Fifty years ago in fall 1967, the late Audrey Lattimore Gaston Howard became the first African-American to enroll full time at Samford University in Birmingham.
By Carrie Brown McWhorter The Alabama Baptist From all over the state, friends of The Alabama Baptist came to Judson College in Marion on Feb.
The Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions (SBOM) holds a ribbon-cutting ceremony at its new facility in Prattville on Feb. 1. Participating in the ceremony
Happy 175th Birthday! The first issue of The Alabama Baptist was published Feb. 4, 1843.
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey issued a statewide public health emergency Jan. 11 due to widespread reports of influenza. At least one Birmingham-area school, Briarwood Christian,
In light of church shootings over the last few years, including Texas and Vestavia Hills, Alabama church leaders may be evaluating the security measures they
The Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions Office of LeaderCare and Church Health will hold “Basics of Church Security: Protecting Against Imminent Threats of Violence”
By Grace Thornton The Alabama Baptist If your vision is contained to your ministry and your ministry alone, then your vision is too small.” Those
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