Editorials by Bob Terry

This time Alabama Attorney General Bill Pryor spoke clearly. His words left no room for misunderstanding. On March 6, 2002, Pryor issued an opinion which

If you wanted to give all the neighbors on your street a gospel tract, should you have to get permission from your city mayor first?

The two churches were not that far apart geographically. Each drew members from the other’s area of town. Both were similar in size and programs. 

This meeting was unlike most that editors of state Baptist papers attend. The program was not about major denominational issues. It was not about how

The vision is magnificent, the message clear and simple. All who cooperate with the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) can and should work together with God

Recently we received two letters from readers expressing the opinion that The Alabama Baptist contained too many advertisements. Studies indicate that most letters represent a

They said it was a normal day at the Baptist World Alliance office in suburban Washington, D.C. It was anything but a normal day for

It was an experiment. People wondered if it would work. Now they know. It did. The 2002 Alabama Baptist Evangelism Conference was a success in