Churches surveyed in southern Louisiana following Hurricane Katrina offered suggestions for how faith communities can be prepared for natural disasters. Many of the suggestions echo
Judson College campus ministries and the office of faith-based service and learning sponsored Treats on Bibb Street Oct. 31. Marion police cordoned off a section
Hurricane Katrina did more for St. Clair Baptist Association’s churches than give them a heightened awareness of the need — it gave them a heightened
More than 350 friends and admirers of J.I. Packer celebrated the famed theologian, writer and scholar’s 80th year during a conference sponsored by Samford University’s
Anyone who knows Sammy Gilbreath will tell you the Harley-riding, skydiving ball of fire for the Lord epitomizes the aggressive, try-anything go-getter. Except when it
Frances Hamilton said a tearful goodbye to state convention messengers Nov. 15 during her last report as executive director of the Alabama Baptist Historical Commission
The Audit and Insurance committees, reporting during the Alabama Baptist State Convention annual meeting Nov. 14, commended convention entities for their attention to details in
According to Les Hughes, Intentional Evangelism is messy. "We are called to go to people we don’t like," said Hughes, pastor of Westwood Baptist Church,
