By Michael Foust Correspondent, The Alabama Baptist His name is Alexander Hamilton, and he’s one of the smartest people in Colonial America you’ll ever meet.
Read TAB Day is just a few weeks away — Sunday, Aug. 23 — but we’re doing something a little different this year: Our Read
With fall elections on the horizon and COVID-19 not yet in the rearview mirror, Martha Sikes knew she could no longer remain silent. With a
By Rosalie Hunt Special to The Alabama Baptist I’m Rosalie Hunt. I live in Guntersville, Alabama. My husband, Bob, and I have actually lived here
Marilane Carter, a 2008 graduate of Beeson Divinity School at Samford University in Birmingham, is missing. Alabamians are asked to help spread the word because
Several Alabama Baptists graduated in spring 2020 with degrees at the master’s level or higher from Southern Baptist theological seminaries and Beeson Divinity School at
By Shawn Hendricks Correspondent, The Alabama Baptist For many church leaders, there seem to be more questions than answers when it comes to navigating ministry
In her work with orphans around the world, Amanda Howard has heard a lot of stories, but she says one in particular sums it all
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