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Coal-fired power plants have received the blessing of the Southern Baptist Convention’s (SBC) top lobbyist for social and moral concerns, who is urging opposition to
When Eastdale Baptist Church, Montgomery, in Montgomery Baptist Association became interested in a new missions outreach, it wanted to keep things local. Family Promise, a
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“A fixture at First Baptist and in Russellville” is how Pastor Barry Holcomb of First Baptist Church, Russellville, described Richard Parker, minister of education and
When Jim Beckner accepted his current pastorate, there was no meet-and-greet, no trial sermon. It was just an agreement between him and the Lord. “We
Leaving a major gift bequest to her alma mater, Judson College in Marion, Nancy White Thomas died Oct. 7 in Richmond, Va. She was 103.
It’s almost as though the Little Cahaba River is whispering. Or singing. That’s the way it sounds. That’s what folks say. And it never stops.
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