Editorials by Bob Terry

What freedom is most important to you? That was the question recently put to people in a nationwide survey by Yankelovich Partners. The result demonstrated

The most significant thing that happened during the recent meeting of the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) in Orlando, Fla., was not the most meaningful, at

Since 1843, the state Baptist paper has been an important part of Alabama Baptist life. During its first year of publication, the state convention adopted

University of Mobile President Mark Foley and other school officials deserve high praise for bringing to a close a stormy chapter in the school’s history.

During the middle 10 days of May, I became one of about 2.5 million people expected to visit Israel during this millennial year. Israel’s Ministry

The 19 men and women who drafted the proposed revision of the Baptist Faith and Message Statement are all good and godly people. They are

A co-worker asked if the timing of the announcement was planned. I assured her it was not, purely coincidental. The question was about the story

In 1612 John Smyth wrote: “The magistrate is not by virtue of his office to meddle with religion or matters of conscience, to force or