By Michael J. Brooks Because ministers are unique in the way they pay taxes, churches must be careful in the way they do salary administration
By Neisha Roberts The Alabama Baptist Like a family that lives paycheck-to-paycheck, so the state of Alabama had to adjust its General Fund budget to
Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Kansas City, Missouri, acquired a preaching rail from FBC Weaver that was used by the 19th century British preacher Charles
Young adults, known for using cellphones in just about every public setting imaginable, frown on the practice during worship services, a recent survey found. The
The Samaritan Counseling Center of Greater Birmingham has given more than 2,000 books to Judson College’s Robert Bowling Memorial Library in Marion. The collection is
Like all responsible citizens, Alabama Baptists are concerned about the general welfare of their home state and its citizens. That is why we are praying
Seventeen-year-old Justin Spencer was with a team of Texas Baptists when an unexpected thing happened. Standing on the front porch of a house in Chalmette,
Judson College in Marion welcomed new and returning faculty members Aug. 20 for New Faculty Orientation and Faculty/Staff Institute. New faculty members include Pamela Mitcham,
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