As debate continues over Gov. Bob Riley’s proposed tax and accountability package, readers of The Alabama Baptist have urged that the paper provide reliable, unbiased
The issue of tax reform in Alabama currently surfaces daily in reports from the media, in debates between state leaders and even in conversations among
Citizens of Cedar Bluff voted Aug. 12 to legalize alcohol sales, even though they reside in dry Cherokee County. While the vote was overwhelmingly in
Alabama’s private colleges officially endorsed Gov. Bob Riley’s tax and accountability plan Aug. 13 after weeks of debate about the exclusion of independent colleges from
Trusting lawmakers may not always come easy for Alabamians. Past experiences of “pet projects” and “pass through pork” feed suspicions of betrayal and hidden agendas,
Dauphin Way Baptist Church, Mobile, keeps its church going thanks to volunteers stepping in to do many of the responsibilities that paid staff once had.
DES MOINES, Iowa — The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union may not have the publicity it did when Carry A. Nation ushered in Prohibition, but it’s
DALLAS — Twenty positions have been eliminated from the 220-member workforce of the Baptist General Convention of Texas (BGCT) Executive Board. The 10 percent reduction
