Correctional System

April 9, 2015

I was very pleased to see Jim Williams’ article titled “Reforming the State’s Correctional System” in the Feb. 26 issue. I fear Alabama Baptists are

Church planting in military communities initiative takes root in Mobile

April 9, 2015

The life of a military serviceman or woman is a transient one — with many assignments lasting only six months while others could be up

Which Hurt the Most?

April 9, 2015

On the southwest side of Mount Zion lived the Jewish high priest Caiaphas and his father-in-law Annas. Jewish historian Josephus reports Annas had been appointed

Ariz. abortionists face new consent requirement

April 8, 2015

Arizona's governor has signed into law a bill that prohibits abortion insurance from being purchased through Obamacare's taxpayer-subsidized insurance program. The bill also requires abortionists

Doris Duntley’s story represents many who are trying to pull out of poverty

April 7, 2015

The words that describe my life these days are not good ones. Frustrated. Tired. Sad. I’m only 34 but I feel so much older. I

Helping the poor requires intentional efforts to see those who are suffering

April 7, 2015

Poverty is not new to contemporary society. Throughout the Old Testament the presence of the poor and God’s desire for His people to help them

Gardner Taylor, preacher and civil rights leader, dies

April 6, 2015

Gardner Taylor, an African-American Baptist pastor and civil rights leader dubbed the “prince of preachers,” died Easter Sunday, April 5, at age 96. Taylor, pastor