Teaching the next generation about its Baptist heritage and Alabama Baptist life is not always easy. But the Alabama Baptist Historical Commission continues to discover
Don Wigand of Bovis Construction (left) speaks with Alabama Baptist disaster relief team members Jim Stewart (center) of Bluff Springs Baptist Church, Ashford, and
Alabamian Chette LaRue Williams Sr. was honored as one of two distinguished alumni from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary during its alumni luncheon at the
Don Wigand of Bovis Construction (left) speaks with Alabama Baptist disaster relief team members Jim Stewart (center) of Bluff Springs Baptist Church, Ashford, and O’Neal
Events during the week preceding Father’s Day caused me to reflect on the effects of our forefathers’ actions as well as to consider how we
In 1997, Alabama Christian Women’s Job Corps (CWJC) opened its first site in Birmingham. Since then, Alabamians have seen more than 10 sites open in
The 2002 edition of the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) in St. Louis, Mo., was filled with all the things one expects at an annual meeting.
Their voices have celebrated the birth of a baby and mourned the death of an elder. They have tolled in remembrance of historic events, marked
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