Blanton Leeth Adair, longtime pastor and former director of missions (DOM) for Winston Baptist Association, died March 17. He was 81. Adair received his education
First Baptist Church, Jacksonville, EaglePoint campus Calhoun Baptist Association Favorite Verse: Isaiah 61:1–3 Favorite Hymn: “Trust and Obey” Hobbies: Playing with grandchildren, reading, traveling, swimming Family Status: Married 46
Joel Max Jackson, former Coffee Baptist Association director of missions (DOM) and retired pastor, died April 29. He was 79. A graduate of Baptist Bible
Carl Estes, former pastor of Calvary Baptist Church, Warrior, for 24 years, died April 12. He was 67. Estes earned his degree from Howard College
HANCEVILLE, Ala. — Mother Mary Angelica of the Annunciation, the conservative nun who started the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament in Hanceville, died March
Wallace W. Russell, a longtime pastor of Alabama Baptist churches, died April 11. He was 84. Russell graduated from the Baptist Bible Institute (now the
Ralph Esco, former pastor of several Alabama Baptist churches, died April 16. He was 84. He served as pastor of New Salem Baptist Church, Clanton;
The first lady of Judson College from 1970 to 1990 — Emma Lee “Kitty” Smalley McCrummen — died Feb. 23 in Mobile. The 94-year-old was
