Cunningham earns Samford degree at 78
May 22, 2021
By Sean Flynt Special to TAB Media As a child in Birmingham’s Titusville neighborhood, Vivian Cunningham thought she’d be a seamstress. She inherited the sewing
Longtime missions author Rosalie Hunt writes first memoir
May 21, 2021
Rosalie Hunt’s life is forever changed by a leper who came to her front door on Christmas morning when she was 9 years old. Hunt
No accidents: Church secretary sees God’s hand in financing daughter’s education
May 20, 2021
Ever since Angela Smith’s son and daughter were born, she’s been passionate about helping them get an education that puts God at the center. “I
Russell Moore leaving ERLC, headed to Christianity Today
May 18, 2021
Russell Moore, president of the SBC Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission, is leaving ERLC to join the staff of Christianity Today as a public theologian,
NFL referee Sarah Thomas encourages UM graduates to ‘leave their mark’
May 18, 2021
NFL referee Sarah Thomas received an honorary doctorate and 265 graduates were awarded degrees, including the institution’s first doctoral degrees, at University of Mobile’s spring
New Tennessee law cares for aborted babies
May 17, 2021
Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee signed the Unborn Child Dignity Act into law recently. The bill, which will go into effect July 1, passed the Senate
Ridgecrest community garden cultivating more than one kind of harvest
May 14, 2021
Ridgecrest Baptist Church, Trussville, began considering ideas for a community garden a few years ago — well before the COVID-19 pandemic halted in-person ministry events
Rashional Thoughts: Casino gambling operations can’t be the answer
May 13, 2021
Gordonville Mayor Orbuty Ross Ozier’s comments continue to haunt me days after I heard her share her heart. “How can we keep surviving in Lowndes
