Jesus Navarro hadn’t planned on leaving Texas and moving to Alabama. But one Sunday morning in 2021 when he was visiting a friend at First
Chuck Conley was stunned. He was on the way home from a trip to Alaska in March, and as he traveled he sent a message
After their second child was born, Lindsay Lyon and her husband, Nathan, felt like God was leading them to stay in sleep-deprived “baby mode” and
As David Dismukes turned off the main road, all he could see was enormous mud puddles. “I still had four or five miles to go,”
When Richard Maddox first came to work at The Alabama Baptist in 2002, he thought it would be temporary. His wife, Teresa, was editor Bob
On Sunday mornings when Barbara Lay cares for the preschoolers at Taylor Road Baptist Church in Montgomery and teaches them about Jesus, she thinks about
“Is there any hope here?” That’s the question members of Mud Creek Baptist Church in Adger asked recently, along with David Hobson and other Baptist
Lynn Armour said her heart is full of stories of patients who come through the doors of Good Samaritan Clinic in Tuscaloosa. Like this one: a
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