The inalienable right to life of preborn Black babies and states’ rights are the basis of a class-action lawsuit joined by 46 Alabama legislators calling
A settlement in a lawsuit filed by Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and Baylor University effectively returns control of the Harold E. Riley Foundation to the
In a 6–3 opinion, the Supreme Court on Feb. 5 halted California’s prohibition of indoor worship in most of the state, previously the most extreme
Earning a college degree is a worthy accomplishment on its own, but at some point down the road, each student is going to have to
Tom Fillinger, founder and CEO of Cullman-based IgniteUS, Inc., died Feb. 10. He was 79. A northern Ohio native, Fillinger joined the U.S. Navy after
For prospective college students, campus visits remain an important part of the decision-making process. However, COVID-19 has forced many campuses to limit visitors and offer
Students deciding on a college, graduate school or seminary face a daunting task. “The college experience can vary greatly depending on which school you decide
The 2021 Sharing Hope Conference (the State Evangelism Conference) will be held Feb. 21 at Valleydale Baptist Church, Hoover, with limited in-person seating and a
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