Despite the devastation on the New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary campus, President Chuck Kelley plans for the main campus to be fully operational in
CareNet Connection, a non-profit ministry organization launched by First Baptist Church, Fultondale, plans to develop the model for caring to Hurricane Katrina evacuees. Jim
It’s a magnificently carved Steinway piano that sits as a quiet and unassuming presence in Mary Funderburg’s living room. Quiet and unassuming — its demeanor
Extreme” excitement was the order of the day Aug. 14 as Hunter Street Baptist Church, Hoover, celebrated the “reveal” portion of its summerlong building project,
Students involved in Dunamis Ministries at Twelfth Street Baptist Church, Gadsden, took part in two summer missions trips. Twenty-two students and six adults traveled on
It’s a small town that police Chief Adam Melton keeps an eye on — but he can’t say the place doesn’t give him a big
ATLANTA — The leaders of one of America’s most historic Christian denominations voted overwhelmingly to endorse same-sex civil “marriage” and encourage their local congregations to
The month of August was a busy one for softball teams and marksmen and markswomen in Alabama. Baptists from across the state participated in the
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