God is moving at The Station Church in Bessemer
June 8, 2022
When Randy Norris started The Station Church in Bessemer in 2006, he had no idea how God would bless the congregation or his ministry. The
Churches can plan for crisis situations
June 8, 2022
Churches and other faith-based facilities have long been aware of possible threats to those who gather inside their walls, and recent events have refocused attention
Rays players choose not to wear ‘pride’ logos
June 8, 2022
Several players for the Tampa Bay Rays chose not to participate in the organizations June 4 “Pride Night,” citing faith-based concerns. The players declined to
Responding to the Texas school shooting: Helping children process tragedy
June 8, 2022
Parents and other adults helping children process the recent mass shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, have a difficult challenge. It is important
Authors love through ‘dark disease,’ expound on civil rights in SBC
June 7, 2022
Goodnight Sweetheart: A Story of Faith, Hope and Love Alan Johnston Soncoast Publishing, 2021 Alan Johnston’s life took a sudden turn the moment he first
Rashional Thoughts: We need each other’s prayers and encouragement now more than ever
June 7, 2022
As you pull this week’s issue out of the mailbox or click on the PDF in your inbox, our team is putting the final touches
‘Overwhelmed’ while ministering to Ukrainian refugees
June 7, 2022
By Ralph Stevens Special to The Alabama Baptist Medyka, Poland — it’s a place where the people have a few numbers etched on their hearts
Villagers threaten lives of Christian families, destroy their homes
June 6, 2022
NEW DELHI, India — The homes of three Christian families in Odisha state, India, were destroyed Easter Sunday by tribal villagers who worship nature. The
