By Margaret Colson The Alabama Baptist Amid racial tension in our nation, Birmingham-area minister James Sutton urges Alabama Baptists to maintain hope. “As people of
The Fellowship of Christian Athletes will hold a reunion at Black Mountain, North Carolina, Oct. 13-15, 2020. The announcement from FCA reads in part: “For
The Conservative Baptist Network today (June 17) released the names of 48 pastors, laymen, and denominational leaders who will serve on the organization’s steering council.
A new report shows there is $130 billion left in the Paycheck Protection Program but small business owners are at-risk following an unprecedented rise in
The Southern Baptist Convention Executive Committee elected its first African American chair in a special called meeting June 16. Rolland Slade, pastor of Meridian Baptist
The U.S. Supreme Court left multiple questions regarding religious liberty unanswered but provided some hope in its landmark decision for gay and transgender rights, said
By Martha Simmons Correspondent, The Alabama Baptist Churches around the country are quietly contemplating when, how – and even if – they will be able
By James Hammack The Alabama Baptist The country is in yet another crisis surrounding the death of another black individual by the hands of law
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