Alabama food banks adjust, prepare for more challenging days ahead
July 9, 2020
For Deann Servos, the daily routine at Prodisee Pantry in Baldwin County has been anything but business as usual in the wake of the COVID-19
Schools partner with Baylor, USDA to feed children this summer
July 8, 2020
More than 30 Alabama school systems are currently participating in Emergency Meals to You, a collaborative effort between Baylor University, the USDA and local school
Schools, churches work together to feed children throughout the summer months
July 8, 2020
When the COVID-19 pandemic forced schools to close in March, school systems across the state mobilized to feed children who depend on school meals. Danielle
Mizzell recognized, named pastor emeritus of Hopewell, Marion
July 7, 2020
Joe Bob Mizzell was named pastor emeritus of Hopewell Baptist Church, Marion, on June 28 during the church’s annual “God and Country Day,” which he
Alabama grandmother gains social media following with cooking show
July 7, 2020
Chris Harwell said it was mostly just a joke, but he was always kind of serious. He really wanted there to be a Saturday afternoon
Tips for having thoughtful gospel-centered conversations on race, equality
July 7, 2020
By Lisa Keane Special to The Alabama Baptist On Sunday, as we watched church online from our couch, my 8-year-old daughter asked a very important
Judson celebrates graduation, investiture of Tew as college’s 23rd president
July 6, 2020
When Judson College’s 23rd president W. Mark Tew started his new role in fall 2019, he was uniquely qualified, said Joan V. Newman, chair of
In loving memory: Shocco Springs’ George Ricker
July 5, 2020
George Ricker, director of Shocco Springs Baptist Conference Center in Talladega from 1970 to 1989, died July 2. He was 94. Originally from Fackler, Alabama,
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