Alabama to Alaska: Trusting God on journey to The Last Frontier
May 11, 2020
By Maggie Jones University of Mobile A 5,000-mile drive, cabin explosion and lack of a job did not keep Luke Jones from following God’s calling
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Cuban journalist threatened over religious freedom reporting
May 10, 2020
HAVANA — Officials with Cuba’s Department of State Security have repeatedly threatened a Christian author and journalist who reports on human rights and religious freedom
Being creative and serving during COVID-19 pandemic
May 10, 2020
Students at Strong Tower at Washington Park, Montgomery, receive goody bags to brighten their day. (Photo by Zach Beasley)
Being creative and serving during COVID-19 pandemic
May 9, 2020
Taylor Road Baptist Church, Montgomery, and WE CARE ministry worship with prisoners through the fence at Elmore Correctional Facility. (Photo by Cameron Sheffield)
Individuals, ministries crafting face masks to help slow spread of COVID-19
May 9, 2020
Laura Rickard was on the way to prom in mid-March when she heard the news that school was canceled for the rest of the year
Supreme Court hears contraception case
May 9, 2020
The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a case pitting Catholic nuns against federal requirements that employers provide insurance coverage to workers for contraceptives,
Christian comedian Swanberg faces crisis season with trademark humor
May 9, 2020
By Tracy Riggs Correspondent, The Alabama Baptist When the COVID-19 crisis struck, comedian and motivational speaker Dennis Swanberg faced several challenges. In the past when
Coosa River Association calls new DOM at drive-in meeting
May 8, 2020
Stan Albright is the new director of missions for Coosa River Baptist Association. He was called at a drive-in executive committee meeting May 2 conducted
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