Raising the bar of missions involvement was the challenge woven throughout national Woman’s Missionary Union’s (WMU) board meeting, Jan. 11–13, at Shocco Springs Baptist Conference
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Many doctors are questioning continued medical procedures on a 13-year-old California girl declared brain-dead in early December 2013, calling interventions to provide nutrition to a
Bill Brown doesn’t go anywhere without his iPad — not even the pulpit. His sermon outline is there, as is every sermon he has preached
Her weary expression and overall appearance revealed telltale signs the woman was experiencing a hard time in life. But her countenance changed as soon as
The Florida Baptist Convention plans to appeal a jury’s decision to award $12.5 million in damages in a lawsuit claiming Baptist officials didn’t check far enough
The positive pregnancy test sent Brittany’s life into a tailspin. She had plans — college, career and, potentially, the Miss Pennsylvania pageant. Her boyfriend Andy,
Alabama senators and representatives returned to the state’s capital Jan. 14 with the launch of the 2014 legislative session. At press time, House members had
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