After more than 20 years spent leading the youngest members of Alabama Woman’s Missionary Union (WMU), Barbara Owen decided to shift her focus to international
WASHINGTON — Congress should act to bring tobacco products under the regulation of the federal government and thereby protect the health of Americans, Southern Baptist
WILLIAMSBURG, Ky. — The University of the Cumberlands, in Williamsburg, Ky., expelled sophomore Jason Johnson April 6 for violating a policy on sexual orientation after
WASHINGTON — Former Baptist college president Paul Corts has been named the fifth president of the 30-year-old Council for Christian Colleges & Universities. The selection
MACON, Ga. — Baptists and Jews, both having suffered historically as minority faiths, share a strong commitment to religious liberty, Rabbi David Saperstein said during
Everyone down here is tired of looking at it, tired of dealing with it and tired of looking ahead and realizing another hurricane season is
Ever since Hurricane Katrina hit, many Alabama Baptist churches have made ongoing efforts to help rebuild lives in storm-battered Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana. The following
Retired police Sgt. Tim McKee would have never guessed what God had in store for him after Hurricane Katrina hit. McKee, then serving in a
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