Two Alabama youth groups stuck in Haiti because of violent protests in the country anticipate returning home tomorrow afternoon or by mid-week at the latest. Both
By Grace Thornton The Alabama Baptist A missions team from First Baptist Church, Russellville, is stuck in Haiti right now, safe but unable to leave
Rather than being sanctuaries of safety and well being for children, far too many churches and ministries have become sanctuaries of protection and shelter for
By Grace Thornton Ruba Abbassi, CEO of the Jordan-based ministry Arab Woman Today (AWT), is the recipient of this year’s Dellanna West O’Brien Award for
Thirteen hours. That’s how far Kenton and Sheila Young drove for the Southern Christian Writers Conference (SCWC) on June 8–9 at First Baptist Church, Tuscaloosa.
A largely overlooked provision in a massive tax bill signed into law six months ago requires churches and other non-profits to begin paying a 21
Theologian, pastor and musician James Earl Massey died June 24, 2018, at the age of 88. Massey was dean emeritus of Anderson School of Theology
Two churches in Tuskegee Lee Baptist Association were burglarized in recent weeks as part of a larger string of church robberies in the area. Most
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