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Being featured in The Alabama Baptist not only helps readers discover sources of spiritual and practical help, but it will help ministries identify the people
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It matters now more than ever to be a Judson woman,” said Carol Ann Vaughn at the 166th commencement of Judson College, June 26. “This
Not long ago, the idea of ballet becoming a ministry in a Southern Baptist church was unimaginable. Many Southern Baptists remember a broad, unwavering stance
A retired communist general wearing military ribbons on his frayed uniform boasted proudly of his persecution of Christians. He told his stories to a group
Worship takes many forms and each individual has personal ways of responding to God’s presence. While some may grow still and quiet, others sing out
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