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Alabama
- Two Pastors Join SBC President RaceOne is known for his involvement in racial reconciliation efforts, and the other is a founding member of the anti-“woke” Conservative Baptist Network.Kate Shellnutt|
- Louisiana Votes to Specify No Right to Abortion in State ConstitutionIn other states, voters approve “stand your ground” in churches and legalize marijuana.Diana Chandler - Baptist Press|
- Alabama Pastor Resigns After Praying at KKK Leader’s BirthdayBaptist leaders said the controversy was not good for his church.Kate Shellnutt|
- Controversy and Coronavirus Keep Church Plants Out of SchoolsChurch of the Highlands’s expulsion in Birmingham has some pastors worried about growing scrutiny.David Roach|
- I Was a Violent Klansman Who Deserved to DieYet at the height of my segregationist fervor, God showed me mercy.Thomas Tarrants|
- When Loving Your Neighbor Means Fighting Hookworm in AlabamaIn the Black Belt—once cleared for cotton plantations—rural black communities suffer the consequences of poor land stewardship.Nadia Whitehead|
- Do Methodists Have a Case Against Jeff Sessions?Though the denomination is the least likely in the US to administer church discipline, critical voices have been swirling around its highest-ranking politician.Griffin Paul Jackson|
- The Place the Freed Slaves MadeA think-tank leader and former presidential aide shares his debt of gratitude to the people of Madison Park, Alabama.Interview by John Van Sloten|
- Roy Moore Was ‘a Bridge Too Far’ for Alabama Evangelicals(UPDATED) Al Mohler says Senate election “sends a signal” to the Republican Party—and to conservative Christians.Jeremy Weber|
- The Biggest Loser in the Alabama ElectionIt’s not Republicans or Democrats, but Christian witness.Mark Galli|
