The baptism of 26 Reeltown High School football players on the 50-yard-line in their football stadium has drawn complaints from a group who pushes for
What began as a dream to combine coffee and community with missions and ministry became a reality in 2015 when friends Eric and Mallory Friese
Common calling offers benefits of financial stability, greater community awareness By Margaret Colson The Alabama Baptist Mike Perrigin works as a machinist at the University
Kanye West may have drawn them, but a crowd of more than 17,000 heard the gospel in song and sermon at this year’s Strength to
Joey Brown said it started out simple enough. He and the brotherhood group at Ethelsville Baptist Church heard about a woman who had come into
The use of technology is advancing and strengthening Christian persecution, according to Open Doors USA CEO David Curry. “Christian faith is under attack, and the
Baptist Friendship House has stood as a beacon of hope in the heart of New Orleans for 75 years. For the past 20-plus years, Kay
By Tracy Riggs Correspondent, The Alabama Baptist C.S. Lewis’ classic work on temptation and spiritual warfare “The Screwtape Letters” is coming to Birmingham on Feb.
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