There was a time in America when a pastor could raise significant social matters of the day and correlate them to Scripture, all without offending
The Alabama Baptist A circuit court judge who believes there has been a breakdown in the state’s incarceration program is taking his case to
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court contemplated the right of business owners to exercise their religious beliefs in the face of a government decree
A civil trial involving a Baptist pastor killed in 2009 by police who mistook him for a suspected drug dealer is in the hands of
Alabama senators and representatives returned to the state’s capital Jan. 14 with the launch of the 2014 legislative session. At press time, House members had
Can the government force photographers to photograph same-sex wedding ceremonies, even if they are against their religious beliefs? The office of Attorney General Luther Strange
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court announced Nov. 26 that it will decide whether for-profit businesses can be treated like religious entities in a politically and
WASHINGTON — An organization of nonbelievers is threatening legal action against public schools that participate in an evangelical Christian charity that delivers Christmas toys to
