Your church only thought it squirmed when your pastor preached on tithing. Imagine this. It’s Sunday morning, and your pastor opens the Word and begins
By Anna Swindle A church’s doors are always open to those in need. But what if those needs are not so dire or even nonexistent?
A baby girl, only a few hours old, is carried to her execution. The woman who holds her calls herself a midwife, but everyone in
What could a few good ol’ boys from the Deep South have in common with a bunch of hardened, spear-throwing Dinka men in Sudan? Cows.
Five kernels of corn spilled upon the Guatemalan ground, tiny morsels from a basketful of food meant as a gift from Americans on a mission
I read the editorial “Glenn Beck Is Wrong” in the April 8 issue of The Alabama Baptist. In all due respect, while the Bible does
In an effort to empower people to take care of themselves, Montgomery Baptist Association (MBA) churches are partnering with other area churches and organizations to
RICHMOND, Va. — Americans believe childhood poverty is a problem that demands urgent attention, but rank faith-based groups last when asked who should be responsible
