James William Charles Pennington (ca. 1807–1870) was a minister, orator, writer and abolitionist. He wrote the first history of African Americans in the United States
EDITOR’S NOTE — An estimated 55% of Alabama Baptist pastors serve bivocationally or covocationally. Many more serve as bivocational ministers in other church roles. In
Government authorities in Minsk, Belarus, on Feb. 17 seized the building of New Life Church, the largest and most influential evangelical church in the country
By Sarah Goff Union University news office Like so many seniors, Union University freshman Emma Worthy’s last year of high school looked very different because
The University of Mobile is accepting applications for a new doctor of nurse anesthesia practice program, the first and only DNAP program in a four-state
David Daniell, a missionary who used his love of radio to advance evangelism to Spanish-speaking people groups throughout Mexico and Central America, died Jan. 26
The Alabama Baptist’s board of directors announced a new $25,000 scholarship endowment Feb. 25 in honor of TAB Editor Jennifer Davis Rash’s 25th anniversary at
During this informative hour, hear from a panel including Savannah Abney, CCO of Breezy Content, Chattanooga; Brian Harris and Lauren Cumbie, social media strategists at
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