Sudanese Christians hold Christmas march

January 6, 2020

Christians in Sudan marched in the streets Dec. 23 to celebrate Christmas, resuming a tradition that had been suspended in recent years under authoritarian President

Judson College meets first donor goal five days ahead of schedule, will begin Spring 2021 semester Jan. 20

January 4, 2020

Judson College will have a spring 2021 semester thanks to a successful end-of-the-year fundraising effort. The Judson College Board of Trustees convened Dec. 31 and

Armed congregants kill gunman who shot 2 at Texas church

January 3, 2020

A gunman who killed two people during a Texas church service was fatally shot within seconds by armed congregants, said Texas officials, who hailed the state’s

SBC Credentials Committee establishes online submissions portal

January 2, 2020

The Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) Credentials Committee has established an online submission portal for reports of a church’s alleged departure from Southern Baptist polity, doctrine

Tua Tagovailoa, FBC Huntsville among TAB’s most popular stories of 2019

December 31, 2019

University of Alabama quarterback Tua Tagovailoa and First Baptist Church, Huntsville, members’ outreach to furloughed government workers were among The Alabama Baptist’s (TAB) top newsmakers in

Crackdown on Christianity in China ramps up

December 27, 2019

As more government officials in China are empowered to close churches and a “social credit” system threatens to block Christians from schools, bank loans and

In loving memory of Alabama’s Dan Ireland

December 26, 2019

Alabama Baptists prepare to say goodbye to powerhouse D.L. “Dan” Ireland, longtime minister and executive director emeritus of Alabama Citizens Action Program (ALCAP), on Monday,