Bill to shield faith-based substance abuse care fails
April 29, 2010
By Kristen Padilla Faith-based substance abuse programs will have to try again next year after a disappointing loss at the Statehouse on April 22. Senate
Siloam Church honors oldest member
April 29, 2010
For her 100th birthday, Siloam Baptist Church, Cuba, and family members (pictured here) honored Nell Woolf (seated) April 18 as the church’s oldest member. Woolf
Mother upset school aided daughter’s abortion
April 22, 2010
SEATTLE — The mother of a Seattle high school student reacted angrily after she learned that an on-campus health clinic helped her daughter obtain an
Missions volunteer dies in motorcycle accident
April 22, 2010
RICHMOND, Va. — A 21-year-old Southern Baptist representative with the International Mission Board (IMB) was killed April 12 in a motorcycle accident in the southeastern
Internet porn a big problem, even in church
April 22, 2010
Long before the surgeon general issued his 1964 report showing the devastating harm of smoking, much of the nation viewed cigarettes as fun and harmless,
Cell phones make porn more accessible to youth
April 22, 2010
Raising children and teens in a sexually charged culture was difficult long before cell phones and the Internet came along, but when technology combined the
‘Bingo’ bill still a ‘contentious issue’ in Legislature; pro-gambling lawmakers keep pushing
April 22, 2010
Not even an FBI investigation could stop pro-gambling lawmakers in Alabama from attempting to legalize and expand slot machine gambling called electronic bingo. As the
Alabama Acteens receive national honors
April 22, 2010
BIRMINGHAM — Two Alabama Baptist teens recently were recognized by national Woman’s Missionary Union (WMU) for their dedicated service in Acteens. Amy Smith, a member
