The success of the Alabama Citizens Action Program (ALCAP) in addressing moral concerns in the state’s schools and communities was highlighted during the Alabama Baptist
Lining up buses outside the Montgomery Civic Center might be a little more visible but drive-in votes are nothing new for Alabama Baptists according to
The true testimony of a successful event is a smooth running operation. And after 30 years of creating convention utopias, Ken Miller, director of marketing
By Greg Heyman The Education Commission of the Alabama Baptist State Convention is using the latest in computer technology to put the message out that
Support of the Board of Aid to Students in Church Related Vocations is helping some of the top students in the state, messengers to the
Always a highlight for messengers It’s always a highlight for convention attendees, and this year’s exhibition hall was no exception. Reasons vary for its popularity
The long awaited results of the readership study of The Alabama Baptist were presented to the paper’s board of directors at the end of October.
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