Alzheimer’s, dementia: Pastor shares lessons learned

August 12, 2019

As a minister for more than 40 years, Mike Glenn walked through the valley of dementia and Alzheimer’s disease with many families through the years.

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SWBTS denies liability in sex abuse lawsuit

August 12, 2019

Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary (SWBTS) says it is not liable for any monetary damages to a former student who claims in a lawsuit she was

Southern Baptists respond to ‘horrific’ acts of violence

August 5, 2019

As two mass shootings over the weekend brought the total to three such tragedies in just over a week, Baptists prayed, met needs and called

Communicating in a crisis: How to speak the love of Christ following a tragedy

August 5, 2019

By Terry Wilhite, Communication Strategist Special to The Alabama Baptist We as Americans are reeling from yet another mass killing. What we do right now

One day and one dollar at a time, Mission:Dignity helps faithful servants who are struggling financially

June 19, 2019

Rick and Betty Hall of Eclectic have a multitude of stories about the small churches they served throughout Eastern Alabama over the course of three

Racial reconciliation begins with relationships, leadership panelists say

June 11, 2019

By Carrie Brown McWhorter The Alabama Baptist Though racial strife has been part of Birmingham’s past, racial reconciliation can be part of its future if

Bomb threat prevention focus of workshops; registration open now

April 26, 2019

Churches, schools and other organizations interested in protecting their people and facilities in the event of bomb threats will have an opportunity for free training

US Department of Justice gives Alabama 49 days to fix “broken” and “inhumane” state prisons

April 9, 2019

By Martha Simmons Correspondent, The Alabama Baptist Alabama’s state prison system – considered the nation’s deadliest – is “broken” and conditions so inhumane they violate