Alzheimer’s, dementia: Pastor shares lessons learned
August 12, 2019
As a minister for more than 40 years, Mike Glenn walked through the valley of dementia and Alzheimer’s disease with many families through the years.
Cadence Call to offer courses for first responders, military members facing trauma or transitional issues
March 20, 2019
By Grace Thornton The Alabama Baptist As tornados ripped across Lee County earlier this month, Alabama’s first responders were right there, ready to serve. And
‘Not Alone’ mental health conference Feb. 22-23 will feature Kay Warren, Steve Marshall
February 8, 2019
One in 5 Americans will experience a mental illness in the coming year. That makes it important for the church to know how to minister
Parents may want to limit children’s tech use — and definitely their own
February 6, 2019
Practically everyone these days is concerned, if not annoyed, by the way young people seem to be addicted to technology. Research shows that parents feel
Shame isolates, destroys community, psychiatrist says
October 13, 2016
Nobody needs a psychiatrist to explain what shame feels like — we all know, said Curt Thompson, a noted psychiatrist and brain science researcher. “Having
NOBTS professor’s family talks openly about suicide, encourages people to show love, forgiveness in wake of Ashley Madison scandal
September 24, 2015
The family of Baptist professor and pastor John Gibson is calling his death a suicide connected to the Ashley Madison website hack. By openly discussing
Birmingham event focuses on helping church members struggling with mental illness
April 30, 2015
In the Jan. 8 issue of The Alabama Baptist, a series of articles was featured on the topic of mental illness issues. These articles explained
WMU’s Project HELP: PTSD educates church members on how to help others
March 16, 2015
How would you react if someone in your church went through something traumatic, such as a violent crime or a horrible car accident? What would
