Alabama Baptists sent a strong signal of their support for the Cooperative Program (CP) in 1999, with gifts exceeding the base budget by more than
Concordance is a big word — and a big book. To a person who knows little about the Bible, especially a child, both the word
How many Bibles are just sitting around in your house, on the back seat of your car or on dusty shelves at your church? Emily
The Association of State Baptist Papers adopted a statement of principles during their annual meeting, Jan. 12-15, in Kona, Hawaii, pledging “to uphold the inviolability
Anguish in the Arizona Baptist family mounted Jan. 13 when Grand Canyon University (GCU) trustees removed the institution from a formal relationship with the Arizona
The world’s self-proclaimed largest bookstore has one less book on its shelf following a nationwide protest launched by Charles Colson, a noted evangelical author and
During the campaign against the lottery, we (Baptists) said we supported public education, yet our state convention took no position regarding how to improve education.
Baptists seem to be losing their identity. In a recent article in The Alabama Baptist about things that have changed over the last several years,
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