As the United States marks 25 years since the passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), Alabama Baptist churches have made progress in increasing
Jack Brymer first visited Mount Meru University in Arusha, Tanzania, in 1993 on assignment from the Florida Baptist Convention, where he served as editor of
Reconciliation uses an analogy from ordinary human relationships to help us understand God’s great salvation. In a similar way, redemption employs an analogy from life
Instead of taking a summer missions trip to another state or across the world, First Baptist Church, Pleasant Grove, decided to take a missions trip
Keith Sharp is the new pastor of Concord Church, Bessemer. He will begin Aug. 2. Sharp previously served as minister of education and students at
Capshaw Baptist Church Movies are this generation’s venue of choice when it comes to storytelling. The average American watches between 37 and 72 hours of
Raimund Heights Church, Bessemer, will host its 63rd homecoming July 19, 10:45 a.m. Former pastor Earl Higgins will speak and the choir will provide special
Lazarus loved life. Jesus loved Lazarus. But Lazarus was sick, and Jesus was out of town. The One who gave sight to the blind, the
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