Barry Cosper remembers the first time someone pointed out to him that Jefferson County had five Baptist associations. It was nearly six years ago, and
Frank Gossett started drinking when he was 8. He was doing drugs by 11. And every day, his father told him he would never amount
The U.S. Senate failed Feb. 25 to approve protections for unborn babies late in their mothers’ pregnancies and newborns who survive abortions. Supporters of the
Organizers say thousands of Baptists have joined a new group that seeks to address questions about race, social justice and gender issues in the Southern
A proposed statewide amendment on the March 3 primary ballot would change the way Alabama’s K–12 schools are led at the state level, but “common
When Chris Parker looks at the grill his church owns, he thinks about a couple who gave their lives to Jesus over a plate of
By Martha Simmons Correspondent, The Alabama Baptist Some 70 years ago, the question that kept computer pioneer Alan Turing up at night was, “Can machines
Artificial intelligence. To many, the phrase summons up science-fiction images of soulless, disembodied computer brains plotting to take over the world. To the more tech-savvy,
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