Cheryl Sloan Wray recalls several late nights when her two young daughters were asleep and her husband, Gary, was “sleeping right beside me while I
Whether she’s diagnosing a case of malaria, performing surgery on a gunshot victim or playing her violin in a hospital chapel service, Susan Smith is
The cultural decay of the past 30 years has begun to come full circle, according to evangelical commentator and author Charles W. Colson, to the
The dean of Beeson Divinity School at Samford University hopes the 2001 doctrine study on grace will encourage lay people to focus on their roles
Despite the conclusion of a national survey, several Alabama youth ministers said they do not believe hazing is a problem among youth in the state’s
The Alabama Baptist State Convention will boast a new look following the election of officers at its annual meeting Nov. 14-15 in Montgomery. While there
Small churches are as responsible as their larger counterparts when it comes to financially planning for their pastor’s retirement. Steve Richardson, CPA, offers advice: “Start
Pentecost. For 11 Tuscaloosa-area laypersons and pastors, this magnificent movement of the Holy Spirit is not just a history lesson nor a Bible study. It
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