Tommy Puckett, director of disaster relief for the Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions, was recently awarded the Southern Baptist Disaster Relief Joel Phillips Outstanding
Most people use an iPod or MP3 player to share their favorite music with friends, but Corey Glenn, a sophomore high school student, uses his
When Hurricane Ivan slammed into Alabama Sept. 16, 2004, it caused more than death and destruction. It caused the people of Covington Baptist Association to
On Feb. 20, Steve Parrish was given a second chance at life by a member of his Sunday School class. He was diagnosed two years
Thomaston Baptist Church, Thomaston, in Bethel Baptist Association recently broke ground for a new activity building during its 110th anniversary celebration. Former interim pastor Q.T.
By Cheryl Sloan Wray Following the trend in popular culture to download music, videos and more onto potable media players such as the iPod, Baptist
To some Westerners, the political landscape of the Middle East may seem unpredictable, incomprehensible. And it is a very intricate region, said Wadi Haddad, former
What if you were not taught how to read simply because you were born a certain gender? What if, through no fault of your own,
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