If you’ve been reading the October issues of The Alabama Baptist or faith-based content anywhere, you know October is the month set aside to show
Amid the challenges of COVID-19, Hispanic Baptists throughout Alabama are ready to broaden their reach through training more pastors and multiplying church plants in the
Alabama Baptists are invited to join together on Nov. 1 for a statewide day of prayer for spiritual awakening and revival in America, as well
In life, we hear people use the terminology, “I’ve hit a wall.” Using that terminology normally refers to coming to a seemingly impassable point in
Birmingham and Bessemer Baptist associations are being dissolved to form a new association representing the nearly 175 churches from both groups. The new Birmingham Metro
BIRMINGHAM METRO ASSOCIATION Jacob Simmons, who currently serves as minister to single adults and pastoral care at Shades Mountain Baptist Church, Vestavia Hills, will become
Twelve national WMU staff members opted to accept the voluntary retirement offer announced by the organization in early August, and WMU board members approved a
Alabama voters will see six proposed constitutional amendments on the Nov. 3 ballot. If approved, they’ll be tacked on to the state’s 1901 constitution, said
