Football legend Johnny Musso shared his faith story with University of Mobile supporters at the Partners for Purpose fundraising luncheon on Oct. 19.
Two east Alabama communities are processing and grieving the events of recent days.
Media outlets are reporting the Nov. 3 death of Smiths Station Mayor F.L. “Bubba” Copeland, who also served as pastor of First Baptist Church Phenix City.
Robert Smith Jr., professor of Christian preaching at Samford University’s Beeson Divinity School, has announced plans to retire in spring 2024.
Smyrna Baptist Church, Dothan, will host its 158th homecoming Nov. 5.
Buddy Champion reflects on two years of serving as Alabama Baptist State Convention president.
Lee Ammons is the new pastor of New Home Baptist Church, Samson.
Confusion remains over exactly what Smiths Station mayor and FBC Phenix City pastor Bubba Copeland disputes in recent allegations versus what he claims as being appropriate as long as it is separate from his professional and ministry roles.
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