Like “the little engine that could,” it was last fall’s little movie that could, chugging over the mountain of Hollywood releases with an all-volunteer cast
When United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon addressed evangelical leaders in a historic forum Oct. 11, there was nervousness on all sides. There was long-held skepticism
Accordian-style file folders litter the floor of Roger Willmore’s pastor’s study. Some bulge out of control, nearing their time of use. Others are thin and
Dear Woman, I know you have done something wrong. You think that everyone has forgotten you. I haven’t. God hasn’t. We still love you.” It
The Bible textbook that made history in Alabama and caused a media frenzy all in the same week remains the only book of its kind
Most people wouldn’t peg 3:30 p.m. as prime time for dealing barbeque sandwiches, but First Baptist Church, Fultondale, has a corner on the market. Members
Twenty-nine cars, 84 boys and more than 300 fans, parents and leaders filled the streets of the state capital for the Royal Ambassador (RA) Soapbox
As she sang the last chorus, Ann Brooks couldn’t help but fight back the tears. Brooks — one of 37 charter members of Lakeside Baptist
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