The presidents of Alabama’s three Baptist schools want to be included in legislation that accompanies Gov. Bob Riley’s tax package. And the governor has
In a lot of ways the nearly 5,000 youth who filled the Montgomery Civic Center July 25–26 for the Alabama Youth Evangelism Conference (YEC) looked
Members of the State Board of Missions (SBOM) unanimously adopted a $40,427,126 Cooperative Program (CP) base budget for 2004. The goal is the same as
Shocco Springs Conference Center recently added two lodges and an activities center to better accommodate its growing number of guests, and they need Alabama
“Wow, this isn’t a homeless shelter,” single mother Alisha Readus joyfully exclaimed when she first arrived at the Family Care home of Alabama Baptist Children’s
The Birmingham Baptist Association (BBA) officially supported the recent move by Baptist Health System (BHS) trustees to cancel all considerations of a sale, merger or
“Wow, this isn’t a homeless shelter,” single mother Alisha Readus joyfully exclaimed when she first arrived at the Family Care home of Alabama Baptist Children’s
The (state’s) tax system now is not ethical to the poor,” said Joe Bob Mizzell, director of Christian ethics for Alabama Baptists. “It is wrong
