In the wake of back-to-back hurricanes, Alabama Baptist volunteers are still “all over the map,” said Tommy Puckett, state disaster relief director. “When we shut
Judson College professor of art Ted Whisenhunt displayed “Alabama Vernacular” at Samford University in September. He said the folklore and eccentricities of the Black Belt
Students across Alabama assembled before school Sept. 24 at flagpoles and other venues to pray for their schools, state, country and the lost during the
Alabama Baptists have much to celebrate at the Nov. 18–19 state convention annual meeting at First Baptist Church, Montgomery, according to President Roger Willmore and
Samford University will host its annual Hymn Sing, featuring congregational singing of familiar songs of faith, Oct. 12 at 2 p.m. in Reid Chapel. The
As Keith Loomis works with student ministers around Alabama, he hears a consistent trend: While many young people are remaining faithful to God and to
Islam expert and author John L. Esposito will give two talks at Samford University Oct. 9 at 7 p.m. in Wright Center Concert Hall on
As students transition from high school youth groups to university campuses and church involvement many times begins to dwindle, Baptist Campus Ministries (BCM) are stepping
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