Mobile native and baseball legend Hank Aaron dead at 86
January 22, 2021
Henry Louis “Hank” Aaron — a Mobile native who overcame racism and discrimination to become one of the greatest professional baseball players of all time
Shift from Little Hope to Living Hope more than a name change
January 22, 2021
By Lonnie Wilkey Baptist and Reflector Sometimes it is what happens before a new pastor arrives on the field that determines if a church
‘Our purpose is to make disciples,’ Edmonds says
January 22, 2021
When the pastor asked every class to study a series on the church’s purpose for eight weeks instead of the traditional Sunday School lesson, one
Jamie Baldwin retires after more than 23 years at SBOM
January 21, 2021
When Jamie Baldwin was a teenager, his world fell apart. His parents divorced, his sister and brother-in-law divorced and his girlfriend broke up with him.
Ivey extends statewide mask ordinance through March 5, vaccine rollout continues
January 21, 2021
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey today (Jan. 21) extended the state’s mask ordinance through March 5, even as the state is trying to ramp up vaccine
Oklahoma’s FBC Ponca City focuses on its neighbors
January 21, 2021
By Karen L. Willoughby Baptist Press Being a good neighbor is a Jesus-directed way of life, says Michael Taylor, citing Luke 10. Taylor, pastor of
Rashional Thoughts: Jolt of renewed hope, potential alive within Judson nation
January 21, 2021
Students at Judson College in Marion returned to classes this week — and I’m guessing the young women breathed in the sights and sounds with
FBC Spartanburg building tiny houses to solve big problem
January 20, 2021
By Todd Deaton The Baptist Courier Some homeless women may have a place of their own soon as First Baptist Church, Spartanburg, South Carolina,
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