Several years ago when Luis Federico Garcia, a Hispanic pastor in Pelham, came clean about sexually abusing three girls in his congregation, fellow Pastor Mike
Living a double life is a point of pride for David Stewart — something he’s certain the Lord is pleased with. His wife doesn’t seem
Ask people how they pay for items, and most will say, “With a debit card.” Ask those same people how they pay their bills, and
Many ministers find themselves tempted to obtain educational training and degrees from nonaccredited institutions. But according to Jimmy Dukes, associate provost of New Orleans Baptist
ERFURT, Germany — A retired German pastor set himself on fire Oct. 31, apparently killing himself as a protest against what he saw as the
For more than half of the state’s Baptist ministers, the 8-to-5 grind of their nonchurch-related job bleeds over into nights and Saturdays of visitation, study
Sunday, to many, is a day to go to church and then spend the afternoon in leisure. For pastors, however, Sunday is a workday
Last year, 30 percent of the 3,249 Alabama Baptist churches reported nearly $500 million in debt, according to the Annual Church Profile. Yet some congregations
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