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.
David George, who recently retired as president of the WMU Foundation, will spend the next few months providing encouragement and coaching to the engagement specialists serving the Alabama Baptist Children’s Homes & Family Ministries.
Charles W. Smith Jr. has been named the 6th president of the University of Mobile.
Alabama’s High Court ruled Feb. 16 that frozen embryos are “children” for the purposes of a wrongful death lawsuit. The decision reverses two lower court rulings.
Whitlow worked with four WMU executive directors and served as executive director of Baptist Nursing Fellowship during her 36-year career with national WMU.
“Rob Jackson is eminently qualified to lead us in the areas of evangelism and church revitalization.” —Rick Lance, executive director of the Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions
She has a “contagious personality” and was raised “in a church that has a legacy of missions in Alabama.” —Trish Jackson, missions lifestyle strategist for Alabama WMU
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