By Sondra Washington From steeples to courtyards to multi- purpose facilities, the building styles of today’s churches are as assorted as their nonsecular equivalents. To
For decades 80-year-old Alma Johnson would sit in her pew at First Baptist Church, Citronelle, with her open Bible illuminated by the soft-colored light trickling
Meatballs glazed in Asian barbecue sauce, pasta salad and a Hawaiian cheese balls. This isn’t the gourmet spread most freshmen expect to eat when they
Alabama students numbering into the hundred thousands gathered for See You at the Pole events on public, private and parochial school campuses to pray Sept.
Alabama Baptists insured through the Southern Baptist Convention’s Annuity Board (AB) will have Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS) options. Many current and future participants in
Just as The Alabama Baptist strives to be the best source Baptists in the state have for denominational and other news, its new Web site
A new book, “As the Towers Fell,” is aptly described on its cover as offering “personal insights of Christians rocked by 9/11 — ordinary people
Churches need to move from a “member mentality to a missionary culture,” Reggie McNeal told members of Alabama Baptists’ Strategic Initiatives Task Force Aug. 19.
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