Human trafficking: Closer than you may think
August 10, 2021
When people think about the dangers of human trafficking, potential kidnapping situations like those in movies often come to mind: a woman is followed in
Her ‘most devastating day’ pointed her to ‘the love that forgives’
August 5, 2021
One September day in 1963, a bullhorn, a forgiving heart and a well-known Scripture helped prevent a riot. The place: Sixteenth Street Baptist Church in
Samford grad sees God’s hand in career path
July 27, 2021
For Haley Joe Febrey, graduation from college was all about landing a dream job and figuring out the perfect five-year plan. But since earning her
A look at the dollars and ‘sense’ of funding higher education
July 27, 2021
Attending college is a major decision. Ideally, funds are available because a financial plan was established early in a student’s life. In reality, each student
Frank Jones does ‘business for the Kingdom’ through music ministry
July 24, 2021
One might assume Psalm 144:1, “Praise be to the Lord my Rock, Who trains my hands for war, my fingers for battle,” would be a
Southern Baptist missionaries serving in Tokyo set for Summer Olympics
July 21, 2021
In spite of numerous setbacks related to the Summer Olympics, Southern Baptists in Japan are going for the gold as they seek to engage the
Parents can help children by limiting exposure, reminding of God’s promises
July 20, 2021
A recent survey by security company SafeWise found 82% of Alabamians are fearful of rising violent crime. Trends suggest those fears are well-founded. While overall
Shocco Springs holds day camp for children
July 14, 2021
For the first time, Shocco Springs Conference Center held a weeklong day camp June 7–11 for local children ages 5 to 12 years old. Long
