By Reagan Keith Special to The Alabama Baptist Efforts to combat human trafficking have recently experienced a new hurdle coming from a group seemingly on
Karen L. Willoughby Baptist Press Not until 16 years after Pearl Harbor was bombed on Dec. 7, 1941, did the pleas of an Air Force
Florida It’s a long way from serving 13 years in prison to serving as a Florida Baptist pastor, but a Bible that Kory Gordon found
The North American Mission Board has filed a motion for a stay in a lawsuit involving a former Southern Baptist leader in order to appeal
By Aaron Wilson LifeWay Christian Resources Drew Porterfield spent last Christmas sick in bed—unable to attend his church’s traditional service. Since he couldn’t worship with
By Kathy Dean University of Mobile When the pandemic forced spring graduation ceremonies across the nation to be cancelled earlier this year, University of Mobile
The president of the National African American Fellowship of the Southern Baptist Convention has asked for a meeting with six seminary presidents who recently declared that an
An early morning fire in Manhattan’s East Village neighborhood has destroyed the 128-year-old sanctuary of Middle Collegiate Church, one of the oldest congregations in the
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