For more than half of the state’s Baptist ministers, the 8-to-5 grind of their nonchurch-related job bleeds over into nights and Saturdays of visitation, study
It is evident after just a few minutes of speaking with artist Phil Neel that the member of Deerfoot Baptist Church, Trussville, doesn’t fully appreciate
If being a Florida Baptist church in an Alabama association has ever bothered Trinity Baptist Church, Paxton, Fla., you couldn’t tell it. In fact, at
Hurricane Katrina did more for St. Clair Baptist Association’s churches than give them a heightened awareness of the need — it gave them a
Churches surveyed in southern Louisiana following Hurricane Katrina offered suggestions for how faith communities can be prepared for natural disasters. Many of the suggestions echo
Hurricane Katrina did more for St. Clair Baptist Association’s churches than give them a heightened awareness of the need — it gave them a heightened
Anyone who knows Sammy Gilbreath will tell you the Harley-riding, skydiving ball of fire for the Lord epitomizes the aggressive, try-anything go-getter. Except when it
Judson College professor of education Frankie Oglesby received the Alabama Trust for Historic Preservation’s "Preservation Services Award" for 2006 on Oct. 13. Oglesby was nominated
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