Editorials by Bob Terry

Alabama Navy Chaplain Al Hill is on a mission. He wants Southern Baptists to have only ordained ministers serving as military chaplains. The North American

The news story is the kind that gives credence to the wildest fears of religious people. The story also illustrates a problem when church and

The story came as a shock. On May 2 the Birmingham News reported that Baptist Health System Inc. was considering selling its facilities to a

During the mid-1980s former Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) President Adrian Rogers told a group of state paper editors that if Southern Baptists believed pickles had

Listen to the tales of youth, and one hears that cemeteries are morbid places, places of ghosts and goblins. The stories about graveyards are filled

Two brothers were asked the same question by their father. Unfortunately, their answers were exactly opposite. One said, “I will.” The other said, “I won’t.”

The story in 2 Kings 4 says little about the child and nothing at all about his appreciation of his mother’s love. Yet one can

As a seminary student serving as pastor of my first church, I was almost anxious for someone in the church to die. The lectures and