Two of Alabama’s three Baptist colleges reported an increase in fall enrollment for 2002. The third, Samford University, experienced only a slight decrease with a
VANCOUVER, British Columbia — The Presbyterian Church of Canada has offered to pay up to $1.5 million to settle abuse claims by former students who
BOGOTA, Colombia — Colombians greeted a new prospect for peace when the 11,000-strong paramilitary army known as the Auto Defense Union of Colombia (AUC) offered
GUJARAT, India — An overwhelming state-election victory by a Hindu fundamentalist party may endanger India’s future as a secular republic, according to Indian experts. In
Disturbed By Luncheon Reading the Nov. 28 issue of The Alabama Baptist covering our recent state convention left me a bit disturbed. The wonderful
Dr. Martha Myers has been described as a modern-day Lottie Moon, a Baptist version of Mother Teresa and a martyr for Christ. And while the
SYLVA, N.C. — A Baptist association in North Carolina has barred the local Woman’s Missionary Union (WMU) from using the association’s building as long as
CLEVELAND — Due to the complaint of a parent in a small-town Ohio middle school that free Bibles were being passed out in her son’s
