Midwestern president resigns amid conflict
February 16, 2012
Phil Roberts, the embattled president of Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Kansas City, Mo., resigned Feb. 10. No reason was stated and trustees gave no
Obama’s contraceptive ‘compromise’ not enough for many leaders
February 16, 2012
Following a raucous outcry that included Baptist leaders in Alabama and nationwide, President Obama announced a change in the way employees of religious organizations will
Gambling moves stealing headlines statewide
February 16, 2012
Gambling — specifically electronic bingo — is stealing headlines again as illegal gambling facilities have been discovered in two counties, officials in two areas are
Disaster relief leads Grace Chapel to SBC
February 16, 2012
When the April 27 tornadoes ravaged DeKalb County, the 99-year-old building of Grace Chapel Baptist Church at Town Creek in Rainsville was destroyed. It was
WMU takes missions education to Africa
February 16, 2012
Woman’s Missionary Union (WMU) leaders from six countries met in West Africa to begin or strengthen missions education and involvement in area churches. The regional
What the Survey Says
February 16, 2012
Each year, the Public Affairs Research Council of Alabama surveys Alabamians’ opinions on the important issues of the day. There is a lot of continuity
Midwestern Seminary president resigns amid conflict
February 10, 2012
Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary President R. Philip Roberts resigned amid controversy Feb. 10. The Kansas City, Mo.-based seminary trustees accepted his resignation effective Feb. 29
FBC North Mobile focuses on tree removal
February 9, 2012
After a disaster strikes, people just seem to yearn to help those in need. They have the means and strength; they want to better the
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