An estimated 10,000 hurricane evacuees — maybe more — are tucked into campgrounds, hotels, relatives’ homes and shelters across Alabama. And they might be here
Alabama Baptists are known for a lot of things — their size, their evangelistic zeal, the prominence of their churches and their opposition to social
As we have already seen on television, disasters bring out the best and worst in people. Even as Americans are moved to give generously to
The University of Mobile (UM) campus felt only a slight impact from Hurricane Katrina — a few broken windows in Martin Hall, a few trees
August 21 was “Ladies’ Night” at Eastern Hills Baptist Church, Montgomery. Pastor Rick Marshall relinquished his platform to the church’s Women’s Enrichment Ministry (WEM) team
As Hurricane Katrina made landfall near Grand Isle, La., at 6 a.m. Aug. 29, Southern Baptist disaster relief teams, including 150 Alabama disaster relief volunteers,
As Hurricane Katrina’s Category 5 winds weakened to Category 4 status and the eye made landfall Aug. 29, a group of Mobile Baptists huddled together
With residents of the flooded Mobile area and refugees from the battered Mississippi and Louisiana coasts fleeing to higher and safer ground, many Alabama Baptist
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