Barrett Jones, a 6-foot-5-inch, 300-pound football player for the University of Alabama, would stand out anywhere. But his love for God and his commitment to
Southern Baptist workers in Mali are prayerfully waiting out the unfolding military coup that erupted in the West African nation March 22. Rebellious factions of
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,
The Exchange, a free webcast for pastors and church leaders hosted by Ed Stetzer, now airs weekly. “A weekly program will provide our audience with
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
Start your engines! Or in this case, pull your feet off your brakes. The 11th Royal Ambassador (RA) Soapbox Derby, sponsored by the Alabama Baptist
More than 160 Alabamians were among the nearly 2,350 girls in grades 7–12 and their leaders, along with some collegiate young women, who gathered for
Yellow taxis are not a common sight in Alabama, but as churches around the state geared up for Vacation Bible School (VBS), the sights and
