First Baptist Church, Sheffield, celebrated its 125th anniversary during a special service Aug. 19. According to deacon and planning committee member John Adams, 435 people
Floods are nasty. Water destroys, dissolves, stains, reeks, stagnates and displaces. Even in the “best” circumstances, recovering from flood is a long-term effort. For those
New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary (NOBTS) will soon expand its outreach to northeast Alabama with a new accredited certificate extension center in Crossville. Beginning Jan.
Bible Studies for Life Academic Dean at Beeson Divinity School, Samford University Do Life Together Acts 4:32–35; 5:1–6; 6:1–7 Commit To One Another (4:32–35) During
By Julie Payne A few weeks have passed since the West Jefferson Horse Whisperer event Oct. 7, but people in the community are still talking. In
This Veterans Day churches throughout the United States are seeing a rise in the number of military veterans returning home after deployment. Many say it
Roy Hill, pastor of FBC Satsuma, and Dusty McLemore, pastor of Lindsay Lane Baptist Church, Athens, have withdrawn their names from the upcoming Alabama
When Mike Shaw reflects on his two years as president of the Alabama Baptist State Convention (ABSC), three words sum up his observations: struggles, storms
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