By Martha Simmons Correspondent, The Alabama Baptist Last fall, troubling news images from Italy showed the historic flooding of Venice. Today, the Venice canals are
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As two mass shootings over the weekend brought the total to three such tragedies in just over a week, Baptists prayed, met needs and called
Believers in Christ know they have a hope and a future in heaven after life here is over. They know with confidence the sting of
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Southern Baptists gathered in St. Louis, Missouri, for the 2016 Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) annual meeting opened every session by praying for the families affected
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Behind every woman’s joy at learning she is pregnant, there is a fear as well — the fear of losing the baby. Most of us
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