In the mid-1930s, legislators in Alabama, like those in many other states, were debating a bill to allow forced sterilization of individuals with “undesirable” characteristics.
CORDOVA, Tenn. — Adrian Rogers, three-time president of the Southern Baptist Convention, announced his retirement as pastor of the Memphis-area Bellevue Baptist Church Sept. 12.
At least four — and as many as eight — children of Baptist leaders were killed when a hostage standoff in a Russian school ended
CHICAGO — The president of Moody Bible Institute in Chicago has announced his resignation. On Aug. 26, Joseph M. Stowell announced to students, faculty and
The year 2004 was a difficult year for Baptist Health System (BHS) in Birmingham. The nine-hospital system recently reported a loss for the fiscal year
WASHINGTON — The number of Americans living in poverty rose 3.4 percent last year, to 35.8 million people, while the number without health insurance climbed
Combine a little bit of nostalgia, a steady flow of neck hugs from old family friends and a whole lot of passion “to seek and
BOSTON — A movie rated PG-13 today contains comparable content to an R-rated movie a decade ago, according to a study by the Harvard School
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