Crystal Langford was in sixth grade when her mother, Carmen Bedwell, was diagnosed with breast cancer. Two years later, Langford faced another heart-wrenching diagnosis when
Amid the exhaust fumes and bustle of inner-city Lima, Peru, an elderly woman sits hunched on the steps of a shop, her hands begging for
On a weekly basis, Rachel Stevens, education secretary at Eden Westside Baptist Church, Pell City, sends the gift of encouragement from the Southeast
A North American Mission Board (NAMB) decision has forced Alabama Baptists to make changes they did not expect, leaving associational and state leaders concerned. NAMB
Some soldiers in Iraq have said that the battle times aren’t as hard as the down time, the time when all there is to do
The following are Alabama Baptists who graduated with degrees at the master’s level or above from Southern Baptist seminaries during the fall 2006 semester. The
EDITOR’S NOTE — Sixty percent of Alabamians believe the United States is not winning the war in Iraq, according to a poll conducted by Capital
The motto for this year at Carolina Baptist Church, Andalusia, is “Expect more in 2007.” But the Covington Baptist Association church experienced this a little
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