Edward Gantt, a physician, secured a place in Alabama history in 1820, when he discovered one of the world’s largest and purest veins of white
Ted Traylor, pastor of Olive Baptist in Pensacola, Fla., was quoted in a Feb. 22, 2010, Baptist Press article regarding the four key positions waiting
Thank you so much for your article titled “What Got You to the Top …” in the Jan. 28, 2010, edition of The Alabama Baptist,
In Decatur on April 13 we face a new referendum on Sunday sales of alcoholic beverages. I know that there are a multitude of opinions
By Sammy Gilbreath Director of evangelism, Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions This has been an incredible year for evangelism in Alabama. Baptisms are up,
By Brittany N. Howerton Hanceville residents voted March 9 to keep alcohol out of their city, but unless churches step up and meet the city’s
A Haiti judge freed one of two remaining Baptist volunteers March 8 but kept the group’s leader in jail pending further investigation. Judge Bernard Saint-Vil
Hundreds of Christians were murdered in an overnight massacre by ethnic Fulani Muslims on March 7 in Nigeria’s Plateau state. Rampaging Fulani herdsmen used machetes
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