A relaxed atmosphere and unified spirit dominated the Feb. 2 Legislative Prayer Luncheon, indicating a new level of trust and camaraderie between Alabama Baptists and
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — An Indiana school district has avoided a legal battle by removing the phrase “Trust in God” from a list of moral precepts
WASHINGTON — “Why is it hard for a non-Christian to understand things about God?” This question is not from a Sunday School class but from
WASHINGTON — Organizations concerned about two of the nation’s most controversial moral topics — abortion and homosexuality — have welcomed a decision by the U.S.
This is one gambling fight where most Alabama Baptists are on the same side as Gov. Don Siegelman. Speaking to reporters following the Alabama Baptist
Baptists in Georgia are divided over proposed legislation to allow Bible elective classes in the state’s public school system. The legislation comes after the Georgia
MINNEAPOLIS — A Minneapolis man has been arrested and charged with vandalizing the First Korean Baptist Church, and prosecutors said they will contend the vandalism
WASHINGTON — In a lawsuit filed last week against the White House and the FBI, religious broadcaster Jerry Falwell claims he was denied access to
