A yearlong impasse ended between historic Southern Baptist partners in what was described as a “win-win situation” Oct. 8 when the North American Mission Board
For the third consecutive year, Baptist Health System (BHS) has made the list of InformationWeek 500, an information technology (IT) publication that analyzes and ranks
Missionaries to Hungary find it relatively easy to get into the once-communist nation, but finding a way into the hearts of the people is a
By Crystal M. Ricks A grant to Samford University infused more money into the Chandler Mountain Project (CMP), a four-year-old program to assist migrant workers
As the popularity of revivals continues to wane, evangelists must hold out faith that God will provide, their leaders say. In 25 years as a
Thanks to a well-traveled Cullman couple, congregations at two North Alabama Baptist churches are able to enjoy the beauty and craftsmanship of museum-quality religious art.
RICHMOND, Va. — Charles Willis Bryan, a former Southern Baptist missionary to Costa Rica, Peru and Colombia and retired senior administrator for the International Mission
TALLULAH, La. — As families of 15 bus crash victims began to arrive in Tallulah, La., Oct. 13–14, Southern Baptists in the area looked for
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