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
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
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
Believers in Christ know they have a hope and a future in heaven after life here is over. They know with confidence the sting of
By Grace Thornton The Alabama Baptist As tornados ripped across Lee County earlier this month, Alabama’s first responders were right there, ready to serve. And
By Connie Pearson Correspondent, The Alabama Baptist What kind of short trips do you enjoy most often? Weekend getaways? Adventures with friends? Kid-friendly attractions for
Alabama Attorney General Steven Marshall is warning the public to exercise caution before giving money to assist victims of the tornadoes that hit Alabama March
One in 5 Americans will experience a mental illness in the coming year. That makes it important for the church to know how to minister
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