State Baptist paper links readers with each other, nation, world
July 1, 2004
After 169 years of providing news to Baptists across the state, more than 110,000 households from every walk of life turn to The Alabama Baptist
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Religious liberty is vital to U.S. national interests, Land says
July 1, 2004
Religious persecution worldwide is increasing and U.S. foreign policy must consider the dimensions of conflicts worldwide if democracy and peace are to flourish, Southern Baptist
Retaining genuine faith
July 1, 2004
The real issue with any politician is whether one is genuine in his or her faith. To say you are against abortion and then support
NAMB appointees include four with Alabama ties
July 1, 2004
Four missionaries with ties to Alabama have been appointed by the North American Mission Board. Dianna Cagle serves in Lexington, S.C., where she is director
Alabama Baptist church takes its missions emphasis to a new level
July 1, 2004
A retired communist general wearing military ribbons on his frayed uniform boasted proudly of his persecution of Christians. He told his stories to a group
WMU storybook educates kids on poverty
July 1, 2004
WMU announces the release of a new storybook to teach children and preschoolers how to help those less fortunate. “What Does It Mean to Be
Senate sets July vote on marriage amendment
July 1, 2004
The Senate has scheduled a mid-July vote on the proposed Federal Marriage Amendment. Debate begins July 12. The amendment would outlaw marriage for same-sex couples
State Baptist churches use ballet to praise, worship God
July 1, 2004
Worship takes many forms and each individual has personal ways of responding to God’s presence. While some may grow still and quiet, others sing out
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