By Mary Wimberly Samford University During a bloody 1966 genocide in Nigeria that ended with as many as 50,000 Igbo tribe members murdered, a group
The staff members of The Alabama Baptist (TAB) are excited about the coming release of the paper’s new website. “We are really close now,” said
By Katie DiQuollo Special to The Alabama Baptist Kaitlyn Orman, a sophomore midfielder on Samford University’s women’s soccer team, started this fall season with joy.
On Oct. 29 more than 750 students, faculty, staff and alumni attended the University of Mobile’s (UM) Homecoming: Family Day. Carnival games, inflatables, dinner, live
By Grace Thornton Correspondent, The Alabama Baptist Lonette Berg has put more than 368,000 miles on her blue Honda CRV. She’s burned up Alabama’s highways
A veteran historian, Elizabeth Wells is a retired archivist for Samford University and librarian for its Special Collection and Archives department in Birmingham. Wells served as
After 175 years of continuous ministry, the first book devoted to the history of The Alabama Baptist newspaper will be published in a four-color fully
John Maxwell to Speak at Annual Scholarship Banquet: The University of Mobile will bring world-renowned leadership expert, speaker and author John Maxwell to Mobile for
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