Sudanese government, rebels sign peace treaty
July 1, 2004
Sudan’s government and a major rebel group have signed a peace agreement that could lead to the end of that country’s 21 years of civil
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Bessemer church finds way to link generations together
July 1, 2004
Two preachers. One pulpit. Sound like a good sermon or a good argument? It’s an answer to two years of prayer for Loveless Park Baptist
CBF ends year in the black, names new partnerships
July 1, 2004
Birmingham played host to the 14th General Assembly of the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship (CBF) June 23–26. During the event held at the Birmingham Jefferson Convention
Cassell, Misty
July 1, 2004
Misty Cassell is someone you should know. In addition to being selected homecoming queen at Jacksonville State University last fall, she helps incoming freshmen prepare
State Baptist paper links readers with each other, nation, world
July 1, 2004
After 169 years of providing news to Baptists across the state, more than 110,000 households from every walk of life turn to The Alabama Baptist
Religious liberty is vital to U.S. national interests, Land says
July 1, 2004
Religious persecution worldwide is increasing and U.S. foreign policy must consider the dimensions of conflicts worldwide if democracy and peace are to flourish, Southern Baptist
Retaining genuine faith
July 1, 2004
The real issue with any politician is whether one is genuine in his or her faith. To say you are against abortion and then support
NAMB appointees include four with Alabama ties
July 1, 2004
Four missionaries with ties to Alabama have been appointed by the North American Mission Board. Dianna Cagle serves in Lexington, S.C., where she is director
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