“Birmingham is a far cry from the past,” Mayor William A. Bell told participants in a national conference on racial reconciliation March 3–4. “Come and
It was Good Friday (April 9) in 1945 that the famous German pastor Dietrich Bonhoeffer thought he would finally be freed from the Nazi prison
Alabama Baptists are among the most generous believers in Baptist life, but in many cases, that generosity ceases when a giver dies. The message of
Alabama Baptist Disaster Relief (DR) is no stranger to catastrophe and volunteers know the importance of having ample support when a flood, tornado, hurricane, earthquake
Let’s take a moment to review a very important report card. The report card will tell us how Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) churches are doing
The first lady of Judson College from 1970 to 1990 — Emma Lee “Kitty” Smalley McCrummen — died Feb. 23 in Mobile. The 94-year-old was
Alabama Baptists know the heartbreaking result of a gunman in Yemen all too well. Southern Baptist missionary and Alabama native Martha C. Myers, a physician
What’s in a name? Plenty when it comes to the word “genocide.” For months now pressure has been mounting on the U.S. State Department to
