Alabama civil rights pioneers die in October
November 3, 2005
Two pioneers in the civil rights movement died recently. Rosa Parks and Vivian Malone Jones, both from Alabama, made marks on the state and
Coffee Springs church celebrates 75 years
October 27, 2005
Each fall, former and current members of Mount Carmel Baptist Church, Coffee Springs, in Sardis Baptist Association gather for a homecoming celebration. This year’s meeting
Halloween brings out evangelistic spirit in Alabama
October 27, 2005
If your idea of Halloween looks more like hay bales, pumpkins and an occasional scarecrow rather than ghosts, goblins and witches, then you have
Booklets give Alabama teachers guidance on religion in schools
October 27, 2005
Is the Bible allowed in public schools? According to the Alabama Education Association (AEA), the answer is a resounding yes. At the beginning of
Owens Cross Roads celebrates revived ministry
October 27, 2005
Since charter member Burt Morris and his now deceased wife, Pat, gathered with 80 others in the backyard of their home in New Hope to
Closer to the Truth Than I Want to Admit
October 27, 2005
The statement was so startling that I knew it could not be true of Alabama Baptists. A survey of 28 Protestant denominations, including Southern
Church cemetery provides ministry opportunities
October 27, 2005
Using cemeteries as ministry tools may seem unusual to some but not to members of Oak Bowery Baptist Church, Ohatchee, in Calhoun Baptist Association. They
Role of Ten Commandments
October 27, 2005
The public display of the Ten Commandments was the hot-button topic at an Oct. 13 panel discussion at Samford University. Four distinguished panelists assembled
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