Michael Arnold and his family were among hundreds of St. Augustine, Florida, residents who fled their homes in early October as Hurricane Matthew trailed close
Living differently Thank you for the editorial in the Dec. 1 issue of the paper, “A Lesson from the First Century Church.” You wrote of
CHARIKOT, Nepal — Eight Christians accused of trying to convert children with a comic book were acquitted by a Nepali court Dec. 6, according to
CAIRO, Egypt — At least 24 people were killed and 49 injured after a Dec. 11 blast near Cairo’s main Coptic Christian Cathedral in Egypt,
When adult choir members of two churches from different states gathered Dec. 18 to sing in one Christmas cantata, it was “a little unique experience,”
Tom Randall, who has served The Baptist Foundation of Alabama (TBFA) as vice president of ministry for more than 17 years, will retire Dec. 31.
For the past 30 years Jimmy Allen has led Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church, Dadeville, as bivocational pastor, something he said is a “unique experience.” “I
A few years back, Dennis Atwood was having a heck of a time getting his hands on a discipleship curriculum designed for small or even mid-sized
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