Southern Baptists have their own cable network — FamilyNet — but few Alabama Baptists have the opportunity to view it. FamilyNet officials, however, are working
Massive natural destruction. Displaced children and families. Confusion and complaints. Numerous injuries and deaths. The various problems caused by Hurricane Katrina are hard enough for
Once again, a federal court in California has found the recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance in public schools unconstitutional because the oath affirms that
WASHINGTON — Nearly two-thirds of Americans support teaching creationism alongside evolution in public schools, according to a new poll, but there is far less agreement
Children are not born with a sense of the value of money. Usually they learn by what they see, hear and experience — especially at
Just as I sat down to write my monthly column for The Alabama Baptist, the phone rang. It was a welcome call that my beloved
He was the most outstanding player on the Augusta Tigers professional baseball team in Augusta, Ga., my hometown. He was considered a tough guy, and
Whew! Did you hear that? No, it wasn’t another hurricane sweeping through Alabama. It was the collective sigh of relief of churches across the state
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