Fifty years ago in fall 1967, the late Audrey Lattimore Gaston Howard became the first African-American to enroll full time at Samford University in Birmingham.
By Carrie Brown McWhorter The Alabama Baptist From all over the state, friends of The Alabama Baptist came to Judson College in Marion on Feb.
It’s the Lord’s money and church leaders need to use it wisely, said Lee Wright, coordinator of church compensation services for the Alabama Baptist State
By Grace Thornton The Alabama Baptist A job interview is rarely stress-free — especially if the job is a pastorate. But introduce the topic of
By Grace Thornton The Alabama Baptist For more than half of Alabama Baptist pastors, the salary they get for filling the pulpit isn’t their sole
NASHVILLE — Protestant churches in the U.S. seem to be taking the Bible’s call to orphan care seriously, according to a LifeWay Research study released
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Senate narrowly confirmed Kansas’ Republican Gov. Sam Brownback as ambassador at large for international religious freedom. The 50–49 vote Jan. 24
Leon Ballard meant to retire. He had served as Alabama Baptist State Convention president in a season when two convention entities were walking through some
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