While many Alabama Baptist associations and churches are helping meet needs through food pantries and ministry centers, a few churches have decided to go one
Alan Hurst (left), pastor of Mount Olive Baptist Church, Wadley, in Carey Baptist Association, and chairman of deacons Phillip McGill burn a note in celebration
Are you hungry to volunteer with a ministry that’s making a difference every day? In Alabama, many interdenominational, Christian-run ministries provide help to the needy
Drums roll. Cheerleaders shake pompoms. The dance line struts its stuff. High school pep rallies in Alabama dot the autumn landscape like falling leaves this
Tallapoosa Baptist Association made history at its annual meeting Oct. 5. The association invited a Hispanic church and a black church into its membership for
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