Editorials by Bob Terry

The debate over government funding of faith-based social ministries has raised again the issue of government help to the poor and needy. In that debate,

Zamir Angos is a Baptist pastor. Like many Baptist pastors in Brazil, he works another job to earn a living for his family. It was

The two churches were nothing alike. First Baptist was a county seat church. It had a history of influence in the city and among Baptists

Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Sylvester, Elmer Fudd, Tweety Bird and all the rest are in trouble. Through no fault of their own, they find themselves

Non-itemizers Charitable Deduction Plan is a complicated name for a simple plan. Basically, the proposal recently set forth by President George W. Bush would allow

When illness strikes or death comes to an active church family, most congregations swing into action with a ritual of support and care that has

It is not a new malady. “Same Day Syndrome” has affected individuals almost from the beginning of time. It is just that the current generation

Funding for Alabama public schools will be a major topic in the upcoming state legislative session. Newspapers already report that more than 1,000 teachers may