NAMB appoints Alabamians
January 13, 2005
Fred J. and Melba F. Cook have been appointed by the North American Mission Board to serve in Dothan, where Fred Cook is director of
Tsunami Aid Reflects Belief in Preserving Life
January 13, 2005
The horrific destruction from the seaquake and tsunami in the Indian Ocean leaves most of us numb. Amateur videos, shown via television, showed us actual
Cedar Bluff alcohol sales allowed by high court
January 13, 2005
In 2003, the Citizens Caring for Children (CCC) and chairman Carl Green initiated a lawsuit against the town of Cedar Bluff and mayor Bob Davis
Hall of Fame names two inductees
January 13, 2005
Alabama Women’s Hall of Fame (AWHF) recently announced its two newest inductees. One was an internationally acclaimed blues and folk singer, and the other a
State Baptist paper names new assistant editor
January 13, 2005
Grace Thornton has been named an assistant editor with The Alabama Baptist. A native of Clarksdale, Miss., Thornton has worked at the paper as Web
Tape ministry brings state paper to visually impaired
January 13, 2005
Before Harriet Lumpkin began losing her sight to macular degeneration several years ago, she practically read The Alabama Baptist from cover to cover.
Montclair opens women’s center
January 7, 2005
Baptist Health System’s Montclair Baptist Medical Center introduced its new women’s center to the public Jan. 11 after completing a construction and renovation project to
Sharing their gifts
January 6, 2005
Warm walls, wood floors and generous lighting set the stage for simply framed photographs spaced precisely about the room. People, plates of finger food in
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