Rashional Thoughts — Allowing others to hold the rope provides blessing both ways
July 3, 2014
By Jennifer Davis Rash Belle will be featured in my prayers this day — for her, for each one who has a part in caring
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One Baptist college’s accreditation revoked, another’s reaffirmed
July 3, 2014
An accrediting agency handed down decisions involving Baptist-affiliated Brewton-Parker College, Shorter University and Louisiana College, all in a single day. One Baptist college had its
Want to know God?
July 3, 2014
Sycamore Baptist Church, Sylacauga I have on my desk in my office at church a hand-carved figure made especially for me from a craftsman in Africa.
NAMB initiative seeks to reverse decline in Korean church numbers
July 3, 2014
Planting a second-generation Korean-American church has its cultural and generational challenges, according to John Yi, who serves as the Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions’
Commitment to Egypt’s new constitution questioned
July 3, 2014
LUXOR, Egypt — Charges of “blasphemy” against a Christian in Egypt for “liking” a Facebook page run by converts from Islam calls into question the
Coptic teacher loses appeal, sentenced to prison in Egypt
July 3, 2014
AL-EDISAT, Egypt — A Coptic woman has lost her appeal of what human rights activists call a false conviction for blaspheming Islam and has been
Sudanese mother on death row released from prison
July 3, 2014
JUBA, South Sudan — Meriam Yahia Ibrahim was released from prison in South Sudan on June 23, only to be detained at the Juba airport
Vandal hits several churches in Jefferson County
July 3, 2014
Reportedly inspired by the Holy Spirit, Eja Cree was taken into custody June 20 after vandalizing more than 20 churches, homes and businesses in Jefferson
