By Rosalie Hunt Retired missionary and member of TAB board of directors A barking dog is an important character in the conversion story of Lottie
By Carrie Brown McWhorter Content Editor, The Alabama Baptist With Thanksgiving behind us, the attack of the earworms has begun. We’ve all been afflicted. You
You know I’m all about some celebrating. Like Proverbs 17:22 says, “A cheerful heart is good medicine, but a crushed spirit dries up the bones.”
As I maneuvered the proof copy of last week’s front page around the screen of my phone checking headlines and giving the story about the
Reminders continue to surface that it is in our weakness God demonstrates His strength. When we truly give it all to Him, He will work
Partnering with Alabama Baptists “is making a big difference,” Randy Covington shared during the business session of the Alaska Baptist Resource Network (state convention) annual
Determined to attack another coastline, Hurricane Ian was barreling toward Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, at 85 mph last Friday as we went to press with
A fellow state Baptist paper editor died Sept. 22, less than a month after he announced his upcoming transition to editor emeritus in January. Don
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