WASHINGTON — Anti-hunger advocates are racing to save federal programs that feed needy families from being automatically slashed if Congress can’t agree on a deficit
Armed Muslims from Niger entered Nigeria’s Kaduna state in August to help Islamists there invade Christian communities, where they killed two Christians, including a 10-year-old
Baptists and other Christians in Syria have been adversely affected by public demonstrations and violent government crackdowns in the Middle Eastern country since January. Several
A Missions Mosaic article detailing poverty in Appalachia prompted the Women on Mission leaders of First Baptist Church, Luverne, to take action. The women made
U.S. News & World Report released its 2012 best colleges rankings Sept. 13, and two Alabama Baptist universities made the cut. Samford University in Birmingham
THIMPHU, Bhutan — Christians in this Buddhist nation have been awaiting a decision on whether they will receive official recognition, but it appears they will
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