Nearly 60 people connected with Samford University in Birmingham recently got a taste of hunger issues around the world. Those attending the Nov. 8 “hunger
The poverty problem is a monumental task that stretches across religious and cultural lines, said Wayne Flynt, featured speaker during a poverty forum led by
Willie Robinson and his wife, Evelyn, moved to Birmingham’s “notorious” Gate City housing development in 1995 hoping to convert their neighbors to Christianity. Despite their
Denominational growth in America has reached a plateau and in many cases has declined, but one would get the wrong idea to think the evangelical
Little white headphones that have revolutionized the way Americans listen to music may also revolutionize the way they learn about God. Hundreds of churches and
I read the article “Freedom to dissent” in the Nov. 15 issue and, as I have been following this matter closely, thought I would share
By Editor Bob Terry Is there anything more exciting than a child’s wide-eyed, openmouthed, transfixed gaze at a sparkling Christmas tree with brightly wrapped presents
Former Alabama Baptist Pastor Grover Edmondson Padgett of Collinsville died Oct. 25. He was 86. Padgett served as pastor of several churches in Dekalb and
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