By Sondra Washington In December, the United States Supreme Court will review another controversial case concerning a 50-year-old Virginia law banning cross burnings meant to
Jesus is in charge of my life. He can do whatever He wants with my life,” said Alyssa Rodeheaver-Nojima, a fifth-grader who made a profession
NorthPark Baptist Church held its first service in its new, permanent home on Deerfoot Parkway in Trussville Nov. 3. NorthPark, formerly Roebuck Park, had been
ST. LOUIS — A dozen homosexual rights protesters who tried to disrupt the Southern Baptist Convention proceedings inside a St. Louis convention center in June
Like many Alabama Baptist State Convention pastors, Michael Satterfield is a well-educated leader. He received a doctor of ministry degree in seminary and served as
At a stage in life when most couples would think in terms of slowing down, Bill and Janice Morris have put their lives in overdrive.
The University of Mobile is calling for entries in the 12th annual “Art With a Southern Drawl” juried competition, which features the best in visual
WACO, Texas — Two years after slashing funding of Southern Baptist seminaries, the Baptist General Convention of Texas has adopted a new budget that restores
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