Bipartisan legislation making clergy sex abuse a felony passed the Alabama Legislature today (April 25) and now heads to the governor’s desk to be signed into law.
The Alabama Baptist’s editor emeritus recognized for exceptional contribution to field of Christian journalism.
“There’s still no cure for Alzheimer’s, but catching it early can help with quality of life,” Samford professor Patricia Jumbo-Lucioni said at a recent workshop on dementia, part of a series of events scheduled in the coming weeks.
At home, church or in the community, wherever people need to work together, learning to appreciate and value each other’s contributions makes everything run smoother.
Though the daily lives of Alabama Baptists vary, we are connected through our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, and we are journeying together toward our forever home.
Charles W. Smith Jr. has been named the 6th president of the University of Mobile.
In difficult situations, maintaining the discipline to choose calmness, gracefulness and thoughtfulness will always serve us better, providing more opportunity for clarity and accuracy to surface.
Alabama legislators and public officials stepped in quickly in an attempt to calm the chaos, pushing other agendas aside to focus on the unexpected fallout from the ruling. IVF receives protection; concern remains about unused embryos.
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