From abortion to the resurrection of Jesus to the complexities of science, more than 350 Alabama Baptists gathered in January 2013 to learn how to
A private conversation preceded a public confession. Keyon Dooling, a guard for the Memphis Grizzlies, told his wife Natosha something she never knew. A few months
Pope Francis was named Time magazine’s Person of the Year on Dec. 11, adding yet another high-profile accolade to what has been an unprecedented nine-month
For the past 14 years, national Woman’s Missionary Union (WMU) and Samford University in Birmingham have partnered to assist women in furthering their leadership capabilities
WASHINGTON — An organization of nonbelievers is threatening legal action against public schools that participate in an evangelical Christian charity that delivers Christmas toys to
WASHINGTON — Facing a $26 million earthquake repair bill and years of financial woes, the iconic Washington National Cathedral will start charging visitors in 2014,
Renan, a 10-year-old boy in southern Mexico, isn’t an orphan. But in many ways, he might as well be. It’s been more than three years
The digital age has come to Bible drill. A new Bible Drill app has been developed by the Georgia Baptist Convention that will help students
