Survivor of wreck that killed 8: ‘I’m not strong. My God is’
July 16, 2021
A girls home director who was driving a van that crashed in Alabama, killing two of her own children, two nephews and four other youths,
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Kentucky, Baptist-affiliated children’s agency reach agreement
July 16, 2021
Kentucky reached a contract deal Thursday to continue placing youngsters with a Sunrise Children’s Services, a Baptist-affiliated children’s agency, after the Democratic governor’s administration removed
Most pastors feel supported by other local ministers, Lifeway study shows
July 16, 2021
The vast majority of pastors say they feel support from other ministers in their communities, but that encouragement is less prevalent in some places. According
Crisis in Haiti is ‘spiritual’ crisis first, says head of humanitarian organization
July 16, 2021
Humanitarian leaders in Haiti urge prayer for the country following the assassination of its president. “Pray that the peace of God will descend on Haiti,”
Global missionary partners vital to Revelation 7:9 vision
July 16, 2021
Global mobilization — seeking out partnerships beyond the borders of the U.S. — is crucial to the Revelation 7:9 vision and reaching the 154,937 people
Asian gathering gives picture of heaven
July 16, 2021
The room at Music City Center was packed as the Asian American Collective gathered for its first annual meeting June 13. Jonathan Hayashi, pastor of
Gorgas Baptist Church celebrates 100th anniversary
July 15, 2021
For 100 years, Gorgas Baptist Church, Parrish, “has been a shining light in the community,” said pastor John Clutter. The church gathered to celebrate that
Rashional Thoughts: Our fight or flight responses struggle against influx of ‘urgent’ messages
July 15, 2021
The message startled us when it popped up on the website for The Alabama Baptist, but it didn’t upset us — though it could have.
