Fire destroyed the building complex of First Baptist Church, Arley, on Jan. 27. Although investigators have ruled out arson, the fire’s cause is still under
Baptists in Georgia are divided over proposed legislation to allow Bible elective classes in the state’s public school system. The legislation comes after the Georgia
This is one gambling fight where most Alabama Baptists are on the same side as Gov. Don Siegelman. Speaking to reporters following the Alabama Baptist
Eighteen-year-old Kenton Puttick knows a thing or two about painful breaks. In his short life span, the young Canadian has injured his back, knocked his
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — An Indiana school district has avoided a legal battle by removing the phrase “Trust in God” from a list of moral precepts
WASHINGTON — “Why is it hard for a non-Christian to understand things about God?” This question is not from a Sunday School class but from
The Alabama Baptist Children’s Homes and Family Ministries moved toward the 21st Century Feb. 6 with the dedication and open house of its new facility.
Reaching children through an annual English-language camp may be one of the most-remembered fingerprints Alabama Baptist left in Spain. It is also a project that
