Confidence in U.S. institutions inches up, recent survey says
July 21, 2017
By Maggie Walsh The Alabama Baptist A recent Gallup survey has us here at The Alabama Baptist jumping for joy (or maybe just exchanging enthusiastic
Samford excavation in Israel sheds light on ancient lamp workshop
July 21, 2017
Excavations at the village of Shikhin in Israel are revealing new details of life in an ancient Jewish lamp workshop. Samford University professor James Riley
Author of 10th-century Scripture identified
July 20, 2017
CAMBRIDGE, England — The author of a 10th-century collection of Scriptures has been identified as the same scribe who wrote the earliest known complete copy
Maryland pastor works to save ‘Annie’s Church’
July 20, 2017
BALTIMORE — Southern Baptist Pastor Ryan Palmer is confident he’ll save his historic Seventh Metro Church, Baltimore, from a developer attempting to buy the property
Army’s advance of transgender ideology ‘lamentable, misguided’
July 19, 2017
The U.S. Army has implemented new training that requires soldiers to accept the presence of people with the physical traits of the opposite sex in
Gov. Ivey disbands Bentley’s task forces, councils
July 18, 2017
Less than a week after TAB inquired about the status of the former gambling task force set up by then-Gov. Robert Bentley, Gov. Kay Ivey
Republicans, Democrats split on whether religion has positive, negative effect on country
July 18, 2017
Do churches and other religious organizations have a positive impact on the way things are going in the United States? Americans are divided on that
Fellowship of Native American Christians celebrate growth at 9th annual meeting
July 17, 2017
The Fellowship of Native American Christians (FoNAC) celebrated significant growth at its ninth annual meeting, which took place June 12 at the Phoenix Convention Center.
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