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For three days starting July 2, a simple wooden altar will sit in Court Square in Montgomery, open for anyone and everyone to come and

Peanut boiling is a favorite among Alabamians
By Grace Thornton The Alabama Baptist Most Alabamians who head for the beach have places they always stop for snacks. For some, it’s peach ice

Supreme Court strikes down restrictive Louisiana abortion law
The Supreme Court today (June 29) struck down a Louisiana abortion law that placed strict limits on abortion access. The case, June Medical Services v.

Mineral Springs member sees lives changed through jail ministry
By Grace Thornton The Alabama Baptist For the past few months, Truett Maddox hasn’t gotten to go into Chilton County jail like usual. But it

Missionary faces pandemic without fear after war, genocide, coups and terrorist attacks
In the 32 years he’s been on the missions field, Cole Elbridge has ministered during a war, a genocide, two attempted coups, a civil war,

Rash given honorary doctorate at Judson College commencement
By Grace Thornton The Alabama Baptist At its spring commencement June 27, Judson College in Marion honored Jennifer Davis Rash, editor and president of TAB

Hilarious ‘Selfie Dad’ leads June’s family-friendly spotlight
By Michael Foust Correspondent, The Alabama Baptist The number of faith-based comedy films that are truly funny can be counted on one hand. There’s “Mom’s
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