has been in remote villages where an aspirin is a luxury item. She has seen life in the inner city. She has walked
International Mission Board (IMB) trustees meeting in Huntsville Nov. 14–15 addressed “private prayer language,” specified policy for baptism and approved a $282.5 million basic budget
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