Swine flu enters state; churches ask questions
May 7, 2009
Identifiable swine flu cases continue to rise across the nation, with the first cases in Alabama spotted in Madison and Montgomery last week. But growing
Children’s Homes’ funding needs boost amid downturn
May 7, 2009
Mother’s Day has traditionally been a day when Alabama Baptists have given generously and faithfully to the offering for Alabama Baptist Children’s Homes & Family
Should obscene teen texting be considered child pornography?
April 30, 2009
Last spring, four Alabama middle school students were arrested in Daphne for exchanging nude photos of themselves. The students “were charged with possession of material
Gambling bills still alive in Statehouse, covering all angles
April 30, 2009
This year’s legislative session may be winding down, but electronic bingo gambling opponents are not breathing easy just yet. With less than 10 legislative days
Tharptown takes Easter service to high school
April 30, 2009
Tharptown Baptist Church, Russellville, tried a new way to celebrate Easter this year. Instead of asking those who normally don’t attend church to come to
Southern Seminary closes school of church music
April 30, 2009
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Southern Baptist Theological Seminary is closing its 65-year-old school of church music and worship, combining it with the school of leadership and
Despite pressure, Miss California stays true to Christian beliefs with gay ‘marriage’ issue
April 30, 2009
It had all the elements of good TV drama, especially in 2009 America: a gay celebrity blogger asking a California beauty queen a question about
Giving to SBC missions up; members, baptisms down
April 30, 2009
NASHVILLE — Southern Baptists gave 2.3 percent more to missions last year despite the economic downturn but they lost members and baptized the fewest number
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