By Grace Thornton The Alabama Baptist Noel Vickers says it makes him a little nervous sometimes when he thinks about his age and looks around.
By Lanell Downs Smith Correspondent, The Alabama Baptist According to estimates, approximately 200,000 Hispanics live in Alabama. Only 22% of these residents are evangelical Protestants,
We at The Alabama Baptist (TAB) are excited about a new feature we are offering for our subscribers and other ministry partners — topical “lunch
Fleeing civil unrest in their homeland many refugees from Myanmar (formerly Burma) desperately seek new lives in America. Here many, like Soe Htwe, find new
It’s no secret that Bethabara Baptist Church, Northport, has had an active baptistry in the past couple of years. On Kevin Morrison’s first Sunday as
Ever since Jonathan Butler was a child growing up amid apartheid in Cape Town, South Africa, music has carried extra significance. It crossed racial barriers.
As a member of Woman’s Missionary Union of Virginia’s (WMUV) Hope Team: Domestic Violence, Jocelyn Henry-Whitehead emphasizes that “domestic violence or intimate partner violence is
Fifteen years ago a 92-year-old woman in Piedmont divulged a little secret to Grady Rhinehart. “She told me she’d never seen a Christmas parade before
