The phrase “family-friendly,” as every parent knows, is subjective. The film your neighbor says is fine for the children might not be so family-friendly in
New Orleans pastor Fred Luter, the only black person to have served as president of the predominantly white Southern Baptist Convention, has added his name
A recent gambling study says revenues from gambling — if expanded in the state — could reach $700 million and bring Alabama 19,000 jobs but
Volunteers from 11 churches lined up early today (Dec. 21) at Sixth Avenue Baptist Church, Birmingham, to receive food boxes for distribution to members of
With the COVID-19 pandemic continuing its rampage throughout the U.S., Southern Baptists’ national entities have focused on maintaining employee health and safety while also remaining
Several years ago, I watched a group of kindergarten children sing “Silent Night” in an assisted living center. With angelic faces and sparkling eyes, these
Gov. Kay Ivey’s Study Group on Gambling Policy offered five options on gambling at its press conference today (Dec. 18) on the Alabama Capitol steps.
By Reagan Keith Special to The Alabama Baptist Efforts to combat human trafficking have recently experienced a new hurdle coming from a group seemingly on
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