A recent gambling study says revenues from gambling — if expanded in the state — could reach $700 million and bring Alabama 19,000 jobs but
Does your church have a true disciple-making culture? Bill Wilks says that is his burden — to help every church equip its members to be
Volunteers from 11 churches lined up early today (Dec. 21) at Sixth Avenue Baptist Church, Birmingham, to receive food boxes for distribution to members of
FBC Montgomery presented its 40th annual Living Christmas Tree program Dec. 10–13, with a few changes due to the COVID-19 pandemic — including masked musicians
The University of Mobile’s “Christmas Spectacular” was canceled this year due to COVID-19, but TV viewers around the coast can watch the 2019 performance and
What’s black and white and red (read) all over? This Christmas season, the answer wasn’t just the print edition of TAB — it was also
Gov. Kay Ivey’s Study Group on Gambling Policy offered five options on gambling at its press conference today (Dec. 18) on the Alabama Capitol steps.
Each year, downtown Andalusia hosts Christmas in Candyland — a holiday celebration with Christmas lights and decorations, train and carriage rides, kid-sized cottages, music and
