Nedra Cave stayed in her rural Arcadia home to protect her animals when Hurricane Charley hit Southwest Florida and turned inland. Had the 82-year-old widow
Fearless faith drives some Alabama physicians to toss their profit potential and risk volunteering a few hours a week, helping people who are least able
ALBUQUERQUE — Claude Cone will retire March 1, 2005 — 20 years to the day after he became executive director of the Baptist Convention
As the sounds of saws, trucks and construction workers filled the air, more than a sanctuary was being built at First Baptist Church, Montgomery.
ST. LOUIS — A year after a dispute resolution panel of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (LCMS) lifted the suspension of a New York official
Stagecoaches still ran the Lone Star Trail, en route to the faraway lands of Texas or Georgia. Alabama was only 10 years old, the
Talk to anyone at Forest Lake Baptist Church in Tuscaloosa about the church’s lay counseling center and you will hear the prevailing theme voiced by
If Southern Baptists have a heroine, it’s Lottie Moon. Their annual Christmas offering for international missions is named in honor of this pioneer missionary who
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