By Carrie Brown McWhorter The Alabama Baptist Though racial strife has been part of Birmingham’s past, racial reconciliation can be part of its future if
By Carrie Brown McWhorter The Alabama Baptist If you are a high school senior or the parent of one, you are probably thinking about what
Croutons and crackers isn’t much of a supper. But near the end of last year’s fall festival at First Baptist Church, Woodstock, in Bibb Baptist
When residents in Morgan and Lawrence counties were told in mid-June that they couldn’t drink water coming from their own faucets because of contamination, area
Malnutrition, according to a new report, remains a global issue and affects 1 out of 3 people. The 2016 Global Nutrition Report (GNR) was recently
The refugee crisis, described as the worst since World War II, has resulted in more than 4.8 million Syrians being registered as refugees by the
Alabamians were hungrier than the national average in 2014. According to a Sept. 9 U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) report, 14 percent of U.S. households
Jim Jones has spent a lifetime making a difference. When Sixteenth Street Baptist Church, Birmingham, was bombed in 1963, Jones was the nurse on duty.
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