English Baptist Anne Steele (1716–1778) was the only woman hymn writer of the 18th century. She was the first woman whose hymns were used extensively
As part of Mississippi’s new religious freedom law that was signed into law April 5, workers in county clerk offices are now allowed to recuse
Confucius Raisin. “I think that was his name,” Lowell Van Ness said with a laugh. “It was something like that.” That’s just one of the
The Southern Baptist Convention’s (SBC) top official for public policy and religious liberty concerns says, theologically speaking, America is not a Christian nation. In a
Joel Max Jackson, former Coffee Baptist Association director of missions (DOM) and retired pastor, died April 29. He was 79. A graduate of Baptist Bible
As we near the end of our theme about knowing God as He has made Himself known, Theology 101 this week reminds us that God
First Baptist Church, Trussville, pianist Kevin Grigsby has been selected to play at the Cliburn International Amateur Piano Competition in Fort Worth, Texas, on June
The children he saw born in the church are now being married in the church, according to Ricky Pollard, who served as pastor of Pine
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