Women in Spanish Baptist churches gained greater opportunities to be involved in ministry, thanks to Alabama’s Woman’s Missionary Union (WMU). Partnering with Union Femenina Misionera
Baptists in Georgia are divided over proposed legislation to allow Bible elective classes in the state’s public school system. The legislation comes after the Georgia
First Baptist Church, Piedmont, celebrated its 130th anniversary Jan.23 with a nod to the past and a look toward the future. Activities included a signing
Eighteen-year-old Kenton Puttick knows a thing or two about painful breaks. In his short life span, the young Canadian has injured his back, knocked his
Robert Taylor (Bob) Baggott Jr. of Opelika, husband of The Alabama Baptist columnist and former board of directors member Betty Baggott, died unexpectedly Feb. 2
When the clock indicated it was time to begin the January 24-25 Alabama Baptist State Evangelism Conference, Sammy Gilbreath was holding his breath. Gilbreath, director
JAKARTA, Indonesia — Religious violence between Muslims and Christians, which has killed about 2,000 people in Indonesia in the past year, has intensified in recent
ROME — Pope John Paul II wrote a new chapter in the history of ecumenism recently by opening the Holy Door of a major Roman
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