C.S. Lewis biographer and Birmingham native Alan Jacobs received the 2006 John Pollock Award for Christian Biography Oct. 10 at Samford University in Birmingham. The
Lonnie Burnett, associate professor of history at the University of Mobile, has written and released a new biography on John Forsyth, longtime editor of the
Could West Africa be won to Christ over a glass of sweet tea? Maybe, if you drink it with the right people — village chiefs,
The Missouri Baptist Convention (MBC) voted Oct. 31 to oust 19 congregations — some of which have been part of the group since its beginning
Take a country with the largest population on the African continent; add political strife, ethnic violence and roads that are difficult to travel and are
The Lottie Moon Christmas Offering is as much a part of the holiday season for Baptists as the twinkling lights and familiar carols. As churches
Although it may be hard to imagine that a financial scam in Nigeria could be connected to the shooting death of a Church of Christ
The Lonely Planet Travel Guide Web site calls Nigeria “an oil-rich Cinderella nation that still hasn’t quite made it to the ball.” This Cinderella may
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