The nation’s two largest Christian denominations are experiencing statistically significant membership declines, according to the latest edition of the National Council of Churches’ Yearbook of
A 30-year pastorate certainly has its joys — Ken Cheek would be the first to say so. Cheek retired Jan. 18 after three decades of
A plan for a new Baptist hospital in Hoover had a wrench thrown in it recently but could still be reworked, according to a Baptist
Another gambling bill causing concern in the Legislature is Senate Bill 135 and its companion bill, House Bill 363. The Alabama Baptist is printing how
With the theme “Forever Faithful,” the Alabama Baptist Conference of the Deaf (ABCD) celebrated its 50th anniversary March 6–8 at Shocco Springs Baptist Conference Center
A group of sixth- and seventh-grade girls makes Valentine cards for nursing home residents as part of an Acts of Kindness project during DiscipleNow Weekend
Daniel Goombi is a full-blooded American Indian, a member of the Kiowa-Apache tribe, originally nomads who left Canada to settle in Oklahoma. He is proud
Alisha Lewis and her family may live an hour away from Samson, but the sleepy little town is home. Her two kindergarten- and preschool-age daughters
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