Editorials by Bob Terry

That the United States is a pluralistic society goes without saying. This nation has always considered itself the “melting pot” of the world. Anyone from

Louis and Philip did not know each other. Had they, they might not have liked each other. They were as different as different could be.

The scene on the steps of the state capitol in Montgomery Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 9, was unprecedented. Representatives from four of the state’s major Christian

Opening the envelope is like stepping into the wintry blast of a January wind. To say the least, it is surprising. It can even be

Alabamians are a generous people. No matter how one figures it, studies show that Alabamians support charitable causes. The 2001 Generosity Index ranks Alabama fifth

For countless generations the children of Abraham waited for the Messiah. Most expected a king, a hero. Some expected a Savior. In the ancient book

At this writing it has been three years, four months and 17 days since my wife, Eleanor, died as the result of injuries suffered in

December 2–9 are the dates of this year’s Week of Prayer for International Missions in Baptist churches everywhere.  The week is climaxed by the Lottie