If the Religious Right is to survive, it must embrace a “gospel-centered” evangelicalism that articulates why and how Christianity matters rather than using religion as
By Chip Warren Minister of education, FBC Albertville Has your church ever had a new member or newcomer who left because he or she was
By Grace Thornton Correspondent, The Alabama Baptist Scarlett Dunnam’s son, Mac, died of AIDS in 1994, and nothing has been the same since — not
By Editor Bob Terry Two very different organizations are currently caught in the troughs of disagreeing with culture. One is a popular conservative parachurch organization.
By David Crabb Mobilization and development director, Training Leaders International The spirit of Athens, Greece, lies at the crossroads between old and new. Everywhere you look
By Denise George Special to The Alabama Baptist On Nov. 11, Veterans Day, we have the opportunity to pause and express appreciation and gratitude to
TOOWOOMBA, Australia — In an effort to fight violence against women, leaders in one Australian city are putting effort into ridding their community of porn.
VATICAN CITY — The Vatican released new rules on cremation in late October prohibiting the scattering of ashes on land or at sea, as well
