Brother Andrew, advocate for persecuted believers, dies at 94

October 1, 2022

Andrew van der Bijl, known by most as “Brother Andrew,” a passionate advocate for the persecuted church, died Sept. 27. He was 94. Born in

Consumers to feel financial strain for months, GuideStone adviser says

October 1, 2022

Sept. 13 was the worst day of the year for the overall U.S. equity markets, marking another bleak milestone on the nation’s current economic path.

Auburn’s Dylan Cardwell says ‘God is clearly moving’ in basketball career, life

August 27, 2022

College students often keep lists to keep them on track, but lists have taken on a new significance for Auburn University basketball player Dylan Cardwell.

Some states add benefits, incentives to help families following overturn of Roe

August 15, 2022

Six weeks after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned the Roe v. Wade decision and returned power to regulate abortion law to the states, legislators and voters

Gun violence: Parents, teachers, churches make safety a priority as leaders debate solutions

August 9, 2022

As students return to campus this fall, memories of the May 24 shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, linger in the minds of

Guest editorial: What if we see ‘once in a lifetime’ as opportunity and challenge?

July 26, 2022

By Carrie Brown McWhorter Content Editor, The Alabama Baptist Writing a “senior prophecy” was an annual tradition at my high school. Members of the graduating

BWA forum focuses on work in Ukraine

July 18, 2022

Within days of Russia’s Feb. 24 invasion of Ukraine, Baptist World Aid began distributing thousands of dollars to respond to needs in a region wracked