From the West Alabama Newsroom– Judson College in Marion has reached it’s year end fund raising goal. However, the long-term future of the private Baptist College remains uncertain. “We have now surpassed our first goal of a half million dollars in December. And we’re well along the way towards the total goal, including that half million, of $1.5 million.” Judson.
Former state Baptist president, Trussville pastor, dies of COVID-19
Updated Dec 29, 2020;
Posted Dec 28, 2020
The Rev. Dewey Corder died on Christmas. He was a longtime pastor and former president of the state Baptist Convention. (AL.com File photo by Dave Dieter/Huntsville Times)
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He was 80.
Corder was known for “his faithfulness, complete integrity, never changing,” his wife said.
“He was always honest about what he thought about Jesus,” she said. “That was his main thrust: Do you know Jesus?”
Corder was president of the state Baptist Convention from 1992-94, and led some of the discussions with Samford University after the university’s board of directors voted in 1994 to break legal ties with the state convention.
Con sinvinced convinced. bill brubaker is a life long republican and evangelical christian. but won t be voting in his state. i think for the reason judge moore s message has resonated because of the culture. like many, dr. john killian, former president of the alabama baptist convention thinks this republican state is ripe and ready for the taking by the former judge but some like brubaker think ha s an unfair assumption. evan jgelicals have been painted with a broad brush. he says this goes deeper. a candidate wrapping himself in christianity and pulls out a hand gun. moore has been hitting his
Research. i think for that reason judge moore message has resonated because of the culture. like many, dr. john kilian, former president of the alabama baptist convention thinks this deeply republican state is ripe and ready for the taking by the former judge but some like bill think that s an unfair assumption. evangelicals are being painted with a very broad brush. he says this goes deeper than the allegations of sexual misconduct against moore. the idea that there s a candidate who is wrapping himself in the mantle of christianity and at a political rally and pulls out of handgun. moore has been hitting his base, visiting rural conservative churches those some have felt more like campaign events. the only way our voice can be heard throughout this country is by us taking our liberties and voting with them. they want to do two things several things.