Lay a brick there. Then a brick next to it. Now another. The chapel Baptist volunteers constructed at the Bullock County Correctional Facility, almost
Caribbean islanders are receiving help from both inside and outside the region in the aftermath of four hurricanes that ravaged the area in August and
Alabama’s Crossover 2004 has already set records in the state, and there’s still a month to go. This year’s event has almost 50 activities
Huntsville news anchor Lee Marshall leads what some would consider a charmed life. With her shock of red hair and broad smile, the Emmy-nominated Channel
As Southern Baptists launch the fourth disaster relief response to Florida, Alabama Baptists are taking a noticeably smaller part than usual. Tommy Puckett, director
What are friends for?” That’s the philosophy that drove Randy Duncan to spend countless hours making ice and delivering it to his neighbors following
Homes demolished — moved from their foundations. Layers of mud and silt on the floors. Belongings swept up by the storm surge found a
From acting as staging points to providing a place to sleep, Baptist churches across south Alabama are welcoming Southern Baptist disaster relief volunteers in the
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