John Tesh doesn’t aspire to be famous. And he doesn’t really like television. That’s a bit ironic for a man who once pulled down seven
A couple with Alabama ties was among 67 new International Mission Board (IMB) missionaries appointed at a Nov. 11 service in Lexington, Ky. Steve Flippo,
For Samford University’s 230 fall graduates, commencement exercises on Dec. 13 marked an end that is really a beginning, said graduation speaker Paul R. Corts.
Your church building — you’ve always trusted its environment enough to leave your purse sitting in the pew, your car sitting in the parking lot
By name and beliefs, the Baptist church sounded like any other Sarah Braddock might attend at home in the United States. But the moment she
Baptist Health System (BHS) trustees announced Dec. 17 the decision to hire Mary Elizabeth (Beth) O’Brien as the system’s new president and chief executive officer
Anis Shorrosh, Baptist evangelist from Alabama, spent a week in Iraq Nov. 16–18. He was joined in Jordan and then Iraq by three Christian leaders
“I am the most God-blessed man who ever lived,” Bobby Britt said recently. Few would want to contradict him. Britt had cause to celebrate Nov.
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