Come on down” It’s one of the most recognized phrases in American daytime television. And every weekday for almost 30 years viewers have heard the
Like many stay-at-home moms with small children, Jeanne Nation prayed for a worthwhile, profitable home-based job, and that is exactly what God gave her.
Two of Alabama’s three Baptist colleges reported an increase in fall enrollment for 2002. The third, Samford University, experienced only a slight decrease with a
Disturbed By Luncheon Reading the Nov. 28 issue of The Alabama Baptist covering our recent state convention left me a bit disturbed. The wonderful
Dr. Martha Myers has been described as a modern-day Lottie Moon, a Baptist version of Mother Teresa and a martyr for Christ. And while the
Significant growth in membership and ministries seemed evident in 2002 as several Alabama Baptist churches upgraded facilities or broke ground for new buildings. A few
Gambling issues once again claimed the spotlight in Alabama in 2002 with the only constant being consistent confusion over the legality of adult gaming devices.
The news about Southern Baptist missionaries Rick and Nancy Dill facing termination if they do not affirm the 2000 version of the Baptist Faith and
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