As Alabamians move throughout their day, their eyes, ears and nose are catching signs of something their heart and mind may not realize. Brightly colored
A feeling of brotherhood and fellowship filled the air as laughter and “Amens” in English and Spanish were exchanged during the recent meeting of the
According to the North American Mission Board, 1.3 million people in the United States are profoundly deaf. Factor in the estimate that between 70 and
After 19 years of service as the in-home ministry director of First Baptist Church, Montgomery, Helen Edwards (left) is retiring. Though retiring as director, she
Every person alive has been touched by pain. Left to ourselves, we are victims. I have often said, “Until the pain of where I am
BISCOE, N.C. — The North Carolina Court of Appeals ruled against several local residents who opposed a church’s plan to build a food pantry in
Actor John Maxwell will perform the one-man monologue “Flower Child,” based on the life of John the Baptist, at Judson College in Marion Feb. 7
GARY, Ind. — Baptist ministers across northwestern Indiana are encouraging people to give up their guns by offering vouchers for groceries or clothing. Anyone who
