William Eide may be only 11, but already he’s learned the power of using available resources. After the tornadoes hit Alabama on April 27, 2011,
Recognizing the drain frequent financial requests made on the churches, our Baptist forbearers in the opening decades of the 20th century hammered out a plan
ARLINGTON, Texas — Church bowling alleys are disappearing fast. There are probably fewer than 200 left, said Neil Stremmel, of the U.S. Bowling Congress. Doug
Research proves what most ministers long have suspected: Friendships developed at church positively influence religious behavior and — to a lesser degree — beliefs. Sam
When the Academy Awards ceremony aired Feb. 26, an unusual film that bemused some, exhilarated others and drew wide-ranging comments topped the list of nominees.
Anyone who has faced a significant loss or disaster knows that the one-year mark of that crisis brings back painful memories and emotional stress. Soon
Can God use pancakes, dogs and movies to draw people to Himself? Ask the students of First Baptist Church, Winfield. They employed all three to
As 551 steaks were grilled Jan. 19, there was much more than dinner being prepared for the men attending the event at Gardendale First Baptist
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