Many faithful Sunday School attenders are unaware that the Sunday morning classes originally began as an outreach. According to the Baptist Standard, in 1780, the
When author Danielle Strickland visited a “flipped art” exhibit a few years ago, the concept sparked an idea — an idea that she developed into
Alabama linebacker Henry To’oTo’o used the words “legacy” and “tradition” this week to describe the storied “Third Saturday in October” football rivalry between the Crimson
When Richard Maddox first came to work at The Alabama Baptist in 2002, he thought it would be temporary. His wife, Teresa, was editor Bob
On Sunday mornings when Barbara Lay cares for the preschoolers at Taylor Road Baptist Church in Montgomery and teaches them about Jesus, she thinks about
Partnering with Alabama Baptists “is making a big difference,” Randy Covington shared during the business session of the Alaska Baptist Resource Network (state convention) annual
No church wants to hurt momentum while seeking to save money, and no one wants to waste God’s money. Yet the fact remains that most
“Is there any hope here?” That’s the question members of Mud Creek Baptist Church in Adger asked recently, along with David Hobson and other Baptist
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