These internships have provided hands-on experience, mentorship and spiritual guidance to help young journalists grow professionally and in their faith for these past three decades.
As Disaster Relief volunteers are making their way to areas hit hard by Hurricane Milton, many others — including Alabama Baptists — are continuing to respond actively to immense needs that Hurricane Helene left in its wake.
Thirty-four Christians were killed as Muslim Fulani herdsmen raided numerous towns, villages and churches.
Debbie Childers reflects on lessons she learned as a kid at the city pool and how confession is good for the soul.
Every year, Alabama Baptists gather in November to celebrate the ways that God is working through Baptist ministries around the state. This year is no different.
More information is now available for families, schools and other education services providers about how they can participate in the state’s new tax credit for education.
Check out these recent headlines, reported by The Baptist Paper, the sister publication of The Alabama Baptist.
People age 55 and older have an opportunity to participate in the core missionary task with the International Mission Board.
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