Sierra Vista church shares God’s love by cutting wood for the Navajo Nation

April 3, 2021

By Francine Biere Portraits From the beginning, God used wood — from Noah’s ark to holding the Ark of the Covenant to the interior of

February another deadly month for Christians in Nigeria

April 3, 2021

JOS, Nigeria — Muslim Fulani herdsmen continue their violence against Christians, killing 12 in north-central Nigeria in the first 17 days of February. Fulani target

‘God’s not done’: Judson College trustees vote to keep the school open

April 2, 2021

Campus life will continue at the 183-year-old Judson College despite recent fundraising efforts coming up more than $3.7 million short of the $5 million goal

Rooted in Gallatin, Tenn., virtual church plant now reaching the world

April 1, 2021

By Lonnie Wilkey Baptist and Reflector A year ago, a virtual church plant was unheard of in Tennessee Baptist life. Now, thanks to Hispana Iglesia

Alabama Baptists respond to areas hit hard by March tornadoes

April 1, 2021

Between March 24-28, 45 tornadoes struck throughout the South, leaving behind a trail of destruction. Five people died when an EF3 tornado hit in Calhoun

Judson community mourns loss of professor, artist-in-residence Billie Jean Young

April 1, 2021

Judson College is mourning the loss of Billie Jean Young, a faculty member who earlier in life was among the first African-American students admitted to

Gilbreath recovering after heart episode

April 1, 2021

Sammy Gilbreath, event evangelism strategist for the Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions, was planning to speak at the turkey rodeo at Fairview Baptist Church,