Families of COVID-19 victims should beware of scammers seeking to register them for funeral assistance, warns the Federal Emergency Management Agency. FEMA announced a new
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
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
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
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
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 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
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,
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