The Alabama Cooperative Baptist Fellowship (CBF) adopted a record budget for 2005 and reviewed potential changes to its bylaws during its Nov. 15 meeting in
Working one’s way up through the ranks usually earns one much respect from those around him or her. Henry Cox knows this concept well, and
The Nov. 11 death of Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat turned the world’s attention back to the possibility of peace in the Middle East. For years
At a time when most newspapers are cutting pages and issues, The Alabama Baptist expanded its news production, Editor Bob Terry told messengers to the
Messengers to the Nov.16–17 Alabama Baptist State Convention who wanted to stretch their legs, catch up with old acquaintances or load up on snacks and
If we do not have intentional evangelism we are going to have unintentional universalism — assuming that everybody’s OK, which is a false, unbiblical assumption,”
Do we as Baptist churches still truly believe that people are lost, or is ‘reaching the lost’ just the right theological statement for us to
The Alabama Baptist State Convention adopted a record budget for 2005, but only after a motion from the floor to reduce the amount allotted to
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