By Michael Foust If you believe what the experts say about success in television, then “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood” never should have been a hit. It
Active shooter incidents are unpredictable and evolve quickly. Knowing what to do can be the difference between life and death. To help security personnel prepare,
By Seth Brown North Carolina’s Biblical Recorder A data breach occurred at the International Mission Board (IMB) that may have exposed personal information of current
Mark Aderholt, a former International Mission Board (IMB) missionary and more recently a former employee of the South Carolina Baptist Convention, has been charged with
Two church vans are currently bringing the 14-member missions team from First Baptist Church, Russellville, home. They landed in the Atlanta airport about 5:45 p.m.
A Roanoke pastor and his wife are in stable condition in an Atlanta hospital after a head-on car crash July 8 that killed the other
Two Alabama youth groups stuck in Haiti because of violent protests in the country anticipate returning home tomorrow afternoon or by mid-week at the latest. Both
By Grace Thornton The Alabama Baptist A missions team from First Baptist Church, Russellville, is stuck in Haiti right now, safe but unable to leave
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