Methamphetamine labs down ‘significantly’ in Alabama
March 19, 2015
Aside from the damage it does to the drug user, methamphetamine causes a plethora of suffering for those involved in the making, selling and distributing
Marriage bill is beginning of battle for religious freedom
March 19, 2015
By Neisha Roberts The Alabama Baptist It’s one step in the right direction, Eric Johnston said, but unless Alabama’s Legislature “takes a whole bunch of
LifeWay study finds evangelicals want border security, path to citizenship
March 19, 2015
When it comes to immigration reform, American evangelicals want it all. Nine out of 10 (86 percent) want more border security. Six in 10 (61
WMU’s Project HELP: PTSD educates church members on how to help others
March 16, 2015
How would you react if someone in your church went through something traumatic, such as a violent crime or a horrible car accident? What would
Alabama Supreme Court overturns alcohol sales legislation
March 12, 2015
The Alabama Supreme Court has declared unconstitutional a 2009 law allowing small towns in the state to vote on alcohol sales, but few expect the
Alabama Supreme Court orders halt to same-sex ‘marriage’ licenses
March 12, 2015
By Neisha Roberts The Alabama Baptist For some Alabamians the recent rulings on same-sex “marriage” in the state seem more like a game of “He
‘Marriage Protection Act’ moving in House
March 12, 2015
By Neisha Roberts The Alabama Baptist Hundreds of inquirers asked the same question after the Feb. 9 ruling that made same-sex “marriage” legal in the
‘United in Faith’ march in Selma marks 50 years since ‘Bloody Sunday’
March 9, 2015
It’s been 50 years since prejudice and violence culminated in “Bloody Sunday” — when police officers used tear gas, nightsticks and whips against African-American protestors
