On July 8, close to 100 people came together in the sanctuary of Jones Baptist Church in Autauga Baptist Association to recognize and commemorate the
The Baptist World Alliance (BWA) elected its first black general secretary at its annual general council meeting in Accra, Ghana, July 6. Neville Callam, 56,
The number of teenage mothers is at a record low, continuing a 14-year downward trend. Using data from the National Center for Health Statistics, the
The sins of a nation drew an estimated 55,000 believers to Nashville July 7 to convene a “solemn assembly” and pray for spiritual awakening among
James Emory Keith, a retired Alabama Baptist music minister, died July 2. He was 90. A native of Fairfax, Keith served as minister of music
The lower portion of the Jordan River is so polluted that the World Monuments Fund (WMF) has designated it an “Endangered Cultural Heritage Site.” The
VENTURA, Calif. — More than half of atheists and agnostics think “radical Christianity” is just as threatening in the United States as “radical Islam,” according
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court ruled June 25 that taxpayers affiliated with an atheist group do not have standing to challenge the Bush administration
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