A well-known teacher gave Alabamians a preview of his new course of study during the State Evangelism Conference. During sessions of the discipleship track, T.W.
Pastor James Spicer said his church’s congregation may be small but their dreams of bringing people in couldn’t be bigger. “Our prayer has been
After falling short of the Cooperative Program (CP) base goal in 2003 for the first time in 12 years, Alabama Baptists reached deep into their
As the Andrews family arrived in Richland in early December, Kenneth and Evelyn Andrews believed their children and grandchildren were visiting to celebrate their 35th
Seven of the oldest surviving biblical scrolls are in Mobile. After successful shows in Grand Rapids, Mich., and Houston, the Dead Sea Scrolls exhibit opens
It has been said that big things come in small packages. God demonstrated this Himself when Baby Jesus came into the world. Through a small
Grace Thornton has been named an assistant editor with The Alabama Baptist. A native of Clarksdale, Miss., Thornton has worked at the paper as Web
Before Harriet Lumpkin began losing her sight to macular degeneration several years ago, she practically read The Alabama Baptist from cover to cover.
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