BALDWIN
First Church, Silverhill, recently hosted “Touched by the Master,” a drama about seven women from the Bible who were affected by Jesus during His earthly ministry. About 70 women from across Baldwin Association were served seven courses of era-appropriate food by the men of First, Silverhill, and entered the event by going past Roman soldiers. They also had their hands washed and listened to a reading of Psalms.
This year marks the 250th anniversary of the adoption of the Declaration of Independence, which was signed July 4, 1776.
Every year around the Fourth of July, especially this year on our semiquincentennial, the same conversation ensues. Someone observes that America has lost her moral compass. Another laments the decline of biblical values. Before long …
A life-size cutout of Gov. Kay Ivey, surrounded by pictures of state landmarks, greets visitors to “Sweet Home Alabama” at the Great American State Fair in Washington.
The Autauga Baptist Association church reports the addition as a “longtime vision that God has brought to fruition very smoothly.”
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