If the Religious Right is to survive, it must embrace a “gospel-centered” evangelicalism that articulates why and how Christianity matters rather than using religion as
By Grace Thornton Correspondent, The Alabama Baptist Scarlett Dunnam’s son, Mac, died of AIDS in 1994, and nothing has been the same since — not
By Denise George Special to The Alabama Baptist On Nov. 11, Veterans Day, we have the opportunity to pause and express appreciation and gratitude to
A veteran historian, Elizabeth Wells is a retired archivist for Samford University and librarian for its Special Collection and Archives department in Birmingham. Wells served as
After 175 years of continuous ministry, the first book devoted to the history of The Alabama Baptist newspaper will be published in a four-color fully
By Bob Terry Editor, The Alabama Baptist Phil Barnard describes London as a “post-Christian society.” Then with determination in his voice, he quickly adds, “And
Come Nov. 16, it’ll be time for Travis Coleman to hand over the gavel as Alabama Baptist State Convention president. And when he does he’ll
WASHINGTON — A team from the Commission for Government Support for Faith Communities in Sweden (SST) met Oct. 7 with the Baptist World Alliance (BWA)
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